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Their multiscreen projections of slides and film loops have featured in orbital parties, at the Astoria and Heaven, in Rifat Ozbek's 1988/89 fashion shows, and at Energy's recent Docklands all-dayer.
From their residency at the Fridge during the first summer of love, Halo used slide and film projectors to throw up a collage of op-art patterns, film loops of dancers like E-Boy and Wumni, and unique fractals derived from video feedback.
&bquo;We're not aware of creating a visual identify for the house scene, because we're right in there.
We see a dancer at a rave, film him later that week, and project him at the next rave.&equo;
 Ben Lewis   Halo can be contacted on 071 738 3248.     
<head>Art</head>you can dance to from the creative group called Halo        
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Leeds is well-equipped for sports, with 21 golf courses and 22 sports and leisure centres, but if all this action leaves you feeling in need of a rest, you can always take yourself off to the theatre.
Leeds has four to choose from.
Most famous is the Leeds City Varieties, one of the oldest music halls in the country and home of BBC TV's  The Good Old Days  .
There's also the Grand Theatre, which hosts touring companies and is the permanent home of Opera North.    
One of Yorkshire's famous sayings is &bquo;Where there's muck, there's brass&equo;.
And, while there may not be a lot of muck any more, there is still plenty of brass.    
For, when it comes down to it, there's nothing to beat a brass band.
There's always one to be heard somewhere during the summer &mdash; in the piazza in front of the <head>art</head>gallery and Town Hall or in a park.
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When things are on the up and the lodestar of a transformatory politics shines bright, so too does &bquo;the avant-garde project of overcoming the separation of art and life&equo; (p. 171).    
In this perspective it seems that Callinicos can only mean relatively little with his disclaimers about good art.
The individual &bquo;good&equo; work might get thrown up, however unpropitious the circumstance.
But it can only be a quirk; and the force of its &bquo;goodness&equo; is strictly limited and circumscribed.
Only once, in a fleeting reference to Matisse is there a sense of the boot being on the other foot, of art offering a sense of liberation from social ideology.
But even this is done in the name of a supposed &bquo;immediate sensuous charge&equo; rather than any more extended critical capacity of <head>art</head>or the aesthetic.
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The Chairman of the Chambre Nationale, Yannick Guilloux, said the charges brought against Britain must not be seen as the stand of one European country against another but a bid to harmonise tax regulation, at as low a rate as possible, in order to protect the art market within the EC as a whole.
The Commission normally takes two months to investigate charges, after which it could either instruct Britain to set its VAT rates in conformity with European legislation or proceed to put into effect the long awaited 7th Directive on fiscal matters.
A meeting of Ministers last month was once again unable to reach agreement on VAT.        
Manchester hosts a new British art fair    
A new art fair will take place at the G-Mex Centre, Manchester from 18 to 21 March.
Paintings, drawings and sculpture from every period of <head>art</head>during the last 350 years will be on display ranging from a Tudor portrait to contemporary British art.
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Many writers interested in these phenomena tend to specialise either in child play or in the arts, the former finding clues in the activity which relate to child development, the latter establishing art as an enhancement of what is good and beautiful.
Narrowing the field to either one or the other of these, has sometimes trapped the theoreticians into claiming that they have identified a defining characteristic of their field.
For instance, Arnaud Reid (1982), in arguing that what all the variety of art forms have in common is the requirement of &bquo;aesthetic intention&equo;, explains:    
For &mdash; cutting straight through the recurring controversies about whether, because of the varieties of the arts and of the infinity of differences between different individual works, &bquo;art&equo; can be &bquo;defined&equo; &mdash; one thing, I think, is clear.
There is something common to all our experiences of <head>art</head> , of whatever kind &mdash; music, poetry, painting&hellip;, each art concretely utterly different from the others.
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The evening ended in a brawl between the different factions in Cubism, but it brought a moment of splendour into the blackouts and bombings of war.    
Yet Modigliani was too much a part of the life of Montparnasse, too involved with the individuals leading the &bquo;new art&equo;, to remain completely aloof.
In 1914 he had met Hans Arp, the French painter who was to become prominent in the new Dada movement, at the artists' canteen in the Avenue du Maine.
Two years later Arp was living in Zurich, a member of a group of talented &eacute;migr&eacute; artists who had left their own countries because of the war.
Through casual meetings at caf&eacute;s, the artists drew together to form a movement in protest against the waste of war, against nationalism and against everything pompous, conventional or boring in the <head>art</head>of the Western world.
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The result suggested dogged industry, rather than heroic improvisation.    
For her latest exhibition, Oulton has gone even further to distance herself from Old Master traditions and concepts of Englishness.
Out have gone the autumnal shades, in have come bold contrasts of saturated reds and greens.
Where before Oulton teased her interpreters with titles such as &bquo;Lachrimae&equo; and &bquo;Vanitas&equo;, her new paintings have sterner names such as &bquo;Transparence No 7&equo;.    
We can now see that Oulton's art has followed a wilfully individual path, avoiding too close an association with any fashionable cause, and managing to remain relevant in a trecherous time.
She may well have a thing or two to teach the Goldsmiths' graduates about handling the demands of the <head>art</head>world and media.    
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Titles include Lars von Trier's EUROPA, shown in competition at Cannes: RECOLLECTIONS OF THE YELLOW HOUSE, which won a Silver Leopard at Venice and Claude Berri's film starring Gerard Depardieu, URANUS, screened in competition at Berlin.    
Also screening are films from Japan and Korea: WHY DID BODHI DHARMA LEAVE FOR THE EAST?: the re-issued Kurosawa classic DERSU UZALA and CIRCUS BOYS, by talented young director Kaizo Hayashi.
DEATH IN BRUNSWICK is an Australian film starring Sam Neill, which Derek Malcolm named as one of the Best Ten Films in the Edinburgh Film Festival this year.
We are screening several of those titles, see if you can work out which ones they are!    
Festivals are one of the few opportunities in the UK for screening short films, and we will be presenting not just this year's BFI New Directors shorts, but also programmes of short films from film schools in the UK and Canada, from the <head>Arts</head>Council funded schemes and films funded by the filmmakers themselves.
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But the pervasive and insidious presence throughout the novel of manifestations of Quechua culture suggests the ability of that culture not only to survive in an alien environment, but also, as it itself is modified, to exercise an &bquo;Indianizing&equo; influence on the country as a whole.
However, such works do not merely show the dominant culture being resisted and subverted by popular culture; in their form, they themselves have been influenced by the culture which they depict.
 The Fox Above and the Fox Below  , for example, is structured on Andean organizing principles and develops a style of &bquo;oral writing&equo; that transposes popular Quechua <head>art</head>forms to the printed page, and Rowe notes &bquo;the compositional impact of popular oral culture in Garc&iacute;a M&aacute;rquez, that of Guarani culture in Roa Bastos, and of middle-American culture in Asturias&equo; (Rowe 1984: 85).
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The montage of winged heads, flowers and cryptic inscriptions shares, in effect, something of the ephemerality of Oggi, Bella and Donna Moderna, lined up outside the next-door newsagency.    
Much more entertaining than any guide is the dyspeptic company of Maurice Hewlett's, The Road In Tuscany (1906) which finds in Montepulciano &bquo;much to make the judicious grieve&hellip; the Piazza a barrack square, the belfry a maimed stump&equo; and so on.
While unable to sympathise with Hewlett's aesthetic sufferings, I find it impossible not to admire the iron nerve with which he chronicles them.
This is a person who sees nothing to recommend the Duomo at Siena (&bquo;it seems to have been got by outlining&equo;), nor Sienese painting in general: &bquo;evidence of love; but not of <head>art</head> &hellip;
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Academies of art, whether in the West or in the Orient, have had lists of priorities in themes of art, in which there are many similarities.
For example, in twelfth-century China, a catalogue of the Imperial collection had ten headings: Taoist and Buddhist subjects, human affairs, palaces and other buildings, foreign tribes, dragons and fishes, landscapes, animals, flowers and birds, ink bamboos, and finally vegetables and fruit.
This sort of listing is worth knowing by a reader, who may occasionally notice that it underlies the degree of attention being paid to a theme by a critic.        
THE SURVEY WITH A THEORY    
The last type of survey to be considered has a basis in theory.
If a critic has a very decided political or religious point of view, this can override other considerations in judgements about <head>art</head> ; the viewpoint may also give a bias to the description or interpretation made.
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Self-contradiction is natural in the human make-up; inconsistencies are not worrying in themselves, so long as they aren't planted by memoir-writers or biographers putting down other biographers.
The personality contradictions have in no way been ironed out; if anything they emerge more starkly.
Hazlitt remains a baffling man.
The appeal of this closely-worked new study is that it presents him as a comprehensive human being.    
The contradictions fall into something like a natural order of things, in a flamboyant era when the natural was notalways easy to come by.
Hazlitt, as he nervously emerges here, is the ordinary mixed-up man confronting the hero-figure of the romantic revival, diffident amid the posturing.
Though not sure whether he wanted to be a painter or a writer he knew he was no Haydon, the fashionable golden boy of the day, the &bquo;angry young man of romantic <head>art</head> .&equo;
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After being in The Birthday Party, where everybody wanted their part to be as loud as is humanly possible, it's quite refreshing to find someone who doesn't even care if he's on the record or not!&equo;
 DE          
REEVES GABRELS Bowie's right-hand sonic terrorist looks to the future&hellip;    
Don't be fooled by Reeves Gabrels' studious exterior.
This man has been known to play guitar solos with the aid of a vibrator; come to that, he sometimes unplugs his guitar and plays a solo directly through the jackplug.
This man ordered an all-chrome finished Steinberger guitar &mdash; including the fingerboard &mdash; and then found that stage lighting rendered the instrument too dazzling to use.
This man plays in a performance <head>art</head>band whose antics include forcibly kidnapping members of the audience, tying them to chairs and emptying entire trashcans full of fake vomit over their heads.    
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And archivists like it, because if the medium carrying the recording has a limited life, it is possible to copy the sound to another medium without any degradation taking place.    
In practice, all media do have a limited life.
A search is now under way to find a medium with a reliably long shelf-life, because even if our present-day sound recordings last for a full century (which is doubtful), our successors will have to copy the whole collection every hundred years or so.
For   analogue   sound-recording, experience has shown that the metal masters used in the process of pressing disc copies have a very long life.
But this is a very expensive way of preserving sound, only tolerable when hundreds of copies are likely to be sold to cover the costs.
In addition, the business of cutting a master is a highly skilled craft, and at present it is a dying <head>art</head> .
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Michael Edwards, taking a paradoxical approach, has argued that the English have always been strong on literary theory, instancing a distinguished succession of poet-critics: Sidney, Dryden, Johnson, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelley, Arnold, Eliot.
Most of their important critical texts, Edwards remarks, are theoretical, in that they prompt fundamental reflections about the basic nature of writing, even if, &bquo;One notices about such writing that it does not necessarily offer itself as theory, that it is directed towards what we now call literature and not towards something else.&equo;
  Edward's comment is clearly correct, and could be extended: Hopkins's letters and notebooks, for instance, contain a weight of original theorizing that is more substantial and more interesting than much recent writing.
But present-day theorists are likely to be dismissive of what has been called &bquo;writers' speculation about their <head>art</head> &equo;, finding it impressionistic and unsystematic.
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Each collection features ten patterns for all the family in a clear lay-flat format with transparent plastic covers to protect them from machine oil and coffee stains.    
Each collection is aimed at a very specific market.
 Look &mdash; No Hands!   contains garter carriage patterns especially for those new to this attachment, but with plenty to inspire the more experienced knitter.
It costs &pound;3.95 and as the price includes p&amp;p it has to be one of this year's best buys.    
 Ebony and Ivory   is a celebration of the ever popular black and white fashion, with designs that vary from a striking oversize plaid sweater, an ivory design with unusual slip stitch yoke, bands and Swiss-darned abstract <head>art</head> , to child's &bquo;blackboard&equo; with a stimulated chalk drawing of a tipsy looking cat.
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The SI thus rejected &bquo;mechanical becoming, with its notions of progress, merit and causal succession&equo;.
This statement reflects the resistance of the SI to piecemeal historicism out of which lineages are made, but in Levin's history the independent achievements of Debord as a film-maker eventually collapses into it.
In fairness it has to be said that Levin tries to isolate Debord from a purely formal Modernism, and from naive realism (the politics of the signified).
He does this by proclaiming, a &bquo;third avant-garde&equo;, which avoids the major pitfalls (of the &bquo;two avant-gardes') and secures some theoretical authority for Debord.
However, because this is not adequately related to the political ideals of the SI there is no analysis of the projected   means (theoretical or practical) by which the sublation of <head>art</head>in the praxis of life might be achieved.    
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However, collaboration with Apple in 1986 in the publication of a daily newspaper for the athletes' village at the Commonwealth Games, held that year in Edinburgh, resulted in the acquisition of several Apple Macintoshes and a laser printer.
It also resulted in the interest in the potential of the Macintosh extending beyond the production area to design and editorial staff where it developed into passionate enthusiasm.
Adoption of the Macintosh as the basic tool within the teaching of all aspects of publishing followed rapidly because of:    
The efficient learning curve of students on the Apple Macintosh, due to its (now well-known) intuitive and consistent interface.    
The avoidance of the need to teach anything of programming or electronic engineering to students whose interests, aptitudes and qualifications were almost entirely based in <head>art</head>and language.    
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But it has taken &pound;69 million at the US box office since it opened at Christmas &mdash; all of which will delight Great Ormond Street Hospital, to which J M Barrie gave the rights of Peter Pan.    
The famous hospital gets all royalties from the books, and has already received &pound;287,000 for the film.
It will benefit by another &pound;300,000 from last night's premiere.    
The Princess, the hospital's president, was presented with flowers by Susan Peek, 10, and Andrew Tedder, 14, who have been treated at Great Ormond Street.
Also present were 50 patients, their families, nurses and doctors.        
Wednesday Matters:At last, my secret love seizes the day    
By LESLEY GARNER    
THE late Bruce Chatwin once said that when he worked at Sotheby's he became acutely aware of indestructible objects of <head>art</head>surviving over the years while generations of human flesh decayed around him.
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&bquo;In the summer of 1939, just before the outbreak of war, my cousin and I planned, in this very room, what was to have been my first  Lieder   recital.
It was a programme that I was never to perform &mdash; until tonight.
I am the sole survivor of my family.
I owe my physical survival to the courage and compassion of the Quakers.
But I owe my life to music.
M&oslash;n was an idyll for me, one enriched for its being shared with my cousin, who was my closest friend.
Because my first experience of love was here, I have never wholly transplanted myself from this soil.
Indestructible bonds were forged here, linking me to her, to you &mdash; the islanders &mdash; and your island.
The ground of my being, the cornerstone of my <head>art</head> , is here on M&oslash;n, pre-dating the destruction of what I loved and those whom I loved.
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To change this, a level playing field for the taxation of business profits and gains should be established, which would make it easier for businesses to move between different corporate structures.        
Companies House means business    
A total of &pound;420,000 has been received by Companies House in fines following the introduction of penalties for the late filing of accounts on 1 July 1992.
Of this, &pound;70,000 came from private companies.        
National Lottery Bill    
The Government has published the National Lottery Bill.
It paves the way for the first national lottery in the UK since 1826.
The lottery is expected to generate substantial additional funds for charities, the <head>arts</head> , sport, heritage and for a millennium fund to celebrate the year 2000 and the beginning of the third millennium.    
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I counted up all the unbroken sticks of pastel and you cunning so-and-sos had put twice the number of pieces of blue there to catch us out.
If I'd wanted to do red nipples there wasn't a decent whole stick of red left.
That bloke who keeps pulling his double set of teeth out had pinched the lot.
If I hadn't put that frock on the lady &mdash; she's my girlfriend by the way &mdash; I'd have had to give her blue nipples.
I had to give myself grey ones as it was.
You're just setting us all up to behave like nuts.
I bet you go to the zoo with your kids and give the monkeys bananas, then complain when they jump around &mdash; the monkeys I mean.
I suppose you're going to give me one of those American colour tests next.
I know all about those.
My son gave me one of them years ago.
He was going out with a silly cow of an <head>art</head>student and she lent him the book.
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Some of his lengthy dissertations will be considered in a later chapter (p. 101); short critical comments can be included here.
A letter to Peter Davall Esqr. in the Temple, London, written 1753 and read a year later, points out that seeds exhibited at the Society did not fit the description of a particular species of  Bauhinia  .
A note to William Watson suggests that there might be a case of mistaken identity in an abstract he presented from the  Flora Sibirica   on  Sphondylium vulgare hirsutum   &lsqb;i.e.  Heracleum sphondylium  &rsqb;.    
Miller's relations with the Royal Society were not always amicable.
Although John Ellis, a botanical and zoological Fellow, had written to Linnaeus, &bquo;Miller's Dictionary is the chief book that is read by gentlemen who study the <head>art</head>of gardening&equo;, there seems to have been little pleasant exchange between them.
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Brightly coloured mobiles rotating from the ceiling, as well as drawings, jewellery and prints by the great American sculptor.
Royal Academy of Arts, London W1 (071 439 7438), until Jun 7.
Hogarth and Piranesi: Engravings and Etchings Two 18th-century contemporaries whose work in black and white retains its power to mesmerise the viewer.
Courtauld Institute Galleries, London WC2 (071 873 2526), until Jun 7.
The Saatchi Gallery: Five Young British Artists Disturbs and delights in equal measure.
This time its offerings include a dead shark floating in a tank of formaldehyde.
No kidding!
Saatchi Collection, London NW1 (071 624 8299), through the spring.
Van Gogh in England: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man A show that uses prints, texts and works of <head>art</head>to document the young Van Gogh's response to living in London in the 1870s.
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Before 1914, war propaganda had not been traditionally a British trait and the authorities leaned to use it following the examples of the French and Germans.
For this purpose, new institutions were created, such as the Ministry for Information and the War Museum, and special administrative officers appointed, like John Buchan and Lord Rothermere in the First World War, Sir Kenneth Clark in the Second.
They were responsible for appointing war artists.
Prominent in artist-ministry public relations was the etcher Muirhead Bone, who was also the first British War Artist, serving as such in both World Wars.
Himself a traditional artist, he recommended a variety of colleagues of widely differing styles, including Epstein and Stanley Spencer.
Continuing this tradition, Kenneth Clark selected artists of individual vision for these rather establishmentarian posts, stressing the importance of their work as <head>art</head> .    
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According to the  Saturday  , the debate elicited a strong feeling in favour of Scott's design, and Manners &bquo;was more than a match&equo; for Palmerston.
But whatever satisfaction Scott may have gained from the debate and the fact that he had been given six months to prepare a new design, it must have soon been   dispelled by the public press and the action of some of his professional colleagues.        
Reaction in the Press    
Two days after the debate, on 6th August, 1859, a leader appeared in  The Times   which not only questioned Scott's suitability for the appointment, but also the new attitude of the professional architect towards his client.    
It claimed that the tyranny of architectural principles often impeded the functioning of a building, as it was an &bquo;<head>Art</head>which thinks man made for it, not itself for man&equo;.
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The daring magnitude of this conception has since been obscured by its almost routine enactment in a series of African countries in the 1960s, but it should never be forgotten that India was the test case, and that at the time success in the execution of such a plan seemed far from assured: only a year before Mountbatten's appointment the then viceroy, Lord Wavell, had been pressing on the Cabinet his &bquo;Breakdown Plan&equo;, which consisted simply of the phased evacuation of the British from India without any serious attempt to ensure that a viable, much less friendly, government was installed in their place.
&bquo;That would indeed&equo;, Attlee told the Cabinet, &bquo;be an inglorious end to our long association with India&equo;, and he set his face firmly against such a course.
Instead, he gambled on finding someone who could play the last card in the British deck &mdash; independence &mdash; and then, with nothing further to offer, keep sufficient control of the situation to extricate Britain from India with honour and possibly with glory.
The last viceroyalty was thus conceived &mdash; by, of all people, a Labour prime minister, but one, it must be remembered, who was at Haileybury &mdash; as a supreme test of British adeptness in the gentlemanly <head>art</head>of leadership.
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Another interesting fact is that, although since 1989 the number of books published has not diminished, the average print run has.
Be that as it may, plenty of new titles are due out in the next six months.    
Editions Aldines have just published Jacopo da Pontormo (FFr680 until 31 January and FFr750 thereafter).
As well as a facsimile of the Mannerist painter's diary, it contains three texts by Jean-Claude Lebensztejn: a commentary, an analysis of his life as seen by Vasari, and a long essay on the Santa Felicit&aacute; &bquo;Deposition&equo;.
Another book by the same publisher/author team, though covering a completely different period, is due to appear in June 1993.
Ecrits sur l'art r&eacute;cent: Marden, Morley, Sharits is a 140-page work on three artists representative of American <head>art</head>in the 1970s.
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When the historian Asa Briggs examined their backgrounds he found that fifty-six of them had been university educated, forty at Oxford or Cambridge.
The three schools of Eton, Harrow and Winchester accounted for twenty governors.
Among the thirty-eight who had been politically active, there were more than twice as many Conservatives as anything else &mdash; nineteen were Tories, seven Liberal and eight Labour.
Their average age on taking up their post was fifty-four.
Although appointed to represent a cross-section of British life &mdash; one each from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland; at least one academic; one trade unionist (almost always from the right-wing of the movement); one with an interest in the <head>arts</head> ; usually a scientist; a retired diplomat to represent the Foreign Office; and in recent years one representative from the ethnic minorities &mdash; they have their amateurism in common.    
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I also use a compass point to draw into the wet paint to reveal the colour beneath.&equo;    
This was an aspect of Blamey's work I had not appreciated, but a close inspection of his work reveals the carefully worked, overlapping planes created by the use of masking tape and palette knife.    
Blamey worked in oils, and his basic palette consists of titanium white, yellow ochre, burnt sienna, Indian red, cadmium red, cadmium yellow, ultramarine, occasionally cerulean, viridian blue black (a favourite colour) and occasionally alizarin crimson.
he is a slow and meticulous worker and will only complete three pictures a year.
Moreover, he only works on one picture at a time and only by natural daylight.    
Blamey was reluctant to comment on modern developments in art.
&bquo;My <head>art</head>is based upon my desire to create my own realism, my wold as I see it.
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<context>
On the telecommunications side, research is being carried out into high bandwidths that require high repetition pulses &mdash; a rate of 200GHz has been achieved and into Erbium-doped fibre amplifiers, which are a key component for future optical networks.
And, finally, work is continuing into the fabrication of fibres.
The researchers at Southampton use variants of the Modified Chemical Vapour deposition technique that was developed mainly in-house to produce a number of different types of fibres such as polarising, helical core and twin core, along with a range of single and multimode silica fibres for telecommunications, sensing and medical applications.
The University also says that it can supply state-of-the <head>art</head>fibre to other universities and industry across the world in accordance with specific designs, if required.
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<context>
For many parents it is as though the child they were expecting is dead.
Many doctors think that it is important for parents to recognize these feelings and to go through a period of mourning for their lost imaginary baby&hellip;
These feelings&hellip; may diminish in time so that the parent can come to terms with the fact that the baby has Down's Syndrome.
(Cunningham 1982: 31, 39)      
A couple of hours after drafting this, I receive a call from a local health visitor asking advice about a child who has just been diagnosed.
She tells me that &bquo;the mother is just going through the process of grieving for the child she hasn't had&equo; (the child is already eight months old): the health visitor's instruction in the <head>art</head>of creating unpersons has been exemplary, and no doubt she is keen to pass this on to the mother.    
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made about AD 50.
From Rome.    
15 (Right) Victory on a Roman lamp.
with a palm branch and inscribed shield.
Here imperial symbols are used to mark the New Year; seasonal gifts appear in the background.
Made in Italy.
AD 50&ndash;100.        
The Hadrianic Greek revival    
It has been well observed that classical revivals tend to be of short duration.
They incline to the academic, the exclusive, the theoretical and the pedantic.
By the middle of the first century AD a less restrained taste prevailed in idealised <head>art</head>as in portraiture.
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As we can now see, the displacing of the &bquo;linear&equo; and quasi-geometrical as the dominant mode in New York (and Parisian) abstract art after 1943 offers another instance of that cyclical alternation of non-painterly, or linear, and painterly which has marked the evolution of Western art since the sixteenth century.        
A more political theme for an article is the issue of subsidies for the arts.
The sticking point is, generally, who should get this encouragement?
The National Endowment for the Arts in the United States has been under heavy fire for its choices, as is usual for Ministries, whether in nineteenth-century France or the present-day USSR.
Choices for subsidies are in themselves <head>art</head>critical judgements, just as commissions are, and public debate can become enflamed over commissions.
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<context>
George: &bquo;We are anti-enjoyment, we're anti the simplicity, the narrowness of pleasure seeking.&equo;
Gilbert: &bquo;I like The Golden Girls, they're my favourite&equo;    
&bquo;Not at all,&equo; says George.
&bquo;It's totally irrelevant if I was married.
Every artist we know has been married two or three times, and, throughout history, artists are the trendsetters that way.&equo;    
Gilbert, smiling, interjects: &bquo;Artists have always been the biggest fuckers, no?
They were the first ones to invent free love.&equo;    
 G&amp;G DO NOT USE   the word gay.
Nor are they comfortable with terms such as straight or lesbian.
They prefer instead to talk simply of &bquo;sexuality&equo;.
Sex itself is a key aspect of their <head>art</head> ; the erotic nature of some of their pictures is unquestionable.
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<answer instance="art.40055" senseid="work_of_art%1:06:00::"/>
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The underlying question for a reader of criticism is what influences are exerted on the critic; but as in this instance, for long it may be impossible to know the truth.    
One noticeable feature of American art life is the link between art historical teaching and criticism, not so common elsewhere.
The practice of American art historians reviewing or curating exhibitions, not only historical shows, is a normal feature of art life.
Part of the reason for this is that the American professoriat is the largest in the world, while the American market for current art is unprecedented; it is evident that the turnover of the American art market as a whole is the largest in the world.
The persuasive tax advantages for the rich to contribute works of <head>art</head>to public collections also play a part, contributing a measure of prestige shared between artists and the powerful in society.
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<answer instance="art.40058" senseid="arts%1:09:00::"/>
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And is it not a true bill, now as in 1918?
Who would assert with confidence that there now are more professors with &bquo;data at their disposal&equo; than there were in 1918?
And of such professors, how many would rest content with the conclusion that Pound reached in 1918: &bquo;A critic must spend some of his time asking questions &mdash; which perhaps no one can answer.
It is much more his business to stir up curiosity than to insist on acceptances., Pound as critic cuts the critic down to size; which is, one may think, a pressing need, now, in 1984.       
Adapted from  The Sewanee Review  , 92: 3 (1984).        
Pound and the Perfect Lady    
 Pound 's Artists: Ezra Pound and the Visual <head>Arts</head>in London, Paris and Italy  , introduced by Richard Humphreys.
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If this exhibition means to report on the whole of twentieth-century American modernism then it has left out a great deal in the period between the two world wars; work that is historically important and good even though sometimes &bquo;provincial&equo; with respect to Europe.
With the exception of Ad Reinhardt there is no one who was involved in &bquo;pure&equo; or hard-edge abstraction in the Thirties; except for Hopper and Sheeler there is no realism before (or after) World War II; and there is no nod to Depression-era painting.
Massive chunks of history are missing and it is really not possible to understand the Abstract Expressionists without reference to how they incorporated or reacted against those earlier tendencies.    
Can the history of contemporary American <head>art</head>be told in the form of a museum exhibition without reference to land art, film, performance and other less tangible art forms?    
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Balcon took Hitchcock's departure hard, as well as that of another prot&eacute;g&eacute;, Robert Stevenson, feeling it reduced the chances of realizing his conviction that &bquo;London could and should be the capital of the film world.&equo;    
The failure of British cinema's first big drive on the international market-place provoked some serious reflection about why British films had only limited offshore appeal.
More sensitive than their counterparts at the beginning of the decade had been to the technical qualities of Hollywood films, the critics of the time constantly drew attention to the gap between the aspirations and the achievements of British films.
They were not always fair in their criticism: few today would agree with the  New Statesman   reviewer who wrote of  The Lady Vanishes   that &bquo;the English should leave amorous wisecracking to the nation which invented and alone understands that <head>art</head> .&equo;
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There are wonderful paintings collected by earlier monarchs who had a better eye.    
The final room consists of a series of three roomsets from Sandringham, Balmoral and Windsor.
These are laid out as though the Royal Family were in residence: an enormous jigsaw is barely started, a stuffed corgi lies beside a desk and, at Balmoral, a dog basket has its own heraldic blanket, while a headscarf is tossed on one side.
The comfortable chairs and sofa are covered in a shiny white chintz with purple thistle motifs.
This was, in fact, designed specially for Queen Victoria by Holland and Sons of London in 1855.
But the catalogue doesn't mention that, either.
&bquo;Sovereign: A Celebration of Forty Years of Service&equo;, sponsored by The Daily Telegraph, Pearson and Reed International, runs until Sept 13        
The <head>Arts</head> : Country legends    
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What take one minute to dry on a hot summer's day may take 10 outdoors in winter.        
YOU HAVE HELPED    
Just to follow the correspondence in the September Question Time regarding Pelikan Mastercolour Oils, your readers might like to know that Artists' Choice is continuing to stock this excellent product.
Our current intention is to keep them available as long as there is a source of supply.
We offer a mail order service and I will be happy to send details to anyone who is interested.
Members of Artists' Choice will fine the product listed on page 19 of our current catalogue.    
In response to Henry Malt's letter concerning health hazards relating to <head>art</head> , (AIM/July 92), there is a book called &bquo;The Artist's Complete Health and Safety Guide&equo; by Monona Rossol that he may find useful.
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Loans have come from the Ruskin Galleries in Bembridge on the Isle of Wight and from Ruskin's former home at Brantwood in the Lake District (both owned by the Ruskin Educational Trust), the Ashmolean Museum which also houses a body of material bequeathed by Ruskin, and from private collections in Britain.
The accompanying catalogue by Jeanne Clegg and Paul Tucker is published in English and Italian (Lund Humphries, &pound;17.50).
After showing at the Accademia in London until 7 February the exhibition travels to the Ruskin Gallery, Sheffield (20 February&ndash;10 April) and the Fondazione Ragghianti, Lucca (1 May-12 June).          
London    
White-out at the Tate    
Robert Ryman exhibition shared with MoMA, New York    
A survey of the career of Robert Ryman, the American artist noted for the white paintings which he has been making for nearly forty years, is the most significant exhibition of contemporary <head>art</head>to be taking place in London this spring.
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&bquo;Gloves, cane and collar astonish these artists in shirt-sleeves &mdash; they have always looked on them as the insignia of feeble-mindedness&hellip; still, it's great to be in the thick of the dog-fights of great art.&equo;
That year the twenty-five-year-old Cocteau was working on the book of  Parade  , Diaghilev's controversial new ballet which was to express the new spirit in the arts, with music by Satie and Cubist costumes and sets by Picasso.
&bquo;I was on my way towards the intense life,&equo; wrote Cocteau, &bquo;towards Picasso &mdash; towards Modigliani &mdash; towards Satie.&equo;
A rising star, Cocteau was very much the dandy, full of elegance and highly conscious of the impression he made.
So aware of the &bquo;internationalism of <head>art</head> &equo; (he told the story himself) that when a journalist asked him who the great French artists were, he replied: &bquo;Why, Picasso, Modigliani, Lipchitz, Stravinsky&equo; &mdash; a Spaniard, an Italian and two Russians.    
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Surprisingly, perhaps, I find that walking with no means to draw or paint at all often has the effect of revelation at a particular place and time along the walk.
This image stays in my mind's eye as the unequivocal focus of attention.
It seems to epitomise the whole range of values and ideas that have taken me there in the first place.
The work made in response to this moment often gains immensely from a period of marination in further reading and research.
I return to work on the spot with insights into what I am looking at and a clearer sense of intention.              
In Search of Metaphor    
Raymond Spurrier continues his journey through the land of the reluctant vista to reassess the nature of landscape painting and pick up hints from Aboriginal <head>art</head>   
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Charity takes the form of talented young illustrator David Hughes who will be touring at least some of the 17 showrooms on Saturday (9.30-10am Baumann Kendix; 10.30-11.30am, Herman Miller; 12-1pm OMK Design, 2.30-3.30pm Vitra, 4-5pm Erco Lighting) and offering to draw gently satirical on-the-spot portraits at &pound;25 a throw.
Hughes will forego the pleasure of trousering this money which will go to the Leukaemia Research Fund.    
If you want to know why Phillipe Starck appears in just about every magazine, why Tokyo is still the in-place for designers, and why no one gives a tinker's cuss about public design, your chance to find out is at a public debate next Friday under the gaze of Rubens's corpulent characters on the painted ceiling of the Banqueting House in Whitehall.    
Stephen Bayley, former director of the Design Museum, will chair a debate, taking questions from the floor (many pre-wrapped) and flinging them at a panel of designers, architects, patrons and critics, among them Peter Palumbo, chairman of the <head>Arts</head>Council, and Mies van der Rohe buff.
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Then there was the freedom of the Voice of America, the freedom of the Free World.
By 1948 the US needed an international cultural prestige to offset its military and political power: it needed a sophisticated reply to the slogans of Yankee Go Home!
This is why the CIA during the 50s and 60s covertly supported a multitude of initiatives whose aim was to present the new American Art across the world as a promise for the future.
Since the works (de Kooning apart) were abstract they lent themselves to diverse interpretations.    
In this way a mostly desperate body of <head>art</head> , which had at first shocked the American public, was transformed by speeches, articles and the context in which it was displayed, into an ideological weapon for the defence of Individualism and the right to express oneself.
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With Saturn's transit of your sign from 1994, you want to have as much in place as possible.    
Some amazing events may happen to you during the coming year &mdash; events which confirm or test your faith.    
Penny is on line for your Pisces year ahead on 0839 444 572.      
CAREER    
PERHAPS the greatest challenge for you in 1993 is regarding your ambitions.
The eclipses of December 9, 1992, and those on May 21, June 4 and November 29 in 1993 all home in on the area of profession and your personal hopes and dreams.    
The eclipses portend a fork in the path of your destiny, whether this comes about through your own actions and decisions, or those foisted on you.    
Yours is a sign synonymous with artistry, spirituality and compassion, which is why the <head>arts</head>and the healing professions are Piscean bastions.
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There is no scholar in the English-speaking world better qualified than Professor Alexander to take a good look at illuminated manuscripts and to make enquiry as to the meaning of the pictures.
This book is the substance of his Lyell Lectures in 1983 but is the synthesis of thirty years' work.
The result is a candidate for the best book on illuminated manuscripts ever written.
Jonathan Alexander first looked at manuscript illumination in Oxford in 1959.
He has since gone on as librarian and as professor of <head>art</head>history to write standard books on eleventh-century illumination in Normandy, Flemish illumination in the 1480s, Italian illumination of the Renaissance, insular illumination from the sixth century, English illumination of the thirteenth century, and many other far-ranging studies and catalogues and exhibitions.
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My main solace is being able to write down (I expect no instant adoration) my feelings, isolation, experiences, attitudes, in prose or poetry on paper &mdash; a safety valve.
I have tried therapy (male) which was unsympathetic to say the least; if I'd been a &bquo;good little Jewish girl&equo;, and (later) the type of young woman that would make &bquo;an ideal bride&equo; I would have been &bquo;happy&equo;.
Not a word about how people should have related to  me  , as a person in my own right.
My writing does not condemn me.
Neither would I infer that Spare Rib's readers would endorse that I'm straight, white, no longer middle class, anti-IRA, have mixed feelings about Israel's policies, can't knit, bake, have unbiddable hair and a 34-inch chest.
I also have never wanted to master the <head>art</head>of stiletto-wearing.
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I'd finished my foundation year earlier that summer and, although I'd been offered a fulltime place &mdash; and grant &mdash; to do my Fine Art degree in painting, I blew it out.    
I was proud of getting accepted, particularly at St Martin's because it was such a good art school, but Fine Art seemed a fast road to nowhere What kind of job can you get at the end of that?    
Even if you become a great painter you end up being some rich man's lackey, sponsored and dabbled with &mdash; if you're lucky.
More likely you rot as a tutor in High Wycombe or somewhere like Hatherley School of Fine Art, teaching the talentless children of the rich.    
When the band became serious, I thought this is a far more contemporary and interesting way to make an artistic statement.
So I packed in <head>art</head>school.    
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As the name implies, dendrochronology is specific to the dating of wood.
This technique is highly precise, to the year or even season of felling, if the sample is adequate.
Herein lies the problem: the wood needs to be of a   species for which there is a &bquo;master chronology&equo; (see p. 125) and there must normally be at least a hundred tree rings in the sample to be dated to ensure a unique match with the master pattern.
If the date is to be precise to the year of felling, the bark must also be present, otherwise an estimate must be made of the number of missing rings corresponding to likely wastage by the carpenter.
Furthermore, to determine the date of actual usage, allowance must be made for seasoning of the timber.    
Dendrochronology is most commonly used in the <head>art</head>world to test the authenticity of panel paintings.
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</instance>

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A South Bank Centre touring exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre, &bquo;Air, Land and Sea&equo; examines the affiliations between Lanyon's constructions and paintings, and where possible re-unites the related artefacts, thus illuminating his working methods and presenting new perspectives.    
 The Camden Arts Centre         
ABOVE peter Lanyon Longshore 1962, oil on canvas, 70&times;48&ins; (183&times;122cm).
On show at the Scottish national Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh        
Printmaking from afar    
What have printmakers been up to in what was recently called the USSR?
To find out, visit the Bristol City Museum and <head>Art</head>Gallery where in an exhibition: &bquo;A Time of Transition: Contemporary printmaking from Russia and the Ukraine&equo;, Bristol artist Peter Ford has gathered together some of the finest work of the practitioners of that region.
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Tolstoy wrote &bquo;War and Peace&equo; several decades after the Napoleonic battles he described.
It can be argued that no truly great novel has yet been written about the second world war.
In terms of war, AIDS looks more like one of those medieval struggles that dragged on for decades than a relatively swift modern conflict.
Alas, there will be a continuing and increasing need to express through the arts what is unsayable elsewhere about this modern plague.        
Joan Miro    
The quiet one    
BARCELONA    
IF THERE is such a thing as a born artist, Joan Miro was one.
Almost as soon as he learnt to write, he handed his parents a note which read: &bquo;I wish to become a painter.&equo;
They enlisted the young Joan at <head>art</head>school, but he did not do well there, and in 1910 he was enrolled as a trainee at a Barcelona haberdashers.
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</instance>

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They come from 46 countries, half industrialised and half in the developing world &mdash; 33% are from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, many drawn from their national electoral commissions.    
In a truly patronising vein, you suggest that it was technology, the offer of a shiny card with their photo, that attracted Cambodians to register as voters.
Did you stop to think that there is more than enough going on in Cambodia to make people reflect pretty carefully about participating in the election at all &mdash; and that the fact that 4.7m of them registered (for which they received nothing whatsoever in material terms) might just suggest that they really would like to exercise the vote?            
Prado disperso    
Your article on &bquo;Homeless masterpieces&equo; (May 1st) seems to accept what appears to be the norm in <head>art</head>circles, that bigger is better, and once you get your hands on a painting never let go.
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<answer instance="art.40086" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
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Finalists    
PININFARINA ETHOS    
&bquo;New thinking not only in design and manufacturing but in industrial co-operation too&equo;    
GHIA FOCUS    
&bquo;A knock-you-down statement of post-aero organic form&equo;    
BERTONE BLITZ    
&bquo;Uses its electric motor's low rev/high torque characteristics to make a rocket-sled on wheels&equo;    
Previous winners    
Ghia Zig/Zag, Ford Contour    
Judges    
Shotaro Kobayashi, editor, Car Graphic, Japan; Royden Axe, managing director, Design Research Associates; David R Brown, president, <head>Art</head>Centre College of Design, California; Michael Harvey, deputy editor, Autocar &amp; Motor    
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<answer instance="art.40087" senseid="U"/>
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From high ground in the vicinity of the farm, there is a wide prospect of rolling moorlands backed by Gragareth across the shallow trench of Ease Gill: it is a desolate landscape, a wilderness devoid of trees and habitations and without any promise of beauty.
Most urban visitors will flee the scene and never return.
But appearances deceive.
This vast expanse of grass and heather is a cover concealing a realm of magic and mystery, where since the beginning of time nature has been at work slowly evolving an intricate subterranean labyrinth of caverns, grottoes and canals carved in beautiful designs by the agency of running water.    
This hidden wonderland, sculptured in darkness absolute, remained unseen and unsuspected through the ages until the present century when men first ventured into rifts in the ground and beheld in the light of torches an amazing display of sculptured limestone in patterns both incredibly delicate and massive, a living museum of <head>art</head>in many forms.
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At each crisis point Lynagh has always kicked the goal, invariably from a difficult range or awkward angle, and dropped back into the groove.    
He is, of course, much more than the most prodigious goalkicker the international game has seen or is likely to see, given the reduction in the number of penalty offences.
A more rounded performer than Fox, Lynagh is the best fly-half in the world.
At the rate the Wallabies play test rugby, he may not take much more than another two years to reach the thousand.
He will by only 31 come the next World Cup.    
Unlike Hodgkinson, Lynagh and Fox have sustained their consistency over an infinitely longer period.
What Hodgkinson achieved in English terms was to elevate goalkicking to an <head>art</head>form with the metronomic   rhythm   of his swing and the low trajectory, more often than not just enough to get the ball over the bar.    
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Some writing by artists takes the form of instruction; in every period manuals on how to do it, whether drawing, making sculpture or other technical tasks are found, though their incidence is irregular, and such treatises are often the work of minor artists, rather than the great; Leonardo is an exception.    
Teachers of art are more likely to write books of instruction, and in their efforts to educate their students may make comments about the traditions they admire and from which they hope their students will learn.
One lesson for practical students is to analyse works.
A teacher's list for analysing pictures may be something like that of the American educationalist Thomas Munro: first impressions of the picture as a whole, line, light and dark, colour, mass, space, unity of design.
Books on <head>art</head>appreciation will also concern themselves with formal questions, as they have done since the beginning of the century.
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These achievements stem from the core aims which link with school values, concern for quality in education, and the merit of the &bquo;partnership&equo; notion, providing a framework for activity.    
All of this, and no mention of money or material resources!!
Our partnership has never been aimed at a resourcing of the school in a material sense, but has focused on the educational experiences of students and their provision at the highest quality possible.
Many of our partners work in industries where finance and resources are as hard to come by as they are in education.
This does not mean that such support is not available or forthcoming for genuine development.
Our work-experiences booklet is sponsored, materials for Technology and improvement of the school's environment have been supplied.
Sponsorship of an <head>Arts</head>Week and Events Week enabled both to take place, and the donation of physical resources is gratefully received.
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National's footlights beckon    
By James Delingpole, <head>Arts</head>Correspondent    
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What did Kenyon, not a keen follower of the game, make of the decision that music will have to make way for Test Matches on Radio 3's only waveband?    
&bquo;All I can say is that I recognise the incredible enthusiasm that there is for this sport among a section of the listening public &mdash; especially Daily Telegraph readers.
I hope it will bring a few people along to the network who will stay for the music afterwards.&equo;    
I left little the wiser as to what Kenyon wants to do with the network.
Drummond found Radio 3 something of a corporate minefield.
Kenyon seems, at this early stage, to wish to be seen to be treading very warily.
I hope he won't be too wary about dispensing with the services of some of those announcers &mdash; and quick.        
The <head>Arts</head> : Encore crazy OPERA    
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Then we sussed out that bread and milk were delivered to the local restaurants really early.
So we'd wait up all night, follow the delivery van around and survive on the bread and milk we could swipe.    
We complained to Malcolm, told him we were fed up with the mice and we didn't have enough money to eat properly.
(John, by the way, would always claim they were rats &mdash; with his usual sense of accuracy.)    
So Malcolm went down Club Row market and bought us a cat and the most ridiculously horrible food &mdash; tins of sardines and those disgusting tinned plum tomatoes they used to try and make you eat at school.
There you go boys, he said, that'll do you    
And he cooked us sardine soup.
It wasn't bad actually.
Cor, he said, this is almost like being an <head>art</head>student again.
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But he is using them as light fixtures (there's a switch!) to illuminate an installation of photographs of previous shows at the gallery.
Also shown is the latest in a continuing project (shown at last year's Documenta) which consists of the making of blank, all-over wash drawings in the precise measurements of all of Edouard Manet's documented paintings (he's up to No. 160 out of a total of 556).
There is also a huge clock-like construction taking Billboard magazine's &bquo;Hot 100 Singles&equo; chart for the week ending 20 February 1993, as inspiration.    
A few weeks ago Roberta Smith of the New York Times wrote an article expressing a certain degree of ennui over the new decade's proliferation of &bquo;installation <head>art</head> &equo; &mdash; but it doesn't seem to have done much to stem the tide.    
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&bquo;He has jolted me into new experiences, obliging me to reconsider old questions about good and bad, beautiful and ugly, vulgar and elite,&equo; and &bquo;has been a major innovator in exploring new visual sources, new media, new thresholds of propriety&equo;.
An endorsement like that may make Mr Koons forget all about losing his six-figure copyright infringement suit.
After San Francisco (until 7 February) the retrospective travels to the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis (10 July-3 October).
Meanwhile, the Koons retrospective at the Stedelijk, Amsterdam, has now moved to Aarhus Kunstmuseum in Denmark until 28 February.            
Museums      
The Cincinnati Art Museum    
You too can own your local museum    
Private sponsorship in the American tradition restores the &bquo;<head>Art</head>Palace of the West&equo;    
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The critique of Nietzsche's apocalyptic aestheticism, with its injunction to build your dwelling on the slopes of Vesuvius, just cannot be reduced to the clich&eacute; about Baudrillard fiddling while Rome burns with which the book closes.
(Is it anyway such a bad thing to make music while Atlantis sinks and cities evaporate?
At least you would have to be a doctor to say so, and not a politician or an academic.)
A requirement to minimise, even to trivialise the aesthetic &mdash; one might almost say, a fear of the aesthetic &mdash; is the hollowness at the heart of historical materialism as it is defended here.    
There is obviously a problem concerning the subjective dimension of the aesthetic.
But a tame aesthetic is no friend of historical materialism.
<head>Art</head>has to be more than an ornament, or a reinforcement.
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This, maybe, was my opportunity to escape from the torpor into which I had sunk.
At last people were going to see the real Dorothy, the real live woman behind that starchy old madam who'd sat in the corner for all those years, hiding from the world in general.
I look back on those emotions with wry amusement but also with a certain amount of self-respect.
We are, after all, allowed only one life in this world and I'm glad I'd decided not to let mine just drift away.    
When that first cup of coffee was finished, a ball of fear nestled in the pit of my stomach.
I quickly ordered a second cup and the dreams returned.
I would work for one of the major charities, perhaps, or maybe go for a job in publishing.
That seemed like the most sensible idea.
I would write to all the publishing houses that regularly produced <head>art</head>books and offer my services to them.
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The exhibition is structured around three topics: the evolution of the city plan including the construction of canals and the all-important port; the work of native painters such as Loubon, Guigou, Engaliere, Monticelli and Ziem and the various schemes of decoration of public buildings; new developments at the end of the century with the work of Cezanne, Dufy, Braque and Signac.
Architectural models include the painted wooden 1848 Plan Lavastre of the city.
Until 5 July.          
Museums      
French cultural policy    
Glass art cube by British architect opens in N&icirc;mes    
Southern town of N&icirc;mes gets prestige institution at cost of &dollar;70 million    
It has been French State policy over the last twelve years to foster its provincial museums, and in particular to increase the number of contemporary <head>art</head>museums outside Paris (see The Art Newspaper No. 26, March 1993, pp. 8&ndash;9).
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It was not unusual for a direct appeal to be made in a memorial text to casual passers-by, or for visually impressive and even amusing    monuments to command attention from the side of a road.    
2 The  fulcra   (decorative end-pieces) of a Roman couch.
These are inlaid with silver leaf, and ornamented with heads of satyrs and mules.
1st century AD.    
The last chapter is devoted to life at home, to the organisation and use of space in the Roman house, and to its furnishings and decoration.
There follows a detailed account of dining habits and tableware, in ceramic, glass and metal.
I have stressed this aspect of Roman social life, because it appears from the surviving literary and archaeological evidence that the entertainment of friends at home was one of the greatest pleasures during the Empire.
Moreover, tableware is the most common survival of Roman artistic products: anyone who engages in Roman <head>art</head>and archaeology will come across it.    
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In our explorations, ostensibly in search of good compositions to sketch, we often came upon the nuns: a solitary sister on her knees in front of a grotto, a nervous magpie secreting days off purgatory, would fly up; a group of novices, disturbed roller-skating or playing the guitar, would look to their novice-mistress for permission to accept a boiled sweet.    
I and my best friend Katy lay in the long grass below the tennis courts.
The bell ringing the office was tinny on the warm air, the smell of mown grass was part of the heat of the afternoon, the fat ugly school dog Muffin wandered in search of Sister Superior's caresses.    
&bquo;Are your parents coming to Open Day?&equo; asked Katy through a mouthful of grass.    
&bquo;My mother is.&equo;    
We lay back, our faces buzzing with heat and the noise of insects.
We were practising for what we conceived of as adulthood.
Our freedom that term: to lie and masturbate each other in the long grass below the tennis courts until the bell rang again, for the end of <head>art</head>class.    
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There are no positive guidelines for structure or design, and in that respect there is little that this book can contribute, other than to illustrate those impressive examples we have seen.
Maybe they will trigger some latent talent to encourage even more extensive artforms.        
The artists    
We've mentioned some of the leading lights in this fascinating development and you will have noted how widespread are their origins &mdash; New Zealand, France, Canada, USA and the UK.
It would be unjust if we did not mention other specialists and their particular techniques.    
Steve Brockett from Cardiff, South Wales, uses the kite as a flying canvas on which he paints startling picture stories, often based on mythology or the <head>art</head>of the North American Indian.
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The difficulties of the new professionally conscious architects of that time, when facing the judgement of enlightened amateurs, became a recurring situation during the campaign for new Government Offices.
The complexity of nineteenth-century building meant that increasing numbers of men had to devote their lives to its study, by making architecture their livelihood.
By establishing among themselves standards of attainment and behaviour, these largely middle-class experts aimed to seek social acceptability as professionals with a corporate identity.    
The first attempt to organize a professional body occurred in 1831, when the Architects Society was formed.
Until that time the Royal Academy of <head>Arts</head> , which was founded in 1768, was the only body in England with a substantial representation of architects among its membership, although they were always out-numbered by painters and sculptors.
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It is he who draws the moral, declaring that the low-life characters are no worse than the corrupt ruling class, the only difference being that the poor are punished for their vices.
His reluctant agreement to append an entirely unconvincing (but uproariousy staged) happy ending to the show is a coup de theatre that still seems strikingly modern more than 250 years after the premiere of this bracing comedy.        
The Arts: Courtroom drama in the case of the bogus Picassos    
By MICHAEL PYE    
SUPPOSE you have a print by Picasso, Dali, Miro or Chagall, or sold one in the past few years: you have a special interest in a Brooklyn courtroom this week.
Hilda Amiel, alleged to be the very godmother of fake <head>art</head> , has been arraigned for her part in what the US Attorney calls the &bquo;single largest worldwide source and distribution network of bogus prints&equo;.
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He absorbed European culture through nineteenth-century French novels, and through the literature of sixteenth and seventeenth-century Spain, the Spanish cultural Golden Age.
His major literary enterprise, as a student at the Universidad Nacional Aut&oacute;noma in 1951, was the invention of a bad Golden Age poet whom he named Tiburcio Esquirla.
His later artistic inventions display the same fascination with the possibilities of getting inside the skin of another era.
Through his efforts in this direction he effectively mocks much that is dear to scholars, historians, literary critics and <head>art</head>historians, especially the concept of a clear chronological sequence: his answer to the problem of how a Mexican can &bquo;belong&equo; to the dynasty of European art is, as it were, to invade it retrospectively.    
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In May the exhibition travels to the Picasso Museum, Barcelona, followed by the IVAM, Valencia, dates to be confirmed.        
The Genius of Venice part II in 1994    
Next year's exhibition schedule at The Royal Academy includes a survey of eighteenth-century Venetian art which will be shown in London from September to December before moving to the National Gallery of Art, Washington, from January to April 1995.
The exhibition is being coordinated by a team of international scholars including Professor Francis Haskell of the University of Oxford and Professor Alessandro Bettagno of the Fondazione Cini in Venice.
Artists included in the exhibition are: Ricci, Piazzetta, Longhi, Bellotto, Canaletto (views of Italy and England), G.B. and G.D.
Tiepolo, Carriera, and Guardi.
There will be space devoted to prints and drawings, as well as sculpture and the decorative <head>arts</head> .          
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Should one ignore the matter, laugh it off, or rouse the sleeper?
If the latter, how?    
The question presented itself at yesterday's Foyle's lunch in Mayfair, when the distinguished scientist Sir Rudolf Peierls took an early siesta during an interesting speech by Lord Zuckerman, whose new book we were celebrating, and who at that very moment looked down the top table and described Peierls, rightly, as &bquo;one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists ever&equo;.    
The protocol matter is a serious one &mdash; in the past, for instance, I have worried about whether to ask waiters to bring a pillow for Baroness Elliot of Harwood and the TUC's Norman Willis.    
Otherwise, yesterday's lunch was lively enough.
A distinguished biologist, Zuckerman's next book is about monkeys in <head>art</head> .
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In short, Eliot has delineated a critic who recognizes public or civic responsibilities; and unless we are very careful, to say of this critic that he &bquo;serves his art&equo; may seem a rather sudden cramping and diminution of the claims made for him.
The same thing happens when, later in the essay, Eliot defines the limitation of Pound's kind of criticism (for &bquo;any kind of criticism has its limitations&equo;): &bquo;The limitation of Pound's kind is in its concentration upon the craft of letters, and of poetry especially&equo;.
To move from &bquo;<head>art</head> &equo; to &bquo;craft&equo; is rather plainly a further contraction, or diminution: and it will be radically misunderstood unless we remember that for Pound the level of craftsmanship (not just in letters, but in supposedly humbler trades also) is a register, a thermometer-reading, of the good or ill health of a period or of a society.
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We will continue to reorganise central government in tune with its modern role, while devolving and contracting-out executive functions.
We want to ensure that the drive to save money, to reduce bureaucracy and raise quality is powerfully led from the centre of government.    
We will give a Cabinet Minister responsibility for the Citizen's Charter programme and reforming the Civil Service, taking charge of the Citizen's Charter Unit, Efficiency Unit, the programme for creating Agencies and the Public Competition and Purchasing Unit.
This will make it easier to raise quality and efficiency in government and see that contracting-out and market-testing are energetically pursued.    
We intend to create a new department, under a Cabinet Minister, with responsibility for broadcasting, <head>arts</head> , sport, tourism, the national heritage and the film industry.
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A view of the Flight gallery looking back in time, from the HS.125 in the foreground, to the Westland/Hill Pterodactyl and Supermarine S.6B in the background.        
what's new      
First, take the lens cap off&hellip;    
Aircraft enthusiasts are constantly striving to achieve better photographic results, be it in the form of updating their camera equipment or their knowledge.
 A Guide to Aviation Photography   (Arms and Armour), 96pp, illus, sbk, &pound;9.99) by T Malcolm English certainly is a step in the right direction.    
Arranged into convenient sections that deal with equipment, accessories, technique, composition, air-to-air, museum, selling, research etc, it gives a reasonable overview into the <head>art</head>of taking aircraft pictures, a difficult art at the best of times.
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First in Saint Tropez.
Then she came to London and I saw her sitting in the twelfth or thirteenth row of the Royal Festival Hall.    
It was quite a shock!        
RO    
For her too.
She told me that the previous year she had confided to an American friend in Rome that the two people who most fascinated her in the world were Albert Schweitzer and Herbert von Karajan; and a year later she was sitting in an empty hall with Walter Legge, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, and Herbert von Karajan listening to a private recital on the organ by Albert Schweitzer.
As well as looking after your daughters and your home, she has also become a painter.        
HvK    
This is a remarkable thing.
She always had an interest in the <head>arts</head> , but in painting she is self-taught.
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The Trust for Museum Exhibitions put together a funding package for the show, including grants for in-kind services from LOT Polish Airlines, and cash from the Kosciuszko and the Rosenthiel Foundations.
Participating museums pay an undisclosed rental fee, while some reimbursement was made to the Polish museums for their costs and administrative expenses.
The later Italian drawings include a Guercino &bquo;Magdalen&equo;, a Bellotto executed for King Stanislaus Poniatowski, a Piranesi fantasy, and a G.B. Tiepolo &bquo;Head of Cleopatra&equo;.
French examples are in similarly short supply, lacking a single Poussin, Claude, Watteau, Ingres, or David, but the Clouet &bquo;Portrait of Mary Stuart&equo; is superb, as is Fragonard's red-chalk landscape at Villa d'Este, high points among a miscellany of works by Boucher, Natoire, Robert, and Greuze.
The greatest depth is in German and Netherlandish <head>art</head> .
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Major works by Anselm Kiefer previously thought to be in Saatchi's possession were, it was said, changing hands for prices in excess of &dollar;1m; Saatchi was rumoured to be selling equally major pictures from his unrivalled holdings of works by Georg Baselitz, Francesco Clemente, Julian Schnabel and others.
Saatchi, the most spectacular collector of recent times and probably the most active collector in British history (with the exception of King Charles I), had bought their work in greater bulk and more intelligently than any other individual or institution.
Now, as one New York dealer put it a week ago, &bquo;the word is that he's cashing in.&equo;    
While a good many artists and dealers have clearly been upset by Saatchi's actions, no one feels absolutely confident about the motives behind them, and Saatchi himself absolutely declines to discuss his dealings, whether in <head>art</head>or business.
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Divisional Manager, Brian Walker (pictured left) said: &bquo;Southern Electric are delighted to be able to help young people, who are striving to overcome disabilities and to gain their independence.
With him are physiotherapist Julie Leslie, Stephanie O'Connell with her TNS machine on the desk top and Debbie Thompson.            
Leisure Herald    
The Delta Jazz Band from Buenos Aires are just one of a fine line-up of musicians for the Farnham Maltings Jazz Festival on May 10th.
The twelve hour bash also features Otis B. Driftwood, Marilyn Middleton Pollock from Chicago and the Real Ale and Thunder Band.      
Success for Tongham artist    
TONGHAM artist Clare Hackney is among the 20 finalists in a national art competition for young watercolour painters sponsored by Winsor &amp; Newton.    
Clare, who is 30 and an <head>art</head>tutor, attended the presentation ceremony at The Mall Galleries, London last week.    
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Former marketing and promotions assistant to the now defunct David Messum Gallery, Michael Roosen has launched himself with considerable energy into the business of &bquo;Healing, Personal Development, and Stress Management as well as Visual Arts promotion&equo;.
Passing swiftly over the visual arts bit &mdash; a series of paintings of living artists by Zsuzsi Roboz suggestive of nothing so much as chalk drawings on the pavements of Charing Cross Road &mdash; Mr Roosen is also offering &bquo;complementary and holistic programmes for use in the private and corporate sectors worldwide&equo;.
Demonstrating his approach, Mr Roosen advises: &bquo;One scenario&hellip; is to focus thought on an &bquo;Open Door&equo; through which lies opportunity, growth and well-being&equo;.
Let's hope some better <head>art</head>lies there too.          
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The Portrait as Historical Artefact&equo;; &bquo;Englishness and English Art; Genealogy of Beauty&equo;; &bquo;Issues of Medieval Decorum; Metaphor of Power&equo;; &bquo;Mythologies of the Artist&equo;; &bquo;Representing Human Rights&equo;; &bquo;Visualising Masculinities.
Interrogating the Codlings of the &bquo;Masculine' &bquo;; and &bquo;When is Art History?&equo;
Coinciding with the conference is the annual Book Fair.
There will also be visits, panel discussions, gallery sessions, performance, film, video and other events on Sunday 4 April.    
Meeting between 4 and 6 February will be the College Art Association of the United States, whose annual conference takes place at the Washington State Convention and Trade Centre, Pacific Northwest, Seattle.
Around 5,000 <head>art</head>historians, museum curators, critics and other visual arts professionals are expected to attend.
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<answer instance="art.40134" senseid="work_of_art%1:06:00::"/>
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In 1980 the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF) was put on an independent footing, with what was then a large sum to spend on Britain's art and heritage.
All went well until 1985, when museum purchase grants were frozen at the level at which they have remained, the reasoning being that for anything really important, they could go to the NHMF.
This meant that museums not only became progressively poorer, but also less in control of their purchasing policies.
Then, only two months ago, Peter Brooke himself announced that they were to have no purchase grants as such, but that these were now merged with the vote which pays for running expenses.
The theory is that if museums save on salaries and paper clips they will have more money to spend on works of <head>art</head> ; the reality is that they will almost certainly be saving on the works of art to make up for inadequate funding overall.
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&bquo;All I can say though is that whatever happens it will be my decision,&equo; she said, revealing the determination and single-mindedness that was later to be turned against her.
Kylie used that first trip to Britain to indulge, with mother Carol, her passion for shopping.
&bquo;I've already taken her to Harrods.
I have a real weakness for clothes and I like my mum to help me choose them,&equo; she said.
Kylie the quasi-intellectual also made an appearance.
While thousands of miles away her countrymen were revelling in the celebrations for Australia's 200th anniversary, she enjoyed the historic sights of a country with a slightly richer heritage.    
&bquo;I have always been interested in art and history since High School.
I did <head>art</head>right up until the end of school and have always had an interest in architecture.
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Down the hill and past the Rotunda do Infante (roundabout with fountains) and the statue of Dom Henrique (Prince Henry the Navigator), we pass the Centro Comercial do Infante, which has a large variety of shops and restaurants.
Opposite is the Barbeito Museum and Wine Lodge where examples of the large collection of works relating to Christopher Columbus can be seen.
On the right-hand side of the road (Avenida Arriaga) is the municipal theatre (Teatro Baltazar Dias).
It was opened in 1888, and inside it is reminiscent of the miniature theatre at Versailles.
There is a small circular auditorium with three tiers of boxes rising vertically around it.
Completely restored in the 1970s, it is in very good condition and there are also, in the building, a coffee shop, library and <head>art</head>gallery.    
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In addition to paintings, there are collages, drawings, prints and relief sculptures tracking Ernst's development in these crucial years.
William Camfield, professor of art history at Houston's Rice University is the author of an accompanying publication (Prestel p/b &dollar;37.50).    
The exhibition's wider context is an informal series of other surveys which have investigated the leading masters of Dada and Surrealism, movements which continue to exercise considerable influence upon the direction of contemporary art in New York.
That series has included Marcel Duchamp (MoMA 1973), Joseph Cornell (MoMA 1980), de Chirico (MoMA 1982), Kurt Schwitters (MoMA 1985) and Magritte (Metropolitan Museum 1992), with a major survey of the <head>art</head>of Joan Mir&oacute; following at MoMA in the autumn.        
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The benefactors' preview, which cost &dollar;500 a ticket, was packed with the rich and famous, despite the approach of Hurricane Hugo, which raised temperatures into the 90s.
Some sweating millionaires were buying while others said they were too hot to think and would come back later &mdash; which they did.    
Furniture was the focus of interest but, according to John Hill, from Jeremy of the King's Road, London, the Americans did not just want good examples of standard items, they wanted something different, with a gimmick or original style.
A serpentine commode, the central section of which pulled out as a silver table, and a Russian mirror of the 1790s supported on twisting ormolu snakes could have been sold many times over.    
Alistair Sampson, whose Brompton Road shop specialises in primitive country wares &mdash; pottery, carvings, furniture, embroideries &mdash; hit a bull's-eye because of the close parallels with American folk <head>art</head> .
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A fourth type of critic can be called the compiler, whose criticism is implied in choices for collections or exhibitions.
The compiler's main critical medium is the catalogue, and rather less often articles or a book.    
Alfred Barr, the first director of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, is exemplary.
In 1936, for example, the Museum put on two crucially important exhibitions, on  Cubist and Abstract Art  , and  Fantastic Art, Dada, Surrealism  .
For the latter catalogue Barr chose the Surrealist writer Georges Hugnet to write a historical essay, but it was Barr's intelligent advocacy and choice of works that made the show such a significant affair.
In place of the aggressive approach of the early years of Surrealism itself, Barr's commentary is in moderated phrases pointing to similarities between Surrealism and works firmly within the tradition of Western <head>art</head> :    
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<context>
King Vidor showed with  The Champ   that he was very much at home in what Hollywood was now establishing as &bquo;the city&equo; but not surprisingly he was also taking up other challenges.
His first sound film had been  Hallelujah  , which he had made for MGM in 1929.
Many subsequent critics have taken up the point made by radical blacks at the time that this was a romantic and pastoral view of the rural South, but several early critics hailed the film as a brilliantly realistic depiction of a whole section of American society.
Welford Beaton thought that its examination of the progress of cotton from field to factory would be of great educational value and he urged distributors to put the film into every motion-picture theatre in the world.
More realistically, though, he conceded that as beautiful as it was as screen <head>art</head>it nevertheless belonged to that category of films &bquo;which would not enrich their producers&equo;.
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<answer instance="art.40146" senseid="martial_art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
He seems thrilled to stumble across the notion that war has a technological impetus of its own; others will recognise in it the familiar railway-timetable explanation of why the first world war proved so unstoppably disastrous.
His sources do not help him grasp the inconvenient fact that many young men actually enjoy warfare.    
Clausewitz, distantly pursued by Mr Pick, thought war was always subordinate to political will.
But post-modern war has no need of politics, or states, or disciplined armies, or high-tech weapons.
Crazy children in Liberia, brigands in Somalia, mass-murderers in Cambodia, drunk peasants in ex-Yugoslavia &mdash; all these have moved war past the hellfire shelling of the Somme, past the fireball of Hiroshima, into a DIY mode whose only requirements are a rifle, a death-wish and hatred of the people next door.        
A way to stop the spear    
To westerners the martial <head>arts</head>may look aggressive.
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</instance>

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In both features she is also seen to embody a wider set of assumptions about Mexico itself; exotic, passionate, yet constantly struggling against pain and deceit.
While  Elle, Vogue   and subsequently  The Independent   (Fig. 5), stressed different facets of Kahlo's public persona, they all shared the emphasis on &bquo;her&equo;, as an encapsulisation of stereotypical images of Mexico, rather than her work.
It is her body as the canvas, her appearance as art.
The art of self-expression becomes self-expression as art.    
 Fig. 2.   
 Vogue  , February 1990, p. 130&ndash;1.    
 Fig. 3.   
 Elle Magazine  , May 1989, p. 28.    
Of course, the line between <head>art</head>and life is a particularly hard one to draw in Kahlo's case.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40149" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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According to this American guide, &bquo;Art criticism is a many-levelled activity that comprises the historical, the recreative, and the judicial.
In all cases it seeks to pronounce value judgements, an exercise shunned by art history.&equo;    
The signs are that the next few years will see some extensive soul-searching about art history; several books have already appeared.
From Germany there is  The End of the History of Art  ; from Britain a group of essays describe  The New Art History  ; from the United States has recently come  Rethinking Art History: meditations on a coy science  ; and from Canada there is a forthright title  Art History: its use and abuse  .
<head>Art</head>criticism seems more likely to remain in the shadows, out of the spotlight of academic controversy.        
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</instance>

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<context>
But the gas also causes them to grow   extra arms and legs (at a rate for the average adult male Vascar of one limb every two months, slightly longer for women and children).&equo;    
The elderly woman pulled at her silks and a skein fell from her lap.
The young, dark man looked at it lying on the floor.
He rose, walked round the table and picked up the skein.
He touched the woman on her arm and she turned and smiled up at him.
He smiled back, dropped the silk in front of her and returned to his drawing.    
Trevor went on talking to Derek: &bquo;The Luctians preserve Vascar limbs,&equo; he said.
A twisted sculpture appeared on the screen.
&bquo;&hellip; and carve them into <head>art</head>forms which the Coriads purchase and contemplate to stimulate their lateral thinking.&equo;    
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Near the Town Hall there is a good, cheap kosher restaurant and there are several others in the area, notably U Golema and U Maty&aacute;&scaron;e.
Turn left into J&aacute;chymova Street, across Pa&rcaron;i&zcaron;sk&aacute; Street and into Koste&ccaron;n&aacute; Street to visit the Church of St Saviour in Salv&aacute;torsk&aacute; of 1611&ndash;14, by J. Christoph of Graub&uuml;nden.
In 1910 it was modified and given a   sparse interior for the Czech Brothers who today, are the inheritors of the ideals of Jan Hus.    
Turn right into Du&scaron;n&iacute; Street and then into Salv&aacute;torsk&aacute; where 0.
Novotn&yacute;, later professor of the School of Applied <head>Art</head> , designed No. 8&ndash;10/931 for the &Scaron;tenc Publishing House, a publisher specializing in art history books and magazines.
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</instance>

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<context>
She then went on to address one of the underlying themes of the conference week: the &bquo;quality of life&equo; requirement to improve state sector service in health, education, environment, housing and social services.
Some senior party figures believe that theme itself represents a strategic political withdrawal to ground that can be more easily defended in the face of Labour's onslaught.    
That shift, together with the emphasis on &bquo;the right team&equo; leadership and traditional Tory reserves of loyalty, undoubtedly helped the party to fend off the week's much-resented media attention to division and disarray.        
Defiant rallying call to the old firm    
By PETER JENKINS    
BLACKPOOL &mdash; Since her first as leader of the Conservative Party, delivered here at the Winter Gardens in 1975, Margaret Thatcher and her team of speechwriters have made of the conference speech a minor <head>art</head>form.
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<answer instance="art.40155" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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An extremist view expressed by a twentieth-century artist is what Matisse had to say about his responses to murals by Giotto.
&bquo;When I see the Giotto frescoes at Padua I do not trouble to recognise which scene in the life of Christ I have before me, but I perceive instantly the sentiment which radiates from it and which is instinct in the composition in every line and   color  .
The title will only serve to confirm my impression.&equo;    
In a different context, but also on the issue of religion, an American book on the Aztecs by the archaeologist Vaillant commented tartly:    
The Aztecs did not have a term for &bquo;fine arts&equo;, nor did they speculate about aesthetics, nor make objects to be contemplated for their beauty alone.
They had none of the socially sterile attitude towards <head>art</head>which we adopt in our own culture.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40157" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
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Thus, despite the temporary appraisal by eye, the book is an octavo, not a quarto &mdash; a fact established by checking the signatures.
By chance, this is a very tidy &bquo;signing&equo;.
Often it will be found that a text starts with the B signatures, the preliminaries rarely being so obliging as to add up to a complete signature.                
A signature at the foot of the dedication in a book from the press of Aldus Manutius, Venice, 1569.
Since this is part of the preliminaries, the page, as was frequently the custom, was signed with an asterisk instead of a letter, the letters beginning with the main text.    
Page from Charles Evelyn's The Lady &bquo;s Recreation&hellip; the <head>Art</head>of Gardening Improv'd (1717), showing at the foot a typical catchword.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40158" senseid="arts%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
One of them remarked: &bquo;Die Englander haben Humor.&equo;    
As at Auschwitz, even, music flourished.
A young aspirant conductor, F.Charles Adler, and instrumentalists of the calibre of Carl Fuchs of the Manchester College of Music, rehearsed for Christmas Eve an orchestra of 25 and a chorus of 100 the Messiah (&bquo;realised&equo; by feverish copyists, unable to arrange the score for male voices.
As the camp magazine critic noted: &bquo;The effect of soprano and alto parts an octave lower than written by Handel was peculiar but&hellip; the aged Commandant, Graf Schwerin, thanked the men for the music with trembling voice and tears on his cheeks.&equo;)
A few months later, along with adult education, commerce, cobbling, tailoring and printing, <head>arts</head>both heavy and light were flourishing.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40160" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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Robert Rosenblum is a more-is-more man.
There can be no art movement of the last 200 years that he has failed to sanction.
From his exegeses of Joseph-Marie Vien's &bquo;Selling of Cupids&equo; (in Transformations in Late Eighteenth Century Art), through to his anatomies of Cubism, Northern Romanticism, Picabia, Warhol and The Dog in Art, Rosenblum has seen and said it all.
That is why his canonisation of the equally versatile Jeff Koons &mdash; &bquo;a person who is trying to lead art into the twenty-first century&equo; &mdash; carries such conviction.    
The Jeff Koons Handbook is cheap and well worth having.
The intellectually capacious introduction to Jeff Koons by Rosenblum is followed by a voyage of discovery through the life and <head>art</head>of Jeff Koons, with lib-theological gloss by Jeff Koons.
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So they jumped out of the window on to the fire escape &mdash; and kicked in an outside door to get back into the studio at Beacon Radio, Wolverhampton.    
Nigel said yesterday: &bquo;I think I will bring a flask in future.&equo;        
JERRY IN THE FRAME    
MODEL Jerry Hall put herself in the picture when she opened an art show yesterday.
Her choice of the 2,000 canvasses at the 20th Century British Art Fair in London was&hellip; a portrait of herself.    
She was given the &pound;795 watercolour by illustrator Michael Frith as a present for opening the fair.
It's small enough to fit on the mantelpiece.
And it could fill an awkward gap if she has dumped any photos of her estranged husband Mick Jagger.      
REAL LIFE: Jerry at the <head>art</head>show yesterday    
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</instance>

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There is a vigorous defence of Coleman by Mayer: &bquo;The energies of Coleman's mind were more exclusively devoted to anything bearing upon the horse: and no wonder, for the College, constructed as it was and is, can only be adapted for the reception of that animal.
Consequently, it alone, of all our domesticated animals, has absorbed the whole attention, until very lately, of the professors of that establishment.
In Mr Coleman's early career, and even until within a very few years, the veterinary art, so far as regards its application to cattle, sheep, swine, dogs, etc., was in the lowest state of barbarism and degradation.
We cannot, therefore, feel surprised that Professor Coleman, beset by so many obstacles in that particular branch of our <head>art</head> , and having arrived at an advanced period of life, could not fling himself into its pursuit; nor was it reasonable to expect it from him&equo;.
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Denmark &mdash; which rejected the Treaty after a referendum in June &mdash; was given special dispensation to wait until 1993.    
At last night's summit Denmark was also heavily criticised after it demanded further opt-outs before it will sign the agreement.    
Along with the Danes, the Government then hit back by warning the EC that Britain will stall any further moves to union unless their demands are met.    
Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd told fellow ministers: &bquo;A treaty which is somewhat delayed is better than no treaty at all.&equo;        
Beattie is called up    
MAUREEN Lipman is set to scoop another acting award for her role as Beattie, the Jewish momma in the BT ads.    
She is being considered as a best actress nominee for the first British Academy of Film and Television <head>Arts</head>advertising awards.
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</instance>

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To this, the Church Commissioners ostensibly had a good answer: that the percentage of listed churches demolished was actually lower than that of secular buildings.
      However, this concealed the fact that many &bquo;listable&equo; churches had never actually been listed, for, as the Church was exempt from listed building control, no systematic attempt had been made to list any but the most obvious churches.    
Research showed that the main areas of redundancy were in the inner cities and the remote countryside.
Many of these churches were included in SAVE's report,  Churches at Risk  .    
The exhibition also aimed to show the whole range of suitable alternative uses to which churches could be put &mdash; as theatres, concert halls, museums, <head>arts</head>and community centres, and libraries.
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</instance>

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<context>
In the West, we women usually give over the responsibility of cutting the umbilical cord to the midwife or doctor, and I think it would require considerable courage and will to do this ourselves.
We rely on others to make that crucial separation for us, between the two bodies that have been physically linked all through the gestation period.
Would it perhaps affect our outlook on the mother-child relationship if we had to take this responsibility on ourselves?
We tend to assume that significant rituals are only found in &bquo;primitive&equo; societies and in state ceremonies such as the Coronation.
In fact there are many acts woven into the fabric of our everyday lives which have just   such an importance, which may critically influence our relationships with others.
It is part of the <head>art</head>of mothering to be able to let go, when the time comes; we have all met sturdy adults who are &bquo;tied to mother's apron strings&equo;, often in many subtle, insidious little ways.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40170" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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Art is not, as the metaphysicians say, the manifestation of some Idea of beauty or God; it is not, as the aesthetic physiologists say, a game in which man lets off his excess of stored-up energy; it is not the expression of man's emotions by external signs; it is not the production of pleasing objects; and, above all, it is not pleasure but it is a means of union among men joining them together in the same feelings, and indispensable for the life and progress towards wellbeing of individuals and humanity.        
There are many more definitions of art besides Tolstoy's own and those which he denounced.
For the purposes of this book, just two assertions will have to content us: first, some works have been intended by their makers to be seen as art; second, there is a consensus today that other works are to be described as art.
Since art critics have these working assumptions in mind, and it is with their writing we shall be mainly concerned, we need to proceed without being distracted.
We shall not   look into the myriad issues springing from problems of definition which are vital for philosophers and aestheticians.    
 Is it criticism  ?
There is a massive amount of writing about <head>art</head> , only some of which can immediately be identified by a reader as criticism.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40171" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
BIRMINGHAM'S ROLE as 1992 European City Of Music has come into question after the local council served an injunction on one of its own venues last week, preventing promoters from putting on live shows.    
Following complaints from local residents, the Canon Hill Arts Centre has had the plug pulled on live entertainment, despite a &pound;55,000 investment by the council's Recreation Department.
The venue was last used for gigs eight years ago, when such local luminaries as UB40 and Duran Duran appeared there.    
The injunction is another blow to Birmingham's live music scene, following the recent closure of the city's main indie venue, The Barrel Organ.
The <head>Arts</head>Centre was planning to promote local-based talent and bridge the gap between pub gigs and the 3,000 capacity Hummingbird venue.    
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They walked together up the slope from the gate, passing the long high wall of Brooke Parker's chemical works and the wide opening that led to the top of Thorpe Street.
They passed the big houses in Ashfield Place where all the doctors and veterinary surgeons lived, then made a left turn into Great Horton Road, which swept right down the hill to the town centre.    
Frankie stared along tree-lined Ashgrove, where all the Americans stayed in specially converted houses with wind-up gramophones in every room.
Its far end was crossed by busy Morley Street before continuing on to Lower Ashgrove, which led all the way to Grandma's house in Lansdowne Place.    
Their path took them down beyond the Technical College and the School of <head>Art</head>building, where Buddie and two of his sisters posed as living models for the students.
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</instance>

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The world's great love of the panda could be causing a lot of the damage.
Instead of dealing with the problem of a shrinking environment, for many years, scientists have wanted to protect the panda by taking them away and intervening with modern and more effective methods.
However, there has been very little success with captive breeding and few of the cubs which are born survive past the first year.    
Now at last attention has been turned to the real problem.
The Chinese government is looking at ways to protect the panda's home from further destruction.
One can only hope that we, as the panda's worst enemy, can somehow right our wrongs and have finally learnt how much we have to lose.      
WORKING NOTES ON THE SWEATER    
In Chinese <head>art</head>the image is not a replica, but a representation or a symbol for what is real.
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</instance>

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She caught him up in a breathless embrace, then gave a little gasp of alarm as she seemed to notice the two policemen for the first time.
&bquo;Oh dear.
Good evening, officers.
I do hope my son has not been making a nuisance of himself.&equo;    
The two men grinned broadly and shook their heads.    
&bquo;We were just a bit concerned that he was left on his own so late at night.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, but he  wasn't   left alone, were you, Frankie darling?&equo;    
Feeling sick with relief that she had not run away with a rich man, Frankie shook his head vigorously in agreement and clung to her arm.
She laughed prettily and tossed her head, her eyes flashing with amusement.    
&bquo;One moment we were all sitting outside the <head>Art</head>School discussing the latest models, and the next moment the boy had wandered off by himself.
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</instance>

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<context>
The church was an excellent landlord for although the rent for the six-roomed house was modest &mdash; seven shillings and a penny per week &mdash; this included rates, repairs and decoration.
The outside painting was thoroughly carried out every seventh year, the two downstairs rooms &mdash; the front room and kitchen, every fourteen.
These may seem long periods but the work was so well done that the paintwork was never shabby.
Blow lamps were used to strip woodwork, which was then primed, had two undercoats and gloss coated with lead-based paints that are no longer available because of their toxic effect.    
The front door had been beautifully oak grained, this is today almost a lost <head>art</head> , although when I was a boy, every painter worth his salt would not only copy woods but also marble.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40179" senseid="art_collection%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Members range from beginners to experienced artists, and as such, the latter are always willing to help with advice if the former get &bquo;stuck&equo;.
There is plenty of opportunity for practice, and summer sketching parties beckon those who prefer not to be studio-bound in the warmer months.
Finally, a newsletter,  Studio News   is issued on subscription to members, so that the wheels of communication are kept well-oiled, and not members miss out on the opportunity to seem their favourite demonstrator in action!
For details contact the Secretary.    
The National <head>Art</head>Collections Fund has begun it autumn lecture series,  The Discerning Eye: Collectors and Connoisseurs  , taking place on Tuesday evenings at the Royal Geographic Society, Kensington Gore,  London  .
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</instance>

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<context>
When he has tovarisch say, &bquo;Nothing I build&equo;, this is to be understood not allegorically but literally: working of stone, either architecturally or sculpturally, was for Pound the register of culture &mdash; a conviction which he shared in his lifetime with few except the British art-critic whom he knew and esteemed, Adrian Stokes.
Thus the reference to the ruined walls of Eblis, in Aquitaine, is not gratuitous; and we know from other passages that Pound's refusal in the last resort to take seriously Russia's contribution to European culture was grounded in his notion that Russia had never produced an indigenous tradition of stone architecture.
On the other hand, when in the ruined court of Eblis the bees find &bquo;wild grass for their pleasure&equo;, that is good too.
For human building (<head>art</head> ) and the processes of germination (nature) are not in this vision opposed, as alternatives we must choose between.
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</instance>

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<context>
Solarz, the name they know elsewhere      
SITTING in the antechamber to his congressional office, Stephen Solarz, the loquacious representative for New York's 13th congressional district, is taking a five-minute lunch break and wondering whether to run for president.
Mr Solarz concedes that &bquo;some people have been urging me to run&equo;.
Pressed for names, he mentions his father.    
Mr Solarz is unlikely ever to be president.
Yet he already has an international reputation.
He is living proof that an individual congressman with energy and knowledge can turn himself into a foreign-policy entrepreneur.    
He will be giving a demonstration of this <head>art</head>in the days running up to June 3rd, by when George Bush must decide whether to renew China's trading privileges, known as most-favoured-nation status.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40183" senseid="art_gallery%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Royal Academy of Arts, London W1 (071 439 7438), until Jun 7.
Hogarth and Piranesi: Engravings and Etchings Two 18th-century contemporaries whose work in black and white retains its power to mesmerise the viewer.
Courtauld Institute Galleries, London WC2 (071 873 2526), until Jun 7.
The Saatchi Gallery: Five Young British Artists Disturbs and delights in equal measure.
This time its offerings include a dead shark floating in a tank of formaldehyde.
No kidding!
Saatchi Collection, London NW1 (071 624 8299), through the spring.
Van Gogh in England: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man A show that uses prints, texts and works of art to document the young Van Gogh's response to living in London in the 1870s.
Gloom and doom.
Barbican <head>Art</head>Gallery, London EC2 (071 382 9104), until May 4.        
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</instance>

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<context>
&bquo;Plan of ye intended improvements to be made in your Physic Garden at Chelsea&equo; c.1732, Edward Oakley, architect    
Chelsea Old Church    
Hans Sloane memorial, Chelsea Old Church        
Philip Miller in Chelsea    
Land around the Thames to the west of the City had long attracted tillers of the soil.
First came the farmers and then more specialist cultivators: market gardeners, nurserymen and florists.
All appreciated the rich soil and the proximity of a large river for easy transport of their produce.
At one time London suppliers had been importing Holland's renowned out-of-season fruit and vegetables for special occasions; but with William III came those skilled in the <head>art</head>of &bquo;forcing&equo; and at the beginning of the eighteenth century Richard Bradley claimed that the kitchen gardens which    
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There you will see thousands of cars speeding by, each with the driver alone, his head thrown back as he yells the words aloud, her fist slapping the wheel in time to the beat, thousands of silent screams   haring   up the M1 to get to that meeting on schedule.          
Lets make a baby      
COUNTDOWN TO CHAOS      
&bquo;Marriage can succeed for an artist only where there is enough money to save him from taking on uncongenial work and a wife who is intelligent enough to understand and respect the working of the unfriendly cycle of the creative imagination.
She will know at what point domestic happiness begins to cloy, where love, tidiness, rent, rates, clothes, entertaining, and rings at the doorbell should stop, and will recognize that there is no more sombre enemy of good <head>art</head>than the pram in the hall.&equo;      
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<instance id="art.40188" docsrc="bnc_CAL_1344">
<answer instance="art.40188" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="art.40188" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Everyone has won, and everyone shall (or at least, should) have prizes.
The document has few harsh words, except perhaps for the folkies: their organisations, apparently, can't sing the same tune.
(One roll-call of disadvantaged groups has a telling juxtaposition: &bquo;people with disabilities, folk enthusiasts&hellip;&equo;    
Stir thousands of artists' and administrators' strongly held views into a small pot, and it's no surprise that the mix tastes like a very solid fudge.
In the Arts Council's rhetoric of liberal synthesis, dichotomies are forever being overcome by acts of sheer good will.
There's no final conflict, we are assured, between quality and diversity; between minority and popular <head>art</head> ; between the commercial and subsidised sectors; between heritage and innovation; between arts as an economic boost and a spiritual uplift.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40189" docsrc="bnc_CKX_1284">
<answer instance="art.40189" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Nehmad maintained a high profile throughout the session, keeping his eye firmly on the currency board and bidding on a number of other lots including Maria-Helena Vieira da Silva's &bquo;La Ville Fermee&equo; (lot 320a, est. &pound;60,000&ndash;80,000) which he lost to a French dealer for &pound;62,000.
A rare moment of genuine excitement surrounded an untitled painting by Mimmo Paladino (lot 349, est. &pound;18,000&ndash;24,000) which engaged the attention of no less than eight bidders before it was sold for &pound;47,000.
But prices were generally low.
A strong and violent figurative picture by Karel Appel (lot 317, est. &pound;40,000&ndash;60,000), which would have commanded &pound;150,000 at the peak of the market three or four years ago, sold to Waddington for &pound;46,000.    
Sotheby's packaged its contemporary <head>art</head>sale as the sequel to a dull sale of Impressionist paintings and sculpture.
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<instance id="art.40191" docsrc="bnc_A6U_585">
<answer instance="art.40191" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
But with his placement of Modernism in the lineage of Nietzsche, and as such at odds with Marx   and Freud as the real motors of that &bquo;true radicalisation of the Enlightenment&equo; (p. 120) which is the only way ahead, something more serious is at stake.    
To backtrack a little, the case is perhaps not so monolithic as I have implied: for which we have to return to the detail of Callinicos' &bquo;No&equo; to Luk&aacute;cs.
On the one hand &mdash; and this is a point to which I shall return &mdash; there is a dual claim against Luk&aacute;cs' evolutionism (to the effect that different levels of a social formation are relatively autonomous: crudely, if bourgeois society is decadent this does not necessarily mean, as Luk&aacute;cs thought it did, that its <head>art</head>is too), and in favour of the possibility of being able to pass a positive &bquo;aesthetic judgement&equo; upon a particular work however questionable the general category under which it has been produced (a position related to Brecht's polemic against Luk&aacute;cs).
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<instance id="art.40192" docsrc="bnc_A47_40">
<answer instance="art.40192" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="art.40192" senseid="art_collection%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The painter's interest in ballet was stimulated by his affair with one of Diaghilev's dancers, Olga Koklova, whom he later married.    
Lydia Lopokova (1891-1981) studied ballet at the Imperial Ballet School in St Petersburg, joined the Diaghilev Company in 1910 and remained with it until it was disbanded in 1929.
She was renowned for her character dancing, appearing in a production of The Sleeping Princess in 1921 as both Aurora and the Lilac Fairy.
With her husband, Maynard Keynes, she founded the Cambridge Arts Theatre in 1936.    
The Fitzwilliam Museum bought the study, which is now on display, with help from the National <head>Art</head>Collections Fund, and a regional purchase grant from the Museums and Galleries Commission (administered by the Victoria &amp; Albert Museum).        
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<instance id="art.40194" docsrc="bnc_CKX_806">
<answer instance="art.40194" senseid="abstract_art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Now it is coming in a little again.    
The third reason, and it is an important reason, is Alois Riegl.
He had written a book called Stilfragen on the history of the acanthus motif, and that I had studied as a student.    
So I had every reason to turn to this problem.
And I am terribly bored by my colleagues in art history, who always write about the same thing.
So, I try to think of things which not everybody has done.    
Why did this interest in decoration vanish in our century?
Why did it become an &bquo;unregarded&equo; art, as you call it in your Introduction?    
One of the reasons is, I think, that there was a kind of tension between abstract art and decoration.
You often hear people say, looking at a work of abstract <head>art</head> : &bquo;That would look nice as a curtain&equo;.
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<instance id="art.40195" docsrc="bnc_ACN_238">
<answer instance="art.40195" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Outside, a barbecue sizzles and windsurfers sweep across the reservoir towards Windsor Castle.
&bquo;It's a mixed, friendly crowd,&equo; says promoter Charlie Cheshire.
&bquo;I'd rather turn people away than ruin the atmosphere.&equo;
 SG      
Queens Club, Queen Mother Reservoir, Horton Rd, Colnbrook, nr Slough, from noon to 5pm.
The club closes after May 27 to go to Ibiza, but reopens with an all-dayer on July 1.     
Sunday afternoon at Queens after the Saturday night before        
At one huge rave last summer, the DJ announced, &bquo;Respect is due to the visuals&equo;, and everyone broke out in a massive round of applause.
You don't get 5,000 people in a gallery giving you a cheer.&equo;
Led by Frenchman Yann Sylvian, Halo is a group of artists, sculptors, photographers and technicians who make <head>art</head>you can dance to.
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<instance id="art.40198" docsrc="bnc_ANF_1165">
<answer instance="art.40198" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
He was optimistic about the future and told the others that the politicians would be driven out after the war and the people would find their inspiration in science, technology, work and sport.
Voloshin argued against him and then Modi interrupted: &bquo;You're all a lot of bloody innocents.
Do you think anyone is going to say to you: &bquo;My dear fellows, take your choice?&equo;
You make me laugh.
The only people who make a choice today are the ones with self-inflicted wounds, and they get shot for it.
When the war is over, everyone will be put in prison&hellip;
Everyone will have to wear a convict's uniform.
At the most the academics will be entitled to wear   checked trousers instead of striped ones.&equo;    
The others disagreed with Modigliani's pessimistic vision of a grey and uniform post-war world.
L&eacute;ger insisted that a new approach in <head>art</head>was necessary.
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<instance id="art.40199" docsrc="bnc_CKX_1417">
<answer instance="art.40199" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
As part of the anniversary celebrations, a symposium on the theme of Collecting and Collectors will be held at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 27 and 28 May, jointly organised by the BADA and the V&amp;A.
The event will be divided into four sections, the first three comprising lectures by dealers Jonathan Horne, John Bly and Peter Nahum; by collectors Peter Hornsby, Lady Victoria Leatham and Vanessa Brett; by museum curators Phillipa Glanville (V&amp;A Metalwork department), Sarah Medlam (V&amp;A deputy curator Furniture and Woodwork department), Rose Kerr (V&amp;A Far Eastern collection); and lastly a critical paper chaired by writer and art journalist Conal Gregory, followed by an open forum.
Tickets for the full session cost &pound;60 and are available from Kathy McLauchlan, Box Office, V&amp;A, South Kensington, London.          
Around the galleries      
New York    
The <head>art</head>that got away    
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<answer instance="art.40201" senseid="U"/>
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letters    
Write to THE FACE (Letters)      
Draw score    
In Amy Raphael's article &bquo;Phish Heads&equo; (FACE 47) she stated, &bquo;No one seems to be smoking, although the smell of dope occasionally drifts by.&equo;
What  is   she chatting about?
It is obvious to see from the photos that nuff of them were rushing out of their heads!
And isn't &bquo;dope&equo; a bit dated?
How about calling it good old spliff or draw or even marijuana?
Then you wouldn't have people thinking that going to a Phish concert means you have to put up with the smell of somebody who didn't do very well at school.        
Arty face    
Re: &bquo;<head>Art</head>Attack&equo; (FACE 46).
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<instance id="art.40202" docsrc="bnc_CKY_1704">
<answer instance="art.40202" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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The authorities may acquire any work of art that someone wants to export.
In such a case, the State will pay the owner the value he has established himself and presented to the Federal National Heritage Service or Custom Officers.
As an owner will have been interested in keeping the value low so as not to pay a high export premium, the State will be ideally placed to acquire valuable works of art on the cheap.
Nor will the State be forced to pay at once.
Payment can be postponed for a year and it is not clear yet how inflation will be taken into account and whether the price will be paid in roubles or in hard currency.
But if somebody leaves Russia for good, no such delay is foreseen.    
It seems inevitable that there will be a lot more red tape in the <head>art</head>market after the final adoption of the draft law.
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<instance id="art.40204" docsrc="bnc_AB4_1222">
<answer instance="art.40204" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
During the last war it was requisitioned by the Navy.
Now it has reverted to being the Dower House.       
pages 125 and 126: photographs        
1815 SHERINGHAM HALL Sheringham NORFOLK    
SHERINGHAM IS middle-of-the-road Regency.
In 1811 Abbot and Charlotte Upcher, while staying at Yarmouth, saw and fell for a farm which was being sold by Cook Flower.
The attorney they instructed to draw up a sales contract was William Repton of Aylsham, the third son of Humphry Repton, the famous landscape architect.
The obvious introductions were made, and what ensued was to bring more pleasure to Repton than any job he had ever done &mdash; &bquo;such a specimen of my <head>art</head> ,&equo; he wrote of his work at Sheringham, &bquo;as I never before had the opportunity of displaying&equo;.    
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WordPerfect Corporation offers a host of other software products, including spreadsheets, graphics, databases, and office automation.
Not to mention our highly regarded free customer support service which is always on hand should you need advice or assistance.    
To find out more about what WordPerfect can offer your organisation, just fill in the coupon below, and return it to us, or 'phone (0932) 850505 anytime.    
WordPerfect software.
We offer you the complete works.       
WordPerfect UNITED KINGDOM        
graphite    
Your unequal advantage&hellip;    
In today's fast moving business environment, you need to be in control, to be able to take decisions quickly and with confidence.
The management of information becomes an <head>art</head> , master it and it becomes your unequal advantage.    
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<answer instance="art.40207" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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He stays with the historian Sir Harold Acton, in Florence, and the fabulously rich Frescobaldi family; and spends his time painting and soaking up the culture of the land that bred so many great artists.
Last year he was invited to hold an exhibition of his work at Urbino, in central Italy, at the house once owned by the Renaissance painter Raphael, which he had visited a few years before.
It was the first time that such an offer had ever been made; initially, he was loath to put his sketches on public display &mdash; but he was also flattered.
Finally, after some &bquo;agonizing&equo;, he agreed &bquo;on the grounds&equo;, as he wrote in the introduction to the catalogue, &bquo;that I have a passion for Italy, her people, her countryside and the way in which <head>art</head>quite naturally seems to invade every aspect of life, thereby producing an atmosphere that is totally irresistible&equo;.    
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<instance id="art.40208" docsrc="bnc_A17_1251">
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I feel the brunt of unwarranted anti-dog prejudice almost every day.
My dogs wouldn't hurt a fly.    
I am scorned often, even by other dog owners, for owning &bquo;damn Pit Bull Terriers!&equo;    
All this is due to newspaper picture editors' inability to distinguish between a Pit Bull, Staffie or, my beloved breed, the Bullies.    
 Matt Smith, Peckham, London      
PS.
Billy Boy and Becky Lou say: &bquo;There's not a bad bone in our bodies&equo;.                
Needle  Works      
Acupuncture is widely used in human alternative medicine.
So why not canine?
Lots of vets now grasp the point as dog owners needle them to learn the <head>art</head>   
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<answer instance="art.40210" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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Tippett's Mask of Time and Birtwistle's Mask of Orpheus, Steve Reich's Desert Music, much of the output of John Tavener and Jonathan Harvey; above all, Stockhausen's seven-day wonder, Licht.    
Such religious/humanitarian subject-matter &mdash; even the Holocaust, Hiroshima and Aids have not escaped &mdash; makes a fortress as unassailable by criticism as the art produced under tyranny.
The worth of individual pieces is, obviously, very various; consistent is the appeal to piety, ensuring that the elevated theme produces a warm-hearted response.
These composers are not coldly exploiting their audiences' kindness; they are all equally the victims of the going ideology.
And sincerity is not in question.
But the hard truth, nailed with all-time accuracy by the other great composer from Leningrad (the one who got out) is that sincerity does not guarantee quality.
&bquo;Most <head>art</head>is sincere,&equo; Stravinsky added, &bquo;and most art is bad&equo;.
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<answer instance="art.40211" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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THE SOPHISTICATED Miss Gertrude Jekyll, gardening heroine of the Edwardians, commissioned Edwin Lutyens to design her Surrey homestead, and this he did so beautifully that their relationship was cemented and many future joint commissions ensued.
The house was built by Thomas Underwood of Dunsfold, and the stonemason was William Herbert of Whitley.
The garden front, of Bargate stone, brick and tile, shows how Lutyens has exaggerated the local Surrey style to perfectly fitting proportions.
The roof lines swoop, the chimneys soar, and the beams of local oak in the hall look silver with age.
(This effect was achieved by spreading the timbers with hot lime for fifteen minutes and then scraping it off.)
Miss Jekyll's desire (with a little help) for all that was &bquo;thorough and honest of spirit of the good work of old days&equo;, the creed of the <head>Arts</head>and Crafts Movement, was fulfilled.
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<answer instance="art.40213" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
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Leavisites, of course, claimed that they were committed to discussion, argument, the free play of mind; in so far as they were, it was contained within the enclosing form of life, not directed against it, rather like arguments within Marxist-Leninist ideology.
It was this aspect of Leavisism that Oxford English, with its broad though often flaccid eclecticism, was most opposed to.    
Venturing to propound a law of intellectual life, I suggest that evaluative criticism enters institutional literary study under the influence of practising writers, or of critics who have a close discipular relation to them, but that in time it is rejected, like an alien organ.
Writers, whose criticism arises directly from the problems and possibilities of their <head>art</head> , are inevitably evaluative; Baudelaire showed how being a poet also involves being a critic.
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<instance id="art.40214" docsrc="bnc_CKY_653">
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The choice of exhibition grew out of Dr Bialler's Yale dissertation on Goltzius and was timed to coincide with the publication of her book Hendrick Goltzius and his Time, a complete catalogue raisonne of all the woodcuts together with a discussion of the genesis and development of the technique in Germany and Italy, published by Snoeck-Ducaju &amp; Zoon, Gent (price BFr3800/DFl.200).            
Museums      
Prague    
East meets West &mdash; but the gulf tells    
Conference in Prague on public galleries and private collectors hears of thefts and restitution claims in Eastern museums    
Private loans to public galleries and museums were the subject of a conference (26&ndash;28 October, 1992) organised by the Goethe Institute, the German government agency charged with promoting cultural links between Germany and other countries.
&bquo;Galleries and Private Collectors&equo; brought together Czech, German and American gallery directors and <head>art</head>experts for three days of frank, and at times heated, debate.    
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<answer instance="art.40216" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<answer instance="art.40216" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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Compared to the recent show in New York, and the restricted show currently in Paris, the Moscow version will be yet more abridged.
It will include almost all the Matisses in the Pushkin Museum and the Hermitage; twenty-two pieces from the Pompidou Centre in Paris, and one each from the USA and from Holland.
Of special interest are the 130 Matisses from Russian collections.
There will be a full catalogue and major French firms sponsoring the show.          
Lille at the National Gallery, London    
A bas les Goncourt!
French art 1700&ndash;1880    
&bquo;Tradition and Revolution&equo; rejects frou-frou and looks to history, religion and landscape    
The first major survey of French <head>art</head>of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to be shown in London for many years will open at the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery on 24 March (to 11 July).
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<instance id="art.40217" docsrc="bnc_CKW_275">
<answer instance="art.40217" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
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&bquo;American art in the twentieth century&equo;, the fourth in a series of exhibitions which attempt to define national schools of modern and contemporary art, opens in Berlin next month.
Since 1985 Rosenthal has surveyed German, British and Italian art.
In this new show, he has shared curatorial responsibility with his old partner Christos Joachimides with whom he also worked on the German art show (1987, London and Stuttgart), and earlier, &bquo;A New Spirit in Painting&equo; (1980&ndash;81, Berlin and London).
The latter managed to sense the way the wind was to blow during the Eighties by anticipating the various forms of emerging Neo-Expressionism.
Their &bquo;Metropolis&equo; of 1991 on the other hand, also in Berlin, is generally thought not have succeeded in pointing the way for the decade, probably because the <head>art</head>scene is much more fragmented now and no single trend can be identified.    
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<instance id="art.40219" docsrc="bnc_CKX_218">
<answer instance="art.40219" senseid="work_of_art%1:06:00::"/>
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(The courts finally decided that Indiana state law governed the purchase but examined Swiss law because important parts of the transaction had taken place in Switzerland).    
Furthermore article 939 of the Swiss civil code provides that if the purchaser is in bad faith, based on the test summarised above, the dispossessed owner can claim back his   property   without any limitation in time.    
These comments do not intend to defend the idea that the existing rules cannot be improved (or that the Sevso case involved stolen goods), but merely that Swiss law should not be used as a &bquo;scapegoat&equo; in this field.
In practice the length of a statute of limitations is perhaps less significant than the content of the duty of diligence imposed upon purchasers of works of <head>art</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40220" docsrc="bnc_CRJ_147">
<answer instance="art.40220" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
We spent the first day getting over the long flight (though with only three hours time difference there was no appreciable jet-lag) and having a look round the town.
Some of us found enough to interest us just sitting in front of the Upland Goose Hotel watching the birds in the harbour.    
Most obvious were the southern giant petrels: huge, dark brown birds, some with paler heads, and resembling an outsize fulmar, they glide ceaselessly to and fro along the waterfront on wings which can be up to two metres across.
Alert for scraps of anything edible, they congregate around the slaughterhouse or sewer outlets and they probably deserve their local name of &bquo;stinker&equo;!
Like all the petrels, they are superb exponents of the <head>art</head>of gliding, and awe at their mastery in the air outweighed any doubt about their personal habits.    
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It is always to be hoped that this charism will be active in popes and bishops, but it is not, nor can it be, reduced solely to their authority.
The more inclusive, &bquo;small m&equo; sense of magisterium has the main weight both of history and of Tradition behind it, and it is in this direction that the most vital movements in the Church &mdash; especially the increasing witness of women &mdash; are developing (cf.
Metz and Schillebeeckx, 1985).    
In the open intellectual milieu where Catholic exegetes and theologians now move among colleagues of other traditions of faith or of none, the traditional term &bquo;hermeneutics&equo; (the <head>art</head>and the principles of interpretation) has been taken over for a mode of philosophical discussion so technical that its products are usually baffling even to a well-educated reader.
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<instance id="art.40223" docsrc="bnc_CN4_954">
<answer instance="art.40223" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
But, however successful they are financially, they provide a splendid opportunity to give your work exposure and publicity and to take stock of your progress and development, as well as often providing various contacts and leads to follow up.        
Useful contacts    
this paragraph has been omitted due to text being of names and addresses            
in view    
Bernard Denvir reports      
Suave and sinister visions    
A new wave in British sculpture set the <head>art</head>world here bussing during the last two decades of the 19th century when the status quo of classically austere, cold, funerary white marble was disturbed by the throbbing emotional statements of talented young men like Alfred Gilbert (who gave us Eros in Piccadilly Circus) George Frampton, Alfred Drury, Hamo Thorneycroft and others.
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<instance id="art.40225" docsrc="bnc_ANF_870">
<answer instance="art.40225" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<answer instance="art.40225" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Modigliani was in sympathy with the broad sentiments of the movement, the internationalism, the disgust at the war and those who profited from it, and the sensitivity to the new possibilities in art, although the emphasis on abstract art did not fit into his creed.
But at the time of the launch of Dada, Modigliani was not clear about the meaning of the new movement and no one else seemed to know.
&bquo;With psychological astuteness, the Dadaists spoke of energy and will and assured the world that they had amazing plans.
But concerning the nature of these plans, no information was forthcoming.&equo;
When the Dada brochure,  Cabaret Voltaire  , was published in June 1916 it was &bquo;a catch-all for the most diverse directions in <head>art</head>which at that time seemed to us to constitute &bquo;Dada&equo;.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40226" docsrc="bnc_CKY_1362">
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<context>
It also allows me to determine the location and scale of a work in context.
The process or the how-to-do is, in the final analysis, no substitute for what-to-do; simple minded glorification of method or technique is usually a cover-up for an academic procedure.    
The understanding of the pragmatic limitations and constraints of each given context &mdash; accessibility, surface- and sub-surface conditions, load-bearing capacities, etc. &mdash; is part of my work.
I face the same problems as a structural engineer.
I have always been interested in testing the limits and assumptions of structural rules or engineering codes.
I have attempted to take the possibilities and practice of engineering to absurd lengths.
The problems engineers resolve cut across mathematics, science and <head>art</head> , offering solutions to problems that arise in the specifics of building.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.40228" senseid="arts%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Roy, Utah-based Iomega Corp will market its Tape250 minicartridge drives under the Memorex name as a value-added tape back-up system to be sold through Memorex Telex NV retail channels: Memorex Computer Supplies will package the tape drive with a pre-formatted MRX2120 minicartridge tape, Norton Backup software for both MS-DOS and Windows, and a screwdriver for &dollar;320.        
Denton, Texas-based Scott Instruments Corp has won a development and distribution agreement with Silicon Graphics Inc for its speech recognition systems for workstations but terms weren't disclosed: speech-aware Silicon Graphics workstations, expected to be available in the second half of the year, will respond to spoken commands.        
IBM Corp's IBM Multimedia Publishing Studio has formed a software publishing and development alliance with its Japanese counterpart, the IBM Multimedia Creative Center in Tokyo: the two will develop and market CD-ROM titles for wide-ranging markets in Japan and the US, including business, education, public information and the <head>arts</head> .        
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40229" docsrc="bnc_ATA_1294">
<answer instance="art.40229" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Together they constitute a representative sample of the range of work carried out in English inspired and informed by the broad spectrum of Kristeva's influential writings, from her early semiotically based work, notably  Revolution in Poetic Language  , to the later psychoanalytically oriented studies of abjection, love and melancholia.
A significant aspect of her work is that it always broaches the boundaries between the traditional disciplines of philosophy, psychoanalysis, literary, and <head>art</head>theory; the implications it holds for each are touched on by the essays in this collection (for instance, Ainley, &bquo;The Ethics of Sexual Difference&equo;; O'Connor, &bquo;The An-Arche of Psychotherapy&equo;; Minow-Pinkney, &bquo;Virginia Woolf: &bquo;Seen from a Foreign Land'&equo;; and Burgin, &bquo;Geometry and Abjection&equo;).
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 The interior was paved with polished Italian, Belgian, and Norwegian marbles in a variety of designs, cool, full of an Aladdin's Cave of objects and pictures, entertaining and informing the Glasgow way.  
 By 1951 the Art Galleries had been doing just that for 50 years.      
THE wee boy's best shoes clumped on the polished floor as his elder sister let go of his arms.    
&bquo;I'll push it for you.&equo;
She pressed the button on the side of the glass case and the cut-away wooden model of the steam engine began pumping its red and yellow striped piston up and down.
They walked away, and the exhibit, full of   intertia   and its own importance, continued to slide and pump long after they had walked on into the next display.    
The <head>Art</head>Gallery was a box of delights of heroic proportions.
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<answer instance="art.40232" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<answer instance="art.40232" senseid="arts%1:09:00::"/>
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THE TOM ROBINSON BAND The original line-up, road-testing some new material for future release, while at the same time customising some of the old agit-pop anthems.    
Fri Northampton Roadmenders Centre; Sat Manchester International; Wed Sheffield University.    
GARY NUMAN All the hits are made available again on a live compilation, The Skin Mechanic.
Remarkable how long a nasal drone and a cheap synth can sustain a man.    
Tonight London Dominion; Fri Oxford Apollo Theatre; Sat Sheffield City Hall; Sun Hull City Hall; Mon Manchester Apollo; Wed Bristol Colston Hall.    
LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III Sly American songwriter, whose new album, Therapy, ponders the demands of fame: like having your picture alongside Frankie Vaughan's in the local launderette.    
Tonight Southport <head>Arts</head>Centre; Sat Wolverhampton Wulfren Centre; Mon Brighton Zap Club; Wed Manchester International.    
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All that, however, is threatened:     
And shall those Shades, where  Philomela   's Strain    
Has oft to Slumber lull'd the hapless Swain;    
Where Turtles us'd to clap their silken Wings;    
Whose rev'rend Oaks have known a hundred Springs;    
Shall these ignobly from their Roots be torn,    
And perish shameful, as the abject Thorn;    
While the slow Carr bears off their aged Limbs,    
To clear the Way for Slopes, and modern Whims;    
Where banish'd Nature leaves a barren Gloom,    
And aukward <head>Art</head>supplies the vacant Room?      
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Anti-racists are failing to challenge the iron grip of religion on minority cultures, says Julie Bard      
20 Watch this space      
Have scientists just made the cosmological breakthrough of all time?
Not quite, says Pat Coyne      
21 MAYDAY SPECIAL:      
 Heydays and low days   Trevor Fishlock on the Soviet Union's final throes;  The new gulf war   Public culture is left; private culture is right.
Sarah Benton minds the gap;  The pain in Spain   The underclass is striking, the unions are united, and Felipe Gonz&aacute;lez has run out of ideas, says Denis MacShane;  Hooked on IT   Gary Herman on how technology is helping the Labour movement to organise itself internationally            
<head>ARTS</head>&amp; MEDIA 31      
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<context>
She has worked tirelessly and helped raise millions of    pounds for the charities she has taken on.
She is now growing into a confident speaker, prepared to say what she thinks.
Whereas once her every outfit hit the headlines, it is now her every word &mdash; and they are very much her words.
In this respect, she has learnt a great deal from her husband.
Like the Prince, she requests and gathers together information and reading material on all of the subjects she has taken on.
People who meet her in the course of a briefing or a visit are constantly surprised by her knowledge, the intelligence of her questions, and her retention of what she has read &mdash; often on quite scientific subjects.
Added to that is her instinctive feeling for people &mdash; what to do and say that will please them most.
She is in the good news business and a master of the <head>art</head> .    
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<context>
By 1957&ndash;58 only a quarter of male students were manual workers and men were down to 42% of the total student body.
Against this, the attendance of &bquo;housewives&equo; increased: by 1957&ndash;58 53% of women students and 31% of all students were placed in this category.
On subjects, whereas &bquo;Social   Studies&equo; made up 67%, &bquo;Arts&equo; 26% and &bquo;Natural Sciences&equo; 7% of the course programme in 1953&ndash;54 by 1957&ndash;58 the proportions were 64%, 26% and 10% respectively.
Broad classifications of this sort are rarely satisfactory, but the trend away from social studies in favour of science (with <head>arts</head>remaining steady) was a consistent one in the intervening years, despite violent fluctuations in demand for individual subjects within all three categories.
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<context>
In some ways sculptors became more adventurous, creating figures of larger scale and with more expansive poses than would have been tried in the first century.
But the delicacy of small-scale work, and the demands upon skill made by the need to join exactly the pieced works of the early Empire were diminished.    
The passion for Greece was by no means restricted to wealthy art collectors, antiquarians and professors of rhetoric.
The Roman Empire was itself more acceptable to provincial subjects than had been the case in the age of Augustus, and the emperor's taste for Greek art, well publicised by Hadrian's zest for provincial travel, therefore enjoyed wide support.
The broadly based Hadrianic Greek revival thus proved long lasting, and exerted a profound influence on the <head>art</head>of later antiquity.
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<answer instance="art.40242" senseid="art_gallery%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Other major subjects painted for the frieze and included in this exhibition are &bquo;The Scream&equo;, &bquo;Death in the Sickroom&equo;, &bquo;Vampire&equo;, &bquo;Madonna&equo;, &bquo;Jealousy&equo; and &bquo;The Dance of Life&equo;, each illustrated by one or several oil paintings and the related lithographs or woodcuts.
The museum has treated this material in thematic fashion, reserving a concluding gallery for &bquo;The Green Room&equo; series of paintings (1907), that bitter cycle of love and jealousy which was intended to evoke the mood of a brothel in Berlin.
In mounting this exhibition, the National Gallery is correcting a bias which it perceives in the content and popularity of the British collections and continuing its reassessment of Northern European art, already apparent from its recent acquisitions policy.    
Mara-Helen Wood, Director of the University of Northumbria <head>Art</head>Gallery and organiser of &bquo;Munch and the Workers&equo; (1984) and &bquo;Munch and Photography&equo; (1989) is the exhibition's guest curator.
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<answer instance="art.40244" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
There is much here which can in influential and inspirational to our own painting.    
&bquo;Drawing is the true test of art,&equo; said Ingres yet how sadly it is neglected, including so it seems by our video producers!
A sound video for those wishing to develop landscape drawing skills is Ray Campbell Smith's  Landscape Drawing   (Seeba Films).
This includes techniques using pencil, pen and ink, crayons, charcoal and brush.
For the pastellist, an essential tape is  Progressing with Pastel   by Barry Watkin (APV Films), whilst his  Pastel Landscapes   is also a delight, as is  Painting with Pastels   by Aubrey Phillips (APV Films).      
LEFT Charles Reid, watercolour from Charles Reid: Portraits in Watercolour, produced by Teaching <head>Art</head>Ltd    
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<context>
One research scientist, a friend of mine said that the setting up of a particularly apt experiment has lead him to a sense of the beautiful.
These ideas make me think that creativity and beauty are linked.    
W.J.J. Gordon wrote in his book on Synectics about hedonic response being the joy and ecstasy of the creative process, and he mentioned a factor in the joy of creativity is the release of tension that builds up as a scientist strives to solve a problem and I would further add the pleasure and relief of self-fulfilment which is a fundamental human need.
Yet I believe that these are both secondary to the sheer fervour of creativity.
In fact the act of creativity whether it is in science of the <head>arts</head>is one of the highest joys of mankind; but its depth of emotion will depend on the level of mental maturity.
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<context>
Storming into the restaurant where the Italian and Miss Maughan's character were dining, he invented some story about having to keep her away from the paparazzi (which he probably thinks is the coffee you buy in Venice) and whisked her off her feet back to his place.
Then he told her that he loved her.
It was really rather moving.    
So how selfish then of Charles and Diana to make the official announcement of their separation in a week when the nation was celebrating the coffee couple's romance.    
Not content with ruining Princess Anne's week by upstaging her wedding announcement, they had to go one dramatic step further.    
Who knows, Charles and Di might still be together had they followed the path of love the Nescafe way: see each other only 11 times in five years, never take your clothes off during sex, and make sure your tongue spends more time in a cup of coffee than in your partner's mouth.    
Whoever said the <head>art</head>of romance was dead?        
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<answer instance="art.40248" senseid="arts%1:09:00::"/>
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Please note: reserved seating is only available at the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall &mdash; all other seats are unreserved although some may be set aside for festival patrons, Friends and sponsors.
We regret that tickets cannot be exchanged.        
On the day:    
Any remaining tickets will be sold at the venue 30 minutes prior to the performance.        
Concessions:    
Ticket concessions are available as indicated to children under the age of 16, students, UB40 holders, registered disabled and senior citizens on production of suitable identification.        
Student &amp; Young Peoples' Discount:    
Thanks to generous support from the Mayfield Valley <head>Arts</head>Trust, we are able to offer students and young people tickets as indicated for just &pound;3.00.        
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<answer instance="art.30001" senseid="art_dealer%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Gallery directors, meanwhile, say Mr. Paul and others of his ilk have left
an indelible mark on the art world -- and not for the better.  Collectors
do n't say ``It's a van Gogh'' anymore, laments Harry Brooks, the president
of Wildenstein &amp; Co., a New York gallery.  ``They say, ` Johnny Payson got $
53 million for his, so certainly $10 million is n't too much for mine.  '
The great collectors we depended on, such as Paul Mellon or Norton Simon,
have stopped buying, and the new buyers are brilliant men who made money in
the stock market or in takeovers and rushed into collecting ....'' Mr.
Payson, an <head>art</head> dealer and collector, sold Vincent van
Gogh's ``Irises'' at a Sotheby's auction in November 1987 to Australian
businessman Alan Bond.
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<answer instance="art.30002" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Sotheby's, the auction house founded in London 1744 and now under the
umbrella of Sotheby's Holdings Inc., was hoping to stir up interest in old
masters as it strove to build its U.S. business.  European dealers
continued to dominate the action in old masters, which Sotheby's North
America had lately been touting in this country.  For several months, there
was optimism all around.  Last October, Mr. Paul paid out $12 million of
CenTrust's cash -- plus a $1.2 million commission -- for ``Portrait of a
Man as Mars.'' The painting, attributed to Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens,
was purchased privately through Sotheby's, not at auction.  In March 1989,
just 15 months into his campaign, Mr. Paul was named by
<head>Art</head> &amp; Antiques magazine as one of the top 100 individual
collectors in the U.S..
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<instance id="art.30004" docsrc="wsj_0800.mrg_2">
<answer instance="art.30004" senseid="art_gallery%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The company not only merged three military-electronics manufacturing
operations, but also closed an unrelated plant that makes ordnance devices
used in fighter planes and missiles.  The closing contributed to a $3.4
million loss in the fiscal first quarter ended July 31 -- its first
quarterly loss since 1974.  ``Our ordnance business has been hurt very
badly by the slowdown,'' says Arch Scurlock, TransTechnology's chairman.  ``
I would n't say we 're out of the business.  But we 're not making as many
-LCB- pyrotechnic devices -RCB- as we used to.  The growing crowd of
Japanese investors buying up foreign companies are n't all strait-laced
businessmen in dark suits.  Yasumichi Morishita, whose
<head>art</head> gallery last month became a major shareholder in
Christies International PLC, the London auction house, is one man who does
n't fit the mold.
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<instance id="art.30005" docsrc="wsj_2055.mrg_34">
<answer instance="art.30005" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
With funds of 5.56 billion Hong Kong dollars (US$ 712 million), the new
company, Yaohan International Co., plans to acquire 10 of Hong Kong's top
restaurants.  It also intends to set up an international wholesale market
with the Singapore government next May and to open a department store in
Bangkok and shopping centers in Malaysia, Taiwan, Canada, Chicago and
Seattle by December 1990.  The chain currently has 90 retail outlets in
Japan, seven in the U.S., three in Hong Kong and a dozen more scattered
around the globe.  Major European auction houses are turning increasingly
to specialized sales.  Christie's will soon have a sale of Dada and
Symbolist <head>art</head> while Sotheby's is luring collectors with
sales of Swiss, German, Spanish, Australian and Canadian paintings.
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<instance id="art.30007" docsrc="wsj_0453.mrg_20">
<answer instance="art.30007" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
At Nissan, ``we felt we wanted to do something to help them gather money,
and we had this airtime on Monday Night Football,'' explains Brooke Mitzel,
a Nissan advertising creative manager.  ``What did we get out of it?  We
got some exposure ... and pretty much good will.'' The ads are just the
latest evidence of how television advertising is getting faster on the draw.
While TV commercials typically take weeks to produce, advertisers in the
past couple of years have learned to turn on a dime, to crash out ads in
days or even hours.  The big brokerage houses learned the
<head>art</head> of the instant commercial after the 1987 crash, when
they turned out reassuring ads inviting investors right back into the stock
market.
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<answer instance="art.30008" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
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The Dorrance family will still receive a substantial portion of the auction
proceeds above $100 million, people familiar with the transaction said.
But it's likely that Sotheby's will take a higher than usual commission,
called an override, on the amount exceeding the guarantee.  Sotheby's has
been aggressively promoting the Dorrance sale.  At a news conference last
May announcing plans for the auction, Sotheby's estimated its value in
excess of $100 million.  More recently, Sotheby's has predicted the
collection will fetch $140 million.  That's the highest estimate for a
single collection in auction history.  The decision to put the entire
collection on the block stunned many, since Mr. Dorrance had served as
chairman of the Philadelphia Museum of <head>Art</head>, and it had
been assumed many of the works would be donated to the institution.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.30011" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The great collectors we depended on, such as Paul Mellon or Norton Simon,
have stopped buying, and the new buyers are brilliant men who made money in
the stock market or in takeovers and rushed into collecting ....'' Mr.
Payson, an art dealer and collector, sold Vincent van Gogh's ``Irises'' at
a Sotheby's auction in November 1987 to Australian businessman Alan Bond.  (
Trouble is, Mr. Bond has yet to pay up, and until he does, Sotheby's has
the painting under lock and key.) When Mr. Paul moved in on the
<head>art</head> market, he let it be known that virtually no piece
was too costly to be considered by CenTrust.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.30012" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="art.30012" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Trotter's painting showed a wall of wood boards with painted ribbons
tacked down in a rectangle; tucked behind the ribbons were envelopes, folded,
faded and crumpled papers and currency.  Mr. Trotter's fake Haberle was
offered at a bargain price of $25,000 with a phony story that it belonged
to his wife's late aunt in New Canaan, Conn.  The dealers immediately
showed their new acquisition to an expert and came to see it as a fake.
They persuaded Mr. Trotter to take it back and, with the help of the FBI,
taped their conversation with him.  After his arrest, the forger admitted
to faking and selling other paintings up and down the Eastern seaboard.
Ms. Lowenthal is executive director of the International Foundation for
<head>Art</head> Research (IFAR).
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</instance>

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<answer instance="art.30014" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="art.30014" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
While the theme is compelling, the plot and characters are not.  We never
care about Said or the ``hypocrites'' he hunts.  ``The Thief and the Dogs''
is a pioneering work, the first stream-of-consciousness novel in Arabic,
but it is likely to disappoint Western readers.  The 1981 novel ``Wedding
Song'' also is experimental, and another badly aimed bullet.  The story of
a playwright's stage debut unfolds in first-person monologues, in the
manner of Faulkner's ``The Sound and the Fury.'' But the device obscures
more than it illuminates.  Buried in the work is a meditation on the
morality of <head>art</head>, and on the struggle for integrity in an
unfair world.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30015" docsrc="wsj_0450.mrg_31">
<answer instance="art.30015" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Two Mexican college dropouts, not professional art thieves, have been
arrested for a 1985 Christmas Eve burglary from the National Museum of
Anthropology in Mexico City.  About 140 Mayan, Aztec, Mixtec and Zapotec
objects, including some of Mexico's best-known archaeological treasures,
were taken.  The government offered a reward for the return of the
antiquities, but routine police work led to the recovery.  As it turned out,
Carlos Perches Trevino and Ramon Sardina Garcia had hidden the haul in a
closet in the Perches family's home for a year.  Then they took the art to
Acapulco and began to trade some of it for cocaine.  Information from an
arrested drug trafficker led to the two men and the recovery of almost all
the stolen <head>art</head>.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="art.30017" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
There is a simple reason for this: the Cuban people.  Let me immediately
put limits to whatever nostalgic notions that may intimate.  Those ``people''
to whom I refer are not some heroic, indecipherable quantity; they are
artists, critics, taxi drivers, grandmothers, even some employees of the
Ministry of Culture, all of whom share a deep belief in the original
principles of the Cuban Revolution, spelled out in terms such as equality
among all members of the society, reverence for education and creative
expression, universal rights to health and livelihood, housing, etc.  In
fact, the generation of painters growing into maturity right now works with
such profoundly held humanist assumptions and such passionate commitment to
moral and ethical principles that it makes Che Guevara's famous linkages of
<head>art</head>, idealism and revolution seem modest.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30018" docsrc="wsj_1327.mrg_19">
<answer instance="art.30018" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She adopted 12 of assorted races, naming them the Rainbow Tribe, and
driving her husband first to despair and then to Argentina.  She made money,
but spent more.  Friends pitched in.  Finally, Prince Rainier and Princess
Grace saved her with the offer of a house in Monaco.  Another lifelong
complication, as Phyllis Rose makes clear in ``Jazz Cleopatra: Josephine
Baker in Her Time'' (Doubleday, 321 pages, $22.50), was racism.  Baker had
the good luck to arrive in 1925 Paris, where blacks had become exotic.
African <head>art</head> was in vogue and some intellectuals were
writing breathlessly of a dawning age to be inspired by blacks.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30020" docsrc="wsj_1473.mrg_12">
<answer instance="art.30020" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Malcolm, a former film-maker turned architect, has just seen his first big
chance at a lucrative commission turn to dust with the arrest of his shady,
obnoxious client, a fly-by-night real estate developer.  Nora, who still
has artistic aspirations, knows she is lucky to be working as a food stylist,
prepping pies, burgers, frosty cold drinks and other comestibles to look as
appetizing as possible in front of the camera.  After all, she reasons, ``
there were housewives with Nikons and degrees from cooking schools in
France who would kill for her job.'' But Nora and Malcolm feel trapped.
They seem to be having the ``worst of both worlds: artistic work with none
of <head>art</head>'s integrity and no control over the finished
product; self-employment without fun or profit.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30021" docsrc="wsj_0984.mrg_6">
<answer instance="art.30021" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
And if she and the Battery Park City Authority have their way, her
horticulturally inept plan will soon go public as a real garden ``artwork''
in the downtown complex.  South Gardens, as the Bartlett scheme is called,
will occupy the last 3.5 acres of open space at the southwest tip of
Manhattan.  It could cost taxpayers $15 million to install and BPC
residents $1 million a year to maintain.  Created by an artist who flaunts
her ignorance of plants and gardens, South Gardens, as now planned, will
die from congestive garden design.  Ms. Bartlett's previous work, which
earned her an international reputation in the non-horticultural
<head>art</head> world, often took gardens as its nominal subject.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30023" docsrc="wsj_1376.mrg_28">
<answer instance="art.30023" senseid="art_dealer%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
``I do it innately and pathologically, and while it may occasionally get me
into trouble, it's also gotten me access to parties and society,'' he says.
Name-dropping recently helped Mr. Houston-Montgomery crash a party Fame
magazine threw for 100 of the 2,809 people mentioned in the diaries of the
late Andy Warhol.  ``I guess I might have asked Beauregard to leave, but he
drops so many good names, we decided to let him stay,'' says Steven
Greenberg, publisher of Fame.  ``After all, Warhol was the ultimate
namedropper, dropping five a day in his diaries.  And Beauregard was
mentioned twice -- although very briefly and in passing.'' Mr.
Houston-Montgomery says that at the party he waved to Malcolm Forbes,
publisher of Forbes magazine (``We've been in the columns together''), Mary
Boone, a New York <head>art</head> dealer (``I think she knows me,
but I 'm not sure'') and Bridget Fonda, the actress (``She knows me, but we
're not really the best of friends'').
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30024" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_118">
<answer instance="art.30024" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
That is n't 51 %, and the claim is n't documented.  He furthermore denies
that he relied too heavily on Sotheby's or Mr. Wachter.  Mr. Paul says he
had not one but four advisers and that he never bid impulsively.  After all,
he had the counsel of ``curators from the most reputable museums in the
world.'' He says he expects to sell the collection -- including the
controversial Rubens -- ``carefully and prudently, just as it was put
together.'' But in art-world parlance, Mr. Paul's holdings are ``burnt.''
That is, he is being compelled to put them on the market too soon, and has
already gotten offers that are less than he paid for some of the
<head>art</head> works.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30026" docsrc="wsj_1996.mrg_15">
<answer instance="art.30026" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Last year it funded its high employment by heavy borrowing, and it suffered
huge losses when sales turned down instead of rising.  After the company
reported red ink for the fiscal third quarter, Wang's marketing department
provided the sales force answers to questions such as ``How could you not
have known you were going to lose $55 million?'' and ``Is Wang still a
viable company?'' Salespeople try to push their products and avoid
discussions of finances.  Responding to such questions is ``defensive,''
says Kenneth Olissa, Wang's vice president, marketing.  ``That's
antithetical to the <head>art</head> of selling.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30027" docsrc="wsj_0692.mrg_64">
<answer instance="art.30027" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
This argument plays well in the atmosphere of gaming and mistrust
permeating the Pentagon and Congress, and unfortunately, there is some
truth to it.  But in the end, it must be rejected for logical as well as
moral reasons.  To say that the Pentagon should act irresponsibly because
acting responsibly will provoke Congress into acting irresponsibly leads to
the conclusion that the Pentagon should deliberately exaggerate its needs
in the national interest; in other words, that it is justified in
committing a crime -- lying to Congress -- because it is morally superior.
Strategy is not a game between the Pentagon and Congress; it is the
<head>art</head> of the possible in a world where constraints force
us to choose between unpleasant or imperfect alternatives.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30029" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_7">
<answer instance="art.30029" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
At the moment, however, the painting is a nagging reminder of the problems
that have engulfed CenTrust and its flamboyant chairman and chief executive,
David L. Paul.  In an international buying spree that began barely two
years ago, Mr. Paul amassed a collection of about 30 pre-18th-century works,
including the Preti, at a total cost of $28 million.  By midnight Oct. 6,
all of the paintings were supposed to have been sold off, under orders from
Florida's comptroller, whose office regulates the state's S&amp;Ls.  CenTrust
did n't meet the deadline.  The collection was at the heart of a grandiose
plan Mr. Paul had in which the <head>art</head> was to do double duty
-- as an investment for CenTrust and as decoration for the S&amp;L's new office
tower, designed by I.M. Pei.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="art.30030" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
``There's more and more of this cash-up-front going on at every level,''
says Bruce Miller, president of Art Funding Corp., an art lender.  Dealers
and auction houses ``know if they do n't lay out a half a million for this,
another one will; it's that competitive.'' In January, two small New York
galleries, the Coe Kerr Gallery and Beadleston Fine Arts, snatched a major
art collection owned by the Askin family away from rival auction-house
bidders with an up-front payment of about $25 million.  A Christie's
spokeswoman said that while the auction house sometimes waives its seller's
commission to attract <head>art</head> works -- it still gets a
commission from the buyer -- Christie's wo n't offer financial guarantees
because ``Christie's believes its primary role is as an auction house, and
therefore as an agent -LCB- for buyer and seller -RCB-, not as a bank.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30032" docsrc="wsj_1699.mrg_36">
<answer instance="art.30032" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="art.30032" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The Bush administration has at its disposal $273 million in funds remaining
from the $1.1 billion Congress released for the cleanup after Hurricane Hugo.
``We feel we have the money necessary to handle the immediate, short-term
requirements,'' Mr. Fitzwater said.  He added that the Office of Management
and Budget, the Transportation Department and other agencies are ``
developing longer-term legislation'' that should be ready soon.  Much of
the cost of cleaning up after the earthquake will involve repairing
highways and bridges.  California lawmakers are seeking changes in rules
governing the federal highway relief program so more money can be made
available for the state.  Some things ca n't be repaired.  The Asian
<head>Art</head> Museum in Golden Gate Park reports $10 million to $
15 million in damage, including shattered porcelains and stone figures.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30033" docsrc="wsj_1416.mrg_3">
<answer instance="art.30033" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Edward O'Brien, president of the Securities Industry Association, said that
the securities-industry trade group opposes the bill as it is written but
that it is ``hopeful a compromise can be reached to achieve the SEC's goals.''
Mr. O'Brien will elaborate on the SIA's position in testimony before the
House Telecommunications and Finance Subcommittee this week, a spokesman
said.  This letter was inspired by David Asman's Sept. 25 editorial-page
article about Fidel Castro, ``Man in the Middle of Drug Trafficking.'' I
've organized a series of exchanges, exhibitions and other continuing
projects between Cuban and American artists.  In any matters between us and
the Cubans there can be no simplicity, consequently I 've become familiar
not only with Cuban <head>art</head> and artists, but also with Cuban
bureaucrats and their counterparts in our own government.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30035" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_17">
<answer instance="art.30035" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
``To ring for even one service at this tower, we have to scrape,'' says Mr.
Hammond, a retired water-authority worker.  ``We 've tried to train the
youngsters, but they have their discos and their dances, and they just
drift away.'' Mr. Hammond worries that old age and the flightiness of youth
will diminish the ranks of the East Anglian group that keeps the Aslacton
bells pealing.  History, after all, is not on his side.  According to a
nationwide survey taken a year ago, nearly a third of England's church
bells are no longer rung on Sundays because there is no one to ring them.
It is easy to see why the ancient <head>art</head> is on the ropes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30036" docsrc="wsj_1376.mrg_1">
<answer instance="art.30036" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="art.30036" senseid="U"/>
<context>
During the past three weeks, for example, Drexel has sold $1.3 billion of
new junk bonds for Turner Broadcasting Co., Uniroyal Chemical, Continental
Air and Duff &amp; Phelps.  Still, the list of troubled Drexel bond offerings
dwarfs that of any firm on Wall Street, as does its successful offerings.
Troubled Drexel-underwritten issues include Resorts International, Braniff,
Integrated Resources, SCI TV, Gillette Holdings, Western Electric and
Southmark.  ``Quality junk bonds will continue to trade well,'' says
Michael Holland, chairman of Salomon Brothers Asset Management Inc.  ``But
the deals that never should have been brought have now become nuclear waste.
As Helen Boehm, who owns an <head>art</head> porcelain company,
sipped her luncheon cocktail, she reeled off the names of a few pals --
Prince Charles, Princess Diana, Sarah Ferguson, John Kluge, Milton Petrie.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30038" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_94">
<answer instance="art.30038" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
``Most of them were n't even born the last time the painting was displayed
publicly,'' he says.  Art prices are skyrocketing, but a good deal of
legerdemain is involved in compiling statistics on sales.  Salomon Brothers
Inc., the investment-banking firm, in its annual tally of investment returns,
reported that old masters appreciated 51 % in the year ended June 1, the
greatest return of any of 13 assets it tracked.  (Impressionist and modern
paintings, not tracked by Salomon, are ranked even higher at 74 % by Sotheby
's.) Salomon, moreover, gets its data on <head>art</head>
appreciation from Sotheby's, whose prices go up with clients like Mr. Paul
in its thrall.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30039" docsrc="wsj_0450.mrg_30">
<answer instance="art.30039" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Two Mexican college dropouts, not professional art thieves, have been
arrested for a 1985 Christmas Eve burglary from the National Museum of
Anthropology in Mexico City.  About 140 Mayan, Aztec, Mixtec and Zapotec
objects, including some of Mexico's best-known archaeological treasures,
were taken.  The government offered a reward for the return of the
antiquities, but routine police work led to the recovery.  As it turned out,
Carlos Perches Trevino and Ramon Sardina Garcia had hidden the haul in a
closet in the Perches family's home for a year.  Then they took the
<head>art</head> to Acapulco and began to trade some of it for cocaine.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30041" docsrc="wsj_1686.mrg_4">
<answer instance="art.30041" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
We know they are dangerous, but if handled with care, their benefits far
outweigh any risk to the environment.  Just because Stamford, Conn., High
School did nothing when its valuable 1930s mural was thrown in the trash
does n't mean the city no longer owns the work of art, a federal judge ruled.
The mural, now valued at $1.3 million according to appraisers, was tossed
in a trash heap in 1971 by workers who were renovating the building.  The
100-foot-long mural, painted by James Daugherty in 1934, was commissioned
by the federal Works Project Administration.  After the discarded mural was
found outside the school by a concerned Stamford graduate, it eventually
was turned over to Hiram Hoelzer, a professional <head>art</head>
restorer.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30042" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_64">
<answer instance="art.30042" senseid="art_collection%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
In March 1989, just 15 months into his campaign, Mr. Paul was named by Art
&amp; Antiques magazine as one of the top 100 individual collectors in the U.S..
``An unknown quantity to most of the art world, Paul is no stranger to
lavish spending,'' the magazine said, noting that he does n't stop at paint
on canvas but also spends big on art you can eat.  ``He recently bid $
30,000 at a Paris charity auction for a dinner cooked by six of the world's
great chefs, but the final party cost closer to $100,000.'' (Mr. Paul says
it was n't that high.) The <head>art</head> collection might have
come to rival the Medicis 'had the Florida comptroller's office not got
wind of Mr. Paul's aesthetic adventure.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30044" docsrc="wsj_0102.mrg_9">
<answer instance="art.30044" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Highway officials insist the ornamental railings on older bridges are n't
strong enough to prevent vehicles from crashing through.  But other people
do n't want to lose the bridges 'beautiful, sometimes historic, features.
``The primary purpose of a railing is to contain a vehicle and not to
provide a scenic view,'' says Jack White, a planner with the Indiana
Highway Department.  He and others prefer to install railings such as the ``
type F safety shape,'' a four-foot-high concrete slab with no openings.  In
Richmond, Ind., the type F railing is being used to replace arched openings
on the G Street Bridge.  Garret Boone, who teaches <head>art</head>
at Earlham College, calls the new structure ``just an ugly bridge'' and one
that blocks the view of a new park below.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30045" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_26">
<answer instance="art.30045" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Although Mr. Paul has pared a $1.35 billion junk-bond portfolio to less
than $900 million since April, the high-yield debt market has plummeted.
Divesting itself of what is left, as is required of all thrift institutions
by July 1994 under the new federal S&amp;L bailout law, may well prove difficult.
And CenTrust has other problems.  Late last week federal regulators ordered
the thrift institution to stop paying dividends on its preferred stock -- a
move that suggests deep concern about an institution.  Mr. Paul has a plan
to bring in $150 million by selling off 63 of CenTrust's 71 branches, but
it has yet to be approved by regulators.  It is Mr. Paul's
<head>art</head> venture, however, that has drawn the most attention
from investors and regulators, not to mention galleries throughout the world.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30047" docsrc="wsj_1928.mrg_2">
<answer instance="art.30047" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
One can understand Mr. Bork's fear that the new right to privacy will
become intolerably stretched, though a Supreme Court composed of men and
women with realism, guts and a sense of limits should be able to manage it.
What is certain is that if Americans allow another happening like the
degrading Bork confirmation circus, it will be at their peril.  Mr. Lerner
is a writer and historian living in New York.  Sotheby's Inc., the world's
biggest auction house, is taking a huge Wall Street-style risk on the
outcome of the sale of art from the estate of John T. Dorrance Jr., the
Campbell Soup Co. heir.  The Financial Services division has guaranteed the
Dorrance family that it will receive a minimum of $100 million for the
collection, regardless of what the bids for the <head>art</head>
works total, people close to the transaction say.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30049" docsrc="wsj_1928.mrg_35">
<answer instance="art.30049" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="art.30049" senseid="art%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
More recently, Sotheby's has predicted the collection will fetch $140
million.  That's the highest estimate for a single collection in auction
history.  The decision to put the entire collection on the block stunned
many, since Mr. Dorrance had served as chairman of the Philadelphia Museum
of Art, and it had been assumed many of the works would be donated to the
institution.  At last night's sale, 13 of 44 works that sold were purchased
by Aska International Gallery, the art-acquisition unit of Aichi Financial,
a Japanese conglomerate that owns 7.5 % of Christie's.  Meanwhile, Sotheby
's guarantee is raising eyebrows in the <head>art</head> world.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30051" docsrc="wsj_0450.mrg_7">
<answer instance="art.30051" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="art.30051" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The timing of his visit was fortuitous; the man who had brought it in for
an estimate had returned to collect it and was waiting in the hall.  To
confirm Mr. Guy's identification, Sotheby's and IFAR exchanged photos by fax,
and the waiting man, apparently innocent of knowledge that the kylix was
stolen, agreed to release it.  The cup had been insured, and in short order
it was given over to a Chubb &amp; Son representative.  The original owners
happily repaid the claim and took their kylix home.  A former curator of
the Museum of Cartoon <head>Art</head> in Rye Brook, N.Y., pleaded
guilty in July to stealing and selling original signed and dated comic
strips, among them 29 Dick Tracy strips by Chester Gould, 77 Prince Valiant
Sunday cartoons by Hal Foster, and a dozen Walt Disney animation celluloids,
according to Barbara Hammond, the museum's director.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30052" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_97">
<answer instance="art.30052" senseid="art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Salomon Brothers Inc., the investment-banking firm, in its annual tally of
investment returns, reported that old masters appreciated 51 % in the year
ended June 1, the greatest return of any of 13 assets it tracked.  (
Impressionist and modern paintings, not tracked by Salomon, are ranked even
higher at 74 % by Sotheby's.) Salomon, moreover, gets its data on art
appreciation from Sotheby's, whose prices go up with clients like Mr. Paul
in its thrall.  The percentages omit from consideration the many paintings
that go begging at auction.  Art indexes track winners, not losers.  But
<head>art</head> that has fallen sharply in value is rarely put up
for sale.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30054" docsrc="wsj_0594.mrg_2">
<answer instance="art.30054" senseid="state_of_the_art%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
As long as a decade ago, Mrs. Thatcher declared she did n't want debate in
her cabinet; she wanted strong government.  Over the weekend, she said she
did n't intend to change her style and denied she is authoritarian.  ``
Nonsense,'' she told an interviewer yesterday on London Weekend Television.
``I am staying my own sweet, reasonable self.  Joseph L. Dionne, chairman
and chief executive officer of McGraw-Hill Inc., was elected to the board
of directors of this electronics manufacturer.  He succeeds the retiring
James W. Wilcock.  Base Data Computers that once were the state of the
<head>art</head>, The marvels bought three years ago, Are now obsolete.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30055" docsrc="wsj_1928.mrg_39">
<answer instance="art.30055" senseid="work_of_art%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
At last night's sale, 13 of 44 works that sold were purchased by Aska
International Gallery, the art-acquisition unit of Aichi Financial, a
Japanese conglomerate that owns 7.5 % of Christie's.  Meanwhile, Sotheby's
guarantee is raising eyebrows in the art world.  ``The consumer has to
throw out the idea that the auction house is a disinterested middleman,''
says New York art dealer David Tunick.  While he adds that he has no
problem with auction houses who sell works in which they have a financial
interest, ``It ought not to be hidden in some small print.'' In such
situations, he says, the house ``is going to put the best light on things.''
For example, an auction house's comments on the condition of a work of
<head>art</head> that is up for sale should be looked at with ``very
open eyes,'' he says.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30057" docsrc="wsj_1367.mrg_52">
<answer instance="art.30057" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
She was interested only if she could guide it editorially as well.  ``Anne
does n't believe in blandness,'' said Ms. Smith.  ``She wants things to be
exciting.  And she has this inexhaustible energy.  She 'll think of an idea
the editorial people think is impossible, then she 'll have us make it work.''
In fact, Ms. Volokh was n't just a rich lady who needed a hobby.  Back in
the Soviet Union she was a respected journalist, writing a weekly column
about the national cuisine for Sunday Izvestia.  Those columns -- vivid
discussions of the cultural and literary reverberations of food as well as
practical advice on how to glamorize dreary Sovietized meals -- became the
basis for her erudite and entertaining cookbook, ``The
<head>Art</head> of Russian Cuisine,'' brought out in 1983 by
Macmillan Publishing Co.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30059" docsrc="wsj_2172.mrg_15">
<answer instance="art.30059" senseid="art%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
After reaching an intraday high of $107.50 the day Mr. Trump disclosed his
bid Oct. 5, AMR's stock had retreated as low as $97.75 last week.  Some
takeover stock traders had been betting against Mr. Trump because he has a
record of disclosing stakes in companies that are potential takeover targets,
then selling at a profit without making a bid.  ``He still has n't proven
his mettle as a big-league take-out artist,'' said airline analyst Kevin
Murphy of Morgan Stanley &amp; Co.  ``He's done this thing where he 'll buy a
little bit of a company and then trade out of it.  He's written this book,
` The <head>Art</head> of the Deal.  '
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<answer instance="authority.40001" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
What is more, in this day and age it is madness to allow children to roam around after dark knocking on strangers' doors.          
Milestones    
BIRTHDAYS: Tennis player Ken Rosewall, 58.
Actor Burt Lancaster, 79.    
ON THIS DAY: In 1899, the siege of Ladysmith began in Natal.
In 1924, the first crossword appeared in a British newspaper.
In 1959, the main section of the M1 opened.        
Invalids made to pay for Government's ills    
THE Government is becoming sicker by the day.
Not only is it allowing certain health <head>authorities</head>to waste millions of pounds on computer systems that don't work, it also allowed the London Ambulance Service to put lives at risk with a system that had not been fully proven in practice.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="authority.40002" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Consider as an example cases where a person (but only exceptionally an institution) is said to be an authority on a certain matter, as in &bquo;John is an authority on Chinese cooking&equo; or &bquo;Ruth is an authority on the stock exchange&equo;.
Neither John nor Ruth have authority over me, even though my Chinese cooking and my financial affairs will prosper if I follow their advice rather than trust my own judgment.    
One may say that to be an authority on a certain matter is to be an authority about what to believe rather than about what to do.
While generally true this does not solve the difficulty in the case of John and Ruth since each of them may claim to be both a theoretical and a practical authority.
They do not have <head>authority</head>over me because the right way to treat their advice depends on my goals.
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</instance>

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<context>
And they too seemed glad to see him.    
There was an introductory lecture at twelve, but until then there wasn't much to do except get their bearings.    
&bquo;It's like school without the teachers,&equo; said Aidan Lynch, who had paid very little attention to any teacher during his days at school with Jack Foley.    
&bquo;This is what's meant to be forming our character, remember?
Jack said.
&bquo;It's like being on your honour to work all the time.&equo;    
&bquo;Which means we don't have to work at all,&equo; Aidan said cheerfully.
&bquo;Will we go round the corner to Lesson Street?
I saw armies of beautiful women all heading in that direction.&equo;    
Aidan was a better <head>authority</head>on women than any of the rest of them so they followed him willingly.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40005" docsrc="bnc_C90_361">
<answer instance="authority.40005" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
We can only conclude that it was chiefly in the enthusiasm with which the British talked about it all.    
It was in the years between the First and Second World Wars that this enthusiasm was at its height.
The faithful elucidated the mysteries of Indirect Rule with the theological rapture of early Christians disclosing to themselves the nature of the Trinity.
Critics   raised their voices with the consciousness of challenging a ruling orthodoxy.
All sorts and conditions of native societies were declared to be suitable candidates for it, even when they possessed, to Western eyes, no discernible political organization at all, and so no evident agency through which indirection might be achieved.
Such societies were scoured for individuals to whom some shreds of legitimate <head>authority</head>appeared to cling, with sometimes comic, sometimes tragic, results.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="authority.40007" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
For example, the managers in most authorities trust their clinical staff to be applying the most appropriate treatment technologies, either in their day-to-day practice, or in submitting bids for the development of clinical services.
The extent to which this trust is misplaced is unknown.
Managers mainly comfort themselves in the knowledge that physical and financial resources for clinical work are in short supply in the NHS.
This is therefore likely to encourage clinicians to search for more cost-effective procedures.
However, it is known from the research into performance indicators that clinical teams with similar levels of resources produce different amounts of services (Yates &amp; Davidge, 1984).
Also it is conceivable that cash limits, whilst being effective in capping overall expenditure, may militate against the adoption of new, cost-effective, procedures if these necessitate financial outlays.    
The discussion above has related mainly to the services under the management of health <head>authorities</head> .
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="authority.40008" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40008" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Fleming's notes, compiled over seven years, detail Bond's thoughts on subjects ranging from drink and sex to gambling and fast cars.    
Of alcohol, Fleming wrote: &bquo;Drink relaxed Bond.
His only rule was not to get drunk.&equo;    
And on sex he notes: &bquo;The older women are best because they always think they may be doing it for the last time.&equo;    
The dossier is being sold by Fleming's step-daughter Mrs Fionn Morgan and is expected to raise up to &pound;30,000 for the London Library Appeal.        
Floods danger the worst for 22 years    
Brendan Berry    
BRITAIN was facing its worst flooding crisis for 22 years as torrential rain and gale-force winds swept the country last night.    
Red alerts are in force on 11 rivers and a close watch was being kept on the Thames as the National Rivers <head>Authority</head>opened a flood incident room.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40011" docsrc="bnc_BNM_260">
<answer instance="authority.40011" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It was noticeable that the libraries who listed a substantial number of local authority courses were often the ones who listed substantial numbers of internal and external courses as well, so that there was a strong relationship between total number of courses and involvement of local authority (  see   Table 24).
Furthermore, commitment of such central training resources to libraries often went hand-in-hand with commitment of library management time to training, presumably because to an extent both are aspects of the same overall policy of the parent authority towards training.              
This overall policy can be crucial: the following comment was made by a library whose training officer post on the library establishment was frozen, in response to being asked how they would like to develop their overall programme, if adequate resources were available:    
&bquo;Commitment of our <head>authority</head>to a training policy: adequate resources will not, without such a policy, solve the problem&equo;.        
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40012" docsrc="bnc_B2D_219">
<answer instance="authority.40012" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It was decided in that case that a court of summary jurisdiction had no power under sections 91 to 96 of the Public Health Act 1875 (now replaced by ss.92&ndash;99 of the Public Health Act 1936), on proof of a nuisance from a sewage disposal works, constructed under that Act, to make an order for its abatement.
Two reasons were given.
Firstly, on the narrow ground that the word &bquo;premises&equo; in s.91 of the 1875 Act (now replaced by s.92 of the Public Health Act 1936) does not include sewage disposal works.
Secondly, on the broader ground that the legislature could not have intended to give power to a court of summary jurisdiction to control nuisances from such works.      
The Water Act 1973 transferred the responsibility for sewerage and sewage disposal from local authorities to ten regional water authorities in England and Wales.
Section 14 of that Act imposing the following duties on those water <head>authorities</head> :    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40014" docsrc="bnc_CKR_1162">
<answer instance="authority.40014" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Nevertheless, Anselm believed it to be well founded, and he certainly went further than Lanfranc, and was stiffer than Rufus and Henry I, in refusing to acknowledge any papal legate other than himself in England.    
I have already mentioned Anselm's firm refusal to confer about the discipline of the English Church with the papal legate who brought his pallium.
On that occasion he had a special reason &mdash; though an odd one &mdash; for his refusal: he was fully occupied with the duty of defence which had been entrusted to him by the king.
Nevertheless, he also clearly implied that it was none of the legate's business.
Beyond the immediate circumstances of this case, Anselm rejected, so far as England was concerned, the recent papal   practice of entrusting to specially appointed legates large areas within which they had <head>authority</head>over all archbishops and bishops.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40015" docsrc="bnc_ANX_60">
<answer instance="authority.40015" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40015" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
However, both the photograph, caption and the subsequent text leave open the issue of whether Sellafield was, or was not, the cause of the elevated radiocaesium levels measured in Cumbrian sheep after the Chernobyl accident.    
While I accept that this is still an open question in the minds of many local farmers, I thought the article should have been more explicit about the scientific consensus on this point.
I have corresponded with a number of individuals and organisations including the National Farmers Union and a local MP.    
While I have not pretended that pre-Chernobyl data are extensive, there is compelling evidence about soil and grass contamination in the Cumbrian uplands before and after Chernobyl, based on research and monitoring by the Atomic Energy <head>Authority</head> , the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology, and BNFL.    
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<instance id="authority.40017" docsrc="bnc_B0S_470">
<answer instance="authority.40017" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
In fact it is frequently the case that the chief executive or clerk of the local authority is also secretary of the charity.    
It is important that this representation on outside bodies is fully maintained in the interest of the   people whom the councillor represents.
It is also important that regular attendance at the meetings of these outside bodies should be maintained in order to preserve continuity of co-operation between the local authority and the outside body.    
The newly-elected councillor should welcome the opportunity of serving on these outside bodies for only by so doing can he obtain a full appreciation of the part which these bodies play in local administration.    
In most cases allowances to members apply when the councillor attends such outside bodies.
The chief executive or clerk of the <head>authority</head>will tell the councillor when they apply to him.          
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40018" docsrc="bnc_BP7_2143">
<answer instance="authority.40018" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
I'm sure the people who murdered your father are up to something.&equo;
He turned to Kelly.      
&bquo;But so what?
People are always up to something.
They're like that vixen.
There's nothing you can do about it.&equo;    
&bquo;Listen, Dermot, there's a reason for everything.
The reason that vixen killed your bantams is because it's nature.
Maybe she wasn't even hungry but it's in her to kill.
I want to know the reason why someone killed Dad.&equo;    
&bquo;That's what the <head>authorities</head>are there to find out.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40020" docsrc="bnc_CDT_378">
<answer instance="authority.40020" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
A friend of mine, a policeman, once stopped a huge wrestler late at night.
In fact the wrestler was a well-known stuntman.
He was absolutely colossal &mdash; about 5 foot 10 inches tall and 6 foot wide, and carrying a riding crop covered from end to end with thick black tape.
My friend asked him why he was carrying the crop.
The monster looked at him and, realizing what the policeman was thinking, growled slowly, &bquo;If I want to tear people to pieces, I don't need a little stick.&equo;
The point was taken, intention was disproved and the man was left to go on his way.    
The 1988 Act goes even further, saying that it is an offence to carry any blade &mdash; (except a pocket knife with a folding blade whose cutting edge is not longer than three inches) or sharp point in a public place without &bquo;good reason&equo; or &bquo;lawful <head>authority</head> &equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40021" docsrc="bnc_CBC_12516">
<answer instance="authority.40021" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Hot on the heels of the great American debate on homosexual awareness among five-year-olds comes the news that a forthcoming Jackanory will deal with Aids.    
Heavens knows where it will end.
We may soon see a nursery ABC frieze, which goes: A is for Aids, B is for Bondage, C is for Condom, D is for Deviancy, E is for Equality, F is for Feminism, G is for Gender Stereotyping, H is for Haringey, I is for Income Support, J is for Joyriding, K is for karma, L is for Liberalism, M is for Ms., N is for New Age, O is for Outing, P is for Positive Discrimination, Q is for Questioning <head>Authority</head> , R is for Radical, S is for Single Parent, T is for Therapy, U is for Underprivileged, V is for Virtual Reality, W is for Wimmin, X is for Malcolm, Y is for Yoof and Z is for Zen.        
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40023" docsrc="bnc_B2A_152">
<answer instance="authority.40023" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The preponderance of directly managed units in the new arrangements could affect the remit of authorities in another way.
Loyalties and identification with them will be strong, reinforced by the continuity with the old.
The  de facto   interpretation of purpose in these circumstances may be to use contracts to &bquo;sharpen up&equo; the performance of &bquo;our&equo; hospitals and units.
There are some early indications that this is happening, for example, in the concern among district and regional managers to minimise the impact of GP practice budgets on &bquo;their&equo; hospitals.
The notion of alternative suppliers, competition and its corollary, earning one's revenue, is not everywhere welcome in the NHS.
In which case, the purpose of <head>authorities</head>may need clarification and reinforcement by ministers.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40024" docsrc="bnc_CRB_1433">
<answer instance="authority.40024" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The police tried to repress it, but to no avail.
By early this century, the animal game had spread all over Brazil.
Though never legalised, the bicheiros' sport grew to be Brazil's most lucrative lottery.
Today bicheiros control an empire of 400,000 employees, who handle &dollar;1 billion in bets each year.    
Not a gentle lot, the bicheiros never hesitated to muscle (or rub) out the competition.
But they sweetened their reign of fear with occasional favours and a glaze of authority that went a long way in communities accustomed to neither.
Their repertoire included financing football clubs and the yearly carnival pageant, the two institutions dearest to the Brazilian heart.
Eventually, the bloody turf wars ceased, and for a long time the <head>authorities</head>either winked at their illegal trade or even helped themselves to the till.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40026" docsrc="bnc_CRW_550">
<answer instance="authority.40026" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
These studies show us that many of the families who successfully parent hard to place children are not conventional, middle-class, two-child families.
They sometimes have unusual parenting styles and some, though by no means all, find that having a social worker looking over their shoulder makes them feel uncomfortable and unnecessarily unsure of themselves.
It is up to social workers and the legal system to find ways of supporting rather than hindering parents and children in the difficult task of building themselves into a new family.
This does, I believe, mean that a rethink is urgently needed about the boarding-out regulations, reviews and some other aspects of social work practice, which are appropriate to social work with permanent new families.
Essentially it is about increasing the <head>authority</head>of the new family and playing down the authority role of the social worker.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40027" docsrc="bnc_BME_1002">
<answer instance="authority.40027" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The procedural consequence of the doctrine of corporate legal personality is that the proper plaintiff in any action against the directors for breach of their duties is the company, not individual shareholders.
This raises very complicated questions, as yet not fully resolved by the courts, as to the extent to which a director who holds shares may take off his director's hat and attempt to ratify as a shareholder his own alleged misconduct.
The old case authorities suggest that the nature of a share as property does not prevent such a course, but the more modern cases seem to incline towards some restrictions upon the use of votes where there is a conflict of interest involved.    
As far as the <head>authority</head>of the board is concerned, it must carry out its functions according to the powers conferred upon it by the company's articles.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40029" docsrc="bnc_APT_1427">
<answer instance="authority.40029" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Do not retrace your steps on leaving, but carry on past the observatory tower, completed by Anselmo Lurago and a reminder of the prominence of the Jesuits in the sciences.
In the 18C the astronomer J. Steepling founded the meteorological observatory at the top of the tower.
Records have been kept there for two hundred years.    
Under the reforms of Josef II, when the Jesuit Order was abolished, the Clementinum became a seminary under the supervision of the archbishop of Prague, and in 1799 it became the first Academy of Fine Arts.
Between 1928 and 1930, L. Macho&ncaron;, a pupil of Jan Kot&ecaron;ra, adapted it as a State library.
Sadly, in the past, the <head>authorities</head>did not produce adequate postcards and guide books for the Clementinum, but there is now a video of its history lasting about an hour, which can be viewed in a seminar room by booking in advance.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40030" docsrc="bnc_ANH_893">
<answer instance="authority.40030" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Turning to the relevance of consent to the obligation to obey the law, we will here be concerned not with the well-known problem that most citizens in any given society have not consented to the authority of their government, but with the prior question whether their consent, if given, would have been valid.
The main lesson of the discussion of the previous section is that judgment on the validity of consent has to be discriminating.
Consent may be valid in certain contexts or subject to certain conditions and invalid in other contexts and or when the conditions are not met.
From the fact that in some circumstances consent is valid, it does not follow that consent to the government's authority is valid.
One has to examine closely what arguments can establish the validity of such consent.    
Doubts about the validity of consent to political <head>authority</head>are sometimes expressed on the ground that citizens have no choice but to consent.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40032" docsrc="bnc_BMR_1717">
<answer instance="authority.40032" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
In his verdict, he called for consideration to be given to regulations restricting punts to the relatively safe waters of the Cherwell and to review the conditions under which they could be hired.
&bquo;It is striking,&equo; he concluded, &bquo;that while strict laws govern the use of motor vehicles, anyone may hire a marine craft and then, with no experience whatsoever, without a life-jacket, unable to swim and in a state of advanced inebriation, attempt to navigate a   busy and treacherous public waterway.
As long as this state of affairs continues, tragedies such as this will necessarily recur.&equo;    
No policemen leapt to their feet, protesting at this travesty of justice.
Indeed, the police treated us both with the greatest sympathy and consideration from the moment I rang them from a callbox on the Abingdon Road.
The river <head>authorities</head>contacted the lock-keeper at Iffley and it was there that Dennis's body was eventually recovered later that evening.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40033" docsrc="bnc_CRD_634">
<answer instance="authority.40033" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40033" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Citrine was always reluctant to withdraw from a Central Authority position, but the more effective chairmen soon learned that careful preparation on committees beforehand and advance lobbying of Citrine and Self were a surer way of winning their point than the abrasive technique of frontal opposition.
The sometimes strident expressions of independence at Area Board chairmen's meetings were often just theatrical reminders to Citrine and his headquarters colleagues that limits to consensus existed beyond which they would be unwise to step.    
Once a consensus had been reached, it had no legal standing, but Citrine expected the chairmen to go back to their own Boards and secure acceptance of the common policy.
Chairmen did not always agree with this interpretation, though they were aware that the Central <head>Authority</head>could in the last resort compel compliance by issuing a directive.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40035" docsrc="bnc_A5D_70">
<answer instance="authority.40035" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
If that is so, markets have the potential power of forcing Mrs Thatcher's hand.    
At the Madrid summit last summer, Sir Geoffrey Howe, who at the time was collaborating closely with Mr Lawson, tried to insist that she name a date after 1 July next year on which Britain would join.
She refused and still today has no intention of tying the pound to the deutschmark this side of a general election, if ever.    
Further troubles on this score are inevitable.
There is growing unease among members of the Cabinet at the way in which Mr Lawson's task is being made more difficult by the Prime Minister.    
The events of the past few days have led several ministers to recognise the difficulty of restoring full <head>authority</head>to the Chancellor while the Prime Minister persists in her hostility to the EMS.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40036" docsrc="bnc_B24_867">
<answer instance="authority.40036" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
You were still kept on until he was found.
Then you had to sit there and the sergeant would say, &bquo;Fall in,&equo; and you'd fall into line, &bquo;Section correct, sir,&equo; and he might be another ten minutes before he decided to say, &bquo;Dismiss!&equo; and by then you'd lost an hour.
You never got it back, of course.        
In the late 1930s the Liverpool Police brought in a new &bquo;discretionary movement&equo; in which constables made half-hour points, which gave them relative freedom on the beat.
The justification was to make police patrols more unpredictable to potential malefactors.
But its major effect was to make life slightly more tolerable for those at the sharp end of the beat system.    
In Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon, the <head>authorities</head>utilized several key control structures.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40038" docsrc="bnc_ABV_332">
<answer instance="authority.40038" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The careful exegete, however, will also be troubled by the fact that the Bible hardly majors on this issue, that we do not know the context of Paul's two references to the subject, and that a strong anti-homosexual line is only possible if one has already assumed that such statements are immediately transferable into our situation straight from the biblical period.    
Second,  divorce and remarriage  .
The New Testament is hardly unequivocal on this matter.
Mark, the earliest Gospel, makes it sound as if Jesus does not allow divorce under any circumstance; but Matthew modifies it to allow that some circumstances may make remarriage legitimate.
Paul in 1 Corinthians 7 seems to put another slant on this from the perspective of Roman life in the first century.    
Third,  ordination of women and the issue of headship  .
Paul seems to teach clearly that women should keep silent in church, and should not have <head>authority</head>over men in any shape or form.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40039" docsrc="bnc_CAT_1177">
<answer instance="authority.40039" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
I only hope that when I am their age I will act a little better.        
Get some practice with some aged and mellow Jim Beam          
Let's get cynical      
In her letter (&bquo;Punchbag&equo; 12 &mdash; 18 February) Mrs H M Presley defends the monarchy and attacks  Punch   for being cynical: a trait unbecoming in what she describes as a &bquo;reputable&equo; magazine.    
As far as I am concerned the whole point of  Punch   is to attack those in authority when they are seen to be acting in a way not worthy of respect.
This means  Punch   should be cynical to some extent, As for &bquo;reputable&equo;, that's the last thing  Punch   should be.
Reputable to whom?
Not <head>authority</head>I hope.        
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40041" docsrc="bnc_CD6_951">
<answer instance="authority.40041" senseid="authority%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Having began as a wild idea with a group of mates in a St Agnes pub, provoked by anger, frustration and too many evenings of getting home ill from the beach; the SAS' influence is now spreading well beyond Cornwall and the surfing community.
The media are receiving such an informed, dynamic and visually striking group with open arms: from picketing South West Water to protesting in full surf regalia at Parliament, from surfing in gas masks to demonstrating with a huge inflatable turd, the SAS has come up with a series of media-friendly stunts that have caught the headlines.
More importantly, what might have initially looked like a lightweight novelty campaign group has grown and developed to become a full&rehy;time pressure group recognised as a leading <head>authority</head>on UK water pollution.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40042" docsrc="bnc_CDS_442">
<answer instance="authority.40042" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Otto turned out to have measureless charm and the most courteous manner, and in slow, correct English told us of how he had perfected his tactics in Baltic exercises before the war, how he had put them into practice in the Atlantic, and how, on the night after his capture, he had played bridge in the day-cabin of Captain Macintyre with one of the ship's lieutenants and the captains of two merchant ships he had sunk, and then slept (for Captain Macintyre was in his sea-cabin) in Captain Macintyre's bunk.
After the war captor and captive became friends, and Otto showed us the Zeiss binoculars which Macintyre had taken off him as a trophy of war, but had recently handed back.
As we went away to the sounds of Mrs Otto's profuse good-byes, I reflected on the nature of the relationship between her and Otto, almost the opposite to what one might have expected: the gallant captain going off to sea where his <head>authority</head>was absolute and his orders brooked no delay, and returning to a wife whom he clearly adored but where the roles were reversed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40044" docsrc="bnc_B7M_1731">
<answer instance="authority.40044" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The specifications of November 1939 became a reality just 43 years ago, when a CW pump evacuated model with sealing wax joints was switched on for the first time at the end of February 1940, and operated successfully.
Visible streams of what turned out to be high frequency radiation flowed from the output lead and burnt out all the de-capped car headlamps we could find!
A little later we used a Lecher-wire system to determine the wavelength at 9.8 cm.
From then on, development of the magnetron became a cooperative effort between university and industry in the UK: E. C. S. Megaw of the Research Laboratories of the GEC was let into the secret and went back to Wembley to construct the first sealed-off model.
In September 1940 the Tizard Mission, including J. D. Cockcroft, E. G. Bowen and R. H. Fowler, visited the Us and showed the magnetron to the <head>authorities</head>and to the Bell Telephone Company who got it working in a single weekend.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40045" docsrc="bnc_ABG_1631">
<answer instance="authority.40045" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.40045" senseid="U"/>
<context>
DURING his most recent visit to his native Poland in 1987, crowds chanting &bquo;Down with communism&equo; greeted Pope John Paul II.
Since then, communism has fallen, and his once-faithful compatriots will no longer welcome him with the same fervour when he arrives for his fourth visit on June 1st.
He may even meet some Poles who demonstrate against him.
While nine Poles in ten call themselves Roman Catholics, they are discovering, with the help of a free press, that they disagree, sometimes violently, over the Catholic church's role in their public life and private morality.    
It may come as a shock.
That the end of communism could also prove to be the end of the Catholic church's unquestioned moral <head>authority</head>in Poland was the last thing the church hierarchy expected when the Solidarity leader, Tadeusz Mazowiecki, himself a long-time Catholic activist, became the first non-communist prime minister in 1989.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40047" docsrc="bnc_CFF_47">
<answer instance="authority.40047" senseid="supreme_authority%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
From time to time he returned to Antwerp to arrange for the shipping of his works to England.    
Interspersed with his translation of the books of the Old Testament, which was never completed, were polemical works; for in light of the reception of his New Testament he felt no need to restrain his views either on the English clergy or on the Roman Catholic Church.
In  The Parable of the Wicked Mammon   he compared the cardinals and bishops with the Scribes and Pharisees.
Much of the book was devoted to exposition of the Lutheran doctrine of justification by faith.
It was condemned by the English bishops, who found twenty-nine heretical propositions in it.
 The Obedience of a Christian Man   was written to emphasise the supreme <head>authority</head>of the king in the state, and of the Scriptures in the Church.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40048" docsrc="bnc_ANH_451">
<answer instance="authority.40048" senseid="U"/>
<context>
I should not yield to theirs unless I see its point and come to agree with them.
Here the normal justification thesis establishes the credentials of John and Ruth as authorities in their fields.
But whether or not there is a complete justification for me to regard their advice or instructions as guides to my conduct in the way I regard a binding authoritative directive depends on my other goals.
In such cases while talking of a person as being an authority one refrains from talking of him as in authority over oneself, and avoids regarding his advice or instructions as binding, even when, given one's goals, one ought to treat it in exactly the same way as one treats a binding authoritative directive.    
My proposed account of <head>authority</head>is not even an account of the meaning of the phrase &bquo;X has authority over Y&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40050" docsrc="bnc_A6G_1056">
<answer instance="authority.40050" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
In fact it seems to this reviewer that Quinton's framework offers essential support for Eccleshall's vision of Conservatism, in that the axioms Quinton describes provide for a specifically Conservative conception of political authority and social discipline.    
If one accepts that Quinton offers a more comprehensive formulation of Conservatism than Eccleshall, then Thatcherism's credentials must be checked again.
Eccleshall himself implicitly acknowledges this problem, for he notes at one point that Thatcherism's characteristics &mdash; &bquo;its mixture of abrasively theoretical market economics, uncompromising anti-egalitarianism and fervent patriotism&equo; &mdash; are hardly &bquo;the ingredients of what Oakeshottians judge to be authentic Conservatism&equo;.
For Eccleshall, Oakeshottians and other imperfectionist-minded Conservatives fail to acknowledge their point of contact with a different strain of Conservatism, namely the common conception of <head>authority</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40051" docsrc="bnc_CH6_3723">
<answer instance="authority.40051" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Lucy has lost an eye, lost her father and now she faces losing her dearest friends.&equo;    
Lucy has been attending the nursery unit at Vaughan first school in Harrow, North London, for a year.    
Bosses of the Tory-controlled authority say she cannot stay in the school because she lives outside the priority area.    
And they are unmoved by the fact that Lucy's grandmother &mdash; who cares for her while Marie works &mdash; DOES live in the priority area.    
Now Marie may have to give up her job because Lucy's gran cannot travel to the new school.    
The authority also ignored the advice of Lucy's psychotherapist Dr Alan Levy, who told how the loss of her father had affected Lucy deeply.    
The <head>authority</head>said: &bquo;There has to be a limit to the number of children any school can take.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40053" docsrc="bnc_CHV_361">
<answer instance="authority.40053" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
And who is to say that whatever deal between the two sides is struck will actually last?    
There is one other nagging doubt about the South African case which, I have to admit, is a wholly emotional objection.
Just what have South Africa done for the game during their isolation?
Answer: they have bribed, connived, schemed, cheated and bullied everyone in sight, just to get the odd game or two.    
If they weren't actually paying the players &mdash; Cavaliers, South Pacific Barbarians, Centenary Tour &mdash; they were always threatening to break away and instigate a professional circuit if they weren't given games.
During this period England and Wales broke off relations with them.
Latterly there was an attempt by the South African <head>authorities</head>to distance themselves from the activities of the money men.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40054" docsrc="bnc_CE1_1570">
<answer instance="authority.40054" senseid="authority%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.40054" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
It has been estimated that as many as 10% of old people admitted to hospital are there as a direct result of drugs prescribed by their GP (Age Concern, 1977), and Phillipson (1982) suggests that much over-prescription of drugs is a conscious attempt to control the medical demands on the health service by older people.    
Complete reliance upon medical professionals can therefore be dangerous.
As with all professions, medical and pharmacological competence cannot and should not be taken for granted, as evidenced by the frequency with which new drugs are introduced and then withdrawn from the market after proving to be harmful, even fatal in continued use.    
The counsellor can play an important part in monitoring the quality, effectiveness and possible iatrogenic effects of medical treatment, and can do so without necessarily bringing into question medical <head>authority</head>or competence.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40056" docsrc="bnc_CKR_1295">
<answer instance="authority.40056" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
As the York writer noted, the king did not love Anselm after he had thwarted him in the matter of investitures.
Henceforth he supported York until Anselm's death brought him back to his father's policy of supporting the unity of the Church under the southern see, By this time, however, it was too late to alter the general swing away from overlordships such as that claimed by Canterbury.
If anything permanent were to be achieved, it should have been done under Rufus.
Probably even by that time the whole policy was out of date; but it did not seem so to the monks of Canterbury, nor to Anselm himself.    
The vision of a monastic cathedral of Canterbury with primatial <head>authority</head>over the whole of the British Isles, which had inspired Lanfranc, Anselm, and the community of Christ Church during these years, came to nothing.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40058" docsrc="bnc_CHG_961">
<answer instance="authority.40058" senseid="authority%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;We all love the  Mantela  ,&equo; she agreed.
&bquo;She's part of our lives.
My daughter Aleena travels on her regularly.
She goes to boarding school in Sanderstown, but,&equo; with a smile, &bquo;always seems to be coming home for the holidays.
You must come round with Doctor Reid for a drink at our home,&equo; she said, again with that slight formality.    
&bquo;I'd love to, thank you, Princess,&equo; I replied equally formally.    
Turning to Dr Reid, she asked, &bquo;Are you going to the cinema on Friday?&equo;    
&bquo;Aye &mdash; unless a new bairn arrives to spoil my weekly fun,&equo; he replied.    
&bquo;Are any expected?&equo;
She didn't ask the question idly, but with the <head>authority</head>of one who expected to be kept informed of everything happening on the island.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40060" docsrc="bnc_A88_390">
<answer instance="authority.40060" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
A spot-check of voters walking alongside Birkenhead Park yesterday found Labour voters roughly divided.
Mr William Gleeson said: &bquo;I hope he doesn't lose reselection, but if he does I will still vote for him.
He did well for the likes of Cammell Laird and other plant closures, and has done well for the people at Rock Ferry.&equo;    
But Mr Sam Hatton said: &bquo;I wouldn't vote for him, to be honest.
We never see him round here, nor any of the Labour councillors, if it comes to that.
I can't understand him.
One minute he is all for Labour policy, the next he is knocking it.
I'd vote for the party candidate.&equo;    
Mr Robert Mayor wasn't too sure how he would vote in a council election, because of concern over reports of overspending by the hung Wirral <head>authority</head>and the effect on the poll tax.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40061" docsrc="bnc_CFF_406">
<answer instance="authority.40061" senseid="supreme_authority%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&hellip; I wish that men would give themselves to meditate in silence on what we have by the Sacrament, and less to discuss the manner how.&equo;    
The last three books of the  Laws   were published after Hooker's death, based on his drafts and notes; as published they certainly contain omissions and possibly interpolations.
In them Hooker discusses the Presbyterian system of government by church elders, the status of bishops, and the relationship between Church and State.
The institution of bishops he defends as convenient and of long standing, rather than as based on Apostolic succession.
In contrast with the views both of Rome and of the Puritans he emphasises the unity of Church and State.
The supreme <head>authority</head>of the sovereign as secular ruler he qualifies by suggesting that   originally kings received their power by consent of the people.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40063" docsrc="bnc_CL6_344">
<answer instance="authority.40063" senseid="authority%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Christian teachings are expressions of the religious awareness in its Christian form.
They can only be understood, and their truth can only be measured, by reference back to that awareness.
To treat them simply as statements of objective fact, to be proved or disproved by appeal to observation of the world around us, to the speculations and arguments of metaphysical philosophy, or even to the authority of the Bible understood as a collection of &bquo;divine truths&equo;, is to misconceive their nature and function.
To say, for example, that God is the Creator and Preserver of the world, is to give particular expression to the awareness of absolute dependence; and it is in and through that awareness that the meaning and truth alike of the doctrinal affirmation are opened up.
This is not to imply that the Bible has  no   <head>authority</head> :.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="authority.40064" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
It may seem to modern eyes a very lop-sided assessment of his position that the primacy, together with the lands and other rights of Canterbury, should occupy so prominent place in his thoughts.
But the eternal and temporal worlds met in the maintenance of rights given to the saints and committed to his guardianship.
In this matter, as in that of monastic vows, there could be no compromise; and we must first understand what he wanted before we can judge the importance and practicability of his primatial claim.        
THE PRIVILEGES OF PRIMACY    
The privileges of primacy were three: first, the possession of permanent papal legatine <head>authority</head>in England; second, ecclesiastical jurisdiction over the whole of the British Isles; and third, the right to hold Councils and summon to meetings participants from this whole area.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40066" docsrc="bnc_BPE_117">
<answer instance="authority.40066" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Ultimately it is very difficult to evaluate the success of such campaigns.
The organisers regard the condom campaign as successful if just one person is not infected because of the campaign.          
LEFT: Two graduates of Manchester University draw a blank at the job centre.
New jobs often require experience which is hard to come by.
Photo: Burke.    
Repair now or despair later: a much-needed facelift    
THE APATHY SOCIETY CARTOON HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST    
Trashed!
Students at Oxford University about to be covered in all sorts of disgusting things after their last exam.
Afraid that &bquo;trashing&equo; may become a tradition, police and university <head>authorities</head>clamped down, but no arrests were made.          
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40067" docsrc="bnc_ANM_1328">
<answer instance="authority.40067" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40067" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Thank you to everyone who has sold their tickets, either to themselves or to others!    
Remember that this is the only national fundraising that we are asked to do each year and that this year HQ are allowing us to keep 20% of the cash for our branch funds&hellip; so come along the other 75%, let's find those books of tickets and get the stubs (and the &pound;2) to  ,      
&bull; Urgent Please return your stubs and cash now&bull;        
HQ News    
1.
Some hospitals now offer Meptid instead of Pethidine.
If you have personal experience of this drug, please write and tell NCT via  ,  .    
2. the Health Educ.
<head>Authority</head>and the Dept. of Health have launched a new immunisation campaign whose theme is &bquo;childhood diseases haven't died, children have.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40069" docsrc="bnc_BMP_615">
<answer instance="authority.40069" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Our association of dominant ideology with bureaucracy has tempted us to reserve our notions of way of life for our villagers, thereby reducing bureaucrats and other representatives of the wider world beyond the boundaries of community to automatons, ciphers in depersonalised processes which are unintentionally portrayed as existing merely to threaten the way of life of local communities.    
There is, it seems to me, a danger of treating the communities we study as pawns in some cosmic game of micro and macro processes, locating reality in the microprocesses of social interaction we observe in our villages and treating what is our subjects as something that is either less than reality or reality of a different kind or order.
Indeed, this is how our informants may see   it.
To them, the outside world may appear to be constituted of broad, impersonal processes.
Dominant ideologies are just such broad processes: at least, in the context of our discussion, they are abstract conceptualisations of broad processes having to do with the management and allocation of resources, power and <head>authority</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40070" docsrc="bnc_AE9_928">
<answer instance="authority.40070" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
But by this time the Crown was assessing the royal forests, not so much as hunting preserves but as sources of timber, especially for ship-building.
As early as 1483 an Act had been passed, legalizing the enclosure of coppices in the forests where felling had taken place, until seedling beech and oak had grown again.
New officers had to be appointed for the new objective of woodland management for timber production.
So in 1547 Henry VIII decreed the appointment of two Masters and two Surveyors of the Woods, one each for either side of the Trent, as officers of the Court of Augmentations.
After the Court was absorbed in the Exchequer in 1554, that part of the Crown revenues was managed by &bquo;Surveyors-General of Woods, Forests, Parks and Chases&equo;, responsible to the Exchequer.
The <head>authority</head>of the Justices of the Forest thereafter declined.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40072" docsrc="bnc_CBV_3222">
<answer instance="authority.40072" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Copies of FRAG 23/92 are available free (send sae) from the Publications Department at the Institute.     
Charities Act 1992    
The Charities Act 1992 makes changes to company law insofar as it applies to charitable companies.
It will be implemented by a number of statutory instruments starting in September 1992 and probably concluding in autumn 1993.    
 Ss 4 and 5   contain provisions under which a charity can be required to change its name if it is too much like another's, or is misleading in other ways.    
 S 10   gives the Charity Commissioners power to petition for the winding-up of a charitable company.
Previously the appropriate <head>authority</head>was the Attorney General, who retains the power to petition in certain circumstances.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40073" docsrc="bnc_B2A_332">
<answer instance="authority.40073" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
 With the Type I &bquo;internal market&equo; it is implied, although not always made explicit, that residents of the home health authority may be treated only by &bquo;approved&equo; or &bquo;contracted&equo; providers  .        
Type II &bquo;internal market&equo; systems    
 With Type II systems, the health authority receives funding for its population; may be a direct provider of services; but residents can seek treatment anywhere and their home authority is obliged to reimburse the provider.  
 This reimbursement may be either at cost or according to some laid-down scale or negotiated scale of charges.  
 Popularly when this type of &bquo;internal market&equo; is mentioned, it is in terms of &bquo;patients being able to shop around to find the shortest waiting list, with their health <head>authority</head>being sent the bill&equo;  .    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40075" docsrc="bnc_AD2_244">
<answer instance="authority.40075" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Others maintained that, even if he knew nothing of these crimes, he was morally responsible in that he had contributed substantially to the general climate which allowed members of his organization to believe that such acts were justified in order to destabilize the government of Terence O'Neill.
This second charge is impossible to evaluate.
While it is certainly the case that Paisley was prepared to use militant rhetoric in denouncing O'Neillism, it is also the case that he was a vocal critic of private initiative in vigilantism and of attacks on Catholics.
When a young Catholic barman was murdered by loyalists in Malvern Street in 1966, Paisley was quick to announce:    
Like everyone else, I deplore and condemn this killing, as all right-thinking people must.
Incitement, direct or indirect, must be treated with the full rigour of the law.
Under the Special powers Act the government has the full <head>authority</head>to act and has failed to do so.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40076" docsrc="bnc_CEF_276">
<answer instance="authority.40076" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Though many of the &bquo;torturers&equo; became extremely stressed during the experiment, all of them raised the voltage to levels marked &bquo;very strong&equo; &mdash; over 300 volts.
At this level the &bquo;victim&equo; was to be heard pounding on the wall.
Twenty-six out of 40 of the &bquo;torturers&equo; went up to the 450-volt level.
Psychologists had predicted that only just over one in a thousand people would go this far.
When the experiment was carried out using phone instructions however, only nine out of a group of 40 obeyed totally.
Others lied.
It would seem that we are far more likely to obey unquestioningly when the authority figure is actually present.    
The more status you give to a large number of authority figures, the more, relatively, you diminish your own.
As children, we are all vulnerable to the abuse of authority by parents.
As we get older, we may be abused by other <head>authority</head>figures &mdash; teachers, doctors, bosses.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="authority.40078" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40078" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
This strategy has attempted to moderate expenditure while disposing of public assets.
It has not been a wholly successful policy.
In the mid-1980s, many local councils substantially overspent their cash limits.
This was due to a number of practices, including the willingness of local authorities to pre-fund or defer expenditure, and to enter into various lease-back arrangements with developers and/or funding institutions.
However, this should not hide the fact that many, especially urban, councils have capital resources that are inadequate to deal with the problems that face them.
The repair bill for public-sector accommodation is estimated to be at least &pound;20 billion in 1986 prices (Association of Metropolitan <head>Authorities</head> , 1986), a year in which total capital spending amounted to about &pound;5.5 billion.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40079" docsrc="bnc_A6F_227">
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<context>
By strictly controlling the money supply they would restore sound finance and squeeze inflation out of the system.
The government would not intervene in private sector wage bargaining but intended that its own example in the public sector plus strict control of the   money supply would encourage responsible wage bargaining.
Ministers also hoped that employers would cut out overmanning and root out inefficiency, even if this led to a temporary surge in unemployment.
Reducing the size of the public sector and number of regulations that hampered business would create the opportunity for the emergence of a more market-orientated economy.
Reforms of the internal practices of trade unions and legal changes in their status would provide opportunities for managers to regain <head>authority</head>and for the emergence of more &bquo;responsible&equo; and less &bquo;political&equo; trade unions.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40081" docsrc="bnc_A7T_275">
<answer instance="authority.40081" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The advocates of the Government's &bquo;competing currencies&equo; approach suggest that many of these gains would occur by merely moving to a &bquo;hard&equo; EMS in which currencies became progressively more fixed (3).
However, the evidence so far suggests that it is not enough to persuade businesspeople that rates will really be fixed forever.
Moreover, the process of establishing credibility is long drawn out.
The French, despite an exceptionally tough policy, still have interest rates above the German level because they are unable to persuade the markets they mean what they say when they rule out a devaluation.    
Nor is it sensible to argue, as the Treasury has, that a European system of central banks in charge of a single currency might prove more inflationary than a fixed exchange rate system where each monetary <head>authority</head>competed to provide a stable benchmark of value.
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<context>
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Course Directory 1    
Transformation Sixteenth Annual Dartington Conference April 3&ndash;      
Why are therapists, consultants and gurus in such demand?
<head>Authorities</head>from the world of politics, social development and economics, and others whose language is psychological and spiritual, will put an important subject under entertaining scrutiny in the magnificent surroundings of Dartington Hall in South Devon.
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<instance id="authority.40084" docsrc="bnc_AL6_982">
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<context>
Lady Onslow befriended Littlejohn, who lost little time in asking her to arrange a meeting between a Government minister and his brother Kenneth, who, he said, had some important intelligence about the IRA to pass on.    
Lady Onslow, who was of Anglo-Irish extraction, contacted her friend Lord Carrington, who was then Minister for Defence.
A meeting was arranged between Kenneth Littlejohn and Mr Geoffrey Johnson Smith, Minister for the Army, at Lady Onslow's house.    
A degree of immunity from prosecution for theft was certainly given to Kenneth Littlejohn in return for information about the IRA.
The brothers went on to operate as secret agents in the Republic of Ireland under cover of a company called Whizz Kids, which supposedly specialised in women's hot pants.    
But the British <head>authorities</head>were unable to protect the Littlejohns when they were arrested for the robbery of &pound;67,000 from a bank in Grafton Street, Dublin, in 1972.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40085" docsrc="bnc_CEP_5541">
<answer instance="authority.40085" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Olympic champion Valentina Egorova of Russia finished fourth.        
We needed this defeat    
From Graham Otway in Durban    
I JOINED top Natal referee Philip Botha to watch South Africa's second half thrashing by England on a giant TV screen in the school where he is headmaster.    
This, I quickly discovered from liberal rugby followers, was the disappointing result that might finally shake South African rugby's Afrikaaner establishment to the core.    
Indeed, South Africans had to openly restrain themselves from cheering for Will Carling's heroes.    
In Natal &mdash; home of the current Currie Cup champions &mdash; rugby followers are desperate for the game's <head>authorities</head>to accept that their game has slipped behind the times.     
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<answer instance="authority.40087" senseid="authority%1:10:00::"/>
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While we do this we must beware of those who are so hungry for authority in our societies that they want to press the authority of the Bible over men and the Church in such a way as to lead to extravagance or to sectarianism.
On the other side we must assert freedom of enquiry.
We must accept that study has proved that the Bible is not historically true in all its parts; we must declare that no Christian need suppose the book of Genesis to be an accurate physical account of the making of the world, nor mind if study proves contradictions in the different accounts in the gospels.
The divine spirit is at work not only in the consciences but also in the minds of humanity, and the careful study of the texts is a   part of that.
And we have to remember that God always remains above the possibility of human words, even when those words are the words of inspired men or women.
Treated so, the <head>authority</head>of the Bible is not diminished but enhanced.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40088" docsrc="bnc_CBH_150">
<answer instance="authority.40088" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;The perpetuations within the psyche of the situation of the child vis-&agrave;-vis parents and other powerful and authoritarian figures with whom the child of necessity had dealings at that time.
Nevertheless, the busy life which goes on in the unconscious profoundly affects our feelings and reactions in our conscious, outer life.
Thus it comes about that the patterns of object-relationships which exist in the unconscious inner world determine the kinds of immature object-relations which people sustain in their outer world.
They react repeatedly from the emotional life of inner reality which is immature, and not in ways appropriate to the conscious and adult appreciation of outer reality&equo;  
(Guntrip,      
1961).    
This means that potentially mature human relationships with objects in the environment, such as people seen as having <head>authority</head> , are distorted by immature reactions from the inner world of psychic compulsions.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40090" docsrc="bnc_CRT_1085">
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<context>
One of the themes running through  The State of the Prisons   is that with a few exceptions, neither numbers nor conditions of prisoners have changed very much since Howard first visited.    
The ratio of prisoners, primarily adult males, to the population of Texas as a whole has usually been high, and higher than for most other American states.
Prisons are big business in Texas.
There can be few jurisdictions where the location of a major university programme was determined by the location of the oldest prison.    
The prison population now stands at around 40,000, which was that of England and Wales prior to the 1980s increase, against a total state population of rather more than half that of England and Wales.
In keeping with the tradition of doing things in a big way, the Texas <head>authorities</head>have always built large prisons.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40092" docsrc="bnc_CBW_177">
<answer instance="authority.40092" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
For example, John Maples, the then Economic Secretary to the Treasury, accepted an invitation to launch the Faculty at a luncheon at Chartered Accountants' Hall in May of last year.
In his speech he went out of his way to welcome the establishment of the Faculty, and the part it would play in encouraging and enhancing proficiency and knowledge of tax not only within the profession, but in business, industry and commerce, and among the general public the profession serves.
He thanked the Institute and the Tax Committee &mdash; now the Faculty's technical committee &mdash; for their positive and constructive role in the development of the tax system over the years and for the thought and effort put into representations.    
Thanks to years of quiet and patient work by our team, the relationship with the tax <head>authorities</head>is strong, effective and to our mutual benefit.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40094" docsrc="bnc_AK9_1754">
<answer instance="authority.40094" senseid="authority%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
A junior spin doctor wandered down the aisle of bus and aeroplane using the language which presumably they drum into them at medical school: &bquo;I will certainly convey your request to the Prime Minister for a comment on these polls, but I think you will find him taking the view that after April 9 you will all be writing about him winning the only poll that matters.&equo;    
In what I hope was a rare lapse into intolerance, I asked the reporter next to me: &bquo;Does that little sod always talk like that?&equo;
The reporter replied: &bquo;That's one of his more informal sentences.&equo;    
But the little sod was right &mdash; or at least, his side won.
This has enraged and dismayed most communicators.
But the communicators can take heart.
The election was won despite the spin doctors.
For months, the spin doctors relied on the training imparted at such teaching hospitals as the Downing Street Policy Unit.
Throughout his premiership the diagnosis from such <head>authorities</head>was that Mr Major should not place too much emphasis on low taxes, and should &bquo;distance himself&equo; from Thatcherism.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40096" docsrc="bnc_CGY_317">
<answer instance="authority.40096" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
For Holzner the process of socialization is important for &bquo;orienting&equo; the individual but so is the perception of consensus and, in times of crisis,   the authority of a charismatic leader.
He also gives some emphasis to channels of communication and their control; the flow of information that is interpreted by individuals according to their frame of reference.    
Holzner goes further than Berger and Luckmann by describing two &bquo;foci of reality construction&equo; beyond that of everyday life &mdash; specialized knowledge and ideological knowledge.
The former are organized around the activities of work that give individuals and work communities a specialized knowledge not available or necessary in everyday fife.
Ideologies are constructions of reality that serve to support claims to power or <head>authority</head>(Holzner 1972: 144).    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40098" docsrc="bnc_ANH_919">
<answer instance="authority.40098" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The instrumental value of consent to the authority of just governments is to be seen as reinforcing other moral motives to support just institutions where those may fail due to human ignorance or weakness.
Consent may produce the results that belief in other reasons should but may fail to produce.
This is particularly valuable in the case of government officials.
Their power to affect the public and the importance of public confidence in their loyalty give special importance to their fidelity to justified authority.
Hence reinforcing this fidelity by consent is a valuable common practice in many countries.
Consent, duly qualified, can play a subordinate but none the less valuable role in reinforcing independent obligations.    
Against this undoubted benefit one has to set the likely bad consequences of recognizing the general and unqualified validity of consent to political <head>authority</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40099" docsrc="bnc_BNM_885">
<answer instance="authority.40099" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Although size is related to training undertaken, in all parameters there are exceptions to be noted indicating that library departments can have a significant impact on effectiveness of training undertaken, and the use made of resources available to them, if they choose to do so.
A positive training &bquo;climate&equo; in the library department itself is an essential resource.    
The second aim of the project was to identify how training objectives are being met in practice.    
At the most fundamental level the primary objective of any training is to be effective, but to achieve this, as the Working Party on Training noted, the process, or &bquo;cycle&equo; of training, has certain inherent needs of its own.
These are:    
1    
&lsqb;for the library <head>authority</head> &rsqb; to clearly identify training needs,      
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40101" docsrc="bnc_ANH_656">
<answer instance="authority.40101" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Are political authorities to be equated with big Daddy who knows best?
Second, again the suspicion must creep back that the exclusive concentration on the individual blinds one to the real business of government, which is to co-ordinate and control large populations.    
These doubts stem from a failure to appreciate the many ways in which the communal character of political authorities affects their claim to legitimacy  vis-a-vis   each individual.
Let us examine some of these points in brief.
The fact that political authorities rule over whole communities itself dictates some of the ways in which the question of the justification of such authorities should be formulated.
Of the five most common reasons capable of establishing the legitimacy of an <head>authority</head>some are more appropriate to the political context than others.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40102" docsrc="bnc_AN5_1230">
<answer instance="authority.40102" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The Elton Committee felt that teachers' authority in this country would be better protected by setting out the fundamental principles governing that authority in statute.
They viewed the law as providing a basis for the teacher's authority to exert discipline within the school, but lamented the fact that the legal limits were derived from a collection of diverse sources, more especially case law or precedent under common law.
The Report says that &bquo;If, as we believe, society wants teachers to have effective authority over pupils, it should make the basis and nature of that authority clear in statute&equo;.
Of course, to a limited extent it already  has   &mdash; via the Education (No. 2) Act 1986, which has banned corporal punishment in state schools.
This Act has also established in law the <head>authority</head>(and responsibilities) of the head teacher over disciplinary matters, and has imposed a system for dealing with exclusions from school.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40105" docsrc="bnc_CB6_235">
<answer instance="authority.40105" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The armies varied in style; whilst the Saxon thegns rode horses, they invariably fought on foot, with axes, and the defensive position forced relative immobility on their troops, with the central professional nucleus, the  housecarls  , surrounding the king.
The Normans, by comparison, were led by armoured and fairly mobile knights, backed by a barrage of archers and organised groups of spear and swordsmen.    
The battle took place on a Saturday, 14 October: because the armies were so evenly matched and the ground so difficult it lasted eight hours, a great time in a world where a decision was usually reached in just over two hours.
The Bayeux tapestry gives a magnificent cartoon report of the action, but it needs to be seen as a piece of victorious Norman propaganda; it is to be doubted that the English spent the previous night in carousing whilst the Normans engaged in earnest prayer.
Well might they have done, since not merely England but probably William's future <head>authority</head>back in Normandy depended on the outcome.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40106" docsrc="bnc_A4K_27">
<answer instance="authority.40106" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Mr Justice Millett held that, by reason of the decision of the Chief Commons Commissioner on 17 March 1977, the plaintiffs were estopped from asserting as against the defendant council (other than in proceedings concerned with the registrability of certain grass road verges within the Royal Manor of Portland under the Commons Registration Act 1965, in respect of which the plaintiffs accept that this issue had been finally determined) that the road verges were not part of the highway.    
In 1968, the road verges, with other land, were provisionally registered by the council, acting as registration authority, in the register of common land.
In 1969, various rights of common were registered.
The council as highway <head>authority</head>lodged an objection to the registration of the road verges on the ground that they formed part of the highway.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40108" docsrc="bnc_CMT_1094">
<answer instance="authority.40108" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The paradox at the heart of Party-military relations is that the Soviet Armed Forces are simultaneously the most privileged organisation in society and the most assiduously controlled.
&bquo;Probably no other organisation in the Soviet Union is as watched and courted by the Party leadership as the Soviet Armed Forces&equo;.
The Party has gone out of its way to foster the image of the Armed Forces as guardian of the motherland, school of patriotism and the expression of those qualities that the Party seeks to promote in  homo Sovieticus.   
As the demographic balance shifts against the Russian population, the Armed Forces have also become a critical instrument of what Westerners often term &bquo;national integration&equo;, but what the Soviet <head>authorities</head> , with their characteristic mixture of Socialist and Great Russian chauvinism, prefer to term &bquo;the elimination of national conceit&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40109" docsrc="bnc_CB6_827">
<answer instance="authority.40109" senseid="authority%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
It was in the homes of the more prosperous that Tudor and Stuart Sussex saw the greatest physical and social changes.
The &bquo;great rebuilding&equo; which affected most of England between 1540 and 1640 saw some of its finest manifestations in the county, as a wealthy and more educated secular leadership diverted funds and investment   from religious ends to their own grandeur.
Although buildings such as Hurstmonceux had already marked a shift from the primarily military dwellings of the middle ages, the later sixteenth century saw in Sussex a flowering in great house-building which has never been equalled since.
There are so many fine examples in the county that selecting typical instances is invidious.
Although they represented a new wealth and social <head>authority</head> , they were far from extravagant, representing instead a restrained order, often at odds with some of their more flamboyant inhabitants.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40111" docsrc="bnc_ARB_1891">
<answer instance="authority.40111" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
After tea, if he was in the mood, the chiropractor would go out and shoot starlings in his garden, because they had been introduced from Europe.
I suggested that starlings had probably been in Australia longer than his family, and if his argument was translated into human terms then an aboriginal would have a justifiable right in hoisting a spear into his chest.    
&bquo;Do you mind being called a Pommie Bastard?&equo; inquired the chiropractor.
&bquo;I hear that England is in a bad way.
A lot of people out of work.
Most of our trade union problems are caused by infiltrating Poms.&equo;
Only a foolish hitch-hiker makes this mistake twice.    
It is not only individuals who get ravelled up in this native/non-native business.
In Western Australia it is an offence to cultivate blackberries in your garden, and it is also your duty as a citizen to report to the <head>authorities</head>any sightings of sparrows or starlings.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40112" docsrc="bnc_B23_1509">
<answer instance="authority.40112" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
For some time to come there will be a continuing mismatch between schools and the LEA regarding the theoretical application of legislation and the practical implementation of the same legislation in a working school environment be it LMS or the National Curriculum!        
Delegation and authority    
In seeking to set the scene for the changing face of county hall, and in summarising the changing relationships between all involved in education, it is important to consider the meaning of &bquo;delegation of authority&equo; and the values it contains.
It is essential to acknowledge that there are differences between the concepts of delegated authority and delegated responsibility: both include the notion of power, but to differing degrees.    
Authority, like power, has an ultimate source.
This source can choose to delegate all or part of its <head>authority</head>to other bodies so that they can carry out duties on behalf of, or in the name of the source.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40114" docsrc="bnc_BNM_237">
<answer instance="authority.40114" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
(County authorities)        
&bquo;If resources were available the first priority would be to appoint a full-time personnel/training officer&equo;.
(Inner London authority)        
&bquo;Training to become a full-time responsibility for a member of staff&equo;.
(Welsh authority)        
&bquo;It would be desirable to appoint a member of library staff who would have formal responsibility for training&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;To have more staff time available for planning and implementation of training i.e. Assistant training officer&equo;.
(Metropolitan authority)        
&bquo;A full-time training officer for internal courses&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Appoint a fully qualified training officer for all staff&equo;.
(Scottish <head>authority</head> )        
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40115" docsrc="bnc_CRD_611">
<answer instance="authority.40115" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40115" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Although the Central Authority initially resisted the more direct encroachment of Whitehall on the Area Boards (successfully insisting that communication should normally be through the Authority), the semi-political process which determined the Whitehall allocation of resources to electricity was mirrored within the British Electricity Authority.
The division of power and cash between the Authority itself (responsible for generation) and the Area Boards (responsible for distribution) was subject to a complex process of bargaining not only with the Ministry but also internally, with discussion there directed as much to political, consensual ends as to traditional commercial disciplines.
This was pre-eminently the case where the Area Boards were united in opposing the Central <head>Authority</head>or the Government (as on the Clow differential), though Citrine was more willing to give in to such pressure on matters where he respected the Board Chairmen's views, such as tariffs, than on matters where he was determined to impose his own, as in labour relations.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40117" docsrc="bnc_CS6_837">
<answer instance="authority.40117" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Today Mudge's views read like a classic case study of most elements of nineteenth-century racism.
His mixture of Social Darwinism, categorization of national and racial types, the Manichean conflict between Aryan and Jew, reading of personality from physical attributes, primitive eugenics, the aesthetic ideal of beauty and the use of middle-class value judgements were all symptomatic of this.
So too was the assumed superiority of Nordic men and Anglo-Saxon nations.
Particularly significant was the fact that despite the Nordics' supposed love of liberty the more authoritarian qualities were emphasized, and there appeared to be a shift from traditional nineteenth-century assumptions of Anglo-Saxon <head>authority</head>over colonial peoples to an elitist anti-democratic control of &bquo;Nordics&equo; over &bquo;Mediterraneans&equo; within British society.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40118" docsrc="bnc_B2A_505">
<answer instance="authority.40118" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
If it is left to the provider, there will be strong incentives to select the lower cost, least complicated cases, within the contracted category.    
The Department of Health (1989f) proposes as a &bquo;minimum, the contracting parties should consider specifying:&hellip; the criteria for admission and discharge of in-patients and for day/out patient referrals&equo;.
However, it is difficult to see how such criteria can be formulated to ensure that treatment is received by those individuals that the home authority would have chosen.    
Lilford (1989) sees the ability of the home <head>authority</head>to choose who receives treatment as a major benefit to be gained from the system, stating that &bquo;some patients will still go without treatment, but commissioning agents will help patients with the greatest need or best prognosis.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40120" docsrc="bnc_B2A_196">
<answer instance="authority.40120" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Effective preparation and support    
The experience of reforms and re-organisations in the 1970s and 1980s is a reminder that implementation of change is problematical.
Structural alterations, exhortation and training proved insufficient to realise the objectives of the 1974 changes (Brown  et al  , 1975).
Changes in practice have to be worked for in an intensive and structured way.
The understanding and support of personnel cannot be assumed.
&bquo;In the theatre the director is God&hellip; but unfortunately the actors are atheists.&equo;
In the case of the NHS, it is not a matter of disbelief: it is more a matter of different interpretations of the faith.
So the reconstruction of <head>authorities</head>and clearer remits will not guarantee effective members, individually or corporately.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40121" docsrc="bnc_ABJ_1939">
<answer instance="authority.40121" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Those who are not responsible for raising taxes are not likely to be responsible about spending them.
Under the poll tax, councils raise 11% of the money they spend.
That proportion will not change under the new system, and council budgets will still be capped.
So these proposals continue the centralisation intensified in the 1980s.        
The new snare    
The government has learnt the foolishness of meddling with local taxation.
Now, with reckless abandon, it promises to meddle with local-government structure.
It wants to set up a local-government commission to review the structure of local government across England.
It believes that one-tier <head>authorities</head>would be better than the two-tier authorities that exist everywhere except the metropolitan areas.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40123" docsrc="bnc_A28_469">
<answer instance="authority.40123" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<answer instance="authority.40123" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Either we make some sacrifices&hellip; or we gradually choke in our own dirt.&equo;    
The LA Plan has direct implications, practical and political, for the rest of the country, and the rest of the world.
The approach may well serve as a model for similar projects in other US conurbations.
The kind of technological developments demanded by the Plan, from new types of automobile propulsion to reformulated hair-sprays, will heavily influence technical research and development around the globe.
(LA is the biggest market in California; California is the biggest market in the US; the US is the biggest market in the world).    
The Plan has already been approved by the state environment <head>authorities</head>and is likely to be approved shortly by the Environmental Protection Agency in Washington.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40124" docsrc="bnc_A85_242">
<answer instance="authority.40124" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
PROTECTION of national telecoms monopolies by European Community governments &bquo;is not to be tolerated,&equo; Sir Leon Brittan, the Commissioner for competition policy, said in London yesterday.    
Sir Leon was defending the compromise proposal that emerged at a meeting of the Community's industry ministers this week, whereby the Commission might grant temporary exemptions to countries facing problems in opening their markets.    
He said that the Commission &bquo;has not wavered one iota&equo; in its determination to ensure competition.    
The state telecoms monopolies wanted to retain their privileged positions, and that meant extending their privileges, since new technologies and services were springing up on every hand.    
In too many cases telecoms <head>authorities</head>had persuaded their governments to defend them from the provisions of the Treaty of Rome.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40126" docsrc="bnc_CS7_1361">
<answer instance="authority.40126" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Hamstead inherited specialist hospital ambitions for Friern.
Waltham Forest strongly contested the belief that modest revenue increases would be sufficient for reprovision of Claybury.    
Perhaps most important of all, the RHA was not anticipating that there would be any serious opposition to the proposal to rundown the asylums.
The responses to the first consultation document on the proposal on the contrary indicated that constituent authorities were very much in favour.    
The idea of the feasibility studies was to clear three problem areas: to   determine what kind of after-care provision the DHAs wanted to fund to complement DGH facilities, what kinds of models of service they wanted to achieve, and on the basis of this work to clarify whether district <head>authorities</head>did see asylum replacement as feasible or not.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40127" docsrc="bnc_ANH_676">
<answer instance="authority.40127" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Though some of these reasons are currently out of fashion in discussions of political authority I believe they all have their role to play, though some are more important in some societies than in others.
The last has for a long time been the argument most favoured by political theorists.    
It is easy to see why so many people, from Hobbes onwards, have regarded the possession of  de facto   power, of actual effective power over the behaviour of people, as crucial to the possession of legitimate authority.
If there is any range of activities in which those who possess great power clearly can do better than most people it is in co-ordinating the activities of many people.
It seems plausible to suppose that unless a person enjoys or is soon likely to acquire effective power in a society he does not possess legitimate political authority over that society.
He may deserve to have such <head>authority</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40129" docsrc="bnc_ABU_1166">
<answer instance="authority.40129" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
In February 1983 I announced in the House of Commons that health authorities should put their ancillary services out to tender to see whether they would get best value from private or in-house organizations.    
Six months later, in September, I followed this up with a circular to health authorities requiring them to put their services out to tender.
They were not forced to use private contractors but they were required to make a judgement on the best value for their health authority.
The policy was met with predictable howls of rage from unions like NUPE, and nor did every Health Authority throw their hats in the air with glee.
It was easier for them to demand money from the Government than argue plans past their local unions.
The health service has its fair share of people who want a quiet life and perhaps more than its fair share of <head>Authority</head>members who, for political reasons, opposed the policy itself.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40130" docsrc="bnc_ANH_527">
<answer instance="authority.40130" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
If another's reasoning is usually better than mine, then comparing on each occasion our two sets of arguments may help me detect my mistake and mend my reasoning.
It may help me more indirectly by alerting me to the fact that I may be wrong, and forcing me to reason again to double check my conclusion.
But if neither is sufficient to bring my performance up to the level of the other person then my optimific course is to give his decision pre-emptive force.
So long as this is done where improving the outcome is more important than deciding for oneself this acceptance of authority, far from being either irrational or an abdication of moral responsibility, is in fact the most rational course and the right way to discharge one's responsibilities.                
Richard E. Flathman,  The Practice of Political <head>Authority</head> , Chicago 1980, p. 90.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40132" docsrc="bnc_CDA_2467">
<answer instance="authority.40132" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
From there, he lobbed the bottle to the tiled floor beneath the sink unit, where it smashed into pieces, releasing its contents to flow over the floor.    
The accident was set.
When Zhukov's body was eventually found, the cause of his death would be obvious.
He had dropped the bottle of liquid, and then his feet had slipped on the treacherous tiled floor.
He had fallen badly, his head smashing against the chipped sink with enough force to crack his skull like a breakfast egg.    
Kirov took only a few more minutes to search the small studio from top to bottom.
There were no prints of the compromising fake photograph.
When he had convinced himself of this, and made sure that there was no other evidence which could lead the <head>authorities</head>to him, Kirov made his discreet departure.          
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40133" docsrc="bnc_CAP_1286">
<answer instance="authority.40133" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
A session on confidentiality was included on the recall day to emphasise its importance.    
It has been decided that the introductory day on future courses should include a substantial session on confidentiality.
  Clear ground rules will be formulated, put on display and will be reiterated.
The involvement of senior nurses from the health authority has enabled the trained staff in nursing homes to identify and articulate their training needs, and guidance is being provided in many areas of practice &mdash; for example, care planning, continence management and communication skills.
It is hoped that this will continue in an atmosphere of sharing, as there is great potential for future development.    
The health <head>authority</head>does not exist to service nursing homes, so there must be a charge for these services.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40135" docsrc="bnc_ASY_157">
<answer instance="authority.40135" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Alongside the new universities themselves, starting their degree courses from scratch and employing large numbers of sometimes rather dubiously qualified new lecturers, there was a parallel development in the polytechnics, many of them offering degree courses for the first time, and devising courses in subjects such as literature, languages, and philosophy that had nothing whatever to do with the technology-based courses for which they had first been invented.
All this local authority-financed expansion was subject to the liberal, though very thorough, validation procedures of the newly invented Council for National Academic Awards (CNAA).
The Council was charged with the task of seeing that the new courses were of degree standard, but was powerless to adjudicate on the wisdom or otherwise of there being so many arts-orientated courses in the first place.
It seemed in truth a time of indulgent expansion; and, as if in retribution, students of all kinds, in universities old and new and in the polytechnics, became more and more resistant to <head>authority</head> , not just social authority, but the academic authority of their teachers and of the disciplines within which they were studying.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40136" docsrc="bnc_CHT_1076">
<answer instance="authority.40136" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Any agency which places you in an unviable or potentially dangerous position could be accused of negligence by delegation, and so it is equally not in their interests to place you inappropriately.
If you work regularly for one agency you may want to have your position and experience reviewed from time to time, so that future work you undertake can be constructive and part of bona fide career development.
Some enlightened agencies run back to nursing and refresher courses.
They will usually have to charge for   these, but you may be reimbursed if you subsequently register with the agency or fulfil a certain number of hours working for the agency.    
Occasionally agencies work under contract to one hospital or <head>authority</head> , and you may find yourself becoming a semi-permanent fixture in one post.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40138" docsrc="bnc_CBY_2652">
<answer instance="authority.40138" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
In Europe the three current structures that are probably most used are the Dutch company with a Swiss branch, the Belgian co-ordination centre and &mdash; a relative newcomer &mdash; the Irish Dublin Docks company.    
Although occasionally Dutch finance companies with Antillean parents (taxed at a turn on the interest in the Netherlands) are still seen, for the past few years the perceived wisdom has been that the Swiss finance branch structure is superior.
This structure rests on the Dutch/Swiss treaty, under which income arising in the branch is basically 90% exempted from tax in the Netherlands.
Simultaneously, the Swiss cantonal <head>authorities</head>treat a large proportion of the branch capital as a loan from head office and give a deemed deduction for interest thus greatly reducing the actual Swiss taxable profit without affecting the treaty allocation mentioned above.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40139" docsrc="bnc_A43_492">
<answer instance="authority.40139" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
By acquiring the rights to Merck's Elival, ICI will gain expertise in marketing drugs for the central nervous system to support its own products in that area which are currently being developed.    
But fears of a bulk chemical downturn and worries about the dollar overshadow the ICI share price which at 1,175p sells on less than 8 times 1989 earnings.        
View from City Road: Ivory &amp; Sime's wildcard    
By DEREK PAIN    
NIGEL LAWSON has been testing Ivory &amp; Sime's sense of humour.
As the fund manager launched a campaign to sell its &bquo;optimum income trust&equo; &mdash; a new variation on an old theme, the split trust &mdash; the <head>authorities</head>were orchestrating a base rate rise and the stock market is now providing stark illustration of how equities and climbing interest rates do not mix.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40142" docsrc="bnc_CH1_8570">
<answer instance="authority.40142" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Mr Nitch-Smith said: &bquo;I think the Malawi authorities have instructed outside lawyers so that it can be emphasised they are committed to a fair and open trial.    
&bquo;Hitherto I believe it's been accepted that the judiciary in Malawi are entirely independent and fair-minded.
It would be a sad day, wouldn't it, if lawyers were only prepared to act in &bquo;politically correct&equo; cases.&equo;    
Mr Beveridge and Mr Nitch-Smith often represent Lonrho, the multinational which owns a hefty slice of Malawi and all of The Observer, a newspaper renowned for its freedom-fighting in Africa.    
Mr Nitch-Smith sat on the stage during Lonrho's annual general meeting in March.    
He assured Bryan Rostron: &bquo;Lonrho has absolutely nothing to do with this case.
We have been instructed by the Malawian <head>authorities</head>who are responsible for our fees and nobody else is.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40143" docsrc="bnc_ALN_381">
<answer instance="authority.40143" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
These data were essential if we were to undertake a pluralist evaluation (Smith and Cantley, 1985; Room, 1986) reflecting the diverse perceptions of the CMHTs and their work.        
THE CMHTs IN PRACTICE: DEVELOPMENT OF CASEWORK?    
The areas served by the five teams established initially are summarized in Table 1.
Newark and Bassetlaw, the areas with the smallest numbers of potential clients, cover the largest geographic areas; the pressure of     potential demand in South Nottingham was especially great.
It is apparent that the CMHTs and their territories were never designed to undertake &bquo;patch&equo;, or neighbourhood based, team work.
The total populations served ranged from 100,000 in the case of Bassetlaw to 370,000 in South Nottingham.    
Following the restructuring of the National Health Service in 1982, the County area was served by three district health <head>authorities</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40146" docsrc="bnc_CRK_1142">
<answer instance="authority.40146" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
THE KEY TEXTS    
ADRIAN HASTINGS    
The documents of the Second Vatican Council have provided the Catholic Church with what is undoubtedly the weightiest body of official teaching in the twentieth century.
However, although the Council said an awful lot, much of it was rather long-winded; moreover, it avoided solemn definitions and almost avoided direct condemnations.
Its teaching is not &mdash; at least for the most part &mdash; either definitive or exclusive of error.
Nevertheless, the <head>authority</head>of an ecumenical Council, more representative of the whole world than any previous Council, working responsibly and prayerfully across four years with all the support it could get from the ablest theologians, is clearly in human and ecclesial terms as considerable as can be.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40147" docsrc="bnc_ADW_936">
<answer instance="authority.40147" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
In Kufra, in 1979, some people did not pay their contribution to the small boy who visited the houses, so their shaikh went in person.
They explained that they were poor and that the sick man was rich and could afford to stay in bed without working.
Rather than arguing that lineage solidarity demanded their contribution, or that he had decided and his decision bound them, the shaikh pooh-poohed their claim of poverty, and disputed the invalid's alleged wealth.
He presented himself as organizer of reciprocities (&bquo;Am I to ask them for a dinar when you are sick?&equo;) rather than as lineage banker: he noticeably did not raise issues of authority.
Although differences in wealth were a potential threat to lineage welfare systems the recusants on this occasion did not want to challenge the shaikh's   <head>authority</head> , at least not on these grounds, and after half an hour's discussion they paid up.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40149" docsrc="bnc_CDU_1698">
<answer instance="authority.40149" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Quite apart from the misreporting here, and the extraordinary exaggeration &mdash; the tribunal cost nowhere near three billion naira &mdash; the piece is notable for its complete lack of concern for the facts.
Instead, what matters is to answer the question: 'In whose interests are &bquo;facts'&equo; reported or disputed?&equo;
There has been another, more recent, example of this.
In March 1981 it was reported from Nigeria that troops from the neighbouring Republic of Benin had occupied villages in Sokoto State.
A correspondent of the Federal Government's News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported that the Benin flag had been seen flying at places within Nigeria and beyond the recognised border.
It was also reported that the Governor of Sokoto had decided to take up the issue with the federal <head>authorities</head>in Lagos.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40150" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1590">
<answer instance="authority.40150" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
These usually began with a stern injunction to rise at 6.30 a.m., first task to clear out the embers from the fire (yet another pointer to the fire as the heart of the home) and relight it.
Another hour or so of heavy housework must precede breakfast, followed by a further assault on sweeping and dusting, and later, for a little light relief, pastry-making and shopping.
Every hour of the day is accounted for.
Such books were published mainly in the 1920S and 1930S at a time when women had to learn to take over the running of their own homes, without the help of servants any longer, but still keeping middle- and upper-class standards.
The commands of these household manuals imply that the printed word was now the <head>authority</head>in the home, and the housewife the new model of servant obeying its dictates.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40152" docsrc="bnc_ALX_360">
<answer instance="authority.40152" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
I love that land more than all the rest of the world.
A man who would not love his father's grave is worse than a wild animal.            
Valley of Winding Waters    
Returning to the Wallowa in late spring 1872, Joseph found some sixty settlers living in cabins.
He immediately made a formal protest and Agent Monteith was summoned to mediate.
On 23rd August, at a council of thirty settlers and eighty Nez Perce, many with their faces painted, Joseph made the situation clear to Monteith:    
I did not want to come to this council, but I came hoping that we could save blood.
The white man has no right to come here and take our country.
We have never accepted presents from the government.
Neither Lawyer nor any other chief had <head>authority</head>to sell this land.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40153" docsrc="bnc_AN5_1204">
<answer instance="authority.40153" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
As we have seen, this is left to the discretion of the head teacher, acting on the guidance of the governors.
In an extreme case, the LEA may intervene &mdash; if it considers that there has been a breakdown of discipline at the school.
LEAs are empowered to take such steps as they consider are necessary to prevent the breakdown or continuing breakdown of discipline at a school, a power which the Elton Committee urges them to invoke when the situation warrants it.
The 1986 Act states that the power is only exercisable where the education of pupils at the school is likely otherwise to be &bquo;severely prejudiced&equo;.
LEAs will probably be reluctant to use this power and rather uncertain as to the kinds of circumstances when it should be exercised.        
<head>AUTHORITY</head>TO PUNISH    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40155" docsrc="bnc_BMC_2368">
<answer instance="authority.40155" senseid="authority%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Unlike some of his most distinguished contemporaries, the conductor Wilhelm Furtw&auml;ngler is reputed to have found the whole process of recording totally congenial, offering the possibility to refine interpretations in a manner which was not always possible in the white-heat surroundings of the concert hall.
This makes his recorded output of particular interest to those fascinated by Furtw&auml;ngler's unique and individualistic conception of the mainstream concert repertoire.
It's therefore entirely appropriate that some of his earliest (mono) recordings should be made available to the widest public through this fascinating boxed set.    
Admirers of Furtw&auml;ngler's renowned mastery of large-scale symphonic structures will no doubt be disappointed that all the items presented here are of relatively short duration.
But even with this limitation, there is sufficient evidence of the conductor's <head>authority</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40156" docsrc="bnc_BM4_745">
<answer instance="authority.40156" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40156" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Currently they are seeking suitable permanent parking places for the local St. John Ambulance vehicles, and organising an official Spring Clean Day on April 4th.    
Hampshire county councillor Peter Maxwell was at the meeting and he said that the community charge had been set at &pound;237, which is &pound;33 below the government guideline.    
Winchester city councillor Major Dougie Covill requested that more pressure be put upon the county council to improve the footpaths and pavements which are in a very dangerous condition, and a Broad Street businessman wondered if residents were really aware of the changes going on in Broad Street, and the manner in which they were to be undertaken.    
The meeting ended with a talk with slides presented by Rod Murchie of the National Rivers <head>Authority</head> .          
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40158" docsrc="bnc_CKR_70">
<answer instance="authority.40158" senseid="authority%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The abbot of F&eacute;camp put the same question to Ivo of Chartres, who produced the text of Pope Hyginus, misquoted by Anselm but available in the Canon Law collection of Burchard of Worms.
It supported Anselm's conclusion.
So, after travelling half round Christendom, this small problem finally had an acceptable solution, and Anselm had been right after all, against the views of both pope and Curia.    
The difficulty experienced by the abbot of F&eacute;camp in getting a decision on this small point has both a general and a particular interest.
In general, it illustrates the amateurish state of government at this time: there were as yet no doctors of Canon Law, no schools in which the subject was studied, no lectures, no centres of expert knowledge.
It is indeed strange that Anselm never referred the question to Ivo, bishop of Chartres: he knew him as a friend, but not apparently as the greatest <head>authority</head>on Canon Law in northern Europe.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40159" docsrc="bnc_A9U_33">
<answer instance="authority.40159" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40159" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
US oil company, Pennzoil, has been ordered by the courts to produce documents before Christmas to prove it does not intend launching a takeover bid for its bigger rival, Chevron.    
ICI in talks.    
ICI is discussing the sale of its Savlon antiseptic over-the-counter business, Care Laboratories, to the Swiss pharmaceuticals group, Ciba-Geigy.
The Swiss company said it would guarantee the jobs of all but 24 administrative staff if the sale goes through.    
Wall Street higher.    
On Wall Street, across-the-board buying in the oil sector sparked a rally.
Traders said some futures-related buy programmes also added to the market's gain.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 23.89 points to 2752.13, with advancing issues leading declines by about eight to seven.        
MMC to probe Civil Aviation <head>Authority</head> .    
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</instance>

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<context>
Such reduction would have to be necessary because of a reduction in the school's capacity to accommodate pupils.
For example, it may be that admitting pupils up to the standard number would mean the school taking in more than it   can accommodate by virtue of the Education (School Premises) Regulations 1981.
Schools will be able to calculate their physical capacity using a form set out in Annex A to DES Circular 11/88.
There are various procedural requirements applicable to a reduction in the standard number, including a duty of the proposer to publish details of the proposals and to refer the proposals to the Secretary of State if objections to them are raised by 10 or more local government electors or by the LEA or governors (whichever of them is not the admissions authority).
The admissions <head>authority</head>is, in any event, required to keep the standard number under review.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40162" docsrc="bnc_B07_1026">
<answer instance="authority.40162" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Such research as has been done is touched upon in Chapter 5.          
Location of copies    
Where the selector is dealing with a single service point the final order is a relatively simple operation.
Where a number of service points are involved &mdash; as they would be in a centrally organized stock revision for a public library authority &mdash; the choice of locations for titles ordered is an additional complication.
The following factors should be taken into account.      
 Geography   Some consideration should be given, within a very   large authority, to spacing out orders geographically.
Many readers possess their own forms of transport and are prepared to travel reasonable distances within the <head>authority</head>when requiring material urgently.        
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40164" docsrc="bnc_BNM_139">
<answer instance="authority.40164" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The distribution of money allocated was very skewed: it ranged from nothing to over &pound;20,000, with 50% of libraries spending under &pound;1,800 (the modal value).
Nineteen of the 31 authorities who spent over &pound;3,000 (  see   Table 11) actually spent &pound;5,000 or more, and it should be noted that this group of 19 library authorities accounted for 55% of the money directly allocated to training by our sample, while employing just under a quarter of all staff.    
One would of course expect library <head>authorities</head>with large establishments to spend more on training, and as Table 12 indicates, this is broadly true, though with two large libraries spending under &pound;3,000 and four smaller libraries spending over &pound;3,000, it is not an inevitable relationship, as the authority &bquo;training profiles&equo; in Appendix 3 also clearly indicate.          
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<answer instance="authority.40165" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The commission, which released its figures yesterday after a survey of 270 housing authorities, says housing managers should be following its guidelines to reduce arrears.    
Poll tax officers and water authorities will have direct powers of debt recovery after April, increasing pressure on tenants to pay their rent bill last of all.
The poll tax is likely to be higher in areas which already have the worst arrears, the commission says.
After April, rents not collected at the end of the year will have to be paid for with a general rent increase because of the Government &bquo;ring-fencing&equo; of housing revenue accounts.
On current performance, the rise would be between two and three per cent.    
The Association of Metropolitan <head>Authorities</head>welcomed the commission's conclusions, which it said confirmed its own survey last December showing soaring arrears in England's big cities.    
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</instance>

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<context>
We do have strategies that can be used &mdash; from advising the students with learning difficulties to ignore insults, to implementing the equal opportunities policy which finds such discrimination to be indefensible.      
Questions of physical access    
The physical barriers to integration for students who have special needs will undoubtedly continue to pose problems in my own establishment, and those of colleagues, and are due, not least of all, to the ever-increasing constraints of finances.
At the time of writing, plans to join two buildings with a walkway to improve access to the second building, which has no lift, have been scrapped.
In the current financial climate, which sees us wrestling with colleges managing their own budgets and, in our own <head>authority</head> , reeling from the outcome of poll&rehy;capping, the expenses involved in improving physical access are likely to be competing with numerous other worthy but expensive causes.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="authority.40169" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
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The 1962 Hospital Plan (MoH, 1962) and the 1971 Formula (DHSS, 1970) did attempt to reduce these inequalities at the regional level, but the evidence indicated that inequalities within regions exceeded those between regions (Cooper and Culyer, 1970).
Prior to 1974, however, planning health care and equalising resources below the regional level was difficult, due largely to the absence, in the hospital sector, of a geographically based planning and management tier below the level of the region.
The pre-1974 sub-regional tier, the Hospital Management Committee (HMC), was responsible for running a hospital or a   group of hospitals and rarely had specific responsibilities to ensure that the needs of a defined population were met.    
New opportunities for sub-regional planning came with the establishment in 1974 of Area Health <head>Authorities</head>(AHAs) &bquo;with full planning and operational responsibilities&hellip; responsible for the provision of comprehensive health services&hellip;&equo; to a defined population (DHSS, 1972).
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<context>
The levels detected upstream in the Friends of the Earth study are broadly comparable to those measured by the ministry in samples nearer the coast - where official models would predict a higher amount of radioactivity.    
According to the study, some of the readings exceed levels set by the National Radiological Protection Board for environmental contamination.
This does not mean that anyone has necessarily suffered a dose of radiation exceeding safety limits.
Doses received by local people would depend on the amount of time they spent near areas of higher radioactivity, and on whether any of the radioactivity passed through the food chain.    
Nonetheless, the National Radiological Protection Board recommends that when radiation levels approach its &bquo;generalised derived limits&equo;, the <head>authorities</head>should investigate both the sources of radiation and the way of life of people in the locality to check that they are not being exposed to excessive amounts.    
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<instance id="authority.40172" docsrc="bnc_CMU_991">
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<context>
The county offers certificates in the teaching and learning of adult basic education and a particular option is available for tutors working with students with severe learning difficulties.    
Adult education is part of the further education service and some adult education tutors take advantage of courses offered, such as City and Guilds 731.        
Co-operation and partnership    
Collaborative links have been set up with colleges, social services, the health authority and a wide range of voluntary organisations.    
The programme offered by adult education for dysphasic adults illustrates this co.operation.
Referrals come from the health <head>authority</head>whose speech therapists   undertake assessments of students and often team-teach with adult education tutors.
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</instance>

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<context>
The meetings are only the most visible signs of a thaw in the relationship &mdash; previously something close to undeclared war &mdash; between the Yard and the Labour authorities since Sir Peter's accession in 1987.    
It affects relations at all levels.
Sir Kenneth, for example, set up multi-agency panels to deal with the cautioning of juveniles, designed to keep as many as possible out of the courts.
But in many boroughs, Mr Easey said, &bquo;we began to find that whatever we said, they'd go ahead and charge them anyway&equo;.
Several boroughs withdrew as a result.
The police attitude now, many councils have found, is more receptive, and the panels have been reconstituted.    
<head>Authorities</head>have begun to find that multi-agency cooperation in other fields &mdash; notably racial violence &mdash; need not be a mask for police interference.    
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<context>
However, the continuation of a tradition of appointed local boards cannot be taken as a vote of confidence in their predecessors.
The White Paper makes trenchant criticisms of Health Authorities, particularly the &bquo;long standing lack of clarity about (their) role&equo; (para 8.4).
The system of appointment coupled with effective nomination rights by some interests and local government meant that they were &bquo;neither truly representative nor management&equo; (para 5.4).
Consequently, the government felt that they would be ill equipped &bquo;to handle the complex managerial and contractual issues&equo; of the new arrangements (para 8.5).    
This chapter examines the likely impact of changes in size, composition and role on the performance of new-style Health <head>Authorities</head> , particularly DHAs.
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But should he ever lose faith in the principles behind his asceticism, and fail to put other principles in their place, he   will not find himself living in a void without grounds for preferring one apple to another.
He has always recognized the sweetness of an apple as a reason for choosing it, although a sinful one; with the lapse of the standard which condemns it, it asserts itself as the only relevant consideration.
The hedonist has a privileged place in ethics; his is the case which stands if every other falls.    
As our first example of deciding on hedonistic grounds we took a choice between two dishes.
It is similar to an instance discussed earlier, of choice between a peach and a pear, in which the spontaneous preference for the peach in full awareness of the flavours was approved on the <head>authority</head>of &bquo;Be aware&equo;.
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It was, however, only fairly recently that the first challenge occurred with Mr Malone attacking the practice on a number of grounds.
His failure before the English courts led him directly to Strasburg where he successfully claimed that his rights guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights had been violated.
Malone was not, however, the only challenger to these procedures in the English courts.
Prominent members of CND tried a different strategy, but they too were unsuccessful.
We now turn to consider these cases, before examining in the next section the legislation passed to implement the judgment of the European Court in  Malone  .    
1.
 The Malone case   In the English courts, Mr Malone, whose telephone had been tapped with the <head>authority</head>of a warrant, sought a declaration that the tapping was unlawful, as violating his rights of property, privacy, and confidentiality.
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corporate working.          
For all three, some suggestions are made which could provide the basis for tests of effectiveness.
The important issue is not whether these suggestions provide a useful starting point for thinking about the &bquo;success&equo; of the new authorities but that such tests have to be devised before events start to unfold in order to enable sensible evaluations to be made.
In the absence of such a process, one prediction can be made with confidence: we shall again lose the opportunity to learn from inevitable problems of implementing complex organisational reform in the public sector.              
Final comment    
The <head>authorities</head> , not a tier of management, are required to achieve the government's aim of decentralisation of decision-making.
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Dr. Francis Maylett Smith remained the General Practitioner at Collier's Forge until his retirement in 1933.    
Although there have been other doctors in Britain who became deaf, Dr. Francis Maylett Smith remains only one of two deaf persons known to have successfully qualified as a doctor.        
The Great War 1914&ndash;18    
When the First World War broke out in 1914 schools were on holiday, which proved to be an advantage to the military authorities who promptly requisitioned the Yorkshire Institution for the Deaf at Doncaster and the Dundee School for the Deaf.
Although the military <head>authorities</head>soon vacated the school to move into Doncaster Racecourse across the road, the re-opening of the school had been delayed and the Christmas holidays had to be cut to make up for the loss of time.
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<instance id="authority.40183" docsrc="bnc_A55_278">
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STOCK broking analysts are about to start making choices about which of the 10 water authorities being floated in early December are worth investing in.    
To ensure the successful flotation of all 10, the Government has attempted to gloss over differences and has reconstructed the authorities financially to make them seem equally attractive.    
Stock broking firms that are involved in the issue or act for the authorities have been banned in the run up to flotation from issuing any research.    
There appears to be only three front ranking firms not involved and therefore not covered by the ban &mdash; CL-Alexanders Laing &amp; Cruickshank, Citicorp Scrimgeour Vickers and Hoare Govett.    
In private, however, all are making judgements about the relative merits of each of the <head>authorities</head> .
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The Croatian war destroyed the fragile balance in Bosnia.
Muslim and Croat politicians voted in October, 1991, despite the veto rule, to make Bosnia a state.
The Serbs refused to accept Bosnian neutrality in the war next-door.
They left parliament and set up &bquo;Serb autonomous regions&equo;.
The aim was to join Croatian and Serbian Serbs in a Greater Serbia.    
The independence of Croatia and Slovenia left Bosnians a terrible choice: staying with Serbia and Montenegro or declaring an independent state, sovereign and recognised but unable to defend itself.
Freed from duty in Croatia by the peace of January 1992, federal troops were soon being redeployed in Bosnia as part of the Serb forces there, under General Radko Mladic.    
In February 1992, Bosnia's <head>authorities</head>held a referendum on independence.
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In 1920 the &bquo;Buckeye&equo; Ditcher, a bizarre-looking contraption of wheels and pulleys imported from America, arrived at the railway station at St Neots, and was escorted to Croxton Park, where a public demonstration of its capabilities was attended with considerable excitement.
Primitive drag-lines were soon adopted by the richer drainage boards.    
None the less, the situation from a drainage point of view was far from satisfactory.
Agriculture had been in steady decline since the 1870s, and after a brief post-war boom was to sink back into it again in the 1930s.
Two centuries after the &bquo;blowing&equo; of the Denver sluice in 1713, the whole security of the south level of the Fens depended solely upon the security of the restored sluice.
In 1919 there was little to distinguish the &bquo;summer grounds&equo; of large areas of the Somerset Levels from their saturated state a hundred years earlier.
To compound the problem, administrative chaos reigned.
There was everywhere &bquo;a chaos of <head>Authorities</head>and an absence of authority&equo;.
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<context>
&bquo;Democracy Wall&equo; soon became a   popular venue for those with grievances and a focus for the dissent that had been growing under the surface for years.    
It cannot be described as a student-led movement, starting as it did on a wall located on a busy shopping street, rather than on one of the capital's many campuses.
&bquo;Democracy Wall&equo; immediately attracted a wide cross-section of people.
Many of the poster writers were former students, the older generation of educated youth who had returned from the countryside.
They criticised the leaders who had deprived them of proper schooling and their adolescent years.
Left to languish on the farms, elements of &bquo;rusticated&equo; youth had returned illegally to the cities, without the necessary residence permits (hukou).
This official document assists the <head>authorities</head>in keeping a check on population movements since no-one is supposed to alter their place of residence without permission.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40189" docsrc="bnc_ASS_694">
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<context>
Maybe he was looking at a book that told you things like that.
Or maybe people were always popping in here for 10 grams of thallium.
Or maybe he was bluffing.
He was going to look it up, whip down to Boots and, having bought a few quidsworth, sell it to Henry at ten per cent over the retail value.
He was probably willing to sell anything, the glass jars in the window included.    
It was spooky, though, thought Henry, it was a spooky shop.
Or was it just that what he was doing was spooky?    
He moved up to the counter with the air of a man who doesn't like having to go through a routine  once again   but is  prepared   to do so,  all right then here's my card if you insist  !
He took out the letter and tossed it on the counter.    
&bquo;There's my <head>authority</head> ,&equo; he said, &bquo;if you need that.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40190" docsrc="bnc_CB1_738">
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<context>
If it is so for choices of means it is so for choices of ends; and it is one of the greatest temptations to irrationality that nothing compels us to acknowledge in the realm of ends what we cannot afford to deny in the realm of means.
There is no obstacle at all except a respect for logical consistency to weighing facts justly when a mistake can cost money but refusing to extend the same standards to the historicity of Bible narrative, or to shutting one's eyes to the use of Einstein's relativity in work on the atom bomb while publicly denouncing the theory as Jewish science or   bourgeois   idealism.    
But in recognizing the <head>authority</head>of &bquo;Be aware&equo; as absolute we run up against that imbalance of the organism in the direction of what pleases it, by which it   spontaneously expands awareness in one direction by contracting it in others.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40192" docsrc="bnc_ADB_294">
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<context>
Because everyone knows they have a direct channel of communication to the Palace, their ear is sought.
They can recommend individuals for honours or awards &mdash; often the district postmistress who has spent fifty years behind the counter and then receives an unexpected OBE will have been suggested by the local lord lieutenant.
The socially ambitious know it is the lord lieutenant who arranges who gets to meet the Queen, so the embossed invitations to his receptions are rarely refused.
His phone calls do not go unanswered, and because few councillors or officials will decline to speak to him he has a disproportionately influential voice on questions like the route of a planned by-pass.
More than one lord lieutenant told me almost apologetically of the number of supplicants who sought his intervention with the democratically-chosen <head>authorities</head> .    
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</instance>

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<context>
Controls on overseas lending by domestic US banks plus the quest for new profitable markets encouraged large US banks to establish branches in the main centres of euro-currency business, e.g. London and Luxembourg.
Some of the largest US banks, e.g. Bank of America or Citibank, have earned up to 50 per cent of their annual profits from international operations; thus a US banking presence overseas is likely to be maintained or increased in future years.        
Arab international banking    
The internationalisation of Arab banking was encouraged by the oil price rises of the 1970s which generated large petro-dollar surpluses for a number of Persian Gulf states.
With these funds at their disposal, various governments, central banks or monetary <head>authorities</head>actively supported Arab bank involvement in the recycling operation rather than leaving it entirely to non-Arab banks.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40195" docsrc="bnc_BNM_551">
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<context>
New technology/computerization/automation    
3    
User/community awareness    
4    
Professional awareness/updating    
Courses on computers/new technology were mentioned by one-third of respondents.
If level of the course was mentioned, it was usually to indicate that basic, rather than advanced training, was wanted:      
&bquo;Basic courses on computers&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Computers &mdash; actually touching and using the things&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Library automation for small library systems&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;New technology and computers &mdash; but at basic level for top management who know nothing about it but have to see an <head>authority</head>through a changeover&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40196" docsrc="bnc_A3D_109">
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The once-numerous Western apologists for the GDR have fallen silent, or stridently demand reforms.        
Pope urges freedom for Church in Ukraine    
From MICHAEL SHERIDAN in Rome    
THE VATICAN is to step up pressure on Mikhail Gorbachev with a demand by the Pope for the legalisation of the Ukranian Catholic Church, church sources said yesterday.
The church, which had been in communion with Rome since 1596, was forcibly merged with the Russian Orthodox church by Stalin in 1948.    
Pope John Paul's outspoken words on behalf of a church which he deems to have been &bquo;driven into the catacombs&equo; reflect a worried assessment by the Secretariat of State, the Vatican's Foreign Office, that Mr Gorbachev's <head>authority</head>may come under increasing threat and that the Church should therefore exploit Soviet liberalisation for all it is worth.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40198" docsrc="bnc_CGF_1185">
<answer instance="authority.40198" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Some of the sexism feminists have identified in (English) usage is of an &bquo;everyday&equo; type &mdash; for example, conventions for addressing women and vocabulary available to insult them.
This kind of sexism can be (and has been) noted, but it is hard to get rid of because it occurs in &bquo;unregulated&equo; contexts: nobody has made or written down a rule saying that women can be addressed as &bquo;dearie&equo; or referred to as &bquo;bitches&equo;.
In these cases, analysis may have to suffice, or feminists may have to be content with informal, guerilla-style resistance.    
There are other sexist conventions of usage, however, which &mdash; although they are reproduced in everyday speech and writing &mdash; are ultimately sanctified by the <head>authority</head>of grammar books and dictionaries.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40199" docsrc="bnc_CD8_914">
<answer instance="authority.40199" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Even though most of his vassals might disagree with his policies, it would demand brave men indeed actually to outface him.
The Homes might well do so, but the lesser East Border clans, the Kerrs, Turnbulls, Olivers, Rutherfords, Cranstouns and the like were unlikely to feel   sufficiently strong to do so.
As for Berwick itself, strongly&rehy;walled as it was, its inhabitants were merchants, traders, shipmen, artificers and so on, not soldiers, looking to the Warden to marshall and direct them.
And they had suffered a great loss when John Crabb, their notable leader, had been captured by the English on his return from his ill-fated venture to the Tay and Perth in support of Mar.
Seton, warned, would now of course do what he could to help the townsmen, but his actual <head>authority</head>was limited to this royal castle.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40201" docsrc="bnc_BMC_306">
<answer instance="authority.40201" senseid="authority%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
I'm lucky enough to have a diary full of opera engagements, and my recording schedule for the next couple of years is particularly exciting:  Cos&igrave;   with Mehta &lsqb;  See our interview in the next issue  ! &mdash; Ed.&rsqb;, a disc of Mozart arias, and a  Magic Flute   (all for Sony), a  Don Carlos   with Levine, a Verdi  Requiem  , all the Schubert Masses, a Verdi recital, some Russian bass/baritone duets, and a recital of Mussorgsky and Rachmaninov songs with Alexis Weissenberg!&equo;         
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INTERVIEW    
SLAVERY SERVICE?    
Which role, with respect to the composer, does Alfred Brendell   fulfil  ?
Julian Haylock talks to the distinguished pianist.    
ALFRED BRENDEL IS WITHOUT doubt one of the most distinguished pianists of his generation.
Renowned for interpretations which balance intellectual control and musical spontaneity to perfection, he is also the author of two unusually illuminating book, and a recognised <head>authority</head>on the piano works of Schubert.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40202" docsrc="bnc_CRK_353">
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<context>
Though after the Lateran Pact of 1929, which settled the conflict between the Holy See and Italy, the Bishop of Rome was no longer a (self-imposed) &bquo;prisoner in the Vatican&equo;, the papacy's isolation remained, heightened in popular consciousness by the war years.
His readiness to speak on almost any topic, and especially on medical ethics, was remarkable: his speeches averaged out over the pontificate at almost one a day.
Though (except for the definition of the bodily Assumption of Mary in November 1950) none of these declarations fell into the formal category of infallible as defined at Vatican I, none the less Catholics came to expect authoritative guidance from Rome on all manner of issues &mdash; a strong tendency within the Church down to the present day.
Much of the conflict over the nature of <head>authority</head>since Vatican II derives from the manner in which it was exercised by Rome in the first half of the twentieth century, and particularly during the pontificate of Pius XII.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40204" docsrc="bnc_B23_1728">
<answer instance="authority.40204" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
all too often produce defensive or even hostile reactions: the more so because there is rarely the opportunity for teachers to   discuss the points directly with the inspectors.
All too often their impressions are dismissed as false, having been based on a short, unrepresentative glimpse of part of a lesson, even thought they are usually expert at getting to the heart of the pupils' experience in a particular classroom.
It has also been argued that a reliance on external inspection alone removes from teachers the responsibility to evaluate their own work.
Margaret Maden (1989) has suggested that &bquo;professional discovery from within a self-critical staff collegium&equo; is more likely to raise standards and expectations than are comparisons against nationally determined criteria.    
One problem faced by inspectors/advisers is building their <head>authority</head>and credibility within schools.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="authority.40205" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.40205" senseid="U"/>
<context>
From this point of view, which could make no place for miracles understood as cases of divine, supernatural interference with the laws of nature, reports of alleged miracles could only be regarded as evidence of credulity and ignorance on the part of those who originated and passed on the stories.
The Bible's miracles, so far from supporting its claim to supernatural authority, served rather to undermine its credibility.
So the same kind of stark opposition grew up between orthodoxy and rationalism on the matter of miracles as on the authority of the Bible; and the issues raised then have surfaced again in a number of forms since.    
Before we move on, it is worth noticing that just as the debate about the Bible rested to a large extent on a rather dubious notion of what kind of <head>authority</head>was in question, so too the argument about miracles was one in which both sides generally shared an equally questionable concept.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40207" docsrc="bnc_CRD_1059">
<answer instance="authority.40207" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Meanwhile the controllers and their senior staff fulminated against excessive interference from both engineers and administrators at headquarters, who, in their view, lacked the experience of power station design, construction, and operation which the divisions themselves had inherited from the local undertakings.
The feeling that the centre only wanted financial and technical control to check every detail of their action, rather than to stimulate responsible management decentralisation, inevitably increased.    
The policy confusion at the top did not preclude efficient management lower down.
The operational side of the BEA's generation   responsibilities were perhaps least compromised.
On nationalisation, the divisions had acquired around 300 power stations, initially grouping them for management at an intermediate level.
Gradually, as the smaller, obsolete stations were closed and the skills and <head>authority</head>of remaining power station superintendents increased, the divisions decentralised responsibility directly to them and intermediate &bquo;group&equo; offices were abandoned.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40208" docsrc="bnc_A1J_308">
<answer instance="authority.40208" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.40208" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Tower Hamlets health authority is considering action which may involve service cuts to tackle a feared &pound;1.4m deficit.    
In King's Lynn, Norfolk, 12 orthopaedic beds plus a small ward have closed and operating sessions are being reduced after a &pound;238,000 overspend in the first five months of the financial year.    
In Kettering, Northamptonshire, new operating theatres which would have cost an extra &pound;250,000 a year to open will stand unused until at least next April.    
Oxfordshire health authority has decided that a threatened &pound;500,000 overspend means it cannot open a new cardiology unit which would have freed beds for other uses.    
North-West Thames regional health <head>authority</head>has several districts with significant overspends, while South-East Thames is facing a potential &pound;5m shortfall with many of its 15 districts &bquo;walking a tightrope&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40210" docsrc="bnc_CB6_508">
<answer instance="authority.40210" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Even this status was the cause of repeated problems, since the Prior of St Pancras enjoyed separate jurisdictions and there were repeated conflicts between the lord's men and those of the Prior.
In 1278 at least one of these ended in death when Guideard, the Prior's sergeant, killed Robert Wodecock and Laurence Cook during a brawl in Roger Tympan's tavern.
He found sanctuary in the Priory church.
Lewes was run for its lord by the Reeve, later called the bailiff, whose principal job was to collect the market tolls and other dues which made it so valuable.
Perhaps inevitably, with such wealth and diversity an oligarchy of local tradesman emerged, organised into a merchant guild.
Unfortunately, we know little of their &bquo;customs and dignities&equo;, and the extent of their <head>authority</head>  remains unclear.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40211" docsrc="bnc_CB1_14">
<answer instance="authority.40211" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="authority.40211" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
In addition to all the rationally established facts I formulate in the indicative mood, there is the imperative to respect them, expressed in injunctions of varying generality imposing varying degrees of obligation, &bquo;You ought to know that&equo;, &bquo;You should have had more sense&equo;, &bquo;You had better check that&equo;, &bquo;You were wrong to overlook that&equo;, and sometimes directly in the imperative mood, &bquo;Face facts&equo; &bquo;Know thyself&equo;, &bquo;Think what you're doing&equo;.
As the most suitable to sum them up provisionally let us pick &bquo;Face facts&equo;, a roughly formulated injunction which carries with it its own punishments for disobedience, without any need to appeal to God, philosophers or the police.
If I were to question its <head>authority</head> , and find a nurse to look after me, I would no longer be doing anything on my own responsibility, and problems of valuation would in any case no longer concern me.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40213" docsrc="bnc_ADY_819">
<answer instance="authority.40213" senseid="good_authority%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I can't be bothered,&equo; Harry said in his easy-going way.
&bquo;Doone was quite nice to me!
That's enough.&equo;    
&bquo;How's the leg?&equo;
I asked.    
&bquo;Lousy.
Weighs a couple of tons.
Still, no gangrene as yet.&equo;    
He meant it as a joke but Fiona looked alarmed.    
&bquo;Darling,&equo; he said placatingly, &bquo;I'm bloated with antibiotics, punctured with tetanus jabs and immunised against cholera, yellow-spotted mountain fever and athlete's foot.
I have it on good <head>authority</head>that I'm likely to live.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40214" docsrc="bnc_ABE_2656">
<answer instance="authority.40214" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
THE 1992 programme is going to run a bit late for the European Community's financial-services companies.
The earliest that the whole &mdash; more or less &mdash; of the industry will be able to take advantage of its single market now looks like being mid-1994.    
That is the European Commission's unstated timetable for EC member countries to implement its third life-insurance directive, whose draft it published on February 20th.
The directive, which follows a similar directive on non-life insurance published in draft a few months ago, is the last big element in its push to open financial markets that are still highly protected.    
The broad idea is that financial-service companies should have the right to operate throughout the EC on the basis of a single &bquo;passport&equo;, issued by the supervisory <head>authority</head>in their home country.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40216" docsrc="bnc_AN9_353">
<answer instance="authority.40216" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
To the geologists this was ideal territory &mdash; a solid chunk of Caledonian Granite into which they planned to sink over twenty-five deep boreholes to assess the substrata.
To the locals it was a wilderness they would rather have preserved for the hawks, the salmon and the mountaineers.
A pamphlet produced about the issue was headlined &bquo;Poison In Our Hills&equo;.
A caravan was parked in the area to give early warning of any approaches.    
When the local Kyle and Carrick District Council objected to the drilling application, the Atomic Energy Authority appealed and a public inquiry was held in February 1980.
During the four weeks of hearings, the   <head>Authority</head>admitted that if a waste store was eventually built under Mullwharchar, it could involve a continuous mining operation extending over fifty years.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40217" docsrc="bnc_CJ2_485">
<answer instance="authority.40217" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
For the anarchists, the POUM and sections of the Socialist left the social revolution within the Republican zone had become the chief reason for fighting fascism and, indeed, the only basis upon which workers and poor peasants could be expected to fight it.
Bourgeois Republicans and right-wing Socialists like Prieto, Minister of Navy and Air in the Largo Caballero cabinet, and Dr Juan Negr&iacute;n, Minister of Finance, argued that collectivization caused economic disruption and would alienate the lower-middle-class   and better-off peasantry from the Republic.
As for the militias, however zealous and heroic, they had no chance of triumphing over the Nationalist armies.
Governmental <head>authority</head>must be restored, the economy and war-effort be efficiently managed, and the chaotic militias be replaced by a disciplined conventional army.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40219" docsrc="bnc_CEJ_2332">
<answer instance="authority.40219" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="authority.40219" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Can you expect the bridegroom's friends to fast while the bridegroom is with them?
(  Mark   2:19).        
4        
&hellip; the Son of Man is sovereign even over the Sabbath (  Mark   2:28).        
5        
Is it permitted to do good or to do evil on the Sabbath; to save life or to kill?
(  Mark   3:4).              
The key to all five claims is the authority of Jesus.
Jesus can claim these things because of who he is:    
1    
He has the <head>authority</head>of God to forgive sins.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40220" docsrc="bnc_AM4_541">
<answer instance="authority.40220" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
As early as August 1986 he wrote to South West Water's headquarters in Exeter complaining that &bquo;we seem to move from one crisis to another.
Proper pre-planning is becoming more and more a dream.&equo;    
Staff cuts and reductions in overtime, both introduced as part of the Authority's attempts to increase book profits, were blamed by Lewis in more than one confidential memo for procedures which cut corners and increased the risk of accidents.
He had asked for a new security system for Lowermoor but was refused on cost grounds.
The number of safety advisers working in the field in SWWA's region was reduced from six to two after a visit from the government's &bquo;flying accountants&equo;, brought in to see that the <head>Authority</head>met its &bquo;performance aims&equo; after financial cuts in 1980.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40222" docsrc="bnc_ABP_511">
<answer instance="authority.40222" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
By the Domestic Violence and Matrimonial proceedings Act 1976, protection against eviction from the dwelling a mistress has shared with her lover was introduced, and a host of cases decided under the Act have proved the efficacy of this enactment to safeguard a woman's residential rights, often against physical violence by her former partner.    
The husband will be presumed, in the ordinary case where husband and wife live together, and she orders goods to meet the household needs, to have authorized her to pledge his credit for that purpose, unless he has supplied her with sufficient ready money.
But there is no general rule that the husband is liable for his wife's debts.
The husband may, for instance, decide that the needs of the household shall be provided for by a housekeeper, and that the wife shall have no authority to contract on his behalf.
And the shopkeeper who supplies goods to a married woman without inquiry is not entitled to assume that she has her husband's <head>authority</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40223" docsrc="bnc_CBA_1524">
<answer instance="authority.40223" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Especially when   the complainant's village was relatively remote and the headmen themselves in league with the thieves, the long trip to court with little prospect of success was made even more unattractive by the possibility of violence.
Officials complained that cattle stealers often harassed the complainant and members of his family, sometimes by the institution of false criminal charges.    
False cases offset under-reporting to some extent.
Officials varied widely in their estimates as to their extent.
Some seem to have thought that if a case could be traced to a feud, it was false.
This assumption was not necessarily justified, for the feud may have been a motive for the theft, or it may have determined whom the complainant decided to accuse in a case of real theft when the thieves were unknown.
Other accusations were the result of disputes over the ownership of animals.
The <head>authorities</head>considered these cases suitable for civil, not criminal, legal proceedings.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40225" docsrc="bnc_CMG_760">
<answer instance="authority.40225" senseid="authority%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Walter Gifford Nash, honorary surgeon at the County Hospital, had expressed support for co-operation with the local authority, but added a rider to the effect that if the voluntary hospital were enlarged and improved, and if it increased its work, &bquo;County Council would have very little to do&equo;.    
Arnold Whitchurch, the chairman of the Board of Governors there, thought that &bquo;if the hospitals worked with the County Council they might do a tremendous lot for the co-ordination of the general health system.
It would be for the benefit of every member of the community in the country&equo;.    
He believed that &bquo;there was nothing to prevent those who wished to give their service voluntarily working with the <head>authorities</head> , and after many years producing a magnificent edifice for public health to help their fellows&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40226" docsrc="bnc_B0K_500">
<answer instance="authority.40226" senseid="authority%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
There are tenth-century references to red-eared white cattle in Wales and they were considered far more valuable than black cattle, being often used as propitiatory gifts.
The White Welsh today has black points, very like the  White Park  ; this is not surprising as there has been a close connection between the two and White Park bulls have quite often been used on Welsh cows.
The White Park, which in the past was as much a colour type as a breed, had several representatives in Wales such as the Chartley herd and the Vaynol or Faenol Park herd at Bangor (originally from Scotland).
Indeed, several <head>authorities</head>have striven to prove that the  Pembroke   and the White Park are different only in colour and that the Pembroke was a direct descendant of those tenth-century red-eared whites.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40228" docsrc="bnc_ANH_746">
<answer instance="authority.40228" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Even so it may be that regarding each individual, he is less likely successfully to follow right reasons which apply to him anyway if left to himself than if he always obeys the directives of a just government including those which are morally reprehensible.    
Can it be that governments have in such circumstances authority to pass immoral and unjust laws?
The reason this conclusion is objectionable is because the locution &bquo;X has authority to pass laws of kind X&equo; indicates in most contexts that X has the authority to issue such laws in order to use it to make such laws.
That is, it implies that part of the reason for his authority is that it be used in this way.
Clearly it is not part of the reason for any government's authority that it should pass unjust or immoral laws.
But one can have <head>authority</head>to do that which one ought not to do.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40230" docsrc="bnc_CGD_386">
<answer instance="authority.40230" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
There   was very little sign in this report of constructive planning to use social work skills to support old people and their carers.    
The constraint for social workers wanting to do family work with elderly clients is to be allowed the time to do it at all.
A way forward indicated in the Wagner Report (1988, p. 3.6) identified a role for a nominated social worker.
This builds on the work of the Kent Community Care Project.
The key worker or case manager role, identified in the research, uses social work time productively to help maintain a vulnerable person in his/her home, and not using more costly residential care.
This requires understanding by manager and social worker alike (Davies and Challis, 1986).
The Griffiths report (1988, p. 6.4) recommended regular assessment, with appropriate supporting services arranged through social service <head>authorities</head> .        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30002" docsrc="wsj_1161.mrg_34">
<answer instance="authority.30002" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30002" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
These consist of current interest bonds due 1990-2002, 2010 and 2015, and
capital appreciation bonds due 2003 and 2004, tentatively priced to yield
from 5.75 % in 1990 to 7.14 % in 2010.  Bonds due 2003, 2004 and 2015 are
n't being formally reoffered.  There are also $40 million of uninsured
subordinate lien bonds, due Dec. 1, 2008, and Dec. 1, 2015.  There are $
15,015,000 of 7 1 2 % bonds priced at par and due 2008 and $24,985,000 of
7.6 % bonds priced at par and due 2015.  The insured bonds are rated
triple-A by Moody's and S&amp;P.  The uninsured subordinate lien bonds are n't
rated, according to the lead underwriter.  West Virginia Parkways, Economic
Development and Tourism <head>Authority</head> -- $143 million of
parkway revenue bonds, Series 1989, with current interest bonds due
1990-2002 and 2019 and capital appreciation bonds due 2003-2008,
tentatively priced by a PaineWebber Inc. group to yield from 6 % in 1990 to
7.31 % in 2019.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30003" docsrc="wsj_2372.mrg_67">
<answer instance="authority.30003" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
-- Increase to $6 a person from $3 the international air-passenger
departure tax, and impose a $3-a-person tax on international departures by
commercial ships.  The measure also includes spending cuts and increases in
federal fees.  Among its provisions: -- Reduction of Medicare spending in
fiscal 1990 by some $2.8 billion, in part by curbing increases in
reimbursements to physicians.  The plan would impose a brief freeze on
physician fees next year.  -- Removal of the U.S. Postal Service's
operating budget from the federal budget, reducing the deficit by $1.77
billion.  A similar provision is in the House version.  --
<head>Authority</head> for the Federal Aviation Administration to
raise $239 million by charging fees for commercial airline-landing rights
at New York's LaGuardia and John F. Kennedy International Airports, O'Hare
International Airport in Chicago and National Airport in Washington.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30005" docsrc="wsj_2207.mrg_14">
<answer instance="authority.30005" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Oberstar and other committee members repeatedly stressed that the
legislation was n't a response to any particular market situation.  But
they cited the UAL and AMR examples as reasons to move quickly to enact
this legislation.  Aides both in the House and Senate said the withdrawal
of the Trump bid for AMR is n't likely to deflate efforts to push the
legislation.  ``It's still on the fast track and we still want to do it,''
said one Senate aide.  The bill is aimed at addressing the concern that an
airline might sacrifice costly safety measures to pay off the debt incurred
in a leveraged buy-out.  Currently, the transportation secretary does n't
have clearly established <head>authority</head> to block mergers, but
can take the drastic step of revoking the operating certificate of any
carrier the official considers unfit.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30006" docsrc="wsj_1482.mrg_23">
<answer instance="authority.30006" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30006" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Trinity River Authority, Texas -- $134,750,000 of regional wastewater
system improvement revenue bonds, Series 1989, via competitive bid.  City
and County of Honolulu, Hawaii -- $75 million of obligation bonds, 1989
Series B, due 1993-2009, via competitive bid.  Beverly Hills -- $110
million of civic center project certificates of participation, Series 1989,
via a Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co. group.  Broward County School District, Florida
-- $185 million of school district general bonds, via a First Boston Corp.
group.  Connecticut Housing Finance Authority -- $132,620,000 of housing
mortgage revenue (AMT and non-AMT) bonds, via a PaineWebber group.
Maryland Stadium <head>Authority</head> -- $137,550,000 of sports
facilities lease revenue Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) bonds, Series 1989 D,
via a Morgan Stanley &amp; Co. group.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30008" docsrc="wsj_2385.mrg_45">
<answer instance="authority.30008" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30008" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
$144.5 million of Kaiser Permanente revenue bonds, via a PaineWebber group.
Connecticut -- $100 million of general obligation capital appreciation bonds,
College Savings Plan, 1989 Series B, via a Prudential-Bache Capital Funding
group.  Pennsylvania Higher Education Facilities Authority -- $117 million
of revenue bonds for Hahnemann University, Series 1989, via a Merrill Lynch
group.  Tennessee Valley Authority -- Three billion of power bonds, via
First Boston Corp.  University of Medicine And Dentistry of New Jersey -- $
55 million of Series C bonds, via a Prudential-Bache group.  West Virginia
Parkways, Economic Development And Tourism <head>Authority</head> --
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30009" docsrc="wsj_1482.mrg_25">
<answer instance="authority.30009" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30009" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Broward County School District, Florida -- $185 million of school district
general bonds, via a First Boston Corp. group.  Connecticut Housing Finance
Authority -- $132,620,000 of housing mortgage revenue (AMT and non-AMT)
bonds, via a PaineWebber group.  Maryland Stadium Authority -- $137,550,000
of sports facilities lease revenue Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) bonds,
Series 1989 D, via a Morgan Stanley &amp; Co. group.  Michigan -- $80 million
of Michigan First general bonds, including $70 million of environmental
protection project bonds and $10 million of recreation project bonds, via a
Shearson Lehman Hutton group.  West Virginia Parkways Economic Development
and Tourism <head>Authority</head> -- $143 million of parkway revenue
bonds, Series 1989, via a PaineWebber group.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30011" docsrc="wsj_0535.mrg_2">
<answer instance="authority.30011" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The insurance concern said all conversion rights on the stock will
terminate on Nov. 30.  Until then, Conseco said the stock remains
convertible into common stock at the rate of 1.439 shares of common stock
for each share of preferred stock, which is equivalent to a conversion
price of $17.50 a common share.  In New York Stock Exchange trading Friday,
Conseco closed at $19.50, down 25 cents.  Centerior Energy Corp. said the
Ohio Water Development Authority approved terms for two series of
tax-exempt bonds to finance a water-pollution control and solid-waste
disposal facilities.  The <head>authority</head> will issue a total
of $446.5 million of pollution-control revenue bonds.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30012" docsrc="wsj_1950.mrg_5">
<answer instance="authority.30012" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30012" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The following were among yesterday's offerings and pricings in the U.S. and
non-U.S. capital markets, with terms and syndicate manager, as compiled by
Dow Jones Capital Markets Report: Lockheed Corp. -- $300 million of 9 3 8
% notes due Oct. 15, 1999, priced at 99.90 to yield 9.39 %.  The issue was
priced at a spread of 137.5 basis points above the Treasury's 10-year note.
Rated single-A-3 by Moody's Investors Service Inc. and single-A by Standard
&amp; Poor's Corp., the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman,
Sachs &amp; Co.  California Health Facilities Financing
<head>Authority</head> -- $144.35 million of revenue bonds for Kaiser
Permanente, due 19931999, 2004, 2008, 2018 and 2019, tentatively priced by
a PaineWebber Inc. group to yield from 6.25 % in 1993 to 7.227 % in 2018.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30014" docsrc="ibm_07.cmb_183">
<answer instance="authority.30014" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30014" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Press the Enter key.  683.  You can force all communications to end by
entering the STOPRTR command with the parameter.  684.  Enter the following
command from the DOS prompt: 685.  This information can be folders,
documents, or files.  686.  This means that the user is limited to
selecting only the options shown on the assigned menu and any related
displays.  687.  The user can not enter commands and procedures to control
or start other jobs.  688.  Therefore, it should be changed immediately to
Level 30 security.  689.  Level 20 indicates password security where a
password and user ID are necessary, but all users have ALLOBJ
<head>authority</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30015" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_104">
<answer instance="authority.30015" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
A special authority that allows a user to add users to the system
distribution directory, to create and change user profiles, to add and
remove access codes, and to perform office tasks, such as delete documents,
folders, and document lists, and change distribution lists for other users.
4550.  See also all object authority, save system authority, job control
authority, security administrator authority, and spool control authority.
4551.  The types of authority a user can have to perform system functions,
including all object authority, save system authority, job control authority,
security administrator authority, spool control authority, and service
authority.  4552.  The types of <head>authority</head> a user can be
given to use the system resources, including object authorities and data
authorities.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30017" docsrc="ibm_02.cmb_87">
<answer instance="authority.30017" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
If the buffer is too long, the unused part of the buffer is unchanged.  136.
These variables are then available to the application program.  137.  (This
return code is issued from EXEC2 only.) 138.  When all the variables have
been retrieved, a return code of 206 is set.  139.  The date attribute is
the date that the file was last modified.  140.  The time attribute is the
time at which the file was last modified.  141.  This request was ignored
Note: 142.  The value of length5 must not be greater than 80.  143.  If
user1 needs to share user2's file, user2 can grant user1 read or write
<head>authority</head> on the file.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30018" docsrc="wsj_1780.mrg_9">
<answer instance="authority.30018" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
On Monday, a letter from Mr. Skinner's deputy, Elaine Chao, said the
administration opposed the legislation ``in its present form.'' Some of the
bill's supporters had taken heart from the fact that the letter was n't
signed by Mr. Skinner and that it did n't contain a veto threat.  The
stepped-up administration warnings annoyed some lawmakers, especially
senior Republicans who supported the bill because they thought the
Transportation Department favored it.  ``We backed this bill because we
thought it would help Skinner,'' one Republican said, ``and now we 're out
there dangling in the wind.'' A few weeks ago, Mr. Skinner testified before
Congress that it would be ``cleaner, more efficient'' if he had
<head>authority</head> to block buy-outs in advance.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30020" docsrc="wsj_0427.mrg_9">
<answer instance="authority.30020" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Dow Jones has offered to pay $18 a share, or about $576 million, for the
remaining Telerate stake.  The offer will expire at 5 p.m. EST on Nov. 6,
unless extended again.  Robert Kornreich, an attorney for the Telerate
holders, told Judge Hartnett the Dow Jones offer is ``arrogant'' and ``
hostile.'' He accused Dow Jones of ``using unfair means to obtain the stock
at an unfair price.'' Michael Rauch, an attorney for Dow Jones, defended
the offer as adequate, based on what the company considers realistic
projections of Telerate's revenue growth, in the range of 12 %.  He also
contended that the plaintiffs failed to cite any legal
<head>authority</head> that would justify such an injunction.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30021" docsrc="ibm_09.cmb_153">
<answer instance="authority.30021" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30021" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
If you need to add or delete a name from the group, you make the change in
the authorization list.  871.  - Use a group profile to specify the same
kind of authority to a group of users.  872.  When you give specific
authority for an object to the name of a group profile, every member of the
group has the same authority for the object.  873.  Special authority
security This type of security overrides any specific or public authority
given to an object.  874.  Special authority is specified in your user
profile.  875.  Working for another user This type of
<head>authority</head> allows a user to work with the mail and
folders of another user.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30023" docsrc="wsj_0198.mrg_2">
<answer instance="authority.30023" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Leon J. Level, vice president and chief financial officer of this computer
services concern, and F. Warren McFarlan, a professor at Harvard University
's Graduate School of Business, were elected directors, increasing board
membership to nine.  David A. DiLoreto, president of metal container
division, was named to the additional post of group vice president,
packaging products, at this packaging, industrial and aerospace products
concern, succeeding Delmont A. Davis, who was named president and chief
operating officer in August.  Two leading constitutional-law experts said
President Bush does n't have the legal authority to exercise a line-item
veto.  Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence
Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim
<head>authority</head> for a line-item veto would contradict the text
of the Constitution and the intent of its authors, as well as the views of
previous presidents.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30024" docsrc="wsj_1312.mrg_13">
<answer instance="authority.30024" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30024" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
There are also about $124 million of 6 1 2 % bonds priced to yield 7.25 %
in 2012; about $97 million of 6 % bonds priced to yield 7.20 % in 2014; and
about $26.5 million of 5 % bonds priced to yield 7.15 % in 2016.  All of
the term bonds are original issue discount bonds, according to the lead
underwriter.  The capital appreciation bonds are tentatively priced to
yield to maturity from 7 % in 2001 to 7.10 % in 2003-2005.  The bonds are
rated double-A by Moody's Investors Service Inc. and Standard &amp; Poor's Corp.
Maryland Stadium <head>Authority</head> -- $137.6 million of sports
facilities lease revenue bonds, Series 1989 D, due 1992-1999, 2004, 2009
and 2019, tentatively priced at par by a Morgan Stanley group to yield from
6.35 % in 1992 to 7.60 % in 2019.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30026" docsrc="ibm_35.cmb_24">
<answer instance="authority.30026" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30026" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Specifies if a new program will be created when there is an existing object
program of the same name in the same library.  3409.  Specifies that an
object program is generated to run with the current release or the previous
release of the OS 400 operating system.  3410.  The profile of either the
program owner or the program user is used to run the program and control
which objects can be used by the program (including what authority the
program has for each object).  3411.  Specify the USRPRF parameter to
reflect the security requirements of your installation.  3412.  Specifies
the <head>authority</head> granted to the public for the program and
its description.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30027" docsrc="wsj_0239.mrg_10">
<answer instance="authority.30027" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30027" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The diners at my table simply lit more Gauloises and scoffed at the
suggestion of interrupting a perfectly good Saturday morning to go golfing
or even montgolfing (ballooning to you; the brothers Montgolfier, French of
course, were the world's first hot-air balloonists).  Back in the U.S.A.
this kind of chi-chi airborne activity wins heartwarmingly covetous
responses.  As in: ``You went ballooning?!!  In France?!!'' Americans it
seems have followed Malcolm Forbes's hot-air lead and taken to ballooning
in a heady way.  During the past 25 years, the number of balloonists (those
who have passed a Federal Aviation <head>Authority</head>
lighter-than-air test) have swelled from a couple hundred to several
thousand, with some estimates running as high as 10,000.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30029" docsrc="wsj_1718.mrg_3">
<answer instance="authority.30029" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The Fletcher Challenge Canada stake was then canceled, Doman said, raising
Doman's interest in Western Forest to 56 %.  Doman said it was also granted
an option to acquire the remaining 44 % interest in Western Forest, which
is currently held by two Canadian banks.  International Forest, Western
Forest, and Fletcher Challenge Canada are Vancouver-based forest products
concerns.  The Canadian government introduced in the House of Commons
legislation to extend federal regulatory authority over provincial
government-owned telephone utilities in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The legislation would open the way for more telephone services and more
competition in the telephone business in the three provinces, federal
officials said.  The federal government initiative follows a recent
Canadian Supreme Court decision that held that the major telephone
companies in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba and in the Atlantic coast
provinces were interprovincial undertakings and subject to federal
legislative <head>authority</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30030" docsrc="ibm_45.cmb_108">
<answer instance="authority.30030" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30030" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
4448.  The job trying to send the journal entry continues normally.  4449.
If the journal is allocated by another job, the journal entry is changed to
message text and sent to the QHST log as message CPF1303.  4450.  Only a
user with the SECADM special authority is allowed to use the CRTUSRPRF and
CHGUSRPRF commands.  4451.  This command is supplied with CHANGE authority.
4452.  (Authority to create or change job descriptions is also required.)
4453.  Change the accounting code in his current job.  4454.  Change the
accounting code of a job other than his own if he also has the JOBCTL
special <head>authority</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30032" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_118">
<answer instance="authority.30032" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30032" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
This authority also allows the user to change the spooled file attributes,
such as the printer used to print the file.  4555.  A part of the system
that provides the operating environment for the programs that read jobs
onto job queues to wait for processing and write files from an output queue
to an output device.  4556.  IBM supplies one spooling subsystem: 4557.  It
is the storage pool used if a storage pool is not defined by the user.  4558.
A data authority that allows the user to change the data in an object, such
as a journal, a message queue, or a data area.  4559.  An object
<head>authority</head> that allows the user to run a program or
display the contents of a file.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30033" docsrc="wsj_0964.mrg_8">
<answer instance="authority.30033" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Environmental groups have been calling for faster action on dangerous
pesticides and may welcome part of the proposal.  But they are already
objecting to, among other things, a plan to give more weight to
cost-benefit considerations in evaluating pesticides.  ``It's a tremendous
disappointment,'' said Janet Hathaway, an attorney with the Natural
Resources Defense Council.  ``Allowing the EPA to condone continued use of
a chemical whenever the benefits outweigh the risks is absolutely anathema
to the environmental community.'' The Bush administration plans to announce
a series of principles and to work with congressional leaders in writing
specific legislative proposals that embody them.  The principles would give
the Environmental Protection Agency increased <head>authority</head>
and flexibility in regulating pesticides, with the aim of enabling the
agency to move more quickly.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30035" docsrc="wsj_0678.mrg_19">
<answer instance="authority.30035" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30035" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Immune Response Corp. -- Three million common shares, via Merrill Lynch.
Marsam Pharmaceuticals Inc. -- 1.3 million common shares, via Smith Barney
Harris Upham &amp; Co.  Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. -- 13 million common
shares, via Merrill Lynch.  Municipal New Jersey Wastewater Treatment Trust
-- $75,075,000 of various bonds, including $40.86 million Wastewater
Treatment insured bonds, Series 1989A, and $34,215,000 Wastewater Treatment
bonds, Series 1989B, via competitive bid.  Eastern Municipal Water District,
Calif. -- $56,565,000 of 1989 certificates of participation (treatment
plant projects), via competitive bid.  California Health Facilities
Financing <head>Authority</head> -- $114 million of health facility
revenue bonds (Catholic Healthcare West), Series 1989A, via a First Boston
Corp. group.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30036" docsrc="wsj_0198.mrg_6">
<answer instance="authority.30036" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe
of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority
for a line-item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the
intent of its authors, as well as the views of previous presidents.  A
line-item veto is a procedure that would allow a president to veto part of
a big congressional spending bill without having to scuttle the entire
measure.  Mr. Bush has said he would like to be able to use this procedure.
A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering
declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a
line-item veto to provoke a test case.  But the two legal experts,
responding to an inquiry by Sen. Edward Kennedy (D., Mass.), wrote in a
joint letter that the president ``lacks the constitutional
<head>authority</head> to exercise a line-item veto.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30038" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_96">
<answer instance="authority.30038" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30038" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
A data authority that allows the user to look at the contents of an entry
in an object or to run a program.  4544.  The position of a program in a
list of programs called by the first program and any following programs.
4545.  Contrast with local work station.  4546.  Any part of the system
required by a job or task, including main storage, devices, the processing
unit, programs, files, libraries, and folders.  4547.  The processing that
results from running a program specified in a routing entry.  4548.  A
special <head>authority</head> that allows the user to save and
restore all objects on the system and free storage of all objects on the
system.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30039" docsrc="wsj_0117.mrg_13">
<answer instance="authority.30039" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
At one point, Hammersmith is reported to have accounted for as much as 10 %
of the sterling market in interest-rate swap dealings.  When two parties
engage in an interest-rate swap, they are betting against each other on
future rates.  Thus, an institution obligated to make fixed-rate interest
payments on debt swaps the payments with another making floating-rate
payments.  In most of the British transactions, the municipalities agreed
to make floating-rate payments to banks, which would make fixed-rate
payments.  As interest rates rose, municipalities owed the banks more than
the banks were paying them.  The court hearing began in early October at
the request of Anthony Hazell, district auditor for Hammersmith, who argued
that local councils are n't vested with constitutional
<head>authority</head> to engage in such capital-markets activities.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30041" docsrc="ibm_45.cmb_100">
<answer instance="authority.30041" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30041" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The information provided is similar to that provided in the DP accounting
journal data except that the spooled file name, spooled file number, output
priority, form type, and total number of bytes of control information and
print data sent to the printer are included.  4447.  You need to specify
the name of the journal receiver (s) you created in the previous step and
any other options on the command.  4448.  The job trying to send the
journal entry continues normally.  4449.  If the journal is allocated by
another job, the journal entry is changed to message text and sent to the
QHST log as message CPF1303.  4450.  Only a user with the SECADM special
<head>authority</head> is allowed to use the CRTUSRPRF and CHGUSRPRF
commands.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30042" docsrc="ibm_03.cmb_37">
<answer instance="authority.30042" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30042" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Only files with this file mode number will be passed on a later Get
Directory.  214.  This read-only status has no effect on file control
directories, but does affect the use of directory control directories (see
the Usage Notes).  215.  This read write status has no effect on file
control directories, but does affect the directory control directories (see
the Usage Notes).  216.  For best performance, use FILE unless you need the
extended attributes.  217.  You must have authority on the file name
specified.  218.  If special characters (or % -LCB- -RCB-) are specified,
you must also have <head>authority</head> on the directory.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30044" docsrc="wsj_1936.mrg_50">
<answer instance="authority.30044" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The troupe currently performs in a converted dairy that seats 211 and
provides little capacity for staging anything beyond a simple one-set
production.  ``If we wanted to stage ` Death of a Salesman, '``Mr. Sagan
says, ``Willie Loman would have to live in a ranch house because of the low
ceiling.'' Steppenwolf needs the extra seats even more than the fly space.
It's currently forced to turn away many potential subscribers beyond the
13,000 who can be accommodated in its present digs.  For all the attention
that Chicago theater has received during the past decade, not one new
building has been devoted to it.  Mr. Sagan, a former publisher and real
estate developer, has put together an $8 million financial package that
includes approximately $4 million of tax exempt bonds issued by the State
of Illinois (the first time that a state has used its educational
facilities <head>authority</head> to support construction of a theater),
and approximately $1 million in grants from the National Endowment for the
Arts, the MacArthur Foundation, and a few other deep pockets.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30045" docsrc="wsj_0984.mrg_2">
<answer instance="authority.30045" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30045" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Because of the recent junk-market turmoil, the fund is considering
investing in other issues instead, including mortgage-backed bonds.  ``We
're looking at the leverage factor every day,'' says Robert Moore,
president of Bernstein-Macaulay Inc., a Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. unit
and the fund's adviser.  ``At some point, if we are unable to cover our
leveraged cost -- and at the moment we 're right on it -- we 're going to
have to make a move.  One of the more bizarre garden stories since Eden has
been unfolding for four years now, in the private paper-and-crayon
fantasies of artist Jennifer Bartlett.  And if she and the Battery Park
City <head>Authority</head> have their way, her horticulturally inept
plan will soon go public as a real garden ``artwork'' in the downtown
complex.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30047" docsrc="wsj_2385.mrg_39">
<answer instance="authority.30047" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30047" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
$55,730,000 of school financing bonds, 1989 Series B (1987 resolution), via
competitive bid.  Austin, Texas -- $68,230,000 of various bonds, including $
32 million hotel occupancy tax revenue bonds, Series 1989A, and $36.23
million convention center revenue bonds, Series 1989B, via a Morgan Stanley
&amp; Co. group.  California Health Facilities Financing Authority -- $144.5
million of Kaiser Permanente revenue bonds, via a PaineWebber group.
Connecticut -- $100 million of general obligation capital appreciation bonds,
College Savings Plan, 1989 Series B, via a Prudential-Bache Capital Funding
group.  Pennsylvania Higher Education Facilities
<head>Authority</head> --
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30049" docsrc="wsj_1780.mrg_22">
<answer instance="authority.30049" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
But Mr. Skinner disagreed, calling the legislation ``a retreat from the
policy of deregulaton of the airline industry.'' In his letter to Committee
Chairman Glenn Anderson (D., Calif.), the secretary also said the bill ``
would be at odds with the administration's policies welcoming open foreign
investment and market allocation of resources.'' Currently, the
Transportation Department does n't have the authority to block a takeover
in advance.  However, if the secretary concludes that a transaction has
made a carrier unfit to operate, the department may revoke its certificate,
grounding the airline.  Such <head>authority</head> is more than
adequate, say opponents of the legislation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30051" docsrc="wsj_1464.mrg_25">
<answer instance="authority.30051" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="authority.30051" senseid="authority%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Although the rate briefly drifted even lower following the stock market
sell-off that occurred Oct. 13, it ended Friday at about 8 11 16 %.  James
Kochan, chief fixed-income strategist at Merrill Lynch, is touting
shorter-term securities, which he says should benefit more quickly than
longer-term bonds as interest rates fall.  ``Given our forecast for lower
rates, purchases made now should prove quite rewarding before year end,''
he said.  Mr. Kochan also likes long-term, investment-grade corporate bonds
and long-term Treasurys.  He says these bonds should appreciate in value as
some investors, reacting to the recent turmoil in the stock and high-yield
junk bond markets, seek safer securities.  ``If the -LCB- Tennessee Valley
<head>Authority</head> -RCB- sale is any guide, there appears to be
good demand for top-quality, long-term paper from both domestic and
overseas accounts,'' he said.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30052" docsrc="wsj_0788.mrg_4">
<answer instance="authority.30052" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The bill also would give the SEC the power to close the markets, a
discretion that former SEC Chairman David Ruder wanted but Mr. Breeden does
n't.  Mr. Brady and senators agreed to have their staffs meet within the
next week to start fine-tuning the bill.  The Senate Agriculture Committee
is responding to trading abuses in the futures markets with a far-reaching
bill that would become the Futures Trading Practices Act of 1989.  The
proposed legislation has a laudable goal: to assure the integrity of the
U.S. futures markets.  However, as is common with sweeping legislation, the
proposal contains many provisions that could destroy important parts of the
system it sets out to preserve.  The complex bill, introduced by Sens.
Patrick Leahy (D., Vt.), Richard Lugar (R., Ind.), and Bob Kerrey (D., Neb.),
covers a wide range of provisions that would affect the funding and
<head>authority</head> of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
and would profoundly change the way the industry is regulated.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30054" docsrc="ibm_41.cmb_132">
<answer instance="authority.30054" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="authority.30054" senseid="authority%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
4060.  The same user profile and environment is used.  4061.  Up to 16
group jobs can exist at any one time.  4062.  It is possible to use group
jobs together with system request for a total of 32 group jobs available
for a single user.  4063.  However, these 32 jobs are in two separate groups,
each group having its own group data area and other group attributes.  4064.
This can interrupt a logical sequence of events.  4065.  For example,
records may be left locked.  4066.  The System Request function is always
available if the work station user has <head>authority</head> to it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30055" docsrc="wsj_0198.mrg_1">
<answer instance="authority.30055" senseid="authority%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
John F. Barrett, 40, formerly executive vice president and chief financial
officer, was named president and chief operating officer, posts which had
been vacant.  Leon J. Level, vice president and chief financial officer of
this computer services concern, and F. Warren McFarlan, a professor at
Harvard University's Graduate School of Business, were elected directors,
increasing board membership to nine.  David A. DiLoreto, president of metal
container division, was named to the additional post of group vice president,
packaging products, at this packaging, industrial and aerospace products
concern, succeeding Delmont A. Davis, who was named president and chief
operating officer in August.  Two leading constitutional-law experts said
President Bush does n't have the legal <head>authority</head> to
exercise a line-item veto.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="bar.n">

<instance id="bar.40001" docsrc="bnc_CGC_62">
<answer instance="bar.40001" senseid="U"/>
<context>
I have been to both places and can assure you, there is a great difference.        
Mock manifesto    
What we would demand given half a chance: Electro-shock treatment for anyone with home-made tattoos.
The electric chair for those with spelling mistakes.
The designer sunglasses of your choice available free on the NHS.
National Rodney King Day, when the victims of police injustice can stop, search and use &bquo;reasonable force&equo; on officers of their choice.
A 7pm curfew on all tourists in London during the summer.
That London Underground bring back their chocolate vending machines.
A night out was not complete without a gamble on the station machine, when the agony of nine successive defeats would be replaced by euphoria when you actually got your <head>bar</head> .        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40002" docsrc="bnc_AN2_1704">
<answer instance="bar.40002" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I have called several dealers and dumps in Holland and England but they all told me it's hard to find a hard top for these vehicles.
Do you or any LRO reader, know where I can find the right hard top?    
The roof for a 107 station wagon is rare in Britain.
It is also unique, so a later top cannot be used as it is six inches narrower than the Series One.
It is possible to cut a more readily available 86/88 inch Series One roof and fit a new piece of aluminium to the middle to make up the difference, but this is not really a perfect solution.    
I own a 1984 Hi Capacity Pick Up which, on the whole, I am extremely pleased with apart from a couple of area-.
The rear <head>bar</head> which protect-the back of the cab is hardly a substantial piece of engineering and i-too flimsy to tie anything to.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40004" docsrc="bnc_ABS_1149">
<answer instance="bar.40004" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40004" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
She was known to all in the French Quarter for her good looks, her own hard-luck story (two marriages, two troubled kids, a problem with drink) and the soft spot she had for the hard-luck stories of others, poets in particular.
&bquo;All he needs is someone to take care of him,&equo; she would always say of Seth, but lately she hadn't been so sure.
He'd been on the binge of all time, wrecking cars, hitting her, almost breaking two of her fingers.
But she couldn't say no, so somehow she raised the five hundred dollars to bail him out.    
Now she was winding down another dead shift at the Decatur House bar, four customers on the dregs, drinking a little herself to get through the night.
Near the end of the evening, Seth showed up on the Harley, bombed.
Grinning, he stumbled towards the <head>bar</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40005" docsrc="bnc_B1P_430">
<answer instance="bar.40005" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Augmentations are worth searching out, for there is many a manor, grand house, or estate which has at one time been owned by an eminent person in receipt of an augmentation of one kind or another &mdash; and there is almost certainly a good tale to tell.        
Helms and supporters    
The style of helm and the direction in which it faces, whether it is open or closed, are   all important pointers to the status of the person whose armorial bearings are being depicted.
The subject is dealt with cogently and succinctly in the  New Dictionary of Heraldry  , and in even terser form the present practice may be stated as follows: a peer's helm is shown as a stylised silver m&ecirc;l&eacute;e type, facing dexter (that is  left   to the observer) and decorated with gold <head>bars</head> ; the helmets of baronets and knights face the front (  affronty)   and are of the steel &bquo;barrier&equo; variety, with visors raised; esquires, gentlemen (and corporations) display closed &bquo;tilting&equo; helms of steel, facing dexter.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40007" docsrc="bnc_CGX_809">
<answer instance="bar.40007" senseid="U"/>
<context>
To complete my review of the soft ware, this month's article explores the facilities provided by the program for the creation and manipulation of colour patterns.    
The three options on the main menu that are directly related to colour pattern designing are COLOUR, INTEGRATE AND LINK.      
COLOUR    
Selecting COLOUR from the DesignaKnit main menu will take you into the stitch pattern designing section of the program.
The colour pattern menu will be displayed along the top of the screen and at the bottom of the screen will be a blank stitch proportioned grid.    
There are eight options on the colour pattern menu and, as with the shaping section, selecting any of these will usually lead to a sub menu.
Selecting from the menu can be done in the usual way, by moving the highlight <head>bar</head> with the arrow keys (or mouse) and then pressing the ENTER key to make your selection.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40008" docsrc="bnc_CH2_11419">
<answer instance="bar.40008" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
&bquo;We have a rule not to disclose storylines,&equo; she explains.
&bquo;So I'll get clobbered if people read suddenly in the Daily Mirror that I've been giving some away.&equo;    
Then, of course, there's the cast.    
&bquo;There were too many characters and it was difficult to develop stories for them all,&equo; Verity admits.
So they've been slimmed down.    
AS VIEWING figures slumped &mdash; they're now 6.56 million against Coronation Street's 15 million &mdash; six were quickly axed.    
Soon to vanish are German toyboy Dieter Schultz, played by Kai Maurer; beach <head>bar</head> brothers Allan and Gavin Hindle (Jon Morrey and Darren Newton); restaurant owner Bunny (Roger Walker); Irish handyman Snowy (Patch Connolly); and French teenager Arnaud Leduc (Mikael Philippe).    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40011" docsrc="bnc_CRM_4811">
<answer instance="bar.40011" senseid="U"/>
<context>
FIG. 2 Immobilized MIP-1  &bgr;   retained by heparin-BSA induces CD8  +   T-cell adhesion to co-immobilized VCAM-1 but other cytokines do not.    
a,    
MIP-1  &bgr;   (filled bars) or control medium (open bars) was added to wells which had been coated with one of four possible combinations of VCAM-1 or BSA and heparin-BSA or BSA.
The cytokine was washed out before CD8  +   T cells were added and binding was evaluated as for Fig. 1.
Increased binding in the presence of MIP-1  &bgr;   was seen in each of 21 donors in 13 experiments, with an overall statistical significance of  P=0.001   (Student's  t-   test).    
b,    
MIP-1  &bgr;   induces adhesion in the presence of heparin-BSA but GRO and RANTES do not.
Open <head>bar</head> and dotted line define the level of binding of T cells to heparin-BSA/VCAM-1 in the absence of cytokines.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40012" docsrc="bnc_AM0_1182">
<answer instance="bar.40012" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Close by are caf&eacute;s, tavernas and all nationalities of restaurants.    
The rooms have private showers and WC and most have balconies.
The Amarilis is Club 18&ndash;30 at its best &mdash; a place to meet friends, relax and enjoy yourself with people your own age.        
FOUR SEASONS    
Directly opposite the beach, surrounded by a mixture of bars and restaurants and only five minutes walk from the nightlife of Rhodes Town, the Club Exclusive Four Seasons hotel boasts a perfect location.
It's only a two minute walk from our other Club bases, the Amarilis and the Rhodos apartments, so you always have the opportunity to meet other holiday makers and join in the fun.
The buzzing town centre is only 500 metres away, with its variety of lively <head>bars</head> and discos.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40014" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40014" senseid="U"/>
<context>
&bquo;Guns on the house,&equo; Magda shouted.
&bquo;Come and get &bquo;em.&equo;    
Jitters and Curtius Kenne had been knocked flat by the first blast.
They stumbled to their feet.
Kenne had a proper grip on Jitters's gun now.
One chamber, one bullet.    
Doc Threadneedle tugged her sleeve.
&bquo;Remember, don't be too confident.
Jitters&equo; revolver was just a pop-gun.
Your underflesh won't stand up to depleted uranium or armour-piercing rockets, and you still burn and bleed like the rest of us.&equo;    
Magda ze Schluderpacheru was unslinging a rocket-launcher from under the <head>bar</head> , and passing it across to the Maniax.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40015" docsrc="bnc_C9N_2284">
<answer instance="bar.40015" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The main point of interest here is the bends in bar 2 which follow the 4ths in bar 1.
These involve bending the b5&ndash;5 and the 6-&flat;7, therefore implying an A7 chord sound.
Be very careful to pitch these bends correctly &mdash; they will sound awful if they are inaccurate.    
Fig 3 is the intro to  Pride And Joy  .
The main rhythm part of this example is very similar to the walking bass idea that we saw in fig 2 of last month's article.
So the same guidelines apply: pick the bass notes hard and the top notes a little softer to give the impression of two independent parts being played simultaneously.
Also, the turnaround found in <head>bars</head> 13&ndash;16 is a little tricky so, if you have any problems, break it down into small parts and practise it slowly, only building up the speed when you're feeling more comfortable.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40017" docsrc="bnc_AJY_1238">
<answer instance="bar.40017" senseid="chocolate_bar%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
As Dorothy Wade found out, most experts believe that childhood mistakes are an important part of growing up    
By DOROTHY WADE    
PARENTS' disapproval of their child's friends can begin at a surprisingly young age.
When Jonathan, aged three, the son of professional parents, went to a respectable church nursery school he quickly became firm friends with a rowdy boy called Jason, who had a broad Cockney accent and a permanently dripping nose.    
&bquo;I knew I was just being snooty,&equo; says his mother in some embarrassment, &bquo;but I wondered why Jonathan was attracted to the child with the most disadvantaged background.
We went to Jason's birthday party and the kids sat and ate mountains of gooey cake, chocolate <head>bars</head> and ice-cream for about two hours while all the adults smoked over them.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40018" docsrc="bnc_CA2_747">
<answer instance="bar.40018" senseid="U"/>
<context>
This means that palette 2 is now being shown.
Keep clicking on NEXT and the whole range of palettes will be displayed in ascending numerical order.
Eventually, you will arrive at a palette that has all the sections in the palette box an even shade of grey.
This is an &bquo;empty&equo; palette, one that you can use to create your own range of shades to match yarns for a particular knitting project.    
While you are in the palette reading menu, do not worry if you click one or two times too many and go past the palette you wish you wish to see on the screen.
By clicking on RETURN, you can see the palettes displayed in reverse order, or descending numerical order, so you can get back to the number you require quickly and easily.    
To make a new palette from an empty one, click the pointer on SELECT in the top menu <head>bar</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40020" docsrc="bnc_CDF_1651">
<answer instance="bar.40020" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
These are included in order to illustrate the kind of structural and situational constraint we face in developing &bquo;Pub Grub&equo; operations.
Our public houses vary in terms of individual design and construction, but the plans provided are typical of the two types of unit distinguished in the Preliminary Report, and it may be assumed that appropriate proposals will be suitable for other units falling within the same category.    
It should be noted that these represent  current   plans (i.e. after conversion).
In the Navigation's case the ground floor food preparation area was obtained by converting an old-fashioned and unwanted small private <head>bar</head> : similar areas suitable for conversion cannot be guaranteed in more than 50 per cent of the units, though equivalent areas could be made available in the remainder through &bquo;building out&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40021" docsrc="bnc_CJX_3013">
<answer instance="bar.40021" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
She told Katrine everything but nobody   else knew.
It seems she dressed herself up in the most provocative way possible when she got into this state and behaved like a caricature of the rich foreigner.
Out of some sort of desperation she seemed to want to degrade herself.
She usually left with one of the men.
Afterwards she would be full of remorse and would return to playing the clean-living model student.
Katrine wanted to help her.
That was why once or twice Debbie let her cash the money order for her.
Then Katrine would look after the money for the month, but it didn't work.
Debbie disappeared just the same and then rang to ask for the money.
Katrine was afraid of what might happen if she didn't pay up.    
&bquo;Did she ever go with her to the <head>bar</head> ?&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40023" docsrc="bnc_B3K_1515">
<answer instance="bar.40023" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40023" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
There are several rooms available for private functions so there's sure to be one just right for you!
All are available for private hire during the daytime as well as before, during and after the show.    
Please contact the House Manager   for details.      
The Board Room    
The Board Room is a small panel lined reception room which can accommodate up to 20 people.
It is an ideal venue for holding a meeting or a private party, before, during or after a show.        
The Linacre Room    
The Linacre Room is our new corporate entertainment facility for up to thirty persons, situated adjacent to the New Stalls Bar.        
The New Stalls Bar    
The New Stalls <head>Bar</head> is a modern timber panelled bar situated on the ground floor of the theatre.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40024" docsrc="bnc_ACP_1407">
<answer instance="bar.40024" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Other property opportunities will open up when the Russian &mdash; and eventually the American, British and French &mdash; military finally vacate their extensive bases (the British are said to occupy some particularly fine pieces of real estate).
Already the collapse of the old East German regime has resulted in some unlikely new uses for former government property.
In Wandlitz, just north of the city, the 140 hectare villa complex until recently known as &bquo;Volvograd&equo;, home to politburo members of the Honecker regime, is to be turned into sanatorium to serve Berlin and the surrounding area.    
Similar fates await buildings formerly owned by the secret police, which in many districts have been inherited by the local authorities.
One such building in the suburb of Karlshorst was a  Stasi   training centre less than a year ago, and has now been handed over to local artists, who have turned it into a Kunst Haus (art house) and <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40026" docsrc="bnc_C8B_1116">
<answer instance="bar.40026" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
As casein in soups and stews; cheese biscuits, cocktail snacks; as dried milk powder in biscuits and cakes; as lactic acid in prepared salads; as milk solids in chocolate, as whey powder in margarine.     
&bquo;Hidden&equo; milk    
3   
 Sugar    
Sugar is the most addictive of the zero foods.
Sugar addicts gain weight, rot their teeth, and in extreme cases may even develop diabetes.
Sugar is not usually a major culprit in food intolerance, but high intakes do require massive hormone adjustments, and put a strain on your body.   
Your body simply does not need sugar and you could live without and come to no harm.
In the first few days of the experiment, you may feel a need for sweetness: make sure you have enough dried fruits or artificial sweeteners to satisfy cravings.   
This is found in breakfast cereals, baked beans, soups, canned fruit, canned pasta, muesli <head>bars</head> , yoghurts, cook-in-sauce.   
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40027" docsrc="bnc_B2J_1547">
<answer instance="bar.40027" senseid="bar%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
In late Visean, a displacement of the basin towards the north took place.    
During Namurian time the main influx of material came from the &bquo;Old-Red Continent&equo;, the Fenno-Scandian Shield in the north-east.
To a lesser extent material was supplied from the south.
Confirmation is found in the increase of coarser sands and number of conglomeratic intervals towards the south within the alluvial fans.    
The Westphalian age is characterised by alternating conglomerates, sands, silts and claystones in very distinct cycles of transgressive and regressive phases.
There was deposition in large alluvial fans stretching out from the mountains in the south and the north-east into the flat plain.
Fluviatile, braided river, sheet flood and point <head>bar</head> sediments prevail in Germany.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40029" docsrc="bnc_AMD_2092">
<answer instance="bar.40029" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
The Austria has a pretty little garden, ideal for some peaceful sunbathing; all of the comfortable rooms have private facilities and a balcony.    
No lift; 24 bedrooms.        
HOTEL FLEIDINGERHOF (2+)    
This is a picturesque little hotel, complete with flower bedecked balconies.
It's conveniently close to the village centre, and not far from the tennis and swimming pool complex.
Family run, the Fleidingerhof offers friendly service and great facilities.
The pretty, rustic style dining room overlooks the garden.
There you will be served with a buffet breakfast and a three course evening meal.
There is also an a la carte restaurant, a popular <head>bar</head> , a sunbathing terrace, a small TV lounge and a cafe terrace which is ideal for lingering over a drink in the sunshine.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40030" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
4)      
Remember to use the thumb of your fretting hand for string 6 on the F and G chord shapes!      
5)      
For those not familiar with musical shorthand: the two dots in bar 1 and bar 8 mean &bquo;repeat the passage between the dots&equo;.
So, first time through you take the &bquo;first time bar&equo; (ie. bar 8) and return to start back at bar 1 again.
The second time through you miss out the first time bar (8) and take the second time bar (9) and continue on with bars 10, 11 etc.    
When you reach bar 33 you'll notice &bquo;D.S. ** al Coda&equo;.
This means &bquo;go back to the ** sign (at <head>bar</head> 18) and continue up to and including bar 24; then take the Coda (from bar 24), skip to bar 34 and play to the end&equo;.      
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40032" docsrc="bnc_CRM_11528">
<answer instance="bar.40032" senseid="U"/>
<context>
After developing, sections were counterstained with haematoxylin and eosin and photographed using a Nikon Microphot FX microscope.        
FIG. 3 Detection of human CFTR in different regions of the mouse airway following transfection.
Sections from different regions of the airway of a mouse transfected with pREP8-CFTR were hybridized with human antisense  CFTR   probes corresponding to either exons 1&ndash;6  (a-f, i, j)   or exon 13  (g   and  h).   
 a-d,   Expression of human  CFTR   in small and large airways;  e-j,   expression in airspaces in the more distal regions of the lung.
Some variation was found in the proportion of cells transfected in different animals which probably reflects differences in the amounts of DNA delivered.
Scale <head>bar</head> , 100&mgr;m.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40033" docsrc="bnc_ASD_240">
<answer instance="bar.40033" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
They were the years in which we began to grow up; in which we started to discover who it was we thought we'd like to be; in which our earliest (and therefore longest-lasting) preferences in love, music, pleasure were formed.    
The Seventies &mdash; whether from '69 to '76 or from '76 to '80 (the great Punk divide) &mdash; were our decade.
They shaped us.
They're ours.      
People have written fondly about The Fifties:    
&bquo;Of all the provincial cities we visited regularly it was Manchester which continued to supply forbidden stories on a lavish scale.
It was here for example that Ian and Mick discovered the Caterers' Club, and full of enthusiasm took me there   one   grey afternoon after the pubs shut.
It was a small room with a <head>bar</head> , originally a shop but with the window boarded up.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40035" docsrc="bnc_ALL_1770">
<answer instance="bar.40035" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Pint, Tam.&equo;
Fireman Robb shouldered his way through the bat-wing doors of the &bquo;Seven Seas&equo; on the corner of Kilbowie Road.
He tapped his pipe out on the edge of the gleaming   spitoon   and looked up and down the bar.    
A man sitting in the alcove beneath the etched glass window depicting &bquo;The Pacific&equo;, stood up and walked across.
&bquo;Bill.
.?&equo; he asked.    
Fireman Robb half-turned in the act of paying sevenpence to the barman.
&bquo;Who&hellip;?&equo;
His bushy eyebrows shot up in recognition.
&bquo;Danny!&equo;
He clapped the newcomer gently on the shoulder and the <head>bar</head> shuddered.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40036" docsrc="bnc_CL6_46">
<answer instance="bar.40036" senseid="U"/>
<context>
In short, theology is no longer simply taken for granted or even accepted by society at large.
This is a situation of which modern theologians have been well aware &mdash; often too much so for the comfort of many in the churches &mdash; and with which they have tried in various ways to deal.    
Within that wider development, the credibility of Christian faith itself first came to be seriously challenged in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries &mdash; in what is commonly called the  Age of Reason   or the  Enlightenment  .
The chief mark of that period was a new confidence in the power of reason, as opposed to acceptance of authority, to discover truth: we find things out, not simply by believing what someone else tells us, but by considering the evidence, reflecting upon it, and accepting what can &bquo;prove itself at the <head>bar</head> of reason&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40038" docsrc="bnc_B16_809">
<answer instance="bar.40038" senseid="bar_chart%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
When constructing scatterplots, make the  Y   -axis one-half to two-thirds the length of the  X   -axis; as a guide, think of exercise paper, which is usually of these dimensions, turned on its side.    
Don't use awkward subdivisions of the scale; stick to units, twos and fives; computers can calculate accurately how to plot on scales rising by sevens but you will make mistakes.
Label the axes and their units of measurement.
When you are doing the first draft, label as many points on the axes as possible.        
Plotting the points on a scatterplot    
Plot each point carefully, using a symbol such as a cross; if more than one point lands on the same spot, you could plot the number of points represented (i.e. the numeral 2 if two points are superimposed).
Inspect the result and decide if it would look better if you stretched or shrunk the scale.        
Drawing a <head>bar</head> chart    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40039" docsrc="bnc_CE9_1453">
<answer instance="bar.40039" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
They used to come here, yes, to this hotel to spend their last nights before they went to that bridge to hurl themselves off, sometimes in front of a train; but now the line has gone and the track removed we don't get so many nuts coming to end their days.
Now only Alf Hurst, he farms the land either side of the cutting, uses it to get across but even Alf doesn't like it.
The wind always blows cold in that cutting and across the old bridge.&equo;    
John listened, fascinated with Steve's story.
&bquo;Mary and I took our dogs down there this afternoon and I must admit we didn't like it, Mary was quite frightened.
We won't go again I can assure you.&equo;
Steve nodded, &bquo;Very wise sir, they used to call the spot under the bridge, &bquo;Lover's Leap&equo;.
It's a brooding, desolate place that.&equo;
Mary came over to the <head>bar</head> , on that the two men stopped talking and smiled at her.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40041" docsrc="bnc_CRM_4806">
<answer instance="bar.40041" senseid="U"/>
<context>
 51   Cr-labelled T cells and recombinant human MIP-1  &bgr;   (from M. Tsang) were added to the plates, settled at 4&deg;C for 60min and rapidly warmed to 37&deg;C for 15min, after which non-adherent cells were washed off.
 &ggr;-   Emissions of the lysates of adherent cells were counted.
Background binding of T cells to BSA or collagen was less than 3%.
Data are expressed as a mean percentage of the binding of T cells from a representative experiment; lines represent standard errors.        
FIG. 2 Immobilized MIP-1  &bgr;   retained by heparin-BSA induces CD8  +   T-cell adhesion to co-immobilized VCAM-1 but other cytokines do not.    
a,    
MIP-1  &bgr;   (filled <head>bars</head> ) or control medium (open bars) was added to wells which had been coated with one of four possible combinations of VCAM-1 or BSA and heparin-BSA or BSA.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40042" docsrc="bnc_CBF_13672">
<answer instance="bar.40042" senseid="wine_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Yesterday's mourners included members of Elizabeth's family and staff from the computer firm Julie and her husband managed at Milton Keynes, Bucks.    
The tiny 14th-century St Botolph's was chosen for the funeral because daughter Sophie, now 22 months old, was christened there.    
During the 30-minute service the mourners sang Julie's favourite hymn, All Things Bright And Beautiful.
Family friend Stephen Watson spoke of her &bquo;zest for life and boundless energy&equo;.    
And then Julie Godwin was laid to rest.    
Among the flowers was a wreath of white lilies from her husband and Sophie.    
&bquo;We will love you always and completely,&equo; the message said.        
Woman's city rape ordeal    
A WOMAN was raped after she accepted a lift home from a fellow drinker at a City wine <head>bar</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40044" docsrc="bnc_ALL_1693">
<answer instance="bar.40044" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
He hunched his shoulders and stamped his way defiantly down the rest of the stairs and out into the cobbled street.    
Birds and beasts have senses we do not have.
They can see and smell lines and shapes that lead them through the darkest night, point out lines of demarcation, isolate territories.
Bull sniffed the rain on the evening air and hurried down the street towards the corner pub.
An invisible line ran past the corner, left at the second gas-lamp, straight as truth across the grass beside the upright sleepers that lined the railway track, and on towards the enemy territory of the Baltic Fleet.    
Heat and smoke buffeted him with welcoming arms as he entered the bar.
It was crowded with heavy drinkers.
At the <head>bar</head> stood several men, well-dressed, hair slicked back, sharing the knowing sympathy of lions waiting until something passed that struck them as worth killing.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40045" docsrc="bnc_A0R_992">
<answer instance="bar.40045" senseid="wine_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He returned and sat on his cold, leather sofa flicking channels.    
He did not call Amanda for a week.
When he did her answerphone answered.
Don did not have backache that night.
He did not have a headache although he listened to his old albums at full volume.
He did not have indigestion although he ate ready salted crisps with his whisky.
Nor was he in the least tired until well after midnight.      
The next night he remembered to pick up a video on the way back from work.
He sat upright on the sofa and watched the whole film.
Then, the following night, half-way through a political thriller, he became so restless that he rewound the tape and took it back to the shop; but the shop was closed.
The third night he went straight from work to a wine <head>bar</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40047" docsrc="bnc_CGX_1488">
<answer instance="bar.40047" senseid="U"/>
<context>
 It is even more of a coincidence that your letter arrived at the same time as Mrs Hart's.   
 I wonder if many of these machines are still around?                           
We pay &pound;5 for every letter we publish, provided it has not already been accepted or published elsewhere, plus a year's subscription to the magazine for a Star Letter.    
omitted advertisement    
omitted pattern    
omitted picture    
omitted picture    
omitted advertisement    
omitted advertisement            
SPOTLIGHT    
MAKING USE OF THE GARTER <head>BAR</head>    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40048" docsrc="bnc_CBF_550">
<answer instance="bar.40048" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40048" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
The multi-millionaire composer picked the actress after her performances in Evita and Les Miserables.    
Patti, 43, will play faded screen star Norma Desmond &mdash; a role immortalised by Gloria Swanson in the classic 1950 Hollywood film.
She pipped actress Meryl Streep to the part &mdash; although Streep could still take over when the show opens in the US.
&bquo;I am delighted,&equo; said Lloyd Webber.        
Last chance    
BANKER Lorrain Osman, 60, held in custody for 5&frac12; years, was yesterday granted a final appeal by the High Court against being sent to Hong Kong on fraud charges.        
Work, rest and steal    
SWEET-TOOTHED thieves made off with 230,000 Mars <head>Bars</head> in a cheeky raid on the world-famous chocolate factory.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40050" docsrc="bnc_C9U_1078">
<answer instance="bar.40050" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
John has been brought to the bar, &bquo;a paradise for bachelors&equo;, by his randy friend Ernest (played by Dustin's real friend Stanley Beck).
She goes back to his four-room bachelor apartment at 52 Riverside Drive.
They go to bed as strangers and then spend the weekend alternately insulting each other and making up, trying to find out if they are fond of each other.
We learn with them that he designs furniture (as Harry Hoffman did) and she works in a gallery of primitive art on Madison Avenue, but only in the end do they reveal their names to each other.
When they first meet at the bar, he says to her, &bquo;What did you say your name was?&equo; 'I didn't say.
What's yours?&equo;
But they are interrupted and they do not bother to ask the question again during the whole weekend.
Obviously, unlike the <head>bar</head> in TV's  Cheers  , Maxwell's Plum was not a place &bquo;where everybody knows your name&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40051" docsrc="bnc_AB5_551">
<answer instance="bar.40051" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40051" senseid="U"/>
<context>
It was also a problem for David as well because he wasn't getting any gigs and he wasn't doing any recording work.    
One evening, David, Barry, Christina and John Hutchinson were all sitting in my front room and talking about what we could actually do to earn some money It was suggested that we might go down to one of the local pubs which held regular jazz nights, to see if they had an evening free and perhaps we could run a folk club just one evening a week and maybe charge people to come in and make a few pennies for ourselves.    
Having agreed that this was a good idea, David and I went down to a pub called The Three Tuns, which is in Beckenham High Street.
The landlord said that we could have the hall on Sunday evenings to run the club, and we could have it for nothing as he would make his money on increased <head>bar</head> sales.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40053" docsrc="bnc_ALS_161">
<answer instance="bar.40053" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
For Captain Pugwash it was a moment of total triumph.
Not only had he earned the Huge Reward but for once, indeed the only time without Tom's help, he had outwitted his most terrible enemy and he could not resist cocking a very vulgar snook at Cut-throat Jake as he went over to shake the Dragoon officer by the hand.    
&bquo;Stuttering Starfish!
That was stout work, Colonel,&equo; cried the Captain.
&bquo;You could hardly have done it without  us  , of course, but never mind that.
Be so good now as to march these miscreants to Mutton House.
 We   will look after the brandy.&equo;      
It was soon after that that Tom the cabin boy's Aunt Clarabel asked him to put the cat out.
The <head>bar</head> was still full of happy drinkers, but none saw what Tom saw as he opened the door into Witchball Street.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40054" docsrc="bnc_A16_659">
<answer instance="bar.40054" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
A soft broom produces a smooth surface; a stiff broom a lightly textured surface, and a wood float a smooth, non-slip surface.
If the workshop has a timber floor, obviously the finish is not important              
ROOFING A CONSERVATORY    
If you're planning to build your own lean-to sun room or conservatory, it is essential to get the roof right.
If you don't, there will be endless problems with leaks.
One efficient method of covering the roof is to combine twin wall Lexon Thermoclear sheeting with Twinfix aluminium structural glazing bar.
So before launching out to buy materials, send for literature from each company.
This will help with recommendations such as the ratio between sheet thickness, width and the distances between glazing <head>bar</head> centres.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40056" docsrc="bnc_A1Y_28">
<answer instance="bar.40056" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40056" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The employee's affidavit was already in existence and the copy when first received by the defendants was not privileged.    
To produce a further copy, albeit for the purposes of obtaining advice, was closely parallel to obtaining further copies for the purposes of litigation when the original was not privileged, so that Chadwick v Bowman (1886) 16 QBD 561 was closely in point.    
The difficulty arose in the present case because of the Divisional Court's decision in R v Board of Inland Revenue, Ex parte Goldberg (1989) QB 267.
The applicant, a member of the Tax <head>Bar</head> , had been served with notices under the Taxes Management Act 1970 requiring him to produce copies of documents which were in his possession for the purpose of providing legal advice to clients, who had not authorised disclosure.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40058" docsrc="bnc_AS3_1561">
<answer instance="bar.40058" senseid="snack_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
So it was naturally with great affection and nostalgia that as an adult I laced up my boots on a damp October morning at the starting point in the station car park at Bridge of Orchy, in preparation to find out what really lurked at the top of Beinn Dorain.
I've always found the settlements on the A82 between Crianlarich and Glencoe most peculiar.
Crianlarich, Tyndrum and Bridge of Orchy are melancholy, stranded little hamlets that the internal combustion engine has mutated into service stations for coach parties and crumpled, travel-weary motorists.
A gift shop, a snack <head>bar</head> and a petrol station is not exactly a model, thriving Highland community, and the disquieting feeling that these places now exist only to empty the contents of your wallet if you so much as slow down is not a pleasant one.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40060" docsrc="bnc_A0B_316">
<answer instance="bar.40060" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
Thus walls were often covered with, and the bar partitions made of, tongue-and-groove boarding, which was often grained.
Floors were frequently made from bare wooden boards or stone slab.
The exception was in the treatment of the bar itself, which was often treated as a decorative eyecatcher.    
This approach to design could formerly be seen in the Public Bar of the White Swan, Bradford Street, Deritend, Birmingham (owned by Allied's Ansells division).
This 1900 pub has a tongue-and-groove dado, about which the walls are covered with glazed tiles.
The focus of the design was the decorative bar and its back display area, whose strong lighting made it the centrepiece of the pub.
This concept has, however, been ruined by the introduction of a <head>bar</head> overhang with secondary lighting which obscure views of the back-bar display.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40061" docsrc="bnc_ART_1157">
<answer instance="bar.40061" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40061" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40061" senseid="U"/>
<context>
They spouted the need for hard line, no compromise, battle tactics and urged for the medium of roack/pop music to be used for propaganda purposes.
Sensing a valuable communications network, the Kinnock-led Labour Party encouraged musical involvement.
Everything pointed the way towards a better political awareness for young people.
Well meant as it may have been, one wonders what accusations would have sprouted had the Tory Party used similar methods.    
The apparent liberalism of Morrissey would seem to be a touch out of vogue here, although a hardening of his attitudes was clear during those few weeks.
Without a record or any other reason to be in print, Morrissey was to be heard advocating the necessary use of political violence in support of CND and in his approval of the Animal Liberation Front's great Mars <head>Bar</head> hoax.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40063" docsrc="bnc_AYM_1221">
<answer instance="bar.40063" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40063" senseid="U"/>
<context>
STYLE &amp; COMFORT    
When you visit your local Beefeater, you'll discover that it has its own individual style and character with tasteful decor, comfortable furnishings and a relaxing atmosphere.     
Dishes and wines featured are available at time of going to press 9/89.        
SPOILT FOR CHOICE    
There is a mouthwatering choice of excellent value for money dishes on the Beefeater menu.
New seasonal selections are added throughout the year; offering a variety of both traditional favourites, as well as more adventurous dishes.
For our younger visitors we offer&equo; Junior Diner&equo; portions of selected dishes and for the very young, our famous totally additive free Mr. Men Meals are also available.        
FRIENDLY <head>BAR</head>    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40064" docsrc="bnc_ANY_2790">
<answer instance="bar.40064" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
On the third warning, he's fired.
Shouldn't take more than a fortnight.
All right?&equo;    
&bquo;Right,&equo; said Terry, putting his pipe back between his teeth.    
&bquo;The next question,&equo; said Wilcox, &bquo;is quality control in the machine shop.
Now I've got some figures here &mdash;&equo;    
&bquo;Excuse me,&equo; said Robyn.    
&bquo;Yes, what is it?&equo; said Wilcox, looking up impatiently from his spreadsheet.    
&bquo;Do I understand that you are proposing to pressure a man into making mistakes so that you can sack him?&equo;    
Wilcox stared at Robyn.
There was a long silence, such as falls over a saloon <head>bar</head> in a Western at moments of confrontation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40066" docsrc="bnc_A30_89">
<answer instance="bar.40066" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
We do have traditional travelling people but we also have a lot of people these days who are dropping out of society and who do not want to stay put anywhere.&equo;    
Hughie Smith, president of the National Gypsy Council, a body set up to fight for the rights of gypsies, said: &bquo;The point is that York does have hundreds of acres of land.
There are areas that are perfectly acceptable to the travelling people who use York.
There is no reason why York could not provide a site like other neighbouring authorities.    
&bquo;It is not a function of a district council, which York is, to provide accommodation so they have an eviction policy for gypsies.
The quicker a site is provided the better it will be for everyone&hellip;
It is not the fault of the gypsies this is happening but short-sighted legislation.&equo;        
International <head>Bar</head> Association Conference: Special tax to cover costs of legal aid urged    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40067" docsrc="bnc_AB9_50">
<answer instance="bar.40067" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
With his much-loved Francesca came her four younger brothers for whom, as the eldest child of a widow, she had always considered herself responsible.
All four were talented musicians and difficult people, in varying degrees; Tristram.
one of the twenty-four-year-old twins, had proved the most difficult, perhaps because he was not the most talented.
McLeish gritted his teeth, and, trying not to consider the implications of what he had been told.
made one quick phone call, then took the lift down and walked across the road from New Scotland Yard to the little caf&eacute; which was, as usual, full of workmen engaged in rebuilding the offices in the area.    
Stopping to buy a paper, he caught sight of Francesca through the window, perched on one of the <head>bar</head> stools, totally unconscious of the table full of men next to her all eyeing her long legs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40069" docsrc="bnc_CDF_1416">
<answer instance="bar.40069" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Retiring tenants sell their tenancy to a purchaser who must be approved by the company: applications are handled by Estates, usually by Mike Lester personally.
As is customary in the trade, tenants purchase all fixtures and fittings (including bar furnishings), initially from the company and subsequently from the outgoing tenant.
Goodwill is specifically excluded from the selling price (again, this is customary in the trade).
The price is invariably agreed on the basis of figures submitted by an independent licensed property valuer.
The price at which tenancies change hands is currently within the range &pound;115,000 to &pound;155,000.    
Tenants are required to purchase all liquor, soft drinks and <head>bar</head> items such as crisps and tobacco from Palatine, though at a discount, and they are expected to make their living from the profits after deduction of rent (paid to Palatine), wages, rates, lighting and heating, etc.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40070" docsrc="bnc_C9H_1553">
<answer instance="bar.40070" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In bars 1, 2, 18 and 19, use finger 3 on strings 5 and 6 at fret 3.
Some players can cover both strings at once, but if you're like me you'll have to move finger 3 from one string to the other when required, holding the C chord with fingers 1 and 2 only.      
4)      
Remember to use the thumb of your fretting hand for string 6 on the F and G chord shapes!      
5)      
For those not familiar with musical shorthand: the two dots in bar 1 and bar 8 mean &bquo;repeat the passage between the dots&equo;.
So, first time through you take the &bquo;first time bar&equo; (ie. bar 8) and return to start back at bar 1 again.
The second time through you miss out the first time <head>bar</head> (8) and take the second time bar (9) and continue on with bars 10, 11 etc.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40072" docsrc="bnc_ADA_677">
<answer instance="bar.40072" senseid="coffee_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I did not even complain to the British Medical Association &mdash; as I was in law entitled so to do &mdash; about the gross impertinence of a certain toothy and incompetent doctor in this very borough who imagined in his stupidity that I was incapable of reading upside-down the notes he was making on the other side of a desk at which I was once unwise enough to sit.
I do not make a fuss, I do not rant and splutter.
I simply remove myself, calmly, and with a dignity that must be noticed even by those who would have to look the word up in a dictionary to get some faint glimmer of an idea of what the concept actually means.    
But a distaste for gossip should not be construed as a total reluctance to express the truth about another person's behaviour when no possible alternative exists as a way of defending myself.
And so, however unwillingly, and before I return to the dark-haired girl in the coffee <head>bar</head> , I feel obliged to describe now an almost incredible tale about my former friend Robert.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40073" docsrc="bnc_AMD_2581">
<answer instance="bar.40073" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
There's an open plan dining room, and Herr Wagner the friendly owner does the cooking himself.
Dinner is three courses with a salad buffet.
Once a week guest can enjoy a traditional Tyrolean buffet.
The pension also houses a sauna and solarium for which a local charge is made.    
14 bedrooms; single available.        
PENSION MARIA (2)    
Set in a quiet location amid flower filled meadows, the Pension Maria is just a ten minute stroll from the centre of Soll and all its amenities.
We are pleased to offer this pension which has been a firm favourite with British guests for many years.
Beautifully decorated inside and out, the Maria offers a good standard of accommodation and traditional family hospitality at a reasonable price.
The pension has a cosy TV lounge and rustic <head>bar</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40075" docsrc="bnc_ASD_2464">
<answer instance="bar.40075" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
My life's at last begun,    
Sing Hallelujah, Hey nonny-no,    
Hey nonny-no, Hey nonny-no,    
It's time I had some fun,    
Today though hardly a jolly day,    
At least has set me free,    
We'll all have a lovely holiday    
On the island of Capri!    
In a bar on the Piccola Marina    
Life called to Mrs Wentworth-Brewster&hellip;      
Noel Coward,  A <head>Bar</head> On The Piccola Marina            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40076" docsrc="bnc_CH2_6727">
<answer instance="bar.40076" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
HOUSEWIFE Sarah Fox's dream of making a fortune from soap that FLOATS has disappeared down the plughole.    
For nobody wanted to know about her bathtime invention.    
And last night as the bubble burst, Sarah said: &bquo;I've sunk &pound;10,000 into the project.
Now enough's enough.    
&bquo;I still believe I've come up with one of the greatest innovations of modern times.
But, sadly, nobody appears interested.&equo;    
The bathtime problems of sinking soap first dawned on Sarah, 42, when her four children were still small.    
Bars turned gooey as they slid underwater &mdash; then the youngsters slipped on them when they stood up to get out.    
When Sarah couldn't find any &bquo;floating soap&equo; in the shops, she decided to make it herself.    
Early attempts &mdash; including putting a ping-pong ball inside a soap <head>bar</head> &mdash; sank without trace.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40078" docsrc="bnc_CRC_3084">
<answer instance="bar.40078" senseid="bar_code%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
An alternative way of extracting more from the spectrum, known as Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) shows promise.    
Though the eventual solution remains unclear, it is unlikely that this small corner of electronics can resist an industry-wide trend.
But, until recently, manufacturers have been reluctant to acknowledge the difficulties.
Britain's Department of Trade and Industry notified European developers nearly 18 months ago of the problems that their system might cause for people who wear hearing aids.
It never received a reply.        
Retail technology    
Remote control    
TROY, MICHIGAN    
WHEN George Bush was startled by the sight of a supermarket cashier using a laser to read bar codes, he looked like Rip Van Winkle on Main Street.
<head>Bar</head> codes are old hat in retailing.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40079" docsrc="bnc_AR2_381">
<answer instance="bar.40079" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40079" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40079" senseid="U"/>
<context>
He'd use it to identify and locate all the landmarks which he had stared up at during his exhausting explorations, now seen from a very different perspective; he knew the names of all the streets where the distant, anonymous towers of the banks and finance companies were sited, having worn himself out many times by walking along them, fascinated by the scenes glimpsed behind their mirrored, darkened or tinted glass windows and walls.
Now he'd sit and stare at those same walls made transparent by all the lights left on at night.
From his local library he got photocopies of the maps of his district for 1811, 1843 and 1871; he'd sit there and try to work out how the changes in the maps related to the view at night; where the darkness of rookeries, courts and tenements had been replaced with the darkness of lampless parks and public gardens.
He worked out where The <head>Bar</head> was on his maps, and then checked this perspective against the actual view &mdash; from where he saw the city it looked like The Bar was right in the middle of it, not hidden away at all like it was on the map.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40081" docsrc="bnc_C9M_2764">
<answer instance="bar.40081" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The 7th (D) here, if played, would be natural and not a major 7th (D&sharp;) as the guitar accompaniment makes frequent use of a sus 4 chord on the bars of A: that chord containing A, D natural and E. Check out both tab suggestions here to find your preferred position &mdash; they both work equally well.
Keep this section light and relaxed, and make it flow as smoothly as you can.    
2      
Four bars leading up to the chorus using the same notes as before, but a more basic pattern and an octave down, until the chorus comes in loud and heavy, a complete contrast with its barrages of driving sixteenth notes.
Make sure to articulate these clearly, alternating your plucking fingers except where raking from the 1st to 2nd strings (notes E to A and D to A).
Note the use of the open A string to facilitate position changes.      
3      
Four <head>bars</head> bridge around A, again using the root, perfect 4th and 5th intervals A, D and E, with a nicely varied rhythmic content.      
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40082" docsrc="bnc_AR2_514">
<answer instance="bar.40082" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40082" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40082" senseid="U"/>
<context>
He knew of course that he never could meet them, but he wanted so badly to talk to them that he would get out their letters and pictures from his box of papers and talk quietly to them anyway.    
Boy did not keep in this box the letters that arrived once a week at his flat, regularly, on a Tuesday morning, letters which also began &bquo;Dear Boy&equo; or &bquo;My Dear Boy&equo;, but which were all signed &bquo;Father&equo;.
Boy did not throw these letters away; he kept them all, and indeed read them not only on the day that they arrived but again and again during the week before the arrival of the next one, but he did not keep these letters in his box, and he did not reply to them either.          
SIX, SEVEN AND EIGHT    
The Bar was not just a place, but also a person; The Bar  was   Madame.
Madame was there every night, she was The <head>Bar</head> and she was also the reason why so many of us went there all the time.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40084" docsrc="bnc_BNC_1322">
<answer instance="bar.40084" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
There were some men in the bar who eyed her up, who had eyed Gloria.
If they only knew.
It was why there were places such as Black Street.
She would, not in a hundred years, have ever thought for Tom.
It was Tom?
For &mdash; and Heaven knew Gloria was no saint &mdash; there were two sides to every story.
But whatever way now, both of them, the damage done, had a lesson in the warning.    
There was low music in the lounge.
It was very relaxing.
Sophisticated.
The plastic potted plants, a wild profusion, looked real, for, a few drinks in you, it might be a <head>bar</head> in Seville, which was, of all the places she had been, her most romantic city.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40085" docsrc="bnc_AM0_1317">
<answer instance="bar.40085" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
It is run by a lady called Popi, offering both self catering accommodation and bed and breakfast.
The studios have full cooking facilities, all with shower, wc and balconies.
Eating and drinking out is easy as the street is full of caf&eacute;s and bars.    
The beach is all of fifty metres away across the road and is great for lazy days sunbathing.
The Popi also has   its   own roof terrace and is ideally situated &mdash; right next door to the Nitsa studios, so you'll never be short of company and action.        
NITSA STUDIOS    
The Nitsa Studios are in an excellent position being practically next door to the Popi studios.
It's only a short stroll to the beach and seven minutes from the &bquo;Street of Much Music&equo; with its <head>bars</head> and restaurants and Heaven, the disco.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40087" docsrc="bnc_A3A_399">
<answer instance="bar.40087" senseid="bar%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
If East Germans have the freedom to choose, can we really be confident that they would prefer to face the difficulties of establishing a capitalist economy and democratic system on their own?
Might they not think it more sensible to throw in their lot with their fellow Germans west of the Elbe, who know as much about running a liberal capitalist society as anybody, and have abundant reserves of capital, not to speak of generous welfare benefits?    
Today a main thrust of Moscow's security policy is to eliminate the possibility of crises escalating; pressing economic priorities push it towards cutting defence spending and integrating with the world economy.
Military intervention in Germany would be a disaster for the Russians, so it is no longer clear that the threat of this will continue to be a <head>bar</head> to German self-determination.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40088" docsrc="bnc_CA9_234">
<answer instance="bar.40088" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40088" senseid="U"/>
<context>
This scrutinisation takes all of a split second.
She had on a superb raspberry pink swagger coat.
 (Probably &pound;600 quids worth of Max Mara &mdash; you should seriously consider killing for it.)   
It contrasted nicely with my black Escada twin-set and leather skirt.
Malc struck his usual pose: hands in pockets, shoulders hunched, eyes peering over the top of his specs.    
&bquo;Now then!&equo;
A hug!    
Six feet four inches of Kenneth paces up and down behind us, muttering about time and traffic.
We're early, so we call in at a pub.
Kenneth leading the way, trench mac billowing, we running three steps to his one to keep   up.
Duck to the <head>bar</head> , ducklings panting to a seat.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40090" docsrc="bnc_A8W_478">
<answer instance="bar.40090" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40090" senseid="U"/>
<context>
If its demands for a &bquo;representative&equo; government are not met there is likely to be a general strike on Monday.    
Mr Urbanec, who is to hold further talks with Mr Havel today &mdash; this time in front of television cameras &mdash; conceded that the party realised it was held in deep mistrust by the public, and accepted that henceforth it could only be part of the political spectrum.    
But Mr Urbanec pointed to hardline resistance to change within the party by revealing to the opposition that he had spent three hours seeking, apparently in vain, to persuade regional party barons that their &bquo;policy of power&equo; could not continue.    
As Mr Urbanec met the opposition for the first time, it appeared increasingly likely that his predecessor, Mr Milos Jakes, would eventually find himself behind <head>bars</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40092" docsrc="bnc_AMW_301">
<answer instance="bar.40092" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
The entertainments team put on lively shows and just hours after arriving at Romantica I agreed to &bquo;star&equo; in their evening production of the musical &bquo;Grease&equo;.    
Some of the other holiday-makers didn't speak much English&hellip; but that's the beauty of HCI, everyone is there to have a good time and you find you make friends even if you don't speak the same language.    
Overall, a really wonderful place &mdash; a tropical island, a sports paradise, a delightful golden, sandy beach, plenty to occupy the children, and evening entertainment&hellip; what more could anyone want from their holiday!    
Suzy Walton    
Travel Correspondent, LBC Radio      
CLUB FACILITIES    
Swimming pool; gardens and sun terraces; free poolside sunloungers.    
Beach <head>bar</head> ; nightclub bar.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40094" docsrc="bnc_ABH_780">
<answer instance="bar.40094" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Miss Roybal-Allard argues that a lawyer who is sleeping with a divorce client may not try too hard to reconcile husband and wife.    
The state bar would prefer to set a blanket rule governing all types of lawyers.
It has argued that a total ban on sex may be unnecessary; it would prefer to have rules that prevent a lawyer from bullying a client to have sex.
The Los Angeles bar &mdash; home to 26,000 lawyers &mdash; reckons that its existing rules, which &bquo;prohibit sexual relations with a client when such relations would impair the parties' decision-making abilities&equo;, are sufficient.
A total ban might also be opposed as an unconstitutional invasion of privacy.    
If the state <head>bar</head> decides against a complete ban, Miss Roybal-Allard may introduce a new bill requiring it to have one.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40096" docsrc="bnc_CM2_920">
<answer instance="bar.40096" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Whenever a program runs, then, a sequence of such translations between levels of language is set up, but, and here is an important point, no particular lower-level translation is necessary for the program to achieve its purposes.
Yet more importantly, the upper levels of the program have no access to the levels below them: the programmer who writes at the topmost, or accessible, level has no need to know how his program is being translated, even though for certain purposes he might wish to find out.    
This phenomenon is very suggestive of a feature of conscious experience: our lack of conscious access to how we perform the details of activities, both &bquo;mental&equo; and &bquo;physical&equo;, if that distinction makes a rough sort of sense here.
When someone says &bquo;We went to a <head>bar</head> and ordered a drink&equo;, plain men and   parsing specialists all agree that the sense of &bquo;bar&equo; in question is a drinking place and not a rod of iron.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40098" docsrc="bnc_ADG_11">
<answer instance="bar.40098" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
I'm wearing a denim waistcoat, cheesecloth shirt and baggy denim jeans, and I'm smiling fit to burst, as I always seem to be in photographs.
The year is 1977.    
That was the year I went on my first diet.
I cut it out of  Cosmopolitan   magazine: an article entitled &bquo;Think Yourself Thin&equo;, illustrated by a blonde woman in a bikini being carried on the arms of two grinning, solid young men.
The bikini is tiny, three triangles of cotton crochet, and her ribs protrude so much that she looks as if she is made of corrugated paper.
I keep her photograph under my pillow, for inspiration.    
I have a boyfriend, a serious one; his name is John.
He likes &bquo;skinny women&equo; and &bquo;small bums in tight jeans&equo;, he says.
He lives on a diet of Mars <head>bars</head> , peanut butter sarnies, and a cake we call a vanilla slice &mdash; three layers of melting pastry, vanilla custard and cream.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40099" docsrc="bnc_AMD_1502">
<answer instance="bar.40099" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
You will be greeted with a welcome drink, and once a week you can enjoy a romantic candle-lit dinner.    
Lift; 65 bedrooms.        
GASTHOF STERN(3)    
Situated right in the centre of the village this hotel has always been popular with British holidaymakers.
The Stern is a typical Austrian Inn, and offers good value for money and a lively, informal atmosphere.
All Enterprise rooms are located in the new wing and are twin bedded with a private bathroom, and a balcony, a fridge, cooking rings and a sitting area.
On the premises is a Cafe and Stube, and a restaurant where Continental breakfast and an excellent three course dinner with a choice of main course is served.
A la carte and vegetarian meals are also available.
The Stern boasts a lively <head>bar</head> and disco in the cellar, plus a free car park for the convenience of its guests.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40101" docsrc="bnc_CH8_1704">
<answer instance="bar.40101" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I stayed with my mother's parents in Eltham and I wrote to every theatre company and virtually every person in the world, but nobody would even look at me because I hadn't done drama school.
Then a film that I'd made in India opened, and the producer of the film gave me a list of agents' names, and said, &bquo;You are going to be a star.
This is the list of all the people you have to ring up.&equo;
One of these unlikely people was Malcolm Muggeridge.
How I thought he could help me I don't know, but he invited me for lunch, anyway, and he was lovely.
I got a job eventually, but it took a long time.        
DUDLEY MOORE    
My first public performance was behind a chair &mdash; I refused to sing unless I had a chair in front of me.
I don't know why, I think it was that familiar feeling of being behind <head>bars</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40102" docsrc="bnc_CH6_7834">
<answer instance="bar.40102" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Judo aces Ray Stephens and Kate Howey have had money stopped just like archer Simon Terry &mdash; as revealed in the Mirror.    
Kate, 19, of Andover, Hants, who won a bronze medal, said: &bquo;You bring honour to your country and they stop your money.&equo;
The DSS said they were not paid because they were unavailable for work.    
Silver-medallist Ray, 29, of South London, said: &bquo;I met Princess Anne and John Major there but that seems a sick joke now.&equo;     
HONOUR: Kate        
WILLS'S LOONY NOSH-UP    
KEVIN O'SULLIVAN    
HUNGRY royal cowboy Prince William tucked into an amazing dish on his Wild West holiday &mdash; a loony burger.    
American <head>bar</head> owner Jim Loran served up the speciality of the house &mdash; a six-inch wide burger in an ordinary-size bun, topped off with a huge helping of fried mushrooms and three cheeses.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40105" docsrc="bnc_AC6_1544">
<answer instance="bar.40105" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
I felt like those women and men who openly sold their favours.
Why should not people do as they pleased with their own bodies?
And I thought some of the girls were extraordinarily attractive in their outrageous costumes and theatrical make-up.
I envied them their sexual freedom and their self-assured dignity, and I despised the British vice squads that ran them in and were not above enjoying their charms for a consideration.
Since I hated the police, it was natural that I should feel myself aligned with the prostitutes.    
The girls in the  barrio chino   of Spanish cities were of all ages, sizes and nationalities.
We used to go to a certain <head>bar</head> and sit at our favourite table, where we would be joined by a pair of bedizened harridans with dyed orange hair and chipped scarlet fingernails.
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&bquo;Used to be an engineer in the RFC in the war, so he not only keeps the ship's stores, but knows everything about motor cars &mdash; and ma plane.&equo;    
&bquo;Captain Robins told me you flew a plane.&equo;    
&bquo;An old Gloster,&equo; Reid said.
&bquo;She was once owned by a flying school, so she has dual controls.
The flying school went bust.
She's an ancient lass, I call her Nellie, but she can take me all the way to Sanderstown if I want a night out with bright lights.
She takes off from a field behind the hospital.
I had her shipped out from England as deck cargo.&equo;    
Not far from the ship's chandler was Mick's Bar, a local pub with green shutters and heavily protected doors.    
&bquo;They're needed sometimes.&equo;
Reid saw me looking at the iron <head>bars</head> .
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<answer instance="bar.40108" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Her favourite line was Bernhardt's, and this she copied into the front of each of the eighteen notebooks, at least the five of them that I still have;  Oh well, I'll just buy the theatre  .    
She didn't just pin them up on her walls, these women, she studied them.    
And she carried them all up on stage with her when she climbed those six steps to sing her song.
(Of course we understood none of this really, we just thought she was fabulous; when she left us, simply left us, taking only the jewels, we were terrified and had no idea of how to keep things going.
We had not watched closely enough; we had simply paid our money over the bar and hoped &mdash; without knowing it &mdash; that Madame would always be there to open the doors and close them behind us.
We thought that our evenings in The <head>Bar</head> could simply be bought.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40109" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40109" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Sponsored initially by BDP, it is planned to become an annual event.     
Winning chair by Brinkworth and Thomas of the RCA        
Instant Heroes    
ADT Press has launched a new series of monographs entitled  DesignFiles   which will attempt to review the work of some of Britain's most innovative and influential young designers and architects.
First out of the hat comes  Plans and Elevations: Ben Kelly Design   and  Jasper Morrison; plans, projects and drawings, 1981&ndash;89  .
The former comprises a straightforward survey of Kelly's projects, from McLaren/Westwood's early 1970s Seditionaries shop to the Dry 201 <head>Bar</head> in Manchester of 1989, intercut with an eclectic series of essays on Kelly's iconoclastic career.    
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<instance id="bar.40111" docsrc="bnc_AS7_1809">
<answer instance="bar.40111" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
Happily, the stories live on, such as the visiting sportsman who, when boasting about his prowess with the gun, was easily put down by a local crofter: &bquo;Man, that is nothing.
The other day I was out on the hill when I came upon a herd of four stags, and I shot five of them, just as easy as that.&equo;    
I remember one evening in the bar, hearing a group of English anglers complaining bitterly.
They had been lured miles into the hills by reports of a distant loch, full of superb fish that hadn't seen artificial fly or an angler for years.
Not surprisingly, they returned fishless, exhausted and furious at having wasted the day and so much of their breath.
After dinner, they lined the <head>bar</head> , talking loudly about the perfidy of Highlanders and bemoaning their ten-mile, fishless walk.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40112" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bar.40112" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The Comfort of Strangers must have looked good on paper.
An Ian McEwan novel adapted by Harold Pinter and shot by Paul Schrader in a very Orientalised Venice, mannered Anglo angst meets muscular American attitude on the edge of the Western World.
But while the movie has its moments, with Christopher Walken particularly impressive as a predatory aristocrat eager to sink his fingers into the sulky flesh of Rupert Everett, this is a pretty clunking effort.
High art trash        
Despite the stink it raised in some quarters,  The Krays   made perfect sense as a symptom of the curious British habit of turning petty villains into national folk heroes.
Silent Scream attempts to do the same for Larry Winters, a Glaswegian murderer who waxed poetic behind <head>bars</head> before topping himself.
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<answer instance="bar.40114" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Erika, who had never set eyes on Hetta in her life, stoutly agreed, and even Paul, making a dishevelled appearance, said with his new courtliness that he would like to meet her, causing Frau Nordern to raise a sceptical eyebrow and warn him not to be sarcastic at that time of the morning.    
&bquo;So.&equo;
Erika stood up.
&bquo;I'm going to the gym.
I can tell Fr&auml;ulein Silber that I'll be staying with her next week then?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes,&equo; Frau Nordern looked at her mail and added, ruefully, &bquo;I wouldn't mind staying with her myself.&equo;    
The sun had broken through as Erika went to the bus-stop and by the time she had reached school it was quite warm, this pleasing Erika who feared that really severe weather would cause Uncle Karl to cancel the tour of Berlin the next day.
In the gym, though, in front of the school video team, Fr&auml;ulein Silber was at her most severe, even criticising Erika's warm-up exercises and clapping her hands with exasperation at Erika's run-up, that curved and crucial approach to the <head>bar</head> .    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40115" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40115" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Book 14 days ahead and stay over a Saturday night.        
Business Travel: Off to Athens    
DAN-Air has a cut-price &pound;199 &bquo;seat sale&equo; fare for passengers flying Gatwick-Athens.
It is available until May 31.        
Business Travel: BA bargains    
DOMESTIC &bquo;Bargain Fares&equo; are extended until May 15.
British Airways is charging &pound;79 for round-trip flights ex-Heathrow to Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle.
Booking conditions apply.        
Business Travel: Chelsea score    
AVOID food and drink bills when staying in London.
The four-star Sarova Chelsea hotel (071&ndash;589 6000) has a special &pound;141 room rate per night, which includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus <head>bar</head> bills and all local phone calls.        
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40117" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40117" senseid="U"/>
<context>
A glorious red butterfly with sapphire blue eyes on its wingtips fluttered and curtsied in front of me, moorland sheep scuttled reluctantly off the track as I ploughed towards them and a group of walkers cursed as they struggled up the bank.    
Once you got to the top, you have a stunning view and a choice.
Turning right will take you to the Lion Inn at Blakey &mdash; one of the highest pubs in the land, perched on a windswept ridge and surrounded by Standing Stones.    
Instead, we turned left and then right, down Blakey Bank to Farndale.
Freewheeling down this long, windy road can be especially exhilarating because emergency action is often needed to dodge the tractors that chug around the hedge-blind corners.    
Our descent ended in delightful Farndale, at the Feversham Arms to be precise.
Here we ate a huge lunchtime <head>bar</head> meal in the garden, overlooking the dale and its daffodil fields.    
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<answer instance="bar.40118" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bar.40118" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Murder squad detectives were questioning four men yesterday.    
A spokesman said: &bquo;We are still seeking another man.&equo;        
A MAN was found stabbed to death yesterday after an all-night party to celebrate his engagement.    
Isadore Johnson, 29, from London, had been staying at the party house in Northampton.        
THE KRAYS&hellip;
YOU'VE READ THE BOOK, SEEN THE MOVIE, NOW PLAY THE COMPUTER GAME!    
SAMUEL JAMES    
JAILED gangsters Reg and Ronnie Kray are all set to rule the East End again &mdash; in a kids' computer game.    
From behind <head>bars</head> , the notorious twins &mdash; already the subject of books and a film &mdash; have commissioned a firm to create a game based on their Sixties reign of terror in Bethnal Green.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40120" senseid="bar%1:23:00::"/>
<context>
Cooled engine bleed air is controlled by a single rotary knob marked  closed   and  pressurise  , with spring-loaded positions either side for hotter or cooler and an over-ride demist position that ducts warm airflow to canopy and windscreen.    
The insignificant flap switch is just behind the chunky throttles with their redundant rotating twist-grips for the gunsight's rangefinder and thumb-operated rocker switch for the six-segment airbrakes rotating out of both upper and lower wing surfaces.
Below them are the   fuel cock levers, and ahead of them are the emergency undercarriage buttons and extend/retract knob for alternate airbrake operation.
After selection, both these systems are manually pumped out using a fore-and-aft lever beside one's right thigh with an extending red-topped handle like a heavy walking stick.
Gear, flaps and airbrakes are all normally moved by the 250 <head>bar</head> hydraulics, but the flaps have no standby system.    
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<answer instance="bar.40121" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
G Major scale:    
G A B C D E F&sharp; G    
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1    
As well as the above scale type there are also a few arpeggio ideas employed.
These are found as follows:    
1      
G major &mdash; bars 4 and 6      
2      
E minor &mdash; bar 7      
3      
D major &mdash; <head>bar</head> 11      
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<context>
In a corner a drunk was singing quietly to himself.
A group of men were leaning against the bar, their backs to the doorway.
There was a low hum of conversation.
Luke recognised Gallagher.    
&bquo;Gallagher!&equo;
Luke's voice was high and harsh.
All conversation ceased and everyone turned around.
Surprise showed on Gallagher's face.    
&bquo;What are you two doin' here?&equo; he asked.    
&bquo;I want a word with ye, Gallagher.&equo;
The menacing tone of Luke's voice caused a few of the men at the <head>bar</head> to stiffen expectantly: they could sense trouble coming.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40124" senseid="chocolate_bar%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
Just send your name and address on a postcard, by 14 December 1992, to: Ideal Home Offer/Conal Walsh,  .       
FREE OFFER        
FUN WITH CAKES    
 If you haven't yet decorated your Christmas cake you'll find plenty of inventive ideas in   Fun Cakes for Special Occasions  by Ann Nicol (&pound;10.95, Letts).   
 This handy book has step-by-step instructions and clear illustrations.   
 These stylish and funny celebration cakes for adults will appeal to everyone &mdash; from computer-game buffs to sailing and gardening addicts.   
 They're ideal for special occasions like a hen night or retirement party.   
 And there are also recipes for cakes in unusual shapes &mdash; a chocolate <head>bar</head> and even sausage, eggs and chips  .        
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<context>
Siobhan Redmond I'd seen once in a revue by Marcella for St Andrews University and I tracked her down in Glasgow and asked her would she like to do a show for buttons for the newly opened Tron Theatre, who were interested.
She said yes.
Esther Allan dusted off the music and taught her the best songs from  Sugar and Spite  .
We both thought Siobhan was brilliant.
This inspired me to write the dreadful Verena for her.
(Siobhan provided the &bquo;basically&equo; Verena threaded things together with.)
&bquo;Suzanne Valadon&equo; was rescued from the  Goodstyle   script and its patchy Franglais with Frenchy music by Esther was something Siobhan made all her own.
Some things were revived and rewritten from  Sugar and Spite   but Esther and I both wrote like maniacs, together, separately, new stuff.    
We got full houses (it was only the <head>bar</head> seating 65) and got asked back.
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But Louisa, who had been brought up with her father's constant comment that she was &bquo;the prettiest girl in the world&equo;, grew up with a very unreal need to feel praised and f&ecirc;ted for her looks, and when as a teenager she didn't get the same kind of compliments from other people, she not surprisingly felt unloved and unattractive as a result.    
It seems that more significant than whether a parent tells you you are beautiful is whether they give you the message that you are &bquo;good enough&equo;, in Deborah's words.
And if they don't, somehow or other you have to develop that confidence for yourself.        
YASMIN    
HOW I LOOK SUITS WHO I AN INSIDE    
When Yasmin and I met it was Ramadan, and Yasmin, a Muslim girl of seventeen, was fasting.
We sat in the <head>bar</head> of a London theatre and I munched my way through an entire meal (she said she didn't mind!) whilst Yasmin sipped juice, and talked.
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Naturally, such visits can allow only the most superficial understanding of prison life, any conversations with prisoners and warders being cursory and inhibited by the presence of a senior officer.
Nevertheless, the staff were open and co-operative and I found the visit productive, gleaning more information and obtaining clearer impressions than I originally expected.
Inevitably, I saw the prison through the eyes of a western visitor, but after three months in India I had acquired at least a superficial understanding of the country and its penal philosophy.    
The gaol was situated not far from the centre of a large and fast-growing industrial town.
Built around the turn of the century, it had been designed originally as a soldiers' barracks.
There was an outer compound, in which relatives waited for their turn to speak to prisoners through the <head>bars</head> of the main prison.
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Each Thursday at 14.15.
Assemble outside The Royal Victoria Hotel.
Walks last approx. 1 hour.      
ALEXANDRA PARK  
Over 120 acres of flower gardens and areas of natural woodland.
With Bowls, Putting, Tennis, Boating Lake, Floral Hall and Swannery.
Major events for 1992 include the Beer Festival and the Town and Country Fair.      
WHITE ROCK THEATRE  
Summer &bquo;Season of Stars&equo; variety shows, concerts, plays, etc.
Lecture series &bquo;Hastings and Its Historic Countryside&equo; most weeks FREE.
Whilst having a meal at the Garden Buttery Restaurant enjoy superb views across the English Channel or have a relaxing drink in one of the theatre's <head>bars</head> .      
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The same source puts the cost of building earth mounds along both sides of a road at between &pound;80000 and &pound;190 000/km.
Building the road in a cutting would cost up to &pound;10&ndash;5 million per kilometre.    
Tree belts are also more effective windbreaks, and provide more protection from the glare of low sun than mounds or fences.
They can also help purify the air, stabilise embankments with their roots, provide habitats for wildlife, and improve the aesthetic appeal of the roads.
 ET's phone      
WITH a little help from ET, Texas Instruments is about to put its Magic Wand reading machine on the market.
The firm showed the Magic Wand at the Chicago Consumer Electronics Show last year.    
The device, which costs around &pound;40, uses <head>bar</head> codes to trigger chips that synthesise speech.
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Label the axes and their units of measurement.
When you are doing the first draft, label as many points on the axes as possible.        
Plotting the points on a scatterplot    
Plot each point carefully, using a symbol such as a cross; if more than one point lands on the same spot, you could plot the number of points represented (i.e. the numeral 2 if two points are superimposed).
Inspect the result and decide if it would look better if you stretched or shrunk the scale.        
Drawing a bar chart    
Arrange the bars in some sensible order, such as in order of their lengths.
There is no special significance to the width of bars, but it should be uniform.
A good rule of thumb is to make the spacing between the <head>bars</head> one half of the width of the bars.
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Forest ecologists increasingly believe that the source of most acid is natural, not industrial.&equo;        
The  Telegraph   added, inadvertently creating a spectacular hostage-to-fortune:    
It is vital to avoid any repetition of the &bquo;ozone scare&equo; of the seventies when many aerosol products were banned through mistaken fears that they would deplete the earth's protective ozone layer.
This policy is said to have cost the United States economy 8,700 jobs and &dollar;1,520 m in lost profits.
We must beware of hysterical solutions to complex problems urged by people whose real motive is often hatred of industry and capitalism.        
The  Telegraph   's argument was wrong then and everyone knows it is wrong now.
But the  Telegraph   was not taking its line from saloon <head>bar</head> advisers.
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Come and see for yourselves!      
HOTEL PORTALS    
Hotel Portals is an attractive hotel in an idyllic, secluded setting at the foot of a hill of pine trees.
The atmosphere here is friendly &mdash; an ideal place for Club Couples to spend a relaxing holiday in comfortable surroundings.    
The hotel has its own pool with a large sun terrace, ideal for sunbathing.
The bar serves snacks and meals and the village shops, bars, and tennis club are a short walk away up the hill.
It's only 100 metres to the main road where a regular bus service will take you into the bustling resort centre of Magalluf, a 5 k ride which takes about 15 minutes, where a wider variety of <head>bars</head> , restaurants and nightlife can be found, or to Palma Nova 3km away, for a superb selection of restaurants.    
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All the rooms at the Yahsi Beach are of a good size and have private facilities and balconies.
The hotel has a small bar and breakfast terrace where clients can get snacks and drinks at reasonable prices.
Prices are based on two people sharing a twin room.
Meals: Bed and breakfast        
PINAR    
The impressive Pinar hotel, our Club Couples base in Turkey, is of a very high standard and boasts excellent facilities.
It is exclusive to Club 18&ndash;30, and offers an ideal opportunity to meet other couples on holiday.    
Situated in a secluded setting, yet only 100 metres from the beach, the hotel is ideal for waterlovers as it's only a five minute walk to Ortakent's watersports facilities and beachside tavernas.
The hotel also has its own lovely swimming pool, a fabulous sun-trap, and a snack <head>bar</head> and T.V./video lounge.
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<answer instance="bar.40139" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
EURO Express, who pioneered day trips to Eastern Europe, is offering a special Daybreak to Prague on Tuesday October 13 for &pound;159 inclusive.
The trip provides seven hours in one of the world's most beautiful cities.
For more information call: 0444 235 678.        
Booze, banter and brooding hills    
NEIL SOWERBY / DAVID KERR    
WE WERE just getting over the shock of seeing Arkle's skeleton when this peacock strutted into the bar.
Not for long.
A terrier played bouncer and the intruder flapped to a nearby rooftop.    
Outside it was a soft day &mdash; and getting softer by the bucketful.
So we ordered another Guinness and soaked up the atmosphere some more.    
Morrissey's <head>Bar</head> in Abbeyleix is like most Irish pubs used to be.
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&bquo;Dylan as an actor and as an explosive performing force was a dangerous rival for other actors, as I know, for I worked with him a few times or several, and once for instance a director &lsqb;Douglas Cleverdon&rsqb; said to him &mdash; we were rehearsing a radio play at the time &mdash; Dylan, will you take the words &bquo;Mam!
Mam!&equo; and scream them for me.
You understand that you are dying in no man's land, and when you hear the Royal Welch sing, I will give you a cue light and then scream for me, woodjew, there's a good chap.
And the Royal Welch did sing in the rehearsal, it was a record of course, and they sang of what you could see from the hills above Jerusalem, and it was in the minor key and sad as the devil or death, and the green light flickered,   and Dylan, short, bandy, prime, obese, and famous among the <head>bars</head> , screamed as I have never heard, but sometimes imagined a scream, and we were all appalled, our pencils silent above the crossword puzzles, and invisible centuries&rehy;gone atavistic hair rose on our backs.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40143" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Add square timber cappings to the new post sections and the work is complete, ready for climbing plants to soften the outline of the trellis.  ,  ,  .              
FITTING A MIRROR WARDROBE    
One way of making a smallish bedroom look larger is to build in a wardrobe with mirrored doors.
To make the best use of space, use sliding doors.
The wardrobe illustrated here is from the Acme range.
Despite the weight of the doors, access to the wardrobe interiors needs only the lightest push.    
1    
The chosen interior frames go on the wall first, including any required end panel.
Check that upright panels are truly vertical    
2    
Plastic cups are provided to hold clothes hanging <head>bars</head> .
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<answer instance="bar.40146" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
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2 miles junction 1 M5 West Bromwich.
Very convenient to host of facilities.
20 minutes to NEC. 10 minutes to the Black Country Museum.
 Beech House Hotel D        
Well appointed, homely hotel, having nine rooms, some en-suite with colour TV, all with H &amp; C, central heating, double glazing, shaver points, tea/coffee facilities, situated two   minutes from Railway Station, ten minutes from City Centre, on A5127, within 500m.
M6 junction 6 Midland links motorway.
 Berni Royal Hotel C        
Georgian hotel close to Sutton Coldfield town centre.
Easy access to motorway network.
Within 15 mins NEC, ICC and Birmingham Airport, 22 rooms all with private bath/shower, TV, tea/coffee, trouser press.
Ample parking, 2 <head>bars</head> , restaurant and meeting room.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40147" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Very good train.
Sleeper reserved too.
You like it.&equo;        
River Journey up the Zaire    
Janie Hampton    
&bquo;Into the eighth day and I really feel I've had enough.
I'd like to be transported to a bathroom in the Ritz and then to a dry Martini in the bar.&equo;    
Graham Green,  Congo Journal, 1959  .    
Eighth day, Zaire River, 1985.
We often lost each other on the seven barges being pushed a thousand miles up the Zaire River, once Conrad's Congo.    
I found my son Joseph, aged seven, in one of the five <head>bars</head> with Sammy, a young soldier.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40149" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
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He decided then that he wouldn't let that situation occur again.    
What he didn't know was that Myeloski wanted to share his knowledge with the Englishman.
If what he believed was really happening, then he would need Duncan's support.    
Myeloski was beginning to realize that he could be taking on forces that encompassed the very people who ran the Soviet Union, the powermasters who employed   him to keep the peace as a police officer.    
It wasn't just a kidnapping.
It was about the future of the Soviet Union.        
Astoria Hotel    
Herzen Street    
St Petersburg    
11.30 p.m.    
Duncan had left Myeloski propping up the <head>bar</head> , drinking his customary vodka and Budweiser chaser.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40150" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Best response of the night &mdash; not bad going in the face of St Etienne's new-found libidinous following &mdash; and a fitting end to a night that fed off nothing more than the sheer character of the individual bands.        
The new Bardot: St Etienne's singing sensation Stephanie    
Balls out rock'n'roll the revisionist Manic Street Preachers way        
INTO PARADISE    
THE PRUDES    
&bquo;  BURNS MAAARGH SKEIEEEN  !&equo; screams the large, bulky frame of Into Paradise singer Dave Long.
Only minutes earlier, the gentle giant was in the <head>bar</head> chatting with friends and fans, the next he's on stage and screaming himself raw as the tortured madman at the wheel of the flaming incandescence that is Into Paradise live.
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<answer instance="bar.40152" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
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ORLANDO/KISSIMMEE    
Orlando and neighbouring Kissimmee now form the undisputed theme park capital of the world and an ideal touring base for Florida, situated inland between Disney World, the Epcot Centre and the NASA Space Centre.
Mainly people come to Orlando to see the surrounding sites.
The Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom (to give it its full name) needs little introduction.
The Epcot Centre is a Space Age experience in &bquo;Imagineered Entertainment&equo; with a dazzling display of communications, transportation, energy and nature's own resources.
Both these and the other attractions can be easily reached from our bases in Kissimmee and Orlando.
Here you will find a strip of hotels, restaurants, <head>bars</head> and clubs (don't forget you have to be 21 or over to buy alcohol in Florida).
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In the evening string bands serenade diners in the scores of &bquo;traditional&equo; Mexican restaurants whose spicy hot menus have been toned down to suit the tourist palate.
And if you tire of tacos, nachos, re-fried beans and Guacamole there are plenty of American-style bars and burger joints offering huge portions at cheap rates.    
Although tummy trouble, of &bquo;Montezuma's Revenge&equo;, is almost guaranteed with a trip to Mexico, the top-notch hotels in Cancun boast water-cleansing facilities and sterilised food.    
But as you leave the resort metropolis &mdash; once a tiny fishing village &mdash; and take the bumpy roads through the sub-tropical jungle, American standards are left far behind and real Mexico tilts a lazy sombrero in your direction.    
For instance Sol, the beer sold in London's trendy cafe <head>bars</head> at &pound;2 a time, is just 25p a bottle.    
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where even bedsit heroes come shrink wrapped    
and decked in special offer stickers    
for cut-price, look-nice designer tee-shirts    
a 100% cotton fabrication    
to cover Union Carbide lies    
This is non-stop, hip-hop slap happy crap    
in a market square nightmare    
with white soul-sound surround    
played against a neon lit, white wood and pastel shade    
corporate background    
caught in a plastic wine <head>bar</head>    
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James falls off his chair (accidentally!) and knocks Sandra's desk.    
&hellip;
I emerge with a handful of dismembered glockenspiel bars.      
2      
Sandra (normally a quiet girl) thumps James   because   he has jogged her and spoilt her drawing of a tuba.      
3      
James pushes Sandra and she falls over onto the cake that Sharon has just baked in cookery.      
4      
Andy (Sharon's twin brother) and Keith (who fancies Sandra) jump on James (who fancies himself) to the accompaniment of loud cheering from everyone else.      
5      
The glockenspiel on Mrs Glen's desk gets knocked over, its tuned <head>bars</head> clattering to the ground like heavy-metal confetti.        
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The code number is read into the computer, and then the text string for that number is read from the computer's data base.
Without this massive data base, all you read in from the bar code is a meaningless number.    
This is a good way of doing things in that it enables what is effectively a limitless number of different codes to be used, with as little or as much data as desired being attached to each code.
The data associated with each code number can be as small as the price such as &bquo;38p&equo;, or 100,000 words of text.
The upper limit on the amount of data is set by the database that has to handle it all, rather than by the car code system.    
The system is less satisfactory in that you can only extract meaningful information from a <head>bar</head> code if you have a computer equipped with a suitable decoding system and database.
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They will do that if they win two of their remaining three fixtures at Highfield Road, but current form suggests that will not be easy.
Since beating Southampton in November, Coventry have failed to win any of their subsequent 10 games at home.    
Mr Howe, appointed three months ago, refuses to offer the defiant cliche about being too good to go down.
Instead, he says: &bquo;The team is good enough to stay up but whether we will I don't know.
It is up to the players.
They must have the desire to play in the Premier League.&equo;    
Both managers agreed that Coventry enjoyed 80 per cent of this match and could have had it won by half-time.
Seaman made good saves from Ndlovu and Robson, Winterburn blocked a shot on the line while Smith blasted a good opportunity over the <head>bar</head> .    
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As the long-running show begins its final series tonight, TODAY had decided to send out a reconnaissance party to see how the real Nouvion &mdash; the name was chosen by in Nouvion writers Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft sticking a pin into a map of France &mdash; lived up to its TV image.
Unfortunately, the inhabitants of Nouvion &mdash; two hours from Boulogne on the main road to Paris &mdash; remain unaware of the fame their village's name enjoys in Britain.
Or so they claim.
Of course, it could be a clever charade orchestrated by Rene to put us off the track.    
The genial mayor, Monsieur Gerard Thibaut, met our questions with blank bewilderment: &bquo;I know nothing about a picture of the Fallen Madonna hidden in a Bratwurst sausage,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Do I know anybody called Edith?
I am afraid not.
The wife of the man who owns the <head>bar</head> is Monique.    
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&bquo;I haven't done anything, Miss Trunchbull, honestly I haven't.
I've never seen that slimy thing before!&equo;    
&bquo;Stand up at once, you filthy little maggot!&equo;
Reluctantly, Matilda got to her feet.
She was in   the second row.
Lavender was in the row behind her, feeling a bit guilty.
She hadn't intended to get her friend into trouble.
On the other hand, she was certainly not about to own up.    
&bquo;You are a vile, repulsive, repellent, malicious little brute!&equo; the Trunchbull was shouting.
&bquo;You are not fit to be in this school!
You ought to be behind <head>bars</head> , that's where you ought to be!
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I was really comfortably looked after &mdash; it was great.
I always knew it probably couldn't last because nothing goes on forever, but in that time, I had a great time in New York, and it seemed at one point that everyone was there when David was doing the week at the Universal Amphitheatre.    
I remember we were all in the Beverley Hills Wiltshire Hotel.
DeFries was in the Christian Dior suite, Marc Bolan was in the Marc Bolan suite, David was in the next one, Jagger was there and all the Stones, and every night was party night.
All of the MainMan people.
Most of the guys who worked for the company were gay &mdash; and Cherry Vanilla was the female press officer &mdash; she was outrageous.
We had a great image.
You only had to say MainMan or Bowie and all the doors opened.
I was the first woman ever into one of the famous gay <head>bars</head> .
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In the last week, both Protestants and Republicans have been vying with each other to grab the headlines by claiming the 3,000th victim.    
Now the milestone has been passed &mdash; and there is still no end in sight to the slaughter and suffering.    
The killing started on August 14, 1969.    
Since then 2,082 civilians, 436 soldiers, 188 full-time members of the RUC and 97 Reservists and 197 members of the former Ulster Defence Regiment have died.    
The biggest single loss of life was suffered by the Army on August Bank Holiday Monday, 1979, when 18 soldiers were killed in a double IRA bomb attack at Warrenpoint, County Down.    
The worst single loss of civilian life was when the loyalist Ulster Volunteer Force bombed McGurks <head>bar</head> in North Belfast, killing 15 Catholics on December 4, 1969.    
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The Green Factor    
For the increasingly health conscious, from weight watchers to environmentalists, Japanese food is ideal, being healthy and nutritious, and will win over the traditional health foods which have a boring and monastic image.        
Revitalizing the jaded palate    
People are looking for something new, after twenty years of hamburger joints and pizza parlours.
Yakitori is the perfect &bquo;dining out&equo; option for the 1990's.
Eating Japanese food has status and &bquo;status seekers&equo; are our customers.     
We're a good mix of people that set the trends, the &bquo;see and be seen&equo; generation&hellip;          
HARVEYS    
Salad and Sandwich <head>Bar</head> Delicatessen    
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These chaps, good blokes who've spent all their lives running businesses, believed the government manifesto and thought that if   they shouted loud enough in the local paper, Whitehall would crumble and right would prevail.
It's a bit more difficult than that.&equo;    
That lunch had, in fact, given a considerable spur to a campaign being waged against the policy Francesca and her colleagues wanted, McLeish observed.
The point of Yeo Davis was now clear: they were there to inform, inspire, and orchestrate a client's efforts to get what he wanted, as efficiently as possible.    
&bquo;I've read about people giving  MPs   expensive lunches,&equo; he said, with interest.    
&bquo;Waste of time,&equo; Peter Yeo said briskly.
&bquo;The good ones don't have time for long drunken lunches, and you get better results by getting them to give you and the client a sandwich in a <head>bar</head> at six p.m.
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He told Taylor, who appeared in the dock wearing a dark suit with a small teddy bear mascot on the breast pocket, that Parliament had laid down a maximum sentence of 10 years for an appropriate case and to deter those who took the law into their own hands.    
&bquo;In my judgment this is an appropriate case.
I cannot imagine a worse,&equo; he said.    
The worst riot in British penal history started during a Sunday morning service in the Strangeways chapel.
Moments after an address by a Church Army officer, Taylor ran down the aisle and, seizing a microphone from the prison chaplain, began haranguing inmates about the system.    
In a recording played to the jury, he could be heard shouting: &bquo;This gentleman has spoken about how Jesus can take away the hardness from your heart.
I would like to touch on how prison brutalises you.&equo;
The disturbance escalated into a full-scale riot when other inmates began pulling on balaclavas and taking out sticks, iron <head>bars</head> and knives they had concealed beneath their uniforms.    
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Yet he would have no similar difficulty in describing a day in the life of, say, a doctor or school teacher.&equo;      
IMPROVING ITS IMAGE    
That was then.
What would she say now, given the frequent replacement of the title social worker for &bquo;project leader&equo;, &bquo;Key worker&equo;, &bquo;outreach worker&equo; or &bquo;care manager&equo; or a dozen other not-so-self-explanatory variants?    
Are there any solutions within the power of the profession itself to improve its image?
On some fronts progress may require money, even if the will and the expertise are there.    
There is a large poster which appears on the London underground and in some national newspapers.
It shows two attractive, well-dressed, professional women (one of them black) enjoying a drink in a fashionable wine <head>bar</head> .
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We don't want to get the grappling irons out tonight.&equo;
He smiled as he watched Sammy cycle a little unsteady out of the yard.
Sammy lived in a small cottage on the bank of the Berkeley to Gloucester canal.
It was only necessary for him to cycle three hundred yards down the canal towpath to get home, but three times to Yanto's knowledge he had ridden his bike into the canal.
Some said his wife didn't turn a hair any more when Sammy was carried in like a drowned rat.    
Yanto walked through the front porch of the pub and on into the flagstoned lobby.
Up two steps on the right of the lobby was the lounge, with   its   ancient piano.
This room was rarely used except by posher locals, who were very thin on the ground, or on really big occasions when people overflowed from the public <head>bar</head> and snug.
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He was a techno-mercenary in the laboratory at Alto Gracia under the Sierra Chica mountains of North-West Argentina.
Their first approach, late at night in his hotel room, came a week after he had received his sister's long and excited letter telling him of her marriage.
Perhaps he had been bored, perhaps he simply hadn't believed in the danger.
There were a number of Iraqis at Alto Gracia.
They were the banker of the Condor missile development on which Argentina co-operated, with the further expertise of Egyptian engineers.      
It had all been stage-managed by the Mossad.
By a chance remark in passing in the Sierra hotel <head>bar</head> where the foreigners were billeted, a remark in the hearing of a senior Iraqi scientist, the Swede had let it be known that he found the missile programme tedious, that he really needed more challenging work.
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Mr Cecil Parkinson rejected a demand from MPs on the transport select committee for immediate screening of passenger baggage on international flights, and instead promised &bquo;a progressive extension&equo; of screening.    
He has accepted 21 of the 28 recommendations made by the committee, but turned down demands for baggage hold examination and the introduction of a levy on fares to pay for better security.    
Mr Parkinson promised extra security inspectors at airports, some posing as terrorists to test security.    
Mr Prescott, who plans to table amendments to the airport security bill, said Mr Parkinson was paying lip service to screening and giving no indication when this would be achieved.    
&bquo;The major obstacle to achieving that goal is money,&equo; Mr Prescott said.
&bquo;Space is always available at airports for commercial operations such as shops and <head>bars</head> , but the authorities are not prepared to give up some space for security.&equo;    
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Masking the displays down so that only the central 25x20&deg; area was visible abolished the effect of the differential perspective manipulations.
This result supports our speculation that the failure of Cumming  et al.  
and Sobel and Collett to find an effect of vertical disparities was due to the relatively small sizes of their displays.
In contrast, the right-hand pair of <head>bars</head> show the average amount of perceived depth for the two simulated viewing distances in the &bquo;window&equo; condition in which the vertical and horizontal perspective cues were present only in the peripheral fronto-parallel regions and the central region containing the stereoscopic corrugations provided consistent perspective cues for the actual 57-cm viewing distance.          
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 b  , Contours of line emission from molecules of CO in the (  l, v  ) plane; the longitude extent is the inner   degrees of panel a.
The   narrow   bands running across the middle are from foreground gas in the disk.
A similar map of the CS emission (  c  ), that traces the densest gas, does not show these bands.
The emission at high velocities is associated with a dense molecular disk within 300pc of the centre.
Individual features in this emission are much broader in velocity than any seen in the emission from the disk.
The contours in the CO and CS maps are in 10 linear steps from 1K to 28K and from 0.2K to 1.8K respectively.        
FIG. 5  a  , Closed orbits in a barred model of the galactic potential.
The long axis of the <head>bar</head> is vertical and the dotted lines indicate our line of sight to the Galactic Centre.
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That, and the fact that Rick's Cafe, in the Hyatt Regency Hotel, was built more than a dozen years after Bogart's death, does not prevent taxi drivers from pointing out the building &bquo;where the movie was made&equo; and indicating the top floor suite &bquo;where he wooed Ingrid Bergman&equo;.    
Jason, 24, found himself in the north African city between concerts in Bournemouth and St Austell &mdash; two other places Bogart never visited.    
Radio One DJ Jakki Brambles had the bright idea of getting Jason to record As Time Goes By after she and producer Jonathan Ruffle dreamed up the idea of broadcasting her show from Morocco to mark the film's 50th anniversary.    
Jason spent the afternoon on a whirlwind tour of Casablanca, then ended up in Rick's <head>bar</head> , as everyone used to.    
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As the products of such events could be stored for long periods in the thick sub-cratonic lithospheric keel, there is ample scope for ancient relict-enriched mantle to be involved in younger igneous events.      
Pb refers to radiogenic Pb.
U, Th and Pb concentrations are p.p.m. %c  206   Pb is the percentage of non-radiogenic  206   Pb in the total.
Spot notation is: grain number-site number.            
FIG. 1 Photomicrograph of veined harzburgite BD 3024 in plane polarized light, showing euhedral zircon crystals (zirc) with dark baddeleyite rims (badd), occupying a phlogopite-rich vein (phlog) cutting olivine (oliv).
Additional phases: ilmenite (ilm); diopside (diop).
Field of view 750&mgr;mx525&mgr;m, scale <head>bar</head> 70&mgr;m.        
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&bquo;I still believe I've come up with one of the greatest innovations of modern times.
But, sadly, nobody appears interested.&equo;    
The bathtime problems of sinking soap first dawned on Sarah, 42, when her four children were still small.    
Bars turned gooey as they slid underwater &mdash; then the youngsters slipped on them when they stood up to get out.    
When Sarah couldn't find any &bquo;floating soap&equo; in the shops, she decided to make it herself.    
Early attempts &mdash; including putting a ping-pong ball inside a soap bar &mdash; sank without trace.    
Then she hit on a buoyancy technique.
This involved grating soap, microwaving it and finally putting it through a food processor.    
Sarah, of Hart, near Hartlepool, said: &bquo;It sounds weird, but worked by aerating the <head>bars</head> .&equo;    
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In Sheffield (Britain's fourth largest city) the only gay facility at the time was an upstairs bar in a pub called The King William.
To get to this bar you had to pass through a billiard room full of jeering straight men.
It amazed me to think that even though the gay bar had been situated up those dark stairs for many years, the straight men downstairs managed to keep up the impetus so that no queen should pass without an insult.
Indeed, the only people willing to endure this ordeal on a regular basis were the screaming queens who had already decided that the best way to cope was to flaunt it.    
It took another year before the group felt confident enough to organize its first semi-open event &mdash; a disco.
We hired the Cemetery Road Vestry Hall, organized a <head>bar</head> and some records and the show was on the road.
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It was decided to build a huge central market, the construction of which was entrusted to Baltard, a man who was as much an engineer as an architect, on a site which had existed since the reign of Napoleon I. Succeeding regimes had neither had the will nor the drive to carry out the project as originally planned, but the Emperor was determined that this new market should be one of the earliest major building projects of his reign.
He indicated to Haussmann that the form of the railway station, a huge open space covered by glass, had impressed him as a possible model and as a result of the Emperor's predilections, and Baltard's skill, the great new market of Les Halles was built in a light, airy combination of iron, stone and glass.
Its ten pavilions were to serve Paris for over a century and to take their place in the city's folklore.
From its inception, the new market was gas-lit, thus permitting night-time operations, so that the area became one of nocturnal rendez-vous &mdash; its caf&eacute;s and <head>bars</head> open when all else was closed.
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I thought: You prefer generalizations like &bquo;after the revolution the workers will wake up filled with unbelievable joy&equo; to standing up to fascists like Shadwell.    
Shadwell spoke sternly.
&bquo;Karim, this is a talented and expensive group of highly trained actors.
They are ready to work, hungry to act, full of love for their humble craft, keen, eager and centred.
But you, only you I am afraid, yes, only you out of everyone here, are holding back the entire production.
Are you going to make the appropriate concession this experienced director requires from you?&equo;    
I wanted to run out of the room, back to South London, where I belonged, out of which I had wrongly and arrogantly stepped.
I hated Shadwell and everyone in the cast.    
&bquo;Yes,&equo; I said to Shadwell.    
That night in the pub I didn't sit at the same table as the others but moved into the other <head>bar</head> with my pint and newspaper.
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<context>
There's some quality body parts lying around her; should make a good monster.
I wonder if the doc can patch me up too &mdash; he's my mate, he is!
Grrrrrr!    
Oy!
Watchit!    
Moan, groan, a hunchback's work is never done &mdash; oh well, I suppose I should try to get ahead.
And a heart, a spleen, pair of legs, some ears&hellip;        
Ian!    
Frankly, I found  Frankenstein   about as absorbing as shiny bog-roll &mdash; this sort of flickscreen platformer went out with  Jet Set Willy  !    
The whole thing has a very dated feel to it.
The baddies trundle back and forth like an expectant father and resurrect on returning to a screen, and you've got this pathetic energy <head>bar</head> thingie which encourages you to ignore them anyway!    
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<instance id="bar.40192" docsrc="bnc_C8Y_569">
<answer instance="bar.40192" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Fitted carpets, though warm, are not a good idea for the bathroom and lavatory of an elderly person who may have minor &bquo;mishaps&equo; and spillages which they cannot easily deal with as they advance into old age.        
THE EASY MOVING OF FURNITURE    
The elderly heart and spine should never be subjected to the tremendous effort required to move heavy furniture and equipment in order to clean under and behind them.
Mini-castors, which can be bought at all good hardware stores, should be fitted to every piece of furniture that will take them except chairs, which can be fitted with small metal domes so that they slide gently and slowly.
Sets of <head>bars</head> and rollers can be bought from hardware stores for the heaviest furniture and kitchen equipment.        
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<answer instance="bar.40193" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
Here in a vast amphitheatre you can dance the night away to a brilliant light and laser show, a stage show, and fountains shooting straight out of the sea, with the floodlit backdrop of Bodrum castle across the far side of the harbour.    
There is more, and no room to tell you about it.
Take it from us that Bodrum is quite simply SOMETHING ELSE.
Don't leave it too long!      
ANGORA I &amp; II    
At the top end of town, close to the Halikarnas disco and surrounded by caf&eacute;s, bars, restaurants and other nightlife, these two typically Turkish little hotels are run by two brothers with fairly unpronounceable Turkish names.    
Both hotels are built in the traditional &bquo;sugar cubes&equo; style, whitewashed to reflect the glare of the sun.
The rooms are of typical Turkish standard and communal areas are adorned with wall hangings.
In common with many buildings in Turkey, the outside activity takes place on the roof where both properties have <head>bar</head> breakfast areas.
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<answer instance="bar.40195" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Before she dismissed him she said unequivocally that it was the Government's intention to rebuild Britain's weakened manufacturing base and reduce the ever-growing importation of manufactured products.    
&bquo;If industry doesn't help me to achieve the objectives of the Government, we will have to take appropriate alternative steps,&equo; she had said with a steely smile.    
&bquo;But I hope that won't be necessary.
Thank you so much, Mr Peters for the chat.
Most helpful.
I will invite you to dinner when you correct your trade imbalance.&equo;    
Mark booked into The Istanbul Hilton in the mid-evening and, after a shower, returned to the lobby where he purchased a thriller before retiring to the comfort of an easy chair in the lounge.    
He continued to drink quietly for another hour before going in to dinner.
Afterwards he adjourned to the cocktail <head>bar</head> for a nightcap.    
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David Newham, head of general licensing at PPL, warned the industry that buying a licence was cheaper in the long term, as fines could be between &pound;800 and &pound;1,000.    
In June the British Hotels, Restaurants &amp; Caterers Association (BHRCA) finally reached an agreement over revised tariffs with the PRS (see  Caterer &amp; Hotelkeeper  , 27 June&ndash;3 July).    
Mr Newham explained that the BHRCA, Brewers Society and the National Licensed Victuallers Association entered into discussions with PPL over revising their tariffs, but the BHRCA withdrew, requesting separate negotiations.    
One of the problems for the BHRCA was that more than one PPL licence may be needed; for example, if the same music is played in the <head>bar</head> and reception, and both are self-contained.    
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<answer instance="bar.40198" senseid="bar%1:04:00::"/>
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&bquo;Contemn the world'&equo; (Saith he) &bquo;and count all that is in it vanity and toys; this only covet all thy life long; be not over-solicitous in anything, but with a well-composed and contented estate to enjoy thyself, and above all things to be merry.'&equo;      
Mirth is never the most important part of a man's life and can indeed be irksome in times of depression or trouble.
Nor can it lift a man unaided from his melancholy.
Yet when a man's life is in balance, mirth is a spice and exhilarator that gives to life an added delight.
In the midst of laughter and joy, the mind is often poised to enter the transcendent and see the revelry from another world.
Mirth is an escape from the humdrum just as the transcendent is an escape from the mundane.
Too much seriousness is a <head>bar</head> to both humour and the mystic life.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40199" docsrc="bnc_B06_1032">
<answer instance="bar.40199" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
Finally, brush the abdomen (avoiding the genitals) using a  clockwise   circular motion following the shape of the colon.    
Skin brushing need take no longer than five minutes each time and can be done while you run the bath.
After the bath or shower, apply your favourite aromatherapy massage oil to nourish your skin &mdash; or if appropriate, an anti-cellulite oil.
 Important  : Skin brushing is safe for everybody, except for those suffering from skin disorders such as eczema or psoriasis or if there is infected or broken skin.
You can brush where the skin is healthy, but avoid any areas where you have bad varicose veins.           
Fig.2.
Dry Skin Brushing (Avoid the face, nipples and genitals)        
THE FACE    
Wash your face twice daily with a mild pH balanced soap or cleansing <head>bar</head> which helps to balance the skin's acid mantle.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40201" docsrc="bnc_AND_1555">
<answer instance="bar.40201" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40201" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
Choosing the final design needs not only care to ensure that the end product will be commercially attractive but that a number of people are involved in the selection to avoid accusations of favouritism.
There is a financial risk in producing your own cards and there is little chance of selling old stock in future years.        
Fund raising evenings      
Discos and Games    
Social activities such as dances and games evenings are useful ways of generating extra cash and getting the local community involved in the school.
Parents' discos and family discos are always popular particularly when they have a fancy dress theme and &bquo;spot prizes&equo;.
The addition of a bar will increase profits and add to the attraction.
The local pub may well be interested in running the <head>bar</head> for you.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40202" docsrc="bnc_AK4_203">
<answer instance="bar.40202" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bar.40202" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The bile just spews out and, in the character of Cordelia Vaisey, he had created one of his most memorable female monsters, leaving his fellow misogynists trailing far behind.    
Richard Vaisey is a mild, well-mannered, old-fashioned type who lectures at the London Institute of Slavonic Studies and is a respected Russian scholar.
&bquo;You're out of date because you know a lot&equo;, one of his colleagues tells him.
He is fighting a Canute-like battle to keep the study of Russian texts in the original on the syllabus when an awkward conundrum crosses his path in the form of the lovely Anna.    
Anna is a Russian poet, visiting London to drum up signatures for a petition protesting against her brother's imprisonment in the Soviet Union.
Richard would dearly like to help her.
He would dearly like to do lots of things with her.
But there are two problems.
First, her brother is self-evidently a petty fraudster better off behind <head>bars</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40204" docsrc="bnc_CA1_734">
<answer instance="bar.40204" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40204" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Our unequal arms might well take up the difference in line lengths when flying one way; but the perverse nature of our natural reactions doesn't allow the same correction when flying the other way.    
Maybe you will have found that, no matter how well the bridle line lengths have been equated, all your left-hand loops are larger than your right-hand loops.
Or perhaps you've found that you cannot make a square turn to the right like those you find so easy to the left.
Making sure that the flying lines are equal is a good start to perfecting the symmetry of all your manoeuvres.         
Hugh Andrew's reels, inspired by John Wilding, the Deep Sky type on a supporting pylon and the Strato-spool with a belly band to hold the <head>bar</head> to the waist and permit a free hand to apply leverage on the end of the bar.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40205" docsrc="bnc_ADB_1143">
<answer instance="bar.40205" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The plans would seem to have the merit both of broadening the spectrum of judges and giving the consumer greater choice.    
Almost to a man, barristers fought the scheme.
Some of their arguments, such as that their professional standards were higher than could be maintained by law &mdash; as envisaged in the legislation &mdash; had a ring of truth to them.
But there was an unmistakable whiff of vested interest about the howls of outrage.
They had a considerable army of former lawyers to call upon in parliament, and the comments of the former lord chancellor, Lord Hailsham, that the Government was &bquo;thinking with its bottom and sitting on its head&equo; caused a flurry or two.
In the end, the hapless Lord Mackay's proposals were considerably watered down.
And so strong is the legal culture that radical change, to make the <head>bar</head> and judiciary more accessible or representative, looks unlikely.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40207" docsrc="bnc_A3C_391">
<answer instance="bar.40207" senseid="wine_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40207" senseid="U"/>
<context>
A meal eaten in his deli is likely to be spent reading the likes of &bquo;Your spouse found out you're having an affair?
Well, have Uncle Ian cater it!!!&equo;
Experienced Temple Fortune locals seem to prefer to peer away from the posters at the television set perched atop the soft drinks cooler.    
Mostly timeless, too, is the kosher-style deli menu: salt beef on rye with mustard; chopped liver; pastrami and salad; chicken soup &bquo;with everything&equo;; and the odd interloper, like peanut butter and cream cheese.
(Emily Green) Uncle Ian's Deli-Diner, 1105 Finchley Road, Temple Fortune, NW11 (01-458 3493).
Open 9am-11.30pm daily, except 4pm closing Fridays.    
Like all good delis, La Galicia in Clapham is a family concern, run by Gloria Ricot with help from her twin sister Clara.
After 12 years of growing success with the shop, Gloria opened a wine/tapas <head>bar</head> on the premises in May this year.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40208" docsrc="bnc_AE0_1178">
<answer instance="bar.40208" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Charsky stroked her shoulder, kissed her nape.
&bquo;I think you'd better come up to my room,&equo; she mimicked again.    
&bquo;Don't tell me you're jealous?&equo;    
&bquo;Of course not.
But she obviously intends to seduce you.&equo;    
&bquo;Rubbish!&equo;    
&bquo;Why else should she invite you to her room?
It would be easier to meet you in the bar.
She'll have to bribe the  dezhurnaya   to let you visit her at that time.&equo;    
He flecked her shoulder with kisses.
&bquo;The <head>bar</head> would be noisy.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40210" docsrc="bnc_C95_144">
<answer instance="bar.40210" senseid="U"/>
<context>
My latest specimen has increased from 8 cm in November 1991, to 30cm at the time of writing (mid-June).
(The only competitor to this would be the snakeheads, but they have a potential size at least twice that of  Hoplias  .)        
Description of the beast    
It could be described as looking like a cross between a snakehead and a goby, the body being long and cylindrical, tapering only slightly at the caudal peduncle.
The head is broadly thick-set with a mouth which leaves no doubts as to the diet.    
Base colour in juvenile is olive green along the back, fading into brick-red flanks with a pale beige belly.
A black <head>bar</head> runs, unbroken, from the operculum to the caudal fin with   black bars running at an angle from this, giving the impression of a chevron pointing towards the head.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40211" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Taking stock afterwards Waterman &mdash; for one &mdash; was counting the afternoon as a turning point.    
&bquo;London was always going to be the most difficult test.
Japan had never seen her before and she is now so popular there she could not fail really.
But here people are more critical, kids are used to seeing all the big names,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Going out in front of two thousand kids like that was difficult for her and she was very nervous about it.
But she has now gone through the barrier and that is important for her.&equo;     
Kylie's sensational striptease act predictably collected most of the headlines next morning in Britain.    
Relaxing in the <head>bar</head> of Le Palais after the sweat-soaked teenagers had   trooped   off into a sunny Autumn afternoon, Waterman explained the strategy behind this latest step in Kylie's inexorable rise.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40213" senseid="chocolate_bar%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
(If all the salad is not used immediately, it may be kept refrigerated &mdash; without the shredded lettuce &mdash; for up to 2 days.)
(Pictured below)              
SOUP, SANDWICHES AND SNACKS    
Snacking during the day is always a hazard to a healthy diet, especially if you are trying to lose weight.
On the other hand, there are times when a snack is needed.
When you are running late and have missed lunch, or have experienced a particularly taxing or energetic day, a little something, as Pooh said, is in order.
Warming, vegetable-rich soup, a light wholesome sandwich, or a low-calorie piece of fruit can plug all holes and revive the system and your flagging spirits.
The dishes below are filling and delicious, while at the same time &bquo;good for you&equo; &mdash; far better than a chocolate <head>bar</head> or sweet biscuits.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40214" docsrc="bnc_CEB_478">
<answer instance="bar.40214" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
For all its slightly sinister name and the murk and the remoteness of its location, The Black Dog presented a brightly lit oasis suggesting welcome and hospitality.
A string of multi-coloured lights gleamed beneath the overhanging thatch and bright yellow light was streaming from its tiny windows.
Several cars were already parked in the yard at its side.    
&bquo;Christmas,&equo; said Markby gloomily.
&bquo;Mind you, I think we're getting the &bquo;don't drink and drive&equo; message across.
Not so much by getting them to understand as frightening them with a Breathalyser test and losing their licence.
Everyone needs to drive these days.&equo;    
A blast of warm smoky air struck Meredith's face as she preceded him into the one large room inside.
The Black Dog had abandoned the old distinction between saloon and public <head>bars</head> .
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40216" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I'm glad to see that the cause of freedom has acquired such energetic support in Edinburgh,&equo; she said.    
Jean took a deep breath.
In the course of filling his lungs he felt as if he were rising a few inches off the ground.
He also remembered that he had a secret, though, at that moment, he could not quite recall what it was.    
&bquo;Look at this,&equo; said Sarah the next day.    
They were together in the big cupboard behind the staff room, refilling the sugar bowls.
It was the magical hour after the lunch shift, when everyone had gone away and there was no sound louder than the hoover.    
&bquo;Present from Alan behind the <head>bar</head> ,&equo; said Sarah, drawing out the glass she had been holding behind the frilly apron the waitresses at the Right and Wrong had to wear.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40217" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
&bquo;How did you know?&equo;
I cried, jumping up in the air in amazement.
I had temporarily changed my name to Marvin Brainboxbatterer.
&bquo;That's absolutely right!
How did you do it?
It's amazing!&equo;    
The lady looked modest, but said nothing, and I handed her the bag.    
&bquo;God bless you!&equo; she said with feeling, and shook me by the hand.
I was moved to see that she had absolute faith in my goodwill, for she took the bag without glancing at the contents.
With that, I galloped off for the train, and even had time for a drink before it left.
A tinker accosted me in the <head>bar</head> , asking for a glass of brandy, but I gave him short shrift.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40220" docsrc="bnc_B7J_520">
<answer instance="bar.40220" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
There is no evidence that zinc metal was ever prepared in Africa &mdash; it has to be made by condensation since it volatilises before it can be reduced from the ore.
The technique was known in Europe in classical times but was forgotten.
It had to be rediscovered in the 18th century.
Brass made from metallic zinc was patented in England in    
1781 so Benin alloys exceeding 30 per cent of zinc must be later than this date.    
There is plenty of documentary evidence that brass objects were imported into Benin from Europe by sea and no one doubts that this was the main source of the metal from the 16th century onwards.
In earlier periods, some metal was traded across the Sahara Desert.
In 1964 at Ma'aden Ijafen, in southern Mauretania, Theodore Monod, then of the Institut Francais d'Afrique Novre, found 2085 brass <head>bars</head> abandoned by a camel caravan around the 12th or 13th century.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40221" docsrc="bnc_CEB_517">
<answer instance="bar.40221" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;You all right there?
Not going to be too hot?
Give me your coat, there's a place to hang them over there.
What would you like to drink?&equo;    
&bquo;I'm sorry, I was gaping at all the knick-knacks!&equo; she smiled up at him.
&bquo;I'll have a glass of white wine if I may.&equo;    
&bquo;I was hoping you'd like this place.&equo;
He gave a rueful grimace.
&bquo;Just sorry it's so crowded.
Hang on, I'll be back in a jiff.&equo;    
She watched him fight his way across the room to hang up the coats and then to the <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40223" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40223" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The first, initiated by a former minister, Sir Geoffrey Pattie, calls for tendering to allow the size of the bid and the programming quality to be judged in tandem when awarding contracts.    
The second is put down by a another sacked minister, Mr George Walden, who opposes the bill in principle.
He also voices concern about loss of quality once the bill is put into practice.
A third group of backbenchers is concerned at cross-media ownership in the new channels under the bill.
The combination should result in a rebellion at the second reading on Monday week.    
The Government's legal reforms are likely to produce a crop of backbench critics, with the Bar Council pressing to amend solicitors' new rights to handle court cases.
The contingent of barristers on the Tory benches will lobby to keep &bquo;a strong and independent&equo; <head>Bar</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40224" docsrc="bnc_CH1_581">
<answer instance="bar.40224" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
They were taken by animal welfare worker Terry Hill, who worked as a technician at Shamrock for nearly a year.     
Shocked    
Terry, a former keeper at London Zoo, was shocked by the state of some of the animals.    
He said: &bquo;Members of the public are not going to be told that some of the monkeys they see climbing on their cars today could be in a lab tomorrow.    
&bquo;But people should know monkeys are rounded up year after year and sold &mdash; all in the name of profit.&equo;    
One monkey, a female called Gena, ripped off her own tail after being returned from a dental research project at Guy's Hospital in London.    
She would spend hours rocking herself in her cage.    
Terry saw other apes biting themselves and each other and gnawing at the <head>bars</head> , all classic signs of distress.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40226" docsrc="bnc_B1N_1679">
<answer instance="bar.40226" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
I have to include this extract if for no other reason but to draw attention to JTR's unconscious    d&eacute;j&aacute; vu     language comparisons and the uncanny metaphor of &bquo;the strongholds of a brotherhood in holy alliance with each other to withstand all assaults.&equo;
For Ness is the last bastion of Free Presbyterian fundamentalism and the miles of wall to wall crofthouses that line the single main road today have a   palisade   quality.
Who knows what goes on behind those net curtains.
The inhabitants inside certainly know everything that goes on on the outside of their windowpanes, however.    
Thinking to steal a march on watchful eyes I set off from the Cross Inn (not long established as the only hotel and <head>bar</head> ) at 6.15 a.m. and headed for Port of Ness and the Butt of Lewis.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40227" docsrc="bnc_AE4_1310">
<answer instance="bar.40227" senseid="bar%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Moreover, she had shown that, even if she was only regent and not queen, let alone king, she was, like the Stewart kings themselves, a formidable personality, all too able to impose her policies.    
The Frenchwoman who was the major politician of the 1550s was therefore deeply in tune with two centuries of Scottish political tradition.
Only in the last months of her life did it appear that her policy might not be sustained, because of the changed situation in England and France.
In that sense, she died a failure; but she died with the respect, even admiration, not just of her supporters, but of those Protestant lords who had struggled against her.
In the person of Mary of Guise, it had been made abundantly clear that neither a French background nor an assertive Protestant aristocracy was a <head>bar</head> to the exercise of power and the acquisition of respect.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40229" docsrc="bnc_AMD_1619">
<answer instance="bar.40229" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Facilities include a small reception area with a pretty Tyrolean stove, lounge area with bar, and a sauna and solarium (for both of which there is a local charge).
A buffet-style breakfast is served and snacks are available at lunchtime if required.
Hotel guests are entitled to a 50% reduction on green fees at the 9-hole &bquo;golf academy&equo; in the village.    
20 bedrooms; no singles available.        
HOTEL KLOSTERBRAU (5) Premier    
This luxurious hotel is rated amongst the top hotels in Austria, 450 years ago the building was a monastery, and the original parts of the structure with vaulted ceilings give added atmosphere to the Brau Keller (where a Tyrolean band plays nightly).
The origins of the hotel are also apparent in the impressive entrance hall, cocktail <head>bar</head> and lounge.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40230" docsrc="bnc_AA1_158">
<answer instance="bar.40230" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bar.40230" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It translates literally as &bquo;consistent&equo; but means more that things must be seen through.
Hence, the large broom that party members handed to the new Communist leader, Doctor Gregor Gysi, to enable him to pursue &bquo;radical renewal&equo;.    
It is a revolution more obviously compared with the French than with any other revolution because of its stages of progression, even though it has so far been peaceful despite the anger.
Nonetheless cries of &bquo;Kill them &lsqb;the Communists&rsqb;&equo; have been heard on the fringes of the Leipzig demonstrations as protesters stormed the offices of the hated secret police.
One Stasi officer shot himself in front of intruders in the southern town of Suhl.    
Whereas in other countries the old guard is pushed into oblivion, here it is put behind <head>bars</head> to prepare what could become the show trials of the 1990s.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40233" docsrc="bnc_CH5_755">
<answer instance="bar.40233" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40233" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40233" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The dramatic drop in school meals take-up prompted the 19 authorities to find the cash for the TV ads.    
Mike Jones, from West Sussex, who launched the campaign, said yesterday: &bquo;The old image of custard and cabbage that's soggy and cold to boot is wrong.    
&bquo;School dinners have moved into the 20th Century &mdash; with food which is healthy and nutritious.&equo;     
Range    
Most secondary schools serving dinners offer a range of dishes which include the traditional meat and two veg, pizzas and salads or vegetarian dishes at a cost of between 55p and &pound;1.25p a day.    
But Hilary Witt, head of Cambridgeshire's catering service, admits: &bquo;The trouble is, going into a school hall for dinner is less exciting than going into the Wimpy <head>bar</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40234" docsrc="bnc_CEP_9343">
<answer instance="bar.40234" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
SIGNING-ON fees, which now feature in both transfer and contract renewal talks, can often run into six figures these days.    
One way of disguising them is to launder the sum through different accounts at the club, showing in one set of accounts as a private loan to the lotteries account, in the next under the Supporters' Club account&hellip; the list can go on and on.    
These &bquo;loans&equo; can be difficult to trace and eventually become &bquo;lost.&equo;      
CASH UNDER COUNTER  
THESE are more common at the lower end of the spectrum, but players are known to have received appearance fees from different sources.    
Fifty per cent may come through the books, the other half tax-free and in cash either from <head>bar</head> takings, fruit machines or from non-existent ground repairs &mdash; such as replacing broken seats.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40236" docsrc="bnc_A1J_32">
<answer instance="bar.40236" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40236" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
A TRIAL SCHEME should be set up to assess the validity of a contingent legal aid fund to finance personal injury claims for those too well-off to qualify for legal aid but too poor to pay fees, the conference was told.    
Under the scheme, successful claimants would pay about 10 per cent of their winnings to a central fund which would meet the costs of unsuccessful claims.    
George Pulman, QC, a member of the <head>Bar</head> Council's working party on contingent fees, told a conference workshop on financing litigation that unlike other forms of contingency fee arrangement, lawyers would have no personal interest in the outcome of litigation and there would be no &bquo;legal aid blackmail&equo; &mdash; where cases are legally aided the normal &bquo;costs follow the event&equo; rule does not apply and defendants have to meet their own costs even when they win.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40237" docsrc="bnc_A57_253">
<answer instance="bar.40237" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bar.40237" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This view was reflected by one observer in Rabat, who said: &bquo;He (King Hassan) has so clearly been playing for time.
I think the Algerians have been angry with him for some time and are prepared to let Polisario have a free hand.&equo;    
Frustrated by the delay in the peace talks, Polisario has resumed fighting and claims to have occupied 10 miles of the Moroccan lines.
But without new supplies from Algeria it is doubtful whether it can sustain an offensive for long.        
Joyful reunion may make South African history: Albertina Sisulu and Nelson Mandela talked of old times and new strategy, she told John Carlin at her home in Soweto    
From JOHN CARLIN in Soweto    
IT HAS been a tough quarter of a century for Albertina Sisulu.
Her husband Walter, former secretary-general of the African National Congress, has been behind <head>bars</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40240" docsrc="bnc_BMW_1914">
<answer instance="bar.40240" senseid="coffee_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The curtains twitched as the taxi pulled up outside her house and her mother was in the doorway.    
&bquo;What on earth are you doing coming home in a taxi?&equo;    
&bquo;Edward got it for me.&equo;    
&bquo;Edward is it?
Well all I can say is he must have money to burn!&equo;    
&bquo;He just wanted to make sure I got home safely,&equo; Sally said smugly.    
For the first time in her life she felt she had outdone Paula, who had never, ever, arrived home in a taxi!    
That summer was the most exciting Sally had ever known.
Twice weekly she went to Bath to meet Edward, though ever afterwards he made sure she was on the last bus home.
Sometimes they went to the cinema, sometimes they sat in coffee <head>bars</head> holding hands across the table, sometimes they walked in the park, and on Saturdays they almost always went to the dance.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40241" docsrc="bnc_AT3_1063">
<answer instance="bar.40241" senseid="chocolate_bar%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
A space blanket, so called because it is a product of space research, is more efficient than an ordinary blanket.
It is a thin sheet of plastic, covered with a shiny coating of the metal alloy, virilium, and folds up to the size of a handkerchief.
Though it is meant to be used to keep out the cold, we had brought six of them to cover the tents and reflect away the   sun's heat, and to signal for help if needed.
We had never imagined we would put them to their intended use.    
I went to Mick's tent, opened the zip and reached inside.
An orange circle of light, the beam from his torch, darted round the tent walls, there was the jingle of keys and I felt them cold in my hand.
There was enough light from the sky for me to see the padlocks.
I unfastened them and hooked the heavy, clanking chains to the tail-board to take its weight.
&bquo;Throw me a <head>bar</head> of chocolate, as well, will you Geoff?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40243" docsrc="bnc_AMB_2523">
<answer instance="bar.40243" senseid="metal_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Who let you buy the safety net and all the equipment in the first place?&equo;    
Mr Crangle tried time and time again to reason with the Headmaster, but their arguments just became louder and louder.
Eventually he was banned from having anything to do with the Bookman and all his plans were ignored.    
&bquo;I've made a big mistake,&equo; he told Mr Slipper.
&bquo;If I'd known what you were going to do, I'd never have caught him.&equo;    
&bquo;My, that's a lovely jacket you're wearing,&equo; replied Mr Slipper.
&bquo;I wouldn't worry about the Bookman.
He won't feel a thing.&equo;    
In the sick bay the final details of the plan were being drawn up.
Mr Litmus had returned to his lab and prepared a small bottle of acid, hoping it was enough to burn through the metal <head>bars</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40244" docsrc="bnc_B19_1872">
<answer instance="bar.40244" senseid="bar%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
I claim no copyright for the expression, but since first hearing it regularly find myself considering people in terms of whether they are &bquo;earthed&equo; or not.
Subjectivity is a daily pitfall but I seem to observe that being &bquo;earthed&equo; has little to do with intellect, class, fortune or even belief.    
I know of the most intellectual of men and women who are not &bquo;earthed&equo; and some of the humblest who are.
I know Quakers   who are &bquo;earthed&equo; and quakers who are not &bquo;earthed&equo; and never will be.
Perhaps it all has to do with being unworldly and prepared to believe in the little people at the end of the garden.
Certainly I now never close my mind about anyone being a member.
I have recently discovered that even the profession of accountant isn't a <head>bar</head> .
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<answer instance="bar.40246" senseid="U"/>
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Along with the 480 watt machine comes an adjustable fence, wrenches, straight and curved guides, template guide, and even a free straight cutter.    
Most recent models of 6mm collet routers now produce around twice the power of this model; this is not so much to speed the work, but more to improve the quality and variety of profiles made by cutters.
Having said this, the Woodworker has a respectable 26,000rpm cutter speed, and it's also fairly light at 2kg.    
Cutters are fixed in place by the wrench and tommy bar method.
This is also used on some rival d-i-y machines, and is a cheaper option than a spindle lock, which needs only one tool to be used.
Care must be taken to remove the tommy <head>bar</head> from the collet before switching on the motor &mdash; it is all too easy to forget, and the result is a worn motor.    
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<answer instance="bar.40247" senseid="bar%1:06:02::"/>
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Le Saux, Clarke and Wise all went within inches of scoring while West Ham threatened only once, Beasant holding on to an unexpected volley from Foster.        
Soccer: Shilton on song again    
Charlton 0, Plymouth 0 PETER SHILTON made his playing debut for the Plymouth side he now manages against the team he first played against over 20 years ago.    
Shilton, 42, kept another clean sheet in his 962nd League appearance.
His sheer presence seemed to inspire a side threatened with relegation to Division Three to only their seventh away point of the season.    
He made telling first half stops and saw his forwards come close to securing three points.
Top scorer Dwight Marshall headed a David Smith cross against the underside of the <head>bar</head> after just 10 minutes and in a late rally Smith was denied on three occasions by the faultless Charlton goalkeeper Bob Bolder.    
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<answer instance="bar.40249" senseid="bar%1:06:02::"/>
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Palmer had to head clear a menacing centre by Mooney and Rush went close with two excellent drives.
Yet Town's first real attack in the 28th minute almost gave them the lead.    
Norman could only parry away Thompson's powerful shot but he recovered superbly to turn Kiwomya's follow-up drive over the bar.    
Sunderland brought on Owers as a substitute for his first taste of football since sustaining a pelvic injury three months ago.    
Goodman incorrectly thought he was the man to go off but Sunderland fans were soon relieved when he stayed on the pitch.    
Owers showed no signs of rustiness, often winning the ball in midfield and supplying the deadly pass to Goodman which produced the first goal.    
In the second half, Sunderland always looked more likely to score.
Forrest made another fine save, tipping Atkinson's 30-yard shot over his <head>bar</head> .    
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<answer instance="bar.40250" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
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True to his word, Tom Warner had located an immense 8-wheeled transcontinental locomotive, not yet cooled down at the divisional changing point, assembled a crew of engineer and fireman, loaded the engine with coal and water, and attached the engine to the Divisional   Superintendent's   own private railway coach.
Drawn up and panting on the open track, Engine No.707 and coach 3113 looked black against the swirling snowstorm.
Two of our number, feeling no pain from imbibed refreshment, climbed into the engine tender by mistake, but they were soon herded back to the warmth and light of the Superintendent's coach, which was the ultimate in railway luxury.    
The full-length private coach was furnished in the fashion of a &bquo;club car&equo; in the Pullman Service, but it also had a medium-sized galley and a fully equipped <head>bar</head> , with a chef and two porters to look after our needs.
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<answer instance="bar.40252" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
A wealth of fascinating history lies within the very name of the Hundred House Hotel which refers to the ancient subdivisions of the shires of England into areas known as &bquo;hundreds&equo;.
In the courtyard, a 14th-century half-timbered and thatched roof building was for many centuries the local courthouse where justice was meted out.
The remains of stocks and the whipping post serve as uncomfortable reminders of the not so good old days.    
The main building is Georgian with very attractive exposed brickwork, beamed ceilings and oak panelling.
The d&eacute;cor is very pretty; period furniture, lots of wood, patchwork and brass &mdash; everything one feels a country inn should be.
The cosy dining room has a lovely Jacobean fireplace, and a separate <head>bar</head> is decorated with an array of dried herbs grown in the herb garden.
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<answer instance="bar.40253" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
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Delors plan, page 7; Leader comment, page 18; Michael White on splendid isolation, Elie Wiesel on German reunification page 19        
Fast moves on soccer draw.    
By Staff Reporters    
THE English soccer authorities have moved with uncharacteristic speed to try to minimise possible fall-out from the World Cup meeting of England and Holland, the European teams whose supporters are most associated with hooliganism, in the Sardinian capital of Cagliari next summer.    
Cagliari &mdash; population 225,000, stadium capacity 38,800 &mdash; is a city with its own strong soccer culture, and its own football hero, Luigi Riva (pictured below, and, left, as celebrated by a lifesize statue in a local <head>bar</head> ), who played for Cagliari as a left-winger when they won their one Italian league title in 1970 and was a prodigious scorer.    
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Time seems to have stood still in this lovely hotel, and the gracious style of the rooms, terrace and extensive gardens is truly relaxing.
All rooms are twin bedded with a private bathroom.
Amenities include a bar, lounge, television room, and restaurant which leads onto a large terrace with wonderful views across the lake.
There is also a tennis court (own equipment needed), solarium (payable locally) free use of sauna and steam bath twice a week, private access to the lake for bathing, and free use of rowing and pedal boats.
Breakfast is continental, supplemented with ham and cheeses, and dinner is 4 courses.    
No lift; 47 bedrooms; single available.        
HOTEL RADETZKY (3+)    
This elegant hotel is in the middle of St Gilgen, a two minute walk from the lake.
The public rooms are attractive and include a traditional stube, dining room and small <head>bar</head> .
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<answer instance="bar.40256" senseid="snack_bar%1:06:00::"/>
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Sea World runs a close second with its marine exhibits, including one that takes you &bquo;through&equo; a shark tank on a rolling sidewalk.    
The latest attraction, Universal Studios Florida, opened last year to rave reviews, and although it's popular with kids it's really one of the few theme parks built for adults.
You go not just for the rides (one of the most popular, Earthquake, puts you in San Francisco just as the Big One hits) but for the chance to see how filmmakers, animators and special effects wizards all conspire to create the magic of film.    
Significantly lower down on the status scale is Gatorland, where you can watch a Seminole Indian wrestle an alligator and later treat yourself to fried alligator tail at the snack <head>bar</head> ; it's actually not as vile as it sounds.
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On the credit side, there is much for the parents as well as the teenagers to gain when the time comes for them to leave home.
The children learn to take responsibility for themselves.
However hard parents try to inculcate a sense of responsibility in their children, the habits of childhood die hard.
Most mothers haven't the heart to deny their children the care and comfort they have given them all their lives and many continue to run round them long after they are old enough to look after themselves.
In order to become a responsible adult, a young man or woman must learn the cost of living, in terms of hard cash and hard work.
While they are living at home, so many things are thrown in free.
It can come as a shock to have to buy every stamp, tube of toothpaste or <head>bar</head> of soap as well as to wash and press favourite clothes before going out, and to change and launder their own bed linen.    
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Well, there would be two choices open: Melodic Minor and Harmonic Minor.
Here's the melodic minor; note that it is identical to the major scale apart from the 3rd degree, which uses the minor 3rd.      
The second scale we could use over a min/maj7 chord is the harmonic minor:      
This scale has an Eastern flavour to it caused by the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth degrees.
Try playing these intervals up and down and you'll hear what I mean.    
Last month I gave you some homework.
Here are the answers:    
The first eight bars were II-V-I-IV-VII-III-VI-VI in E major    
Bars 9 to 12 were II-V-II-V in F major    
Bars 13 to 16 were I-IV-III-II in B&flat; major    
<head>Bars</head> 17 to 20 were II-II-II-II in E&flat; major    
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&bquo;If you take the remunerative bits away and leave in public hands only the unprofitable ones, we will need a larger grant,&equo; argues Mr Paterson.
&bquo;If you try to sell the whole thing to the private sector, they won't take it.
Unless, of course, you give them a subsidy.&equo;
That is the case with P&amp;O Scottish Ferries: its grant for providing services to and from Shetland and Orkney has just been been raised by &pound;1.9m, to &pound;8.6m.    
CalMac has been doing well lately, says Alex MacDonald, chairman of the transport committee of Comhairle Nan Eilean (the Western Isles Islands Council).
Last year its 30 roll-on/roll-off ferries carried 6.2m passengers, 1.3m cars, 111,000 commercial vehicles and 16,500 coaches, and 95% of the sailings were on time.
Services have improved.
Souvenir shops (for tourists) and <head>bars</head> (for natives) have proved popular.
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PCR products (430 base pairs (bp) for I-A, 323bp for K1 and 344bp for E-cadherin) were resolved in 1.8% agarose (Gibco BRL) gels and detected after ethidium bromide staining.
PCR products were not detected if RNA or reverse transcriptase was omitted from the reaction tubes.        
FIG. 3 Adhesion of Langerhans cells to E-cadherin-expressing fibroblasts and keratinocytes  in vitro.   
L cells, E-cadherin-transfected L cells (LEC cells) and cultured murine KC were analysed for cadherin expression as described (Fig. 1).
 a, b, c,   Profiles of L cells, LEC cells and KC stained with anti-CD8 (53&ndash;6.72, dotted line), anti-E-cadherin (ECCD-2, continuous line) or anti-P-cadherin (PCD-1, dashed line) antibody.
The ability of TC-LC (open <head>bars</head> ) and TE-LC (solid bars) to adhere to L cells, LEC cells and KC was tested  (d).   
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In bars 5 and 6 John chooses A mixolydian mode phrases (A, B, C&amp;sharp;, D, E, F&amp;sharp;, G) with added chromatic passing notes D&amp;sharp; and G&amp;sharp; to complement the A7 chord (root A, major 3rd C&amp;sharp;, 5th E, &flat;7th G), and similarly goes for E mixolydian (E, F&amp;sharp;, G&amp;sharp;, A, B, C&amp;sharp;, D) with passing note D&amp;sharp; on the E7 in bars 7 and 8.      
3)      
Major pentatonics are found in bars 9 and 10: B, C&amp;sharp;, D&amp;sharp;, F&amp;sharp;, G&amp;sharp; for the B7 phrase, and A, B, C&amp;sharp;, E, F&amp;sharp; for the A7, rounded off with a pair of quavers, G&amp;sharp; and B, the major 3rd and 5th of the following E7 chord.      
4)      
With the exception of the chromatic link in <head>bar</head> 16, the other lines in this piece are all based on one or other of the above scales.
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This will change as you work, in the same way that colour 1 did, allowing you a large area of colour displayed for yarn matching.    
When you have completed colour 2, do the same for the remaining six colours in the palette.
You have now created a new and individual palette containing the colours you wish to use, all matched to your own yarn colours.
Bring number 1 into the current colour box and once again use the FUNCTION menu to select ERASE DRAWINGS, making the screen the background colour 1.    
To keep this palette in memory, there is one further step we must take and that is to save the palette.
If this is not done, then as soon as the controller is switched off, this whole palette will be lost, as it is only in the console memory, not yet on the disk.    
To save the new palette, select PATTERN from top menu <head>bar</head> and release the mouse button on PALETTE WRITING.
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Guests purchase &pound;1 all-day tickets on registration, and these monies are remitted in full to the council.
This arrangement has proved mutually satisfactory, and Duchy envisage no changes in the immediate future.    
The restaurant, which is known as the Dee Room, is an attractive feature.
It seats approximately 180 persons for full silver service, and has been redecorated by Duchy throughout in traditional English style.    
The bars are on the ground floor and can be reached by separate entrances: the vault bar from the street and the lounge bar from the front of the hotel.
They are linked by a glass partition door which may be opened if required.
The vault <head>bar</head> seats approximately 55 persons and is more attractive to the younger drinkers because of its atmosphere and prices.
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<answer instance="bar.40268" senseid="U"/>
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I and the one other passenger viewed the landscape through the grill dividing us from the driver, the mail, bottles of milk and newspapers.
My fellow traveller was going to a reunion with school friends at Torridon.
Brought up in Kinlochewe, she had left thirty years ago and never been back even though she lived in Tain only sixty-odd miles to the east.
I could tell that this was a big event in her life.
&bquo;My man said he wouldn't mind looking after the kids.&equo;    
I met her later in the pub, shiny-eyed with memories.
Things she had &bquo;never thought about until now!&equo;
Like riding bareback on the ponies on the other side of Loch Maree and taking the boats out on the loch.
&bquo;Nobody bothered where we were.&equo;
How could she have forgotten?
She remembered helping in the hotel kitchen when she was ten but nowhere near the <head>Bar</head> .
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There are others at Christmas, Rag Day and St Patrick's Day &mdash; all guaranteed full houses.
The Union employs an Entertainments Manager based at Jordanstown to organize and co-ordinate an entertainments programme across the four campuses.    
Sporting achievement and participation is high at Jordanstown, with outstanding performances in recent times in hockey, Gaelic football, basketball and squash.    
Thirty-three sports clubs and thirteen societies receive Students' Union support and all students are encouraged to play a full part in their affairs.          
Belfast    
The Belfast campus has benefited from a steady increase in student numbers and significant development of facilities.
The Conor Hall development offers an excellent social and recreational complex, including a modern <head>bar</head> , in the centre of the University campus.    
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&bquo;Dublin is laid back and vibrant,&equo; says guitarist Fiachna O'Braonain.
&bquo;Not as laid back as LA, say, nor as vibrant as New York, but it has that curious mixture of the two that outsiders, as well as Dubliners, are drawn to.
It's small, it has a real community.&equo;
And Dublin's music community is united in the search for the &bquo;vibe&equo;.
It can bring together polar opposites in a way that would never happen in London or LA, where musicians hang out with their own kind.    
Maria McKee recently moved there from Los Angeles, attracted initially by &bquo;romantic notions of the community and countryside&equo;.
&bquo;The thing I remember about my first visit is that I had never sung so much before.
Musicians play together here all the time, in <head>bars</head> and in their houses as well as on stage.
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<answer instance="bar.40273" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
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Derek had an aunt who lived not far from his new Scottish home.
Her birthday was on 21st December and he arranged a family dinner party to celebrate it.
His aunt, uncle, father and mother were present and it was held in a hotel.
At the close of the evening, he left slightly before the others to return home.
They saw him leave the room where they were sitting and begin to walk across a bar which lay between it and the entrance to the building.
A man intercepted him and began to say something.
As they watched, they saw Derek more than once attempt to continue towards the entrance, but each time the man closed up on him again.
His aunt recognised him immediately as the well-known local &bquo;drug squad&equo; detective.
His father rose, walked into the <head>bar</head> and asked his son if he would like a drink.
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This popular hotel has been such a success with Club 18&ndash;30 that we're delighted to feature it again as our Club Choice for summer &bquo;90.    
Enjoying a fantastic location in Kos town, you'll find the Hotel Catherine set just back from the lively, bustling harbour, right in the centre of town and ideally placed for both the beach and nightlife.
The amazing &bquo;Street of Much Music&equo;, with it's abundance of colourful bars and restaurants is only 10&ndash;15 metres away, as is the beach where you can take advantage of your free beach mat and cultivate those tans ready to show them off at some of Kos town's brilliant night-clubs, also 15 minutes away.    
Inside, the hotel is comfortably furnished and the hotel <head>bar</head> , which has TV, English videos and video games, provides a lively and popular meeting place before painting the town red!
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SOO SCOTT, STALLHOLDER    
&bquo;I think more people should wear hats&equo;        
ENRIQUE &amp; CHRISTINA    
&bquo;The clothes here are cheap and brilliant&equo;        
DANIEL    
&bquo;I've done modelling before &mdash; will this be a funny shot of me?&equo;        
EILEEN, STALLHOLDER    
&bquo;I've lined this hat to keep my head warm&equo;        
MR JAMESON &amp; CHARLOTTE    
&bquo;We're just browsing &mdash; all this shopping has worn us out&equo;        
KATHLEEN, <head>BAR</head> ARIZONA    
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For a short while (three months) the family party remained within the crumbling Electric Circus walls but the talented and the lucky soon matured into pop stars and ambitious writers.
No longer would it be possible to travel home on the bus with your favourite artiste.
As those deft enough left the circle the remaining masses lost the sense of happening and re-entered the obscurity of mundane reality.
Bitterness, frustration and jealousy crept slowly in and only proud bar room nostalgia (&bquo;I remember one night when me and Pete Shelley got pissed and spent the night in Piccadilly Gardens&hellip;&equo;) remained.    
Steven Patrick Morrissey was the ultimate embodiment of those left behind.
In many respect, he still is.
Steven Morrissey was a <head>bar</head> room intellectual and a New York Dolls fan.
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 Local Activities  : Walks, fishing, golf, swimming, horse-riding, pleasure flights (airfield at St Just).        
The Old Rectory Hotel               
This gracious and well-proportioned early 19th-century building has a varied past: it started out life as a rectory, became a farmhouse, and is now a comfortable country hotel.
It stands in three acres of garden, and overlooks the picturesque valley of Looe.
To say that it is peaceful is an understatement; it is so quiet as to be almost unsettling for anyone used to the never-ending noise of the city.    
The rooms are spacious and furnished to suit the Victorian features of the house, such as the marble fireplaces in the lounge and drawing room and heavy panelled doors.
The lounge (with adjacent <head>bar</head> ) is a particularly warm and welcoming room, with Persian rugs, comfortable sofas, and in winter a blazing log fire.
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<answer instance="bar.40280" senseid="coffee_bar%1:06:00::"/>
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Also, coincidentally, other rebels were gathering in that same year.    
Jack went west for a holiday in the summer of 1954 while he contemplated his future.
James Dean had just arrived there for his first major role, having been brought from New York by the famed director Elia Kazan to star in  East of Eden  .
If Nicholson had strolled down Sunset Strip, he would have caught sight of Dean at Googies or one of the other coffee joints where Dean would meet with Natalie Wood and Dennis Hopper.
The Strip, at the westerly end of Sunset Boulevard and closest to the hub of the film industry, was the avenue for poseurs where every young hopeful &mdash; and plenty not so young &mdash; hung out to be discovered in one of the dozens of coffee <head>bars</head> that eventually gave way to rock &bquo;n&equo; roll clubs and then strip shows of the Sixties and Seventies.
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<answer instance="bar.40282" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
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Sunday best pale and awkward teenagers, unsure and toughly giggly, sit around the central dance floor waiting for the first two or three to start dancing so that the rush can begin.
Three bold, badly made-up and tartily dressed girls make a move to the dance floor, swing their knees gamely, swish their hair like Legs And Co (  dodgy   Top Of The Pops  dancers  ) to a Lene Lovich tape &mdash; but it could be anything.
Within five minutes the dancefloor is filled.    
Once the kids and those slightly older have made it, they all do their best steps and twists, unself-consciously, monotonously, strangely introverted.
They rarely smile and there is a far away look in their eyes.
Round the side on hard backed chairs the non-dancers sit and wait, probably just for the end of the evening.
There is no <head>bar</head> , no alcohol; no obvious reason why they're here at all&hellip;    
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I now want one more than anything in the world.    
We went to the chip shop and had the works.
Fish, chips, pickled onions, gherkins, sloppy peas.
Nothing was too expensive for Nigel, he gets loads of pocket money.
We walked round for a bit then we came back and watched  The Bug-Eyed Monster Strikes Back   on the television.
I said the bug-eyed monster reminded me of Mr Scruton the headmaster.
Nigel had hysterics.
I think I have got quite a talent to amuse people.
I might change my mind about becoming a vet and try writing situation comedy for television.    
When the film finished Nigel said, &bquo;How about a nightcap?&equo;
He went to the <head>bar</head> in the corner of the lounge and he poured us both a stiff whisky and soda.
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In addition, it was difficult to find impartial jurors.
Among the Sinhalese and Tamils, Clarence argued, convictions   were difficult when the accused had a position of influence.
Burghers presented another problem: &bquo;With regard to the Eurasians, it is notoriously difficult, even upon the strongest evidence to induce a jury, in which the Eurasians are in a majority, to convict a Eurasian.&equo;
Clarence also asserted that cultural and language differences could produce misunderstandings.
European jurors know little about Sri Lankans, while Sinhalese and Tamil jurors did not always know English well enough to understand the judge.    
Some of these reservations about juries were shared by other officials, but the local <head>bar</head> would have objected strenuously to attempts to abolish or restrict the jury system.
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For your &pound;3 entrance fee, you were invited into a dingey outer bar, packed to capacity with strange anarcho-punk types who only appear at night.
At the bar a leather-clad schoolboy was buying a pint of lager, served in a plastic beaker.
Occasionally, the decibel level would rise from the merely conversation-stopping to Heathrow proportions.
This was when somebody opened the door to the inner sanctum where the support band was playing.
Here, in a room even estate agents would have difficulty describing as anything other than small, 20 people clung to the perimeter walls as a man with a Chris Waddle haircut hammered out some old rock cliches.
One fan sang along and plucked at an imaginary guitar, but he turned out to be the roadie.
At the end of their set the roadie applauded wildly, and everyone else wandered back to the <head>bar</head> .
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&bquo;That is a civilised drink, you peasant,&equo; growled Nigger.
Billy looked annoyed and was about to say something when Knocker came back with their two pints of cider, looking more like tea cups in his massive fists.    
&bquo;That will be five and tenpence please,&equo; he boomed, sensing the discord among them.
Nigger pulled out a wad of notes large enough to choke a horse, gave Knocker a pound note, and told him to keep the change.
Billy's eyes stared at the wad in disbelief.
It must have represented at least three weeks wages for the average man in the village.
Yanto felt a surge of cold anger course through him at this blatant piece of exhibitionism.
&bquo;I didn't know they paid that well in the nick,&equo; he heard himself say loudly.    
Several people in the <head>bar</head> looked around and Knocker moved closer to the bar flap.
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<instance id="bar.40289" docsrc="bnc_ADP_1424">
<answer instance="bar.40289" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
No, because in the case of the Beethoven Seventh, he may not have learnt that quick music sounds dull unless every note is articulated.    
The last movement of this symphony is certainly a case in point.    
When I was a young conductor in Germany it was usual to conduct the finale much slower than we hear it nowadays.
And I knew it was wrong, but I couldn't get out of this tradition because of the difficulty of realizing the inner content of the music.
It did not &mdash; how can I put it? &mdash; lend itself to a faster tempo.
Then, eventually, both things were joined: the right tempo and the content.
Sometimes, especially in Romantic music, I tell the orchestra, &bquo;Now play everything as you played it but play a 4/4 bar.
What you are doing is feeling the music so deeply that you are playing a 5/4 <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40291" docsrc="bnc_ABS_588">
<answer instance="bar.40291" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40291" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
It will be a while before there is any light at the end of the tunnel Marx built.    
The underground economy in every socialist state, however, has always been resolutely capitalist, and so my friend Kurowski and I have come here tonight to find out how the world's oldest profession is adjusting to the new economic realities.
At a cost of one hundred and fifty thousand zlotys, about eight pounds, I buy Elena and Barbara a bottle of &bquo;champagne&equo;.
That may seem reasonable, but it's a lot for Poland, where a million and a half zlotys a month is considered more or less an average wage.    
Everything in Kamieniolomy, which means &bquo;The Quarry&equo; in Polish, is expensive.
The cover charge for the <head>bar</head> , which is owned by the Europejski Hotel across the street, is forty thousand zlotys, a little more than two pounds, double what it was six months ago.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40292" docsrc="bnc_AMD_1579">
<answer instance="bar.40292" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Beautifully set in its own grounds, this centrally located hotel provides a high standard of comfort and friendly service in elegant surroundings.
The indoor heated pool and sauna are free to house guests, and there is a solarium (payable locally).
Table tennis is on offer, and one can also hire bicycles.
A splendid buffet breakfast, and a four course dinner plus salad buffet are served in the rustic style dining room.
All bedrooms have private bathroom and are very comfortable.    
Lift; 40 bedrooms; singles available.        
HOTEL HAYMON (3)    
Situated on the edge of the pedestrian zone, is the friendly Hotel Haymon, consisting of two Tyrolean chalet style buildings set a few yards apart.
The hotel has a small pleasant lounge and <head>bar</head> , two terraces one on the roof, a solarium (payable locally) and a sauna (free).
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40294" docsrc="bnc_CEC_841">
<answer instance="bar.40294" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It'll be my privilege to let you buy me a cognac.
I was beginning to think I'd have to drink this coffee.&equo;    
&bquo;A hard night?&equo;    
A flash of anger in the eyes.
&bquo;Perhaps.&equo;    
D'Arcy ordered, then took the seat opposite.
&bquo;I need a good man, reliable, for a couple of days&equo; bodyguard duty.
It could be dangerous.
There's a real threat.
But the money will be good.&equo;    
The eyes glanced in the direction of Nadirpur sitting demurely at the <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40295" docsrc="bnc_AM0_1377">
<answer instance="bar.40295" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
The beach is only about five minutes away.
We have apartments sleeping 6&ndash;7, 4&ndash;6, 3&ndash;5, 2&ndash;4 and studios sleeping 2&ndash;3.
All rooms have cooking facilities and a fridge.
Prices are based on full occupancy of apartments.        
MINOA      
This friendly, relaxed atmosphere and the good service and facilities are our simple reasons for featuring the Minoa as our Club Choice for summer &bquo;90.    
We'd better start off by telling you about the two brothers who run the Minoa, Yanni and Nico who run the bar and enjoy a joke.
Between them life at the Minoa is never boring!    
The <head>bar</head> here is a major meeting point for 18&ndash;30's and many an early evening drink has developed into a fully blown party night of the spontaneous kind.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40297" docsrc="bnc_CE9_1864">
<answer instance="bar.40297" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40297" senseid="U"/>
<context>
But the fishing trip that hot night was something different and it was to frighten and distress the boys.    
They found their usual post at the pond and set up their gear; it was hot and very humid, they were near the gated level crossing on the old trackbed.
Nothing much doing at the pond, they had set the rods up and were wandering around,   looking for frogs and newts, then they returned to their rods; nothing stirred, so around 10pm they decided to call it a day.
They got their rods and landing nets together and set off for home.
All of a sudden they heard the hum of a motorcycle coming towards them and they both saw a motorcycle being ridden towards the level crossing.
It was travelling at high speed and the boys thought it was going to hit them, the rider was crouched over the <head>bars</head> obviously unaware of the boys.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40298" docsrc="bnc_CA6_968">
<answer instance="bar.40298" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
So far from craving for crumpets I was firmly resisting repatriation and trying hard to stay where I was; the kindness of friends enabled me to do so.
Nevertheless,   there was cause for lowness of spirits.
Cyprus (to use a favourite expression of Elizabeth's) was taking its toll of her too, for Renny, her son, was doing his military service there.
&bquo;I have a brother, but he's away from home at present,&equo; wrote Joanna tactfully to a Greek pen-friend.    
 Angel   appeared in this year.
Mark Ogilvie-Grant, another Athenian pen-friend and later a friend of hers, echoed my thoughts when he said: &bquo;&hellip; a good book, but she didn't write it&equo;.
Some time before he had asked me if I knew this most neglected of novelists, coming up to talk to me in a blue-green Athenian <head>bar</head> from which he was almost at once to be evicted for a splendid falsetto rendering of &bquo;The Lost Chord&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40300" docsrc="bnc_C9H_1541">
<answer instance="bar.40300" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The lead-in note to bars 1, 3 and 5 (also 18, 20 and 22, which are identical to these) are lowered by the tremolo arm before you pick them, in order to achieve the &bquo;slide&equo; effect of a &bquo;trombone&equo;.
Picking the note and then letting go of the arm allows the note to rise in pitch, giving that requisite smooth gliss into the note.
(Look back at the Cliff Gallup solos we   covered  in June and July and you'll notice he did just that, too.)    
For the first of these (bar 1), hold the C chord I've diagrammed: press the tremolo arm to lower the C note (string 5, fret 3) to a B (equivalent to fingering at fret 2, and the reason I've written &bquo;2&equo; in the tab as the lead-in.
The TA LB stands for &bquo;Let the tremolo arm Back&equo;.    
Similar instructions go for the F note at the start of bar 5.    
At the end of <head>bar</head> 2, leading into bar 3, I've written (-1).
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40301" docsrc="bnc_A0C_353">
<answer instance="bar.40301" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40301" senseid="U"/>
<context>
As the only catering industry representative on this working party, I would be interested to hear from any companies which have any experience, or knowledge of any examples, which make them feel that this is an area that needs to be examined quickly and subjected to public debate.    
Of particular relevance to the industry is the sub-group on local authority purchasing and the research project looking at small- and medium-sized suppliers and the public sector purchasers which deal with them.
  CHARLES ALLEN Managing Director, Compass, Queens Wharf, Queen Caroline Street, London W6.          
THE COLOUR OF MONEY    
ONE of our <head>bar</head> staff recently came into the kitchen to ask if she could look in the soup kettle to see what colour the soup was.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40303" docsrc="bnc_A9F_751">
<answer instance="bar.40303" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
That will be staged in the United States, with stadiums designated in those areas where soccer is strongest, like California.
Mr Moynihan should even now be pressing the football authorities to cast around for an island where The Problem can be contained.
One obvious candidate suggests itself: the island of Alcatraz.
Its qualifications for taming England supporters look from this distance more compelling than even Sardinia's.
It is smaller than Sardinia (just 22 acres, or roughly 13 football pitches, against Sardinia's 16,000 square miles, or six million pitches) which for purposes of containment ought to be counted pure gain.
There are no public <head>bars</head> or outlets for purchasing lager, and the only route for escaping the forces of law and order is a taxing swim through a shark-infested bay.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40304" docsrc="bnc_B29_1585">
<answer instance="bar.40304" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
There are concessions for party bookings and school groups and for senior citizens, students and unemployed.        
Disabled Patrons    
We welcome disabled patrons.
For your convenience please let us know your requirements in advance.            
DID YOU KNOW?      
Riverside Theatre Club    
As a member of the Riverside Theatre Club you will receive concessions on selected shows throughout the year.    
The club holds regular social functions including wine and cheese parties and receptions for visiting companies which give members an opportunity to meet the actors and actresses.    
Club members can provide help with Front of House, <head>Bar</head> and Foyer duties in return for which they receive a free ticket to the show.        
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40307" docsrc="bnc_CGP_633">
<answer instance="bar.40307" senseid="chocolate_bar%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
Substitute honey for sugar in drinks and at meal times, serve fresh fruit rather than a dessert.        
Face up to the fats    
A certain amount of fat in your diet is good for you, as it provides energy and insulation, but too much of the wrong kind can be bad news for your figure and your cholesterol levels.
The most harmful type are saturated animal fats, found in meat     and dairy products.
Switch to vegetable, nut and seed oils in cooking, like sunflower, olive or corn oil, and look out for low-fat and fat-free dairy products and other foods.
They are just as tasty as the real thing!          
FOOD FACTS    
There's a lot to be said for the saying &bquo;You are what you eat&equo;.
Given the choice, most of us would rather eat a choccy <head>bar</head> than a stick of celery, but good eating habits will pay dividends.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40308" docsrc="bnc_B2C_343">
<answer instance="bar.40308" senseid="sand_bar%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
16 vertebrae (22 per cent)          
The relative abundances are shown in brackets after each bone type for comparison with the proportions obtained from the intact scats, which are given in Append.
Table 13. (see also Append.
Table 10) Sample sizes are small (35 bones compared with 2135 from the scats), but it would appear that the numbers and proportions of isolated teeth and jaws are low compared with the numbers of vertebrae and pelves/scapulae.
This is a similar result to that from the bat-eared fox assemblage and again indicates that the lighter bones with relatively large surface areas are more subject to transport than denser bone.       
Braided river deposits showing high energy environment leading to bone breakage and many sand <head>bars</head> and gravel lenses where bones may become deposited.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40310" docsrc="bnc_C8U_766">
<answer instance="bar.40310" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I had been frantically searching the garden for Toby, and found him, his head stuck through the bars unable to move.
Don't worry folks, I knew what to do &mdash; smear some butter around the head and neck.
He snarled, growled and snapped.
Half-an-hour and half-a-pound of best Irish butter later, I had not only not succeeded, but somehow I'd got him further through.
He was now stuck just behind the shoulder blades.    
I phoned the fire brigade, but as the station officer's wife was having a baby in the fire engine on the way to hospital, rescuing dogs was not too high on their list of priorities.
So I tried the RSPCA inspector, but it seemed he was more concerned with a cow wandering about in a shopping mall in Carmarthen.    
A passing farmer said he was strong enough to prise open the <head>bars</head> with his bare hands.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40311" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_3081">
<answer instance="bar.40311" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Was I a pressie?&equo; she asked.
&bquo;From her to you, with love.
With contemptuous affection, I should say.
She must be very sure of herself &mdash; and of you too, of course.&equo;    
&bquo;Id better be going,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;To her?&equo;
She sat up.
&bquo;Straight from my bed to hers &mdash; without any pause for reflection or refreshment?
I don't believe it.&equo;
He started to say something but she cut in.
&bquo;Look, I'll be in the <head>bar</head> in fifteen minutes.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40313" docsrc="bnc_CH0_1950">
<answer instance="bar.40313" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
She was wearing a meshfoil microskirt, a Miss Piggy wig and strawberry pasties, her usual uniform.    
The swing-doors swung open, and Curtius Kenne ambled in, chewing tobacco.
He looked up at Gretchen, and spanged the spittoon with a jet of brown filth.    
&bquo;Nice view,&equo; he drawled.
&bquo;Haw haw haw!&equo;    
Curtius was a cowboy builder.
His van was painted up with pictures of Gene Autry and Hopalong Cassidy, and he called his firm the Boot Hill and Laredo Double Glazing Company.
He guaranteed his windows against everything up to a BlastMaster minimissile, but you were usually too dead to complain if he supplied you with defective merch.
He loped across the <head>bar</head> , swinging his hips to show off his   twin Colts, and got his polished pseudoleather boot up on the bar.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40314" docsrc="bnc_BNJ_1048">
<answer instance="bar.40314" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
TRANSPORT COLLECTIONS      
THE CANAL MUSEUM    
Housed in a restored cornmill, the museum collection vividly portrays the heritage of 200 years of inland waterways.
Working models, videos, pictorial and three dimensional displays portray every aspect of life on the canals.
The museum is complemented by the &bquo;living canal&equo; outside with its flight of locks, boats and the Blisworth Tunnel.
Boat trips nearby.        
NENE VALLEY RAILWAY    
Standard gauge steam railway running over 7 miles through the Nene Park, between Wansford and Peterborough via Yarwell Mill and Nene Park.
Locomotives and stock from nine countries.
Shop.
Refreshment coach, <head>Bar</head> car.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40316" docsrc="bnc_AB5_1078">
<answer instance="bar.40316" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
  Leee   Childers: &bquo;After playing in  Pork  , I'd been back in America for about a year when the phone rang &mdash; it was Tony DeFries, David's manager, who I had apparently met before but didn't remember.
He said that David was getting ready to tour America, but he didn't want normal rock and roll people &mdash; he wanted weird, crazy people to be his staff and he asked whether we'd do it.
Would we become MainMan America?
Cherry Vanilla was doing nothing &mdash; she was eating fruit and breaking out all the time as a result, Jane was doing nothing too &mdash; she'd started a group called Queen Elizabeth which played little, low-life funky <head>bars</head> on the Lower Eastside, Tony Zanetta was working coding, which is a very ignominious job that out-of-work actors do in New York, and I was working at  16 Magazine   as a tea boy.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40317" docsrc="bnc_AAV_1059">
<answer instance="bar.40317" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40317" senseid="P"/>
<context>
Once upon a time, if you were caught short, there would be a convenience at your disposal.
No more.
The toilets at Piccadilly Circus closed down years ago.
They've gone at Finchley and almost everywhere else.
&bquo;Rather sadly it is a comment on modern society that keeping public loos clean and not vandalised is an uphill battle,&equo; says Dennis Tunnicliffe.
&bquo;We are looking at what you might loosely call superloos.
We're going to experiment with one or two of those to see if they survive better.
And then we may retro-fit to places like Finchley.&equo;    
No loos, and Ellie's Sandwich <head>Bar</head> on Piccadilly Circus is long gone too, and, if you fancy a refreshing beverage while you're waiting (endlessly) at Sloane Square, tough luck-that platform pub has gone too, a victim of No Smoking restrictions.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40319" docsrc="bnc_B3K_919">
<answer instance="bar.40319" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40319" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Please telephone the hotel of your choice to make your booking.      
The Crown Hotel    
The Crown is one of Scarborough's most outstanding properties, situated on the South Cliff, with beautiful panoramic views out to sea, taking in both the harbour and the Old Town.
The price, to include theatre ticket, taxi to and from the theatre, overnight accommodation and full English breakfast is &pound;46.00.          
Hotel St Nicholas    
A most popular hotel within walking distance of the theatre, which offers superb accommodation, with beautiful views across the South Bay, a swimming pool and leisure facilities.
The theatre-goer's exclusive price of &pound;42.00 includes a pre-theatre cocktail in the hotel's Terrace <head>Bar</head> , theatre tickets, accommodation and full English breakfast.          
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40320" docsrc="bnc_ABH_1755">
<answer instance="bar.40320" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Generally less well-educated than other ethnic groups, and more likely to lack jobs and live in grim houses, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis have been hit by the closure of run-down Bradford mills and ancient Birmingham factories.    
But religious righteousness has been a more potent force than economic despair.
For many British Muslims, resurgent Islam is now vying for their sympathies against secular liberalism.
The Salman Rushdie affair is a vivid example.    
The Rushdie business drove a wedge between secular society and Muslims; it also strengthened the hold of religious leaders over their flock.
When Bradford Muslims burnt copies of &bquo;The Satanic Verses&equo; and effigies of its author, right-thinking liberals cringed; when the government refused to ban the book as blasphemous, even moderate Muslims felt insulted.
Since then young Muslims have been abandoning <head>bars</head> and clubs for mosques and Islamic study groups.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40322" docsrc="bnc_CFT_3049">
<answer instance="bar.40322" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40322" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Shock absorption is provided by the E.V.A.
heel wedge, while the grip is supplied by the removable seven spike spike-plate.
The lightweight upper is made from synthetic suede and nylon and the support is given by the thermoplastic heel counter.
The PB800 is ideal for the athlete who wants a spike that can also be used on the country.          
SAUCONY ARROW:    
An excellent training shoe for the runner with a normal foot plant, who likes a very cushioned ride.
The shock absorption is provided by the single density compression moulded E.V.A.
midsole, together with the outersole, which is blown rubber at the forefoot and carbon rubber at the heel.
Stability and Energy Return is provided by Saucony's exclusive &bquo;torsion rigidity <head>bar</head> &equo; which is made of Hytrel plastic and Kevlar.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40323" docsrc="bnc_AM0_1028">
<answer instance="bar.40323" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
all rooms have private facilities and a balcony.    
Meals: Bed and breakfast and self-catering.        
TRABUKOS BEACH CLUB    
Over the last ten summers the Trabukos Beach Club has become a great favourite with club 18&ndash;30.
The village tavernas and bars lie practically on the doorstep of this attractive hotel which is exclusive to Club 18&ndash;30.
One of its buildings is actually right next to the fabulous long sandy beach.
There's a great atmosphere at the open-air bar restaurant at the Trabukos where you can sit and relax in the heat of the afternoon sun.
Other popular haunts include 42nd Street &mdash; one of the most popular <head>bars</head> in Kavos, and the ship Inn, a well-known restaurant where you can enjoy a good selection of dishes, both English and traditional Greek.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40325" docsrc="bnc_AMW_637">
<answer instance="bar.40325" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40325" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
But no-one will mind if you choose to opt for another forty winks on your sunlounger.
If you want to get away from it all completely there are five other pools to choose from!    
Most parents though tend to avoid a secret pirates cave where only members of the Pirates Club are allowed.
For a few hours each day the HCI Captain keeps them occupied like a regular Mary Poppins with games excursions and rehearsals for junior showtime.    
Choice is the secret of Ten Bel's success and at meal times you'll find plenty of it.
The generous buffet is both pleasing to the eye and the taste buds, with free wine to get you in the mood for an evening of entertainment.
At the Starlight <head>Bar</head> the HCI team present a nightly show with the emphasis on fun, whilst in Maravilla's Honolulu Bar there's dancing and international acts performing for your pleasure.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40326" docsrc="bnc_AMW_973">
<answer instance="bar.40326" senseid="coffee_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
During the day, take your pick of anything from a pizza to a sizzling steak served at the poolside barbecue grill &mdash; and afternoon coffee takes on a flavour all of its own when enjoyed with a fresh pastry cooked before your eyes.    
At the end of the day, there are experiences to be shared, new friends to be introduced and tans to be compared over a convivial drink.
The young &mdash; and those with stamina left to spend! &mdash; round off the fun at the sound-proofed Venus disco.
And the rest?
Well, the cool beauty of a starry Tunisian night watched from the peace of the terrace is a perfect finale to anyone's day&hellip;    
Eleanor Rodger    
Freelance Journalist      
CLUB FACILITIES    
2 swimming pools; gardens and sun terraces; free poolside sunloungers.
Club bar; sunken pool bar; beach bar; nightclub bar.
Buffet-style breakfast/lunch; set menu for dinner; moorish coffee <head>bar</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40328" docsrc="bnc_ANM_1679">
<answer instance="bar.40328" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
I'm not showing off or anything, but here's just a sample of the questions he can complete, totally unprompted.    
Q. What noise does a sheep make?
A. Baa.    
Q. Where do monks or nuns live?
A. Abbey.    
Q. A polar what, lives at the north pole?
A. Bear.    
Q. What are you?
A. Baba.    
Q. Where can you buy drinks?
A. A <head>bar</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40329" docsrc="bnc_BPC_1896">
<answer instance="bar.40329" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40329" senseid="U"/>
<context>
CANTERBURY SHOP &amp; INFORMATION CENTRE  
 Situated in the centre of Canterbury, near the Cathedral.   
 Information and excellent selection of gifts.          
OWLETTS Cobham, Kent.      
ST JOHN'S JERUSALEM GARDEN  
Garden and remains of a commandery of the Knight's Hospitallers.      
THE GEORGE INN, SOUTHWARK  
Situated near London Bridge Station.
The only remaining galleried inn in London, built 1677.
Leased to Whitbread.    
 <head>Bar</head> food and restaurant.          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40331" docsrc="bnc_C86_3122">
<answer instance="bar.40331" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
One of the power-station boys had knocked a table over on his way to the bathroom.
Drinks everywhere.    
&bquo;Creed had Vasco's brother killed,&equo; Mitch said, &bquo;and then he delivered the head himself.
What do you think?&equo;    
Jed picked up his glass and swirled the last inch of beer around.
&bquo;I wouldn't say anything about it if I was you.&equo;    
&bquo;I'm not saying anything about it.
I'm just telling you.&equo;    
&bquo;How did you hear?&equo;    
&bquo;I've got a couple of friends from the old days, they're vultures now.
One night I was down in a <head>bar</head> on V Street and their tongues got loose.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40332" docsrc="bnc_AHN_1433">
<answer instance="bar.40332" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
But this is not because she has suddenly decided to espouse the hereditary principle.    
The reason is more prosaic.
She has been told that members of the Lords are permitted to use the facilities provided by the Commons &mdash; the bar, the library, etc &mdash; and trot up and down the Commons corridors.    
On hearing this her eyes lit up.
This meant she could continue to level her basilisk stare (the one which she reserves for special enemies) at selected MPs.
Like Banquo's ghost her figure would be seen haunting her old stamping ground.
Not only would she be able to stand in the Commons <head>bar</head> and glare at Conservatives who betrayed her during the leadership contest, thus putting them off their ill-earned whiskies, but chastise those responsible for mishandling the Tory campaign.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40334" docsrc="bnc_B2U_735">
<answer instance="bar.40334" senseid="bar_code%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
If you get a job as a shop assistant or checkout operator, one of the first things you will learn is till procedure.
There are so many different types of tills and cash registers in use today that it would be impossible to describe them all; they range from the old &bquo;press button&equo; type to modern, computerised systems.
If your job involves using a till, you will be given training in how to operate it.      
Some basic functions    
If you work in a large store or supermarket, you may well have an automatic, computerised till.
The assistant simply keys in a code number, or uses a special &bquo;light pen&equo; to &bquo;read&equo; the <head>bar</head> code on the item &mdash; and the till does the rest: displays the cost of the item, and shows the amount of change needed, once the assistant has keyed in the amount given by the customer.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bar.40335" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
In their infinite wisdom, the SFA had arranged for a Scotland Under 23 side to travel with the senior squad, in the admirable but ultimately naive belief that it would be a learning experience for the young stars of the future.
It was.
Three of the players, Willie Young and Arthur Graham of Aberdeen and the Celtic sweeper Pat McCluskey were all members of a Scotland under 23 team who had won the night before in Frederikshavn.
They learned to their cost the subtle art of starting a rammy in a Danish disco.    
Billy Bremner led by example.
The wee ginger-haired midfielder who was once described as &bquo;a volcano looking for somewhere to explode,&equo; took his men on a drinking spree that stretched from the downstairs <head>bar</head> of the Marina Hotel to an exclusive Copenhagen night club called &bquo;Bonaparte's&equo;, and back again.      
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40337" docsrc="bnc_CM2_930">
<answer instance="bar.40337" senseid="U"/>
<context>
In program terms, we can imagine a high-level command:    
GIVE ME A DRINKING SENSE OF THIS WORD IF THERE IS ONE    
and the response to such a command could be to hand up some dictionary definition of a bar as a drinking place.
I am not advocating such a theory of parsing English into formal representations &mdash; I happen not to believe strongly in such &bquo;top &mdash; down&equo; theories, though there are several relatively successful ones in the literature.
The point is that there could be such a command and at the level of that command where, as it were, the answer would be received, no information would ever be received about the other senses of &bquo;<head>bar</head> &equo; that the system as a whole might happen to know about in its dictionary, and the procedures for surveying that range of senses would never be revealed.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40338" docsrc="bnc_A0W_638">
<answer instance="bar.40338" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The function of the biceps is to bend the elbow, supinate the forearm and flex the shoulder.
As with the triceps, to develop larger biceps heavy basic exercises such as barbell curls or dumb-bell curls must be performed.
Dumb-bell curls should always involve rotation of the dumbbells.
This means that the biceps have been worked through their complete range of movement, aiding complete development.    
Forearm training is frequently omitted because of all the work the forearms do while training other body parts.
Higher repetitions must be used because the muscle type is denser and more resilient (like the calves).
Wrist rolling is probably one of the best exercises to perform.
This involves holding out a bar at arm's length and then rotating it.
A weight can be tied to the <head>bar</head> by a piece of rope and then raised and lowered to make the exercise more difficult.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40340" docsrc="bnc_CRM_1431">
<answer instance="bar.40340" senseid="U"/>
<context>
d,    
Grain of  Panicum-   type.    
e,    
Grain of  Echinochloa-   type.    
f,    
Complete fruit-stone of  Zizyphus   sp.    
g,    
Inner surface of a fragment of a  Zizyphus   fruit-stone, showing two cells.    
h,    
Seed of  Zizyphus   sp.
Each scale <head>bar</head> , 1mm.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40341" docsrc="bnc_AE0_1913">
<answer instance="bar.40341" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Though literary festivals could be immensely enjoyable, especially if they took you to some pleasant distant city, like Toronto or Adelaide, there was something absurd about writers gathering together in this way.
We were all of us separate and self-absorbed; each one wrote what he was able to write.
The absurdity became clearer if one imagined twenty or thirty writers from another era occupying the air-conditioned coach that took us from the Hyde Park Regis to the Riverside.
Suppose &mdash; I reflected that evening &mdash; Stendhal, Lamartine, Poe, Jane Austen, Sir Walter Scott, De Quincey, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Keats, Percy and Mary Shelley, Ann Radcliffe, Leigh Hunt, Mickiewicz, Pushkin, Gogol, Goethe, and a dozen other well-known, forgettable writers were making this journey.
Well, it was unthinkable.
There was a depressingly thin crowd hovering in the foyer and <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40343" docsrc="bnc_ASS_386">
<answer instance="bar.40343" senseid="chocolate_bar%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
And when she clutches at her side and complains of a slight ache you lean forward solicitously and ask, &bquo;Are you all right, my darling?&equo;
You are gentle and considerate.
And inside you are the Wimbledon Poisoner.    
He was OK now.
He bent over, kissed the least precipitous bit of her chin that he could find and went downstairs to find his daughter.    
Maisie was sitting in front of the television, glaring sullenly at a man in a pink tracksuit.
Getting her out was clearly going to be a problem.    
After &bquo;No&equo; her favourite word was &bquo;Why&equo;.    
Henry's ploy was simply to lie.
&bquo;I thought of going out for some choc <head>bars</head> ,&equo; he would say, adding  sotto voce   as his daughter ran for her anorak, &bquo;and I thought we might drop off at the gym/piano teacher's/library on the way&hellip;&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40344" docsrc="bnc_BMW_1969">
<answer instance="bar.40344" senseid="coffee_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Paula's face took on a vixenish wickedness.
&bquo;I did think you could say I had a cold because you know how frightened Gran is of catching colds.
But it's a bit boring and it is the middle of summer.
So tell her I broke the heel on my shoe as we were walking over.&equo;    
&bquo;Won't she expect you to come over once you've been home and changed your shoes?&equo;
Sally asked reasonably.    
&bquo;You can say I twisted my ankle when the heel broke,&equo; Paula improvised.    
&bquo;But why don't you want to go to Gran's?&equo;
Sally asked.    
&bquo;It's a drag.
All my friends will be at the coffee <head>bar</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40346" docsrc="bnc_AHF_1289">
<answer instance="bar.40346" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
The child could not decide whever he wanted a chocolate bar or a scoop of ice cream: it occurred to Nelson to combine the two.    
After months of experimentation he came up with a vanilla ice cream bar on a stick, bonded with cocoa butter to a coating of chocolate.    
Initially, Nelson called this the &bquo;I-Scream&equo; bar.
This was because a slogan &mdash; which he himself coined &mdash; had been set to music and became a hit tune of the period: &bquo;I-Scream, you scream.
WE all scream.
FOR ICE CREAM!&equo;    
Nelson, however, feared that once the song was no longer in vogue, his product would become similarly unfashionable.
He accordingly renamed it the &bquo;Eskimo Pie&equo; and chose the distinctive Eskimo symbol that still appears on the wrapping.
The <head>bar</head> was patented and Nelson duly became president of the Eskimo Pie Corporation.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40347" docsrc="bnc_CEC_906">
<answer instance="bar.40347" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It is  mademoiselle  , Monsieur D'Arcy,&equo; she corrected gently.
&bquo;How nice to see you again.
And how flattering that you remember me.&equo;    
&bquo;Claudette has an apartment upstairs,&equo; Victor explained.
&bquo;It has two rooms and she is willing to let your client move into one of them for a short period.
There is a telephone, a bathroom and a kitchenette.&equo;    
D'Arcy smiled.
&bquo;You're a genius, Victor.&equo;    
&bquo;If what you say is true, we cannot take chances.
I will have the rear exit barred and bolted.
So the only access will be through the <head>bar</head> here.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40349" docsrc="bnc_AAX_130">
<answer instance="bar.40349" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
But Jaroslav Rona, a member of a group of prominent artists, says: &bquo;If intellectual groups had not met in the cafes, nothing would have happened.
If the authorities had had any sense, they would have closed the cafes.&equo;    
Prague's cafes have been the centre of cultural activity since the days of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
So potent is the tradition of Czech cafe society, that most cafes were shut down after the Communist takeover in 1948.    
To prevent opposition forces coalescing, the authorities went to great length to separate the various strands of artistic and intellectual thought.    
Separate organisations were created for, among others, officially approved painters, writers and architects, with each group being allocated an official meeting place.
Contact between the different groups was actively discouraged.    
Students were not even given their own campus cafe or union <head>bar</head> to meet in.
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<instance id="bar.40350" docsrc="bnc_AM0_796">
<answer instance="bar.40350" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
The town is a mixture of the old and the new.
Small back streets run higgledy-piggledy back up the hill from the golden, sandy beach and the main prom, and these contain a jumble of small bars, Spanish and seafood restaurants, Bodegas with wine barrels stretching from floor to ceiling, and wonderful shops selling leather, shoes and denim at remarkable prices.    
In a slightly more modern area of town, but still only a short stroll away from the beach, is Lloret's West End, built around the &bquo;Queen Vic&equo;, a traditional English style pub run by our good friend Jimmy.
It's open late, and has a massive outdoor cinema screen.
Right across the road from the &bquo;Vic&equo; is Rockafellas, the Club 18&ndash;30 disco <head>bar</head> , open well into the early hours and a host of other bars and discos such as the Texas and Moby Dick's.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40352" docsrc="bnc_CRM_11509">
<answer instance="bar.40352" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The concentration of iodide in each 1-ml aliquot was determined using an iodide-specific electrode (HNU systems).        
FIG. 2 Detection of human CFTR by  in situ   hybridization in mouse airways following  in vivo   transfection.  a-f,   Data obtained for a mouse transfected with pREP8-CFTR;  G-l,   controls for an untransfected mouse.
The probes used were against human  CFTR   exons 1&ndash;6 (  a-c   and  g-i)   or the  hisD   vector sequences (  d-f   and  j-l).   
For each example, three panels are shown: (1) a brightfield view of a section hybridized with the antisense probe, to illustrate tissue morphology (  a, d, g, j);   (2) a darkfield view of the same section (  b, e, h, k);   (3) a darkfield view of an adjacent section probed with the control sense probe (  c, f, i, l).   
Scale <head>bar</head> , 200&mgr;m.
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<answer instance="bar.40354" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40354" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
You see.
Not like a Saturday night at all though, not really.&equo;    
&bquo;No,&equo; said Gaily.
He wished he had the way of talking to women, to individual strangers.
He was happy enough, full of ale in the crowd on Saturday nights, listening, laughing.
It was not the same.
He finished his beer sadly, wondered if he would have been better off, after all, among them at the club.    
&bquo;You see,&equo; the barmaid said, &bquo;next week, they'll all be in here with their tails between their legs.
Habit's hard to beat.&equo;    
Because he could think of nothing to say to her in reply, Gaily bought her a drink and left.    
&bquo;Goodnight,&equo; she said, disappointed, turning back to the empty <head>bar</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40356" docsrc="bnc_A16_893">
<answer instance="bar.40356" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Above: From Langley, Series Adeline Beige tiles for walls, floors and worktops    
Left: Sphinx Corniche with fruit panel    
Cut-outs on this page are from Dennis Ruabon's range of geometric quarry tile shapes; use as borders, or for threedimensional effects    
Left: Cut-out from Dennis Ruabon's Start-Border design; in red, ironstone and black, it can be combined with the six standard quarry colours    
Right: Part of a nine-tile panel design of daffodils, in black, blue and gold, Panel-Accent Orpheus, from Royal Dutch Sphinx, can be used as a feature in bathroom, hall, or even the bedroom                
NEWS UPdate      
ALARM AND LOCK <head>BAR</head> SECURES PATIO DOORS AND SLIDING SASH WINDOWS    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40358" docsrc="bnc_APU_1265">
<answer instance="bar.40358" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;What are we going to do with you, Martha?&equo; the exhausted woman exclaimed, attempting jollity because she saw that the child was distressed by her failure.
&bquo;You've got the memory of an elephant, you're probably the cleverest girl in class and you can't read.&equo;    
&bquo;This book's so difficult,&equo; Martha rubbed her eyes.
&bquo;The pages just mist up.&equo;    
&bquo;Is it easier if you hold the book closer to you?&equo;
The teacher had noticed that Martha held her books almost at arm's length.    
The child shook her head.
&bquo;It's easier if it's further away.&equo;    
&bquo;Can you read the names on those packets over there?&equo;
They were seated at the breakfast <head>bar</head> in the kitchen, and she pointed to a row of cereal boxes at the far side of the room.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40360" docsrc="bnc_AM0_649">
<answer instance="bar.40360" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
All the apartments and studios have kitchenettes, private bathroom or shower, WC and terrace.        
S'AMFORA    
One of our main Club bases in San Antonio, the S'Amfora is a large hotel with a non-stop electric atmosphere.
It's traditional in some ways but the brothers who own the hotel, Julio and Alfonso, have come to know exactly what the Club 18&ndash;30 holidaymaker is looking for.    
The S'Amfora is a 15 minute walk to the centre of San Antonio and is a mega lively hotel, with the bar, which serves snacks all day at reasonable prices, and pool area, as the central focal points.
It is also equipped with a pool table, darts, video machines and football machine.
Juan and Pepe, who run the <head>bar</head> , luckily need little sleep and it is not uncommon for revellers returning from the star club at 4.00am to find a bar party in full swing.    
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<instance id="bar.40361" docsrc="bnc_AC5_1366">
<answer instance="bar.40361" senseid="chocolate_bar%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
She must have seen a few sights in her time.&equo;    
A lady in a black straw hat, who was being weighed out a Pound of grits by the grocer's assistant, overheard.    
&bquo;A tiny child from London!&equo; she repeated.
&bquo;Why, the poor creature!
Oh, you little angel!&equo;
She darted over to embrace Dot so tightly that she couldn't breathe.    
Dot had never been hugged by a stranger.
Mrs Parvis gave no sign of being interested in her, let alone liking her enough to want to touch her.      
&bquo;What  can   we give the little child?&equo; said the lady.
&bquo;Just think what she must have been through!
If only there were a little chocolate <head>bar</head> we could give her.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40363" docsrc="bnc_AMD_1855">
<answer instance="bar.40363" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Walking: A paradise for keen walkers with 350 kms of marked paths to ramble along at your leisure.    
Swimming: There are indoor and outdoor pools to choose from, depending on the weather.    
Tennis: Saalbach has tennis courts and Hinterglemm has a tennis centre.    
Fishing: There is fishing available in both Hinterglemm and Saalbach and there are small trout ponds at Angelteich and Brenbachhof nearby.
A permit is required.    
Golf: Zell am See, 15 minutes by bus, has a golf course, as does Saalfelden.    
Horse riding: Riding can be arranged in Hinterglemm.    
Cycling: Mountain bikes and ordinary bikes can be hired in Saalbach.    
Watersports: All watersports are available at Zell am See, 15 minutes away by bus.    
Nightlife: There are discos and nightclubs for those with loads of energy, also plenty of cafes, <head>bars</head> and restaurants to choose from.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40364" docsrc="bnc_CBV_883">
<answer instance="bar.40364" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The Vauxhall HPC Seven is so powerful that Caterham took the unusual step of offering a high performance driving course in the price of the car (between &pound;18,200 and &pound;23,000), compulsory for the under 25s.    
For the past few years, Caterham has produced a new model every year, whether it be with a different engine, or new suspension or an entire new series such as the Rover K-Series.
The annual models provide good publicity at the Motor Show, but surely there is a limit to what can be done to a car that has to be instantly recognisable by its shape?
&bquo;There is a limit to everything.
No doubt we will run out of ideas one day.&equo;    
Caterham does not have copyright on the Seven's basic, long-bodied shape, which ran out several years ago, but it has sued companies that indulge in &bquo;passing off&equo;.
&bquo;If someone comes out with a car that looks like ours, that has the same windscreen, a roll <head>bar</head> in the same position and so on, that did not happen by accident.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40366" docsrc="bnc_AKP_35">
<answer instance="bar.40366" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40366" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It was in response to that application that the committee yesterday published its findings, which must now be digested by the Law Society before it formally applies to the Lord Chancellor for extended rights of audience.    
Lord Griffiths, committee chairman, said: &bquo;The major step is that clients should have the choice of being represented by the same lawyer throughout.
If the safeguards we propose are adopted, we are confident this can work as successfully as it already does in the magistrates&equo; and county courts.&equo;    
The committee's findings were broadly in line with what the Law Society wanted, according to Mr Peter Ely, its president, although the committee's opposition to employed solicitors appearing in higher courts went against the society's wishes.    
Barristers, who opposed the ending of their monopoly, were less happy with the findings of the committee.
Mr Gareth Williams, QC, chairman of the <head>Bar</head> Council, said the advocacy training course for solicitors was inadequate.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40367" docsrc="bnc_A7A_1293">
<answer instance="bar.40367" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Keep up the homework,&equo; he shouted.
&bquo;Get good marks and I'll give you a terrific record.
Erika &mdash;&equo; calling through the plastic ivy.
&bquo;Don't forget, I'm taking you to the Stadt Berlin.
See me out Hans.&equo;    
Herr Nordern followed Bodo into the vestibule and on to the landing.    
&bquo;Close the door,&equo; Bodo muttered.    
&bquo;What?&equo;    
&bquo;The door.&equo;
Bodo put out a large hand and pulled the door to.
&bquo;Come down to the <head>bar</head> with me,&equo; he said.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40369" docsrc="bnc_C9M_2639">
<answer instance="bar.40369" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
This month I would like to continue our study of double stops by taking a look at some examples of their usage in blues playing.
The first example shown in fig 1 is a fairly typical intro idea, taken from the intro of Jimi Hendrix's  Red House  .
Bars 1&ndash;2 of this part rely on the intervals of thirds, sixths and flat fifths &mdash; or in other words the interval structure of the B7 and Bb7 dominant chord structures that are used.
This is then followed by some b7-root bends and a descending blues scale phrase.
Notice in this how the major 7th (A&sharp;) is used as a passing tone.    
Double-stops abound in nearly all aspects of blues playing.
The next example (fig 2) shows a 12 <head>bar</head> &bquo;walking bass&equo; rhythm part idea in which each bass note is followed by an open string double-stop.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40370" docsrc="bnc_C93_1477">
<answer instance="bar.40370" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Because it was a Peculiar, the priory church had four wardens &mdash; one of their duties was to enforce the wearing of woolly hats on Sundays: failure to comply brought a fine of fourpence.    
Adjoining the churchyard is the Buttermarket, but only in name now.
The butter booths and the fire station have been removed but the local branch of the Heritage Society has restored the old town lock-up, known as the penny cells.
Men who were drunk at market were put in these cells till sober, and then had to pay a penny to get out.
There were two tiny windows, each with one bar across originally, but friends of the prisoners delayed the sobering up process by passing jugs of ale through the windows, so two bars were fitted.
Nothing daunted, the bearers of comfort brought a flagon of ale and a long clay pipe.
They put the bowl in the ale and the stem through between the <head>bars</head> &mdash; perhaps Snaith invented drinking straws.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40372" docsrc="bnc_ADP_415">
<answer instance="bar.40372" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Strauss's  Don Juan  , followed by a Mozart piano concerto with a young girl called Pessl as soloist &mdash; she later went to the United States &mdash; and Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony.        
RO    
And was the concert generally well received?        
HvK    
I think so.
I was offered work at the opera-house in Ulm immediately afterwards.        
RO    
Walter Legge liked to tell the story &mdash; I think as an example of both your musicianship and your tactical skills &mdash; that at the graduation class in Vienna you chose the Overture to Rossini's  Guillaume Tell   and then sent everyone away except the cellos so you could show exactly what you could do with them in the opening <head>bars</head> of the piece.        
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40373" docsrc="bnc_CDG_306">
<answer instance="bar.40373" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Maybe he was desensitized by drugs.    
No, I was never cruel to Monty.
He was just  non compos mentis   most of the time and there were times when you could be forgiven for forgetting that he was a woefully sick man.        
The on-set problems of  Freud   led to Clift suing Universal, claiming they hadn't paid him all of his &dollar;200,000 fee, and they counter-sued for nearly &dollar;700,000.
Monty won, but the battle raged on until 1963, by which time no producer wanted to touch him.
He was a shambles.
He went cruising for boys and had numerous homosexual encounters, usually with complete strangers.
He began hanging out at a seedy <head>bar</head> where transvestites, gay guys in leather jackets, and even butch lesbians, would lay him across a table and then crawl all over him.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40375" docsrc="bnc_CBG_12942">
<answer instance="bar.40375" senseid="bar%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
In the 68th minute, Derby clinched victory through Kitson's lob after an excellent break by Paul Williams.        
Happy return    
Leicester 4, Swindon 2    
STEVE WALSH returned from a four-match ban to inspire Leicester to a great win over Swindon, who had Colin Calderwood sent off.    
Walsh was switched up front from the centre of defence and manager Brian Little admitted: &bquo;I think he did ever so well and I am glad I made the decision.&equo;    
David Oldfield headed Leicester ahead in the 10th minute and two minutes later David Lowe volleyed in the first of his two goals.    
Walsh then set up Julian Joachim to make it 3-0 in 27 minutes, but in the second half Martin Ling hit the <head>bar</head> before Mickey Hazard pulled a goal back.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40376" docsrc="bnc_B7C_1781">
<answer instance="bar.40376" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The three dotted lines have different elevations and denote differences in relative organ size associated with changes in life style.    
In a organ size is increasing roughly at the same rate as body size: the slope of the continuous line thus is about 1, which denotes isometry, rather than allometry.    
In b the slope of each dotted line is less than unity &mdash; in each case denoting negative allometry.    
The data are hypothetical and the axes are logarithmically transformed to produce straight lines instead of curves.
The line with the steep slope that appears on both graphs is the best fit line through all data points.        
2.
Brains, teeth, and antlers    
Relative organ size his been calculated as before.
The <head>bar</head> lines denote standard errors.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40378" docsrc="bnc_CJP_85">
<answer instance="bar.40378" senseid="metal_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Others have been imprisoned solely for criticising government policy or officials or for writing or shouting anti-government slogans.    
Amnesty International is calling on the Cuban Government to release all prisoners of conscience immediately and unconditionally; to permit political detainees to see their lawyers immediately after arrest and regularly thereafter; and to incorporate international fair trial standards into Cuban law and legal practice.          
ASSAULT IN TASHKENT    
UZBEKISTAN: At least six opposition leaders or independent journalists have been attacked by unknown assailants in the past year.    
In June the chairman of the opposition Birlik organisation, Abdurakhim Pulatov, needed emergency hospital treatment for skull fractures after four men beat him and a companion with metal <head>bars</head> as they left an interview at a police station in the capital Tashkent.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40379" docsrc="bnc_A6X_1823">
<answer instance="bar.40379" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Noise levels are low at motorway speeds &mdash; the result of a class-leading 0.32 drag coefficient, narrow 165/65 R13 tyres and a fairly high fifth gear.
So, as a relaxing small car for long-distance cruising, it's great.
Trouble is, I still wonder whether it's going to be a match for the Metro because so far one thing seems to be missing &mdash; fun.    
The engine may be   be   smooth, refined and flexible in its mid-range, but for a cross-country sprint it's asthmatic.
Peak power is delivered at 5750rpm, well into the &bquo;warning zone&equo; and only 750rpm short of the point where the rev-limiter cuts in.
Not that many drivers will want to push it that far; beyond 4000rpm the 1.4 Energy unit is distinctly thrashy.    
Despite anti-roll <head>bars</head> front and rear the Clio leans quickly in bends, and by Renault standards the steering is low geared and not as communicative as the Renault 5's.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40381" docsrc="bnc_CD9_834">
<answer instance="bar.40381" senseid="bar%1:23:00::"/>
<context>
Piquet is in the lead and Nelson and Niki are as near friends as any two drivers are; Niki can count on Piquet doing Prost no favours.    
Then suddenly he sees Piquet go into a spin and doesn't get back into the field for a long time.
&bquo;I have the kind of feeling,&equo; Niki writes, &bquo;you have when your only friend has suddenly disappeared.&equo;
Niki eats up a few places and then finds himself at the back of a bunch of five cars behind Prost, who is running second.
Niki is behind Johansson and he can't get past: Stefan's Toleman is faster on the straights and the track has few other places for overtaking.
Johansson is driving the race of his life and he knows he is in charge of the championship, even if it's not going to be his.
Niki thinks his engine isn't giving enough power; he boosts his turbo pressure from 2 <head>bars</head> up to 2.5 and that is taking a hell of a risk with his fuel consumption.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40382" docsrc="bnc_AM0_1002">
<answer instance="bar.40382" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Meals: Bed and breakfast.          
KAVOS    
This must be the ultimate beach resort in all of Greece &mdash; five miles of sand stretching away into the distance in either direction &mdash; more than enough for even the most demanding beach baby and relaxed enough so that you can always find a place to sunbathe however you want to.    
Being on the sourthernmost tip of the island it's not exactly cool!
Kavos has been the fastest developing resort in Corfu over the past two years and now has more bars, tavernas and discos than just about anywhere else on the island.    
What's more, the places themselves are really ritzy, many with videos and satellite TV late into the night.
Try the Ship Inn, Manhattan's, 42nd Street &mdash; the largest disco <head>bar</head> in town, or Malibu's.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40384" docsrc="bnc_ADP_1405">
<answer instance="bar.40384" senseid="bar%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
And so it is with the orchestra.
They learn from me, and I also learn a great deal from them.
And only when I have experienced this pressure, through them, and absorbed it, can I feel that here is the beginning of an interpretation.        
RO    
Like so much else in music, this is a process that involves the passage of a lot of Lime: learning a work on the page and then on the orchestra?        
HvK    
It will certainly take a great deal of time.
And this is why your first attempt to conduct a great work will often end up as a disaster, because you don't know where the real points of stress are, you don't know how the piece is distributed.
In this, experience helps enormously.
When you conduct a symphony for the first time you may fear a breakdown in every <head>bar</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40385" docsrc="bnc_BMB_2224">
<answer instance="bar.40385" senseid="bar%1:06:06::"/>
<context>
It led young Dundas to form an unusual view of the institution over which he was later to preside.
&bquo;I thought the Stock Exchange was a place called the Stockings Changed,&equo; he explains.
&bquo;I imagined my father sitting in this enormous building doing nothing but taking off his socks and putting them on again.
I found it incredible that he could make money doing that.
When I was a bit older, I thought he was probably a thief and that the bag he carried was for the loot.&equo;    
Sir Kenneth Kleinwort, director of the Kleinwort Benson Group, remembers as a child in the 1940s being taken to what was then the family bank.
&bquo;I was taken to see the vaults and was fascinated to try to lift a gold bar,&equo; he says.
&bquo;I remember also going to the Bank of England vaults to see whole rooms piled to the ceilings with gold <head>bars</head> .&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40387" docsrc="bnc_AMW_972">
<answer instance="bar.40387" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
During the day, take your pick of anything from a pizza to a sizzling steak served at the poolside barbecue grill &mdash; and afternoon coffee takes on a flavour all of its own when enjoyed with a fresh pastry cooked before your eyes.    
At the end of the day, there are experiences to be shared, new friends to be introduced and tans to be compared over a convivial drink.
The young &mdash; and those with stamina left to spend! &mdash; round off the fun at the sound-proofed Venus disco.
And the rest?
Well, the cool beauty of a starry Tunisian night watched from the peace of the terrace is a perfect finale to anyone's day&hellip;    
Eleanor Rodger    
Freelance Journalist      
CLUB FACILITIES    
2 swimming pools; gardens and sun terraces; free poolside sunloungers.
Club <head>bar</head> ; sunken pool bar; beach bar; nightclub bar.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40388" docsrc="bnc_BNC_1312">
<answer instance="bar.40388" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Gloria still, if riddled with the pox (their secret), good to turn men's heads.
The way she walked.
She couldn't help it.
All bounce and sway.
Taunt and tease.
Violet smiled.
One never knew, did one?
The drinks were, in a delightful way, worming in her head.
She had forgotten all her troubles, the long school day &mdash; how she had felt, so monstrous, the little children, standing with the tawse.
It should be a whip to take to Tom.    
There were some men in the <head>bar</head> who eyed her up, who had eyed Gloria.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40390" docsrc="bnc_CTX_1609">
<answer instance="bar.40390" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The worksheets themselves are organized into Notebooks which contain 257 pages each (which should be enough for most mortals).    
Moving cells around the sheet is done by a similar drag &bquo;n&equo; drop process, but it's less well implemented than Excel's.
Single cells can't be moved with the mouse, and ranges which are in the process of being copied or moved look identical, so you're more likely to lose track of what you're doing.      
On the plus side, charting capabilities are excellent &mdash; there's a vast range of graph types.
There's also an enhancing tool which lets you embellish the charts and you can even paste bitmapped images (such as a picture of your favourite car) onto parts of the graphs.
The only place where the charting section is weak is in the rotation of 3D graphs, where you have to use scroll <head>bars</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40391" docsrc="bnc_B71_180">
<answer instance="bar.40391" senseid="bar%1:23:00::"/>
<context>
Other savings will come from increasing the power of the reactor from 1200 to 1500 MW, the use of a smaller diameter reactor vessel, a rectangular rather than cylindrical reactor building, a thinner concrete structure, fewer pipes and the possible scrapping of the system to remove very hot items of equipment from the reactor vessel.    
No official go-ahead from the national safety authorities has yet been given.
But French nuclear experts are convinced that the &bquo;reference accident&equo; (a core melt-down in which the molten fuel reacts with the sodium coolant) is so improbable that the secondary containment dome can be done away with.    
In light-water reactors (including PWRs) the concrete shell of the reactor building needs to withstand a pressure of five <head>bars</head> , whereas a fast breeder has to cope with a mere 40 millibars, according to an Electricite de France engineer.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40393" docsrc="bnc_AR2_665">
<answer instance="bar.40393" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40393" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
And then, because we admired his beauty so much, someone would often say of him, as we were sizing up and judging the night's array of talent, one of us would quietly say, The Price Is Right.
But this didn't stick, and because his style was as I have said to always sit and wait, and never to make the first move, we began to call him The Older Man; and then this became just  Older  , and finally just O.    
You never thought of O as someone who was with people or who went home with people, and he never seemed to be looking round for someone all the time,   which is how most of us must have appeared.
However, O was no celibate; several of us had slept with him.
But his style was always to seem self-contained.
He may have left The <head>Bar</head> accompanied, but you never saw him following anyone, gazing after someone or persuading them to come home with him.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40394" docsrc="bnc_CJK_2109">
<answer instance="bar.40394" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bar.40394" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Moffat House Hotel               
Surrounded by the soft, rolling hills of Armadale, Moffat House is set in two acres of mature garden and has magnificent views of the Annan valley.
It is a mid-18th-century mansion built by the famous architect, John Adam, and typically consists of a main building with two connecting wings.
It is situated in the charming old spa town of Moffat, a recent winner of both the &bquo;Best Kept Village&equo; and the &bquo;Scotland in Bloom&equo; awards.    
Whilst the exterior of the house is largely unaltered since its earliest days, the interior has been completely refurbished, although the main architectural feature, a stunning central spiral staircase, remains.
There has been much modernisation and recently a new <head>bar</head> lounge and conservatory have been added.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40396" docsrc="bnc_CGX_1537">
<answer instance="bar.40396" senseid="U"/>
<context>
If you're using a punchcard it's hopeless, as the pattern will shift from the point of rehanging and you will have a totally unbearable mistake in the middle of the work.
Shifting the work across by that critical one needle position is child's play, once you have become familiar with the garter bar.        
TAKING ONE SIDE OF THE FRONT NECK OF A JUMPER OFF THE MACHINE WHILE YOU KNIT THE OTHER    
If you have ever spoilt the front neck of a jumper with a roughed-up dirty line on the &bquo;stitches-in-waiting&equo; you will appreciate this, my last technique.
When you reach the position on the front where you wish to divide the work you can avoid knitting any extra rows by this method: Thread your bodkin with a nylon cord and remove the stitches required to be joined, later, to the neckband.
The second side of the work can them be removed from the machine on to the garter <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40398" docsrc="bnc_CGW_369">
<answer instance="bar.40398" senseid="U"/>
<context>
page omitted advertisement    
page omitted due to pattern and advertisement        
SINGER SPECIAL    
SYSTEM 9000 SCREEN TO FABRIC RELATIONSHIP &mdash; Part 2    
In Part 1, George discussed the stitch pattern options provided by the Singer 9000 program.
He pointed out that a design could be drawn using one option and knitted using another.
Now he tells us how.    
George le Warr&eacute;    
Remember that once a design is either drawn on screen or recalled from the disk into the working memory, it will remain in the working memory as long as the controller remains switched on, or until you erase it from the screen with the ERASE DRAWING option from within the FUNCTION menu in the menu <head>bar</head> at the top of the design screen.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40400" docsrc="bnc_AS7_1434">
<answer instance="bar.40400" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
The loch is so new and shallow that underwater tree-stumps can still catch you unawares.
I found myself aground in the middle of the loch, firmly wedged on one such stump, and the only way out of the problem was to leap overboard and shove.
Both waders immediately filled and I caught my breath as freezing April waters began to stimulate sensitive nether regions.
Gasping, chilled below and sweating above, I managed to wrestle the boat free.
We decided to abandon fishing and head for home before I froze to death.    
Our friends, who had gone to investigate the river, quickly decided that the call of the Kinloch Rannoch Hotel was far stronger than the call of April fishing.
They were relaxing in front of a blazing fire when the door of the <head>bar</head> burst open and a local appeared: &bquo;Listen,&equo; he announced.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40401" docsrc="bnc_C86_2649">
<answer instance="bar.40401" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;You go ahead,&equo; Wayne said.
&bquo;She wasn't worth it.
You just go right ahead and forget her.&equo;    
And because Jed couldn't picture the wife who was supposed to have left him, because he had no idea what she looked like, he found himself believing that he was doing a pretty good job.    
When, just before closing, Wayne said, &bquo;So what's with the top hat, Jed?&equo;
Jed knew what the answer was, and he was drunk enough to carry it off.    
Slowly he removed the hat and slowly he looked down at it, his vision blurred by alcohol, but for all anyone knew it could have been tears.
&bquo;This hat?&equo; he said.
&bquo;This is the hat I wore to my wedding.&equo;    
He looked up.
There was a big rear-view mirror over the <head>bar</head> so he could see the glances being exchanged behind his back.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40403" docsrc="bnc_BM4_154">
<answer instance="bar.40403" senseid="coffee_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Among the Triangle Project's guests was Lady Sainsbury, who had opened the first phase of Triangle &mdash; the day care centre for the elderly &mdash; Mr. Portman, representing the Worshipful Company of Ironmongers, who had donated &pound;32,000 in the project through the Robert Geffery Trust and Alton Town Mayor, Mrs.   Jacqueling   Martin.    
During the evening, Triangle chairman Mike Kirby gave a brief update on the project.
The day care centre and the new playgroup room were up and running and work had begun to convert a room at Alton Community Centre to a coffee bar for the town's teenagers.    
Fund raising for the &pound;130,000 project had, said Mr. Kirby &bquo;been an up-hill struggle&equo; over the past two and a half years, but the end was now in sight.    
Triangle still needed to raise &pound;15,000 for the final building work, and a further &pound;15,000 for the coffee <head>bar</head> 's initial operational costs.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40404" docsrc="bnc_APV_808">
<answer instance="bar.40404" senseid="bar_soap%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Some manufacturers package acid cleaners in quantities, no greater than 500ml, in a nozzle pack to assist controlled use.
The clear identification of the product as an acid with prominent warnings and instruction should be firmly attached to the container and the colour should be used only for acids.
Perhaps red is most appropriate.
Too many manufacturers use green promoting confusion with other products.        
Hand Cleaners    
At their simplest these products are pure bar soap which is a refined compound made from animal fats and caustic soda.
The danger of contamination through the use of shared <head>bar</head> soap, the need for improved skin care, when washing is frequent, and the requirement for control over the bacterial skin flora has led to the development of a range of more sophisticated products.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40406" docsrc="bnc_CEC_804">
<answer instance="bar.40406" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<answer instance="bar.40406" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Victor placed the glass carefully on the bar top.
Since he had left the French Foreign Legion his bar had become the Paris watering hole for old comrades-in-arms.
A place of recreation and reminiscence, as well as a discreet job centre that worked the &bquo;old boys&equo; network.
&bquo;Go and speak to Saint Julien &mdash; the big bastard in the corner who looks as though he would kill his own grandmother for a couple of francs.
Ignore his rude behaviour, looks can be deceptive.
He is a good man beneath that fa&ccedil;ade.
While you talk to him, I will think about where your friend can stay.&equo;    
D'Arcy left Nadirpur perched on a <head>bar</head> stool with a glass of Victor's best vintage champagne and made his way across the room to where a large figure in black suit and shirt was seated, almost invisible in the dark alcove.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40407" docsrc="bnc_AS4_904">
<answer instance="bar.40407" senseid="bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Every farmer knows that engineers may lower the levels of rivers for all they are worth, but that, without a follow-up operation of underdrainage in each saturated field, the real rewards for agriculture will never be harvested.
Open ditches and such ancient techniques as ridge and furrow are of limited effect.    
Upstream from Leamington Spa, the river Leam flows lazily among waterlilies and tall bulrushes.
Scraps of sedge and meadow rue still cling to its margins, the last remnants of a marsh which must once have inundated the whole valley floor.
It was here, in 1764, that a Warwickshire gentleman made a discovery of the greatest significance.
Mr Joseph Elkington of Princethorpe was faced with a problem.
His sheep were suffering from foot-rot, and however many ditches he dug, he could not get the water off his fields.
He was pondering his dilemma when a servant stopped by with an iron <head>bar</head> for making sheep hurdles.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40409" docsrc="bnc_CBC_14763">
<answer instance="bar.40409" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
Tackling a black run in a blizzard was a worry, but when you only have a long weekend you can't hang around for the sun to shine.    
The up-side was that two days of heavy snow made skiing conditions around the Christmas-card town of Kitzbuhel, in the Austrian Alps, nearer to perfect than any of us had dared hope in the middle of December.    
There was a decent covering of snow on the three main slopes &mdash; Kitzbuheler Horn, Kirchberg and the famous Hahnenkamm.    
The second day was clearer, and on the third the sun shone.
With the pistes almost empty, it was a skier's dream.    
Despite Kitzbuhel's chic reputation and expensive shops, there are plenty of good, cheap restaurants &mdash; a three-course meal with wine for under &pound;15 &mdash; and lively <head>bars</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40410" docsrc="bnc_CES_558">
<answer instance="bar.40410" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
The hotel was high above the lake itself, with a fabulous view.
The light over the water and on the folds of the mountains which formed the banks seemed to change almost by the minute and was an unending delight until nightfall.    
Having completed our &bquo;good for us&equo; walk, we settled down by one of the two huge log fires with our paperbacks in the happy anticipation that tea would arrive promptly at four and would consist of improbably thinly cut home-made bread and butter and other bakings, whose smell had been pervading the lounge for some time with forecasts of gratifications to come.
Later, after leisurely baths, we would go down to the <head>bar</head> for our aperitifs and continue reading or play cards until dinner, which was always excellent and ended with a savoury &mdash; an almost obsolete course, sadly.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40412" docsrc="bnc_AL7_265">
<answer instance="bar.40412" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
All rooms have colour TV, radio, coffee and tea making facilities.
Our price includes continental buffet breakfast and VAT, plus the use of our Greyhound Stadium complex amenities.
   Lyndhurst Hotel D        
This friendly family run hotel has 14 en-suite bedrooms, with colour TV, hostess trays and   hairdryers  .
Situated within 1/2 mile M6 Junction 6 and only 3 miles from City and International Convention Centre.
National Exhibition Centre and Airport just 9 miles.
 The Midland Hotel C        
Conveniently close to the ICC and NEC, only minutes from road, rail and international air links.
The newly refurbished Midland Hotel has 111 individually designed bedrooms.
The Castillane Restaurant, four <head>bars</head> , all of which recapture the splendour of the Victorian era.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40413" docsrc="bnc_BNC_2713">
<answer instance="bar.40413" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;But it's only winos he's dealing with,&equo; Rab said.
&bquo;If a real man walked in he'd soon dance another tune.&equo;    
Winnie agreed.
What else?
But she was not so sure that Rab was right.
The barman looked tough enough to her.
She had heard his boot and roaring oaths.    
&bquo;It's nothing tae dae wie us,&equo; she said.    
&bquo;But if a real man  did   walk in.&equo;    
&bquo;He would need tae be a  fit   real man,&equo; Winnie said.    
At that very instant, as Winnie spoke, the barman leapt the <head>bar</head> again.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40415" docsrc="bnc_AR2_264">
<answer instance="bar.40415" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.40415" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
He was used to walking all over the city, as if searching, as if dedicated to the act of searching, every single day; and now he came to The Bar every single night, and did his searching there.
Of course now he didn't have to walk quite so far to do his searching; but a similar kind of dedication was still required of him, for The Bar contained in a way the streets of the whole city, there were men there from all the different parts of it.
What Boy had to do now was not walk down those streets, but stand still and choose   amongst their inhabitants, choose the right one to follow, the right one to lead him in the next stage of his journey or wandering through the city.
And journey he did; from The <head>Bar</head> Boy would be taken home and driven at night down all those same streets down and round which he had once walked by daylight.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40416" docsrc="bnc_BP7_1829">
<answer instance="bar.40416" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
After all, the higher she was riding, the further she had to fall.    
Within Kelly's body there was a war going on.
Her collarbone was ambushing her with surprise guerrilla raids of searing pain while her head was screaming revenge for the ordeals it had undergone during the past twelve hours.
Don't do drugs, Kelly.
Nix those narcotics.
She felt like a government health warning, but the sheer pleasure of having won her first big race made up for it all.
If only her father had been there to see it.    
Wincing, she eased on her coat, picked up her bag and saddle and walked slowly out of the weighing room.
Ibn Fayoud would be celebrating in the <head>bar</head> and Annie had urged her to join them, but there was only one place Kelly wanted to be &mdash; home, in her bed, lying there reliving today's race.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40418" docsrc="bnc_CE9_1508">
<answer instance="bar.40418" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
I was just about to speak when suddenly, abruptly, the figure disappeared.
Had it been a figment of imagination, brought about with the increasing gloom, and the aura of the surrounding dereliction?
No, I knew that I had seen someone, or something.
I had never believed in ghosts but what I had seen was unaccountable.
Suddenly, I heard a loud crash near me, scaring me out of my wits.
The old shed door hanging on one rusted hinge, would swing no more and had crashed to the floor.
It was enough for me, the last straw.
I had seen and heard enough.
Already startled by the apparition, the crashing down of the big heavy door completely unnerved me.    
I ran out of the shed not looking back, raced across the old marshalling yard, out of the tumbledown gateway of the station, across the road and into the brightly lit warmth   of the Railway Hotel <head>bar</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40420" docsrc="bnc_CD6_267">
<answer instance="bar.40420" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
The huge stone carvings of Presidents' faces at Mount Rushmore &mdash; which began to take shape following the routing of the Sioux in 1876 &mdash; overshadow the Pine Ridge reservation, a place plagued by an unemployment rate now at 82 per cent, an alcohol problem, numerous gambling dens and the inevitable resulting loss of young people to neighbouring cities.    
Melvin Lee, assistant to President John Yellow Bird Steel of the Oglada Tribe, is keen to draw attention to the more positive aspects of life on the &bquo;res&equo; in the Black Hills.
&bquo;On Columbus Day, we had a moment of silence to honour all the tribes who've disappeared over the last 500 years.
But we're also looking to the future.
Of course I admit there's an alcohol problem, but then again it tends to look worse than it is because the res is dry so everyone congregates at the nearest <head>bar</head> , which is two miles south, in Nebraska.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30002" docsrc="wsj_0999.mrg_3">
<answer instance="bar.30002" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<answer instance="bar.30002" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.30002" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Still, local builders are eager to tell the world that most of San
Francisco does n't look like the TV images of destruction.  Planners of the
Urban Land Institute real estate conference this week hastily added a panel
on the quake's effects.  ``The message is we build 'em right,'' says Peter
Bedford, a California developer and officer at Urban Land Institute.  ``
There's seven million square feet of space that's doing great.  HEALTH
CLUBS gear up for a graying clientele.  Although their ads picture curvy
young people in skimpy outfits, club owners know the future lies with the
lumpier over-40 set.  ``It's a misconception that physical fitness is
something for the young and middle-aged,'' says Michael Pacholik, sales
manager of the LA Fitness club, Diamond <head>Bar</head>, Calif.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30003" docsrc="wsj_0267.mrg_69">
<answer instance="bar.30003" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Visitors in his chambers say he could cite precisely the years, months,
weeks and days remaining until mandatory retirement would force aside the
presiding president judge, giving Judge O'Kicki the seniority required to
take over as the county's top court administrator.  The judge, they say,
was fiercely proud of his abilities and accomplishments.  ``My name is judge,''
Judge O'Kicki told a car salesman in Ebensburg when he bought a new red
Pontiac Sunbird in October 1984, according to the grand-jury report.  The
dealership dutifully recorded the sale under the name ``Judge O'Kicki.'' Yet,
despite the judge's imperial bearing, no one ever had reason to suspect
possible wrongdoing, says John Bognato, president of Cambria County's
150-member <head>bar</head> association.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30005" docsrc="wsj_0114.mrg_31">
<answer instance="bar.30005" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
For example, the Herald consistently beat its much-larger rival on
disclosures about Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley's financial dealings.  The
Herald's sports coverage and arts criticism were also highly regarded.
Robert J. Danzig, vice president and general manager of Hearst Newspapers,
stood up in the paper's newsroom yesterday and announced that no buyers had
stepped forward and that the paper would fold, putting more than 730
full-time employees out of work.  Hearst said it would provide employees
with a placement service and pay them for 60 days.  Some long-tenured
employees will receive additional benefits, the company said.  Hours after
the announcement, representatives of the Orange County Register were in a
<head>bar</head> across the street recruiting.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30007" docsrc="ibm_47.cmb_10">
<answer instance="bar.30007" senseid="U"/>
<context>
If the information does not fit on one panel, press the key you normally
use to clear the screen and advance, or wait a few seconds to advance
automatically.  4601.  It exists until you either close it or end the
session.  4602.  A status line that shows whether a note exists in the topic,
the number of lines in the topic, and your position in the book.  4603.
This information is above the command area at the bottom right corner of
the panel.  4604.  If you select No or press F12, the session does not end.
4605.  You can select another action on the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30009" docsrc="wsj_1470.mrg_18">
<answer instance="bar.30009" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The Oil Pollution Act, scheduled to come up for a vote in Congress this fall,
would provide that if claimants are n't paid within 90 days of a spill, the
liability fund would compensate them and seek reimbursement from the owner
or operator of the vessel, says a spokesman for Rep. George Miller (D.,
Calif.), a sponsor of the bill.  The spokesman says the ``glitch'' in the
statute is ``the worst kind of Catch-22.'' Many Law School Grads Find
Classes Never End RECENT LAW school graduates are starting jobs with law
firms this fall -- and heading back to class.  <head>Bar</head>
associations and consultants are offering more programs to teach associates
all they need to know about law but did n't learn in law school.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30010" docsrc="wsj_1617.mrg_33">
<answer instance="bar.30010" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
``Most parents who had to go through that never came back,'' says Michael
Shannon, president of Vail Associates Inc., which owns and operates the
Vail and nearby Beaver Creek resorts.  To make skiing more convenient for
time-strapped visitors, several resorts are buying or starting their own
travel agencies.  In one phone call, ski buffs can make hotel and
restaurant reservations, buy lift tickets, rent ski equipment and sign up
for lessons.  And resorts are adding other amenities, such as pricey
restaurants, health spas and vacation packages with a twist.  During Winter
Carnival week, for example, visitors at Sunday River in Maine can take a
hot-air balloon ride.  ``People these days want something else to do
besides ski and sit in the <head>bar</head>,'' says Don Borgeson,
executive director of Angel Fire, N.M.'s Chamber of Commerce.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30012" docsrc="wsj_1446.mrg_46">
<answer instance="bar.30012" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.30012" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Hutton Ingram will have a general corporate, securities, real-estate and
litigation practice, and a substantial practice serving the
professional-design community.  DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS against lawyers
open to public in Illinois.  While investigations into lawyer misconduct
will remain secret, the public will be notified once a formal complaint is
filed against an attorney.  The actual disciplinary hearings will be public.
In addition, Illinois attorneys will lose the right to sue clients who file
malicious complaints against them.  Non-lawyers will be added to the
inquiry panels that look into allegations of misconduct.  Illinois joins 36
other states that allow public participation in attorney-disciplinary
proceedings and 32 states that open disciplinary hearings to the public,
according to the American <head>Bar</head> Association.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30013" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_194">
<answer instance="bar.30013" senseid="U"/>
<context>
For example, you can not select an action on the action bar or use function
keys that do not appear in the window until the window is removed.  4594.
When a window is displayed, you can press or select only the function keys
listed in that window, not the ones at the bottom of the panel.  4595.  ``
Setting the Function Keys'' in topic 13.5 tells you which function keys you
can change and how to change them.  4596.  The command area is displayed
just above the function key area.  4597.  If the cursor is on the action
<head>bar</head> or in the function key, command, or message area,
pressing F7 and F8 moves a full panel of information backward or forward.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30016" docsrc="wsj_1819.mrg_40">
<answer instance="bar.30016" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.30016" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
William Greaney, an attorney for the Chemical Manufacturers Association,
said that while other appeals courts have ruled differently on whether
cleanup costs are damages, the influence of the appeals court in New York ``
will make insurers sit up and listen.'' He said the decision was the first
in which a federal appeals court has ruled whether administrative
government proceedings qualify as litigation.  Barry R. Ostrager, an
attorney for Travelers, said, ``there are procedural bases on which this
case will be appealed further.'' NEW YORK 'S poor face nearly three million
legal problems a year without legal help.  That is the conclusion of a
report released by the New York State <head>Bar</head> Association.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30017" docsrc="ibm_04.cmb_162">
<answer instance="bar.30017" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The storage that appears virtual to the control program.  373.  A virtual
machine that runs in the V = R area.  374.  A virtual machine that provides
system services.  375.  Contrast with system data file.  376.  A collection
of data associated with a particular function.  377.  Contrast with system
hold status.  378.  Contrast with System 370 mode.  379.  You can find
most topics under several different headings.  380.  Therefore, not all
master index entries appear the same way they appear in an individual book
index.  381.  Specific changes are indicated by a vertical
<head>bar</head> to the left of the change.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30020" docsrc="wsj_0045.mrg_27">
<answer instance="bar.30020" senseid="bar_graph%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
He also asserted that exact questions were n't replicated.  When referred
to the questions that matched, he said it was coincidental.  Mr. Kaminski,
the schoolteacher, and William Mehrens, a Michigan State University
education professor, concluded in a study last June that CAT test versions
of Scoring High and Learning Materials should n't be used in the classroom
because of their similarity to the actual test.  They devised a 69-point
scale -- awarding one point for each subskill measured on the CAT test --
to rate the closeness of test preparatives to the fifth-grade CAT.  Because
many of these subskills -- the symmetry of geometrical figures, metric
measurement of volume, or pie and <head>bar</head> graphs, for
example -- are only a small part of the total fifth-grade curriculum, Mr.
Kaminski says, the preparation kits would n't replicate too many, if their
real intent was general instruction or even general familiarization with
test procedures.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30021" docsrc="ibm_11.cmb_16">
<answer instance="bar.30021" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The work station function configuration program provides names for all
profiles.  1003.  You can use the names provided or create your own.  1004.
When you press the Enter key, the Create Master Profile display is shown.
1005.  It provides the name of the master profiles you are working with as
well as information about any sessions assigned to the master.  1006.  You
can select to change your general options or your session information.  1007.
General Options are the options that affect all the display and printer
sessions you run from one personal computer.  1008.  Select General Options
from the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30025" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_178">
<answer instance="bar.30025" senseid="U"/>
<context>
When you copy or print a topic, you can choose to copy or print any of its
notes.  4584.  Although each panel lets you do something different, some
actions are common to all panels.  4585.  You open a book to view the
contents of a single book.  4586.  You can open a book at any time.  4587.
In some cases, you can select an action by pressing a function key
associated with your choice.  4588.  After you open a book, you can also
request actions by entering commands instead of making selections on the
panels.  4589.  While a pull-down is displayed, only the actions in the
pull-down or on the action <head>bar</head> are available.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30030" docsrc="wsj_0944.mrg_19">
<answer instance="bar.30030" senseid="bar%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Judge Leval reluctantly concluded that a few of Mr. Miller's quotations
from Mr. Hubbard's unpublished writings, because they were not necessary to
prove historical points, failed the fair-use test and therefore infringed
copyright.  But the proper remedy, Judge Leval said, lay in a suit for
damages, not in an injunction.  The case went on appeal to the Second
Circuit.  In a decision in April of this year, Judge Roger Miner, joined by
Judge Frank Altimari, agreed on denying the injunction and did not doubt
that ``Bare-Faced Messiah'' was a serious work but rejected Judge Leval's
argument that the public interest in scholarship could outweigh the
sanctity of copyright.  ``We conclude,'' the two judges wrote, ``that
laches is the sole <head>bar</head> to the issuance of an injunction.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30033" docsrc="ibm_15.cmb_148">
<answer instance="bar.30033" senseid="U"/>
<context>
You might want to use the automatic transfer programs when you often
require the same information to be transferred.  1470.  That data could
then be used by a personal computer application to create the report you
need.  1471.  When the automatic transfer program runs, no prompts or
displays appear; therefore, you can not create or change a transfer request
while the automatic transfer program is running.  1472.  You have the
option of running the transfer function programs from your personal computer.
1473.  You can do this using the configuration program.  1474.  Press F10 (
Actions) and select Copy options from the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30035" docsrc="wsj_0267.mrg_42">
<answer instance="bar.30035" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
And when he ran unsuccessfully for a state appellate court seat in 1983,
the Pennsylvania Bar Association rated him ``one of the best available,''
after interviewing local lawyers.  ``He probably was the smartest guy who
ever sat on our bench,'' says a former president of Cambria County's
150-member bar association, who, like most lawyers in Cambria County,
refuses to talk about the judge publicly.  ``He's sharp as a tack.  He
could grasp an issue with the blink of an eye.'' For more than a decade,
virtually no one complained about Judge O'Kicki.  ``What about those
institutions that are supposed to be the bedrock of society, the banks and
the <head>bar</head> association ...?'' wrote a columnist for the
Tribune-Democrat, a newspaper in nearby Johnstown, shortly after the
scandal became public.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30038" docsrc="wsj_1455.mrg_1">
<answer instance="bar.30038" senseid="bar%1:06:05::"/>
<context>
Guardian Royal Exchange Assurance PLC, a major British composite insurer,
said it is taking a stake in Nationwide Anglia Building Society's estate
agency business as part of a plan to create a range of commercial linkages
in the U.K. and Europe.  Officials declined to disclose the value of the
transaction or the exact stake that GRE will hold in Nationwide Anglia
Estate Agents.  But the companies said that Nationwide Anglia Estate Agents
will market GRE life insurance, pension and investment products through its
more than 1,000 retail outlets in the U.K.  Besides the marketing agreement,
GRE said Nationwide Anglia has agreed to develop life insurance products
with the composite insurer.  Sitting at the <head>bar</head> of the
Four Seasons restaurant, architect William McDonough seems oblivious to the
glamorous clientele and the elegant setting.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30039" docsrc="wsj_1394.mrg_5">
<answer instance="bar.30039" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
New Canaan Investments is a closely held investment partnership with
interests primarily in the packaging industry.  Ralph Brown was 31,000 feet
over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out.  At 18,000 feet,
he says, he and his co-pilot ``were looking for an interstate or a cornfield''
to land.  At 13,000 feet, the engines restarted.  But knowing that
mechanics would probably ground him for repairs, Mr. Brown skipped his stop
in nearby Chicago and set course to get his load -- a few hundred parcels
-- to the Memphis package-sorting hub on time.  Had he been a little less
gung-ho, ``I 'd have gotten the thing on the ground and headed for the
nearest <head>bar</head>,'' Mr. Brown says.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30041" docsrc="wsj_0445.mrg_93">
<answer instance="bar.30041" senseid="bar%1:06:04::"/>
<context>
It has won about 15 % of the retail PC market.  Sony Corp., which
temporarily dropped out of the PC business three years ago, started selling
its work station in 1987 and quickly became the leading Japanese company in
that market.  In a country where elbow room is scarce, laptop machines will
take a large portion of the industry's future growth.  Toshiba Corp. busted
open that sector this summer with a notebook-sized machine that retails for
less than 200,000 yen (under $1,500) -- one of the smallest, cheapest PCs
available in the country.  Fujitsu Ltd. is lavishing the most expensive
promotion campaign in its history -- including a 100,000-guest bash at
Tokyo Dome -- for its sophisticated sound graphics FM Towns machine, which
it advertises for everything from balancing the family checkbook to
practicing karaoke, <head>bar</head> singing.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30042" docsrc="wsj_0617.mrg_47">
<answer instance="bar.30042" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Koskotas is fighting extradition proceedings that would return him to
Greece, where he is charged with embezzling more than $250 million from the
Bank of Crete.  His attorney could n't be reached for comment.  PRO BONO
VOLUNTARISM: In an effort to stave off a plan that would require all
lawyers in New York state to provide twenty hours of free legal aid a year,
the state bar recommended an alternative program to increase voluntary
participation in pro bono programs.  The state bar association's policy
making body, the House of Delegate, voted Saturday to ask Chief Judge Sol
Wachtler to give the bar's voluntary program three years to prove its
effectiveness before considering mandatory pro bono.  ``We believe our
suggested plan is more likely to improve the availability of quality legal
service to the poor than is the proposed mandatory pro bono plan and will
achieve that objective without the divisiveness, distraction,
administrative burdens and possible failure that we fear would accompany an
attempt to impose a mandatory plan,'' said Justin L. Vigdor of Rochester,
who headed the <head>bar</head>'s pro bono study committee.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30044" docsrc="wsj_0049.mrg_2">
<answer instance="bar.30044" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Giant Group is led by three Rally's directors, Burt Sugarman, James M.
Trotter III and William E. Trotter II, who earlier this month indicated
they had a 42.5 % stake in Rally's and planned to seek a majority of seats
on Rally's nine-member board.  SCI Systems slipped 7 8 to 10 on volume of
858,000 shares.  The Huntsville, Ala., electronic products maker said it
expects to post a ``significant'' loss for its fiscal first quarter ended
Sept. 30.  In the year-earlier period, SCI had net income of $4.8 million,
or 23 cents a share, on revenue of $225.6 million.  The Internal Revenue
Service has threatened criminal sanctions against lawyers who fail to
report detailed information about clients who pay them more than $10,000 in
cash.  The warnings, issued to at least 100 criminal defense attorneys in
several major cities in the last week, have led to an outcry by members of
the organized <head>bar</head>, who claim the information is
protected by attorney-client privilege.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30046" docsrc="wsj_1583.mrg_35">
<answer instance="bar.30046" senseid="snack_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Since the hurricane, Midway Airlines Inc. and American Airlines, a unit of
AMR Corp., trimmed their one-way fares to the Virgin Islands to $109 from
prices that were at times double that before the storm.  The fares are
code-named Hugo, Compassion and Virgin Islands Aid.  (Airlines are n't
lowering fares to Northern California following this week's earthquake, but
reservation agents can waive advance-purchase restrictions on discount
fares for emergency trips.) Some hotels in the hurricane-stricken Caribbean
promise money-back guarantees.  In Myrtle Beach, S.C., the damaged
Yachtsman Resort offers daily rates as low as $35, or as much as 22 % below
regular prices.  Says Michele Hoffman, a clerk in the resort's front office:
``We do n't have the outdoor pool, the pool table, ping pong table, snack
<head>bar</head> or VCR, but we still have the indoor pool and Jacuzzi.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30053" docsrc="ibm_13.cmb_14">
<answer instance="bar.30053" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Press the Enter key to save the keyboard profile.  1203.  Or, type another
keyboard profile name and then press the Enter key.  1204.  Press the Enter
key to add the keyboard profile to the master profile shown.  1205.  Or, if
you do not want to use the master profile name shown, type another master
profile name and then press the Enter key.  1206.  When you have finished
defining the keyboard, you can send a copy of it to a printer, display, or
file.  1207.  Press F10 (Actions) and select the option Keyboard Layout
from the action <head>bar</head> on the Define Keyboard display.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30055" docsrc="ibm_47.cmb_54">
<answer instance="bar.30055" senseid="U"/>
<context>
You may see both a message number and text, just message text, just a
message number, or no message at all.  4622.  Figure 18 in topic 2.5 is an
example of a message help window.  4623.  Select All in the View pull-down.
4624.  Press F6 to share the book or remove it from the public library.
4625.  Press F9 to copy the book, delete it, or send a copy of it to
another user.  4626.  Select Document numbers in the View pull-down.  4627.
To display the book names again, select View on the action
<head>bar</head> and then select Names in the View pull-down.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30065" docsrc="wsj_2205.mrg_40">
<answer instance="bar.30065" senseid="wine_bar%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
By this time, it was 4:30 a.m. in New York, and Mr. Smith fielded a call
from a New York customer wanting an opinion on the British stock market,
which had been having troubles of its own even before Friday's New York
market break.  ``Fundamentally dangerous ...,'' Mr. Smith said, almost in a
whisper, ``....  fundamentally weak ... fairly vulnerable still ...
extremely dangerously poised ... we 're in for a lot of turbulence ....''
He was right.  By midday, the London market was in full retreat.  ``It's
falling like a stone,'' said Danny Linger, a pit trader who was standing
outside the London International Financial Futures Exchange.  Only half the
usual lunchtime crowd gathered at the tony Corney &amp; Barrow wine
<head>bar</head> on Old Broad Street nearby.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30066" docsrc="ibm_10.cmb_38">
<answer instance="bar.30066" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Choosing option 2 (No) can save you time if you are printing a large amount
of data.  916.  However, other users are not able to print their data until
your output file is closed and completely printed.  917.  When you have
provided values for the parameters, press the Enter key to add the printer
definition.  918.  If you have used the configuration program to assign a
virtual printer and decide you want to change the way it is set up, you can
change it using the configuration program.  919.  Press F10 (Actions) and
select Change from the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30069" docsrc="ibm_11.cmb_80">
<answer instance="bar.30069" senseid="U"/>
<context>
When the Enter key is pressed, another window is shown containing the name
of the batch file you want changed to include the new master profile.  1036.
Press F4 (Prompt) to display a list of batch files from which you can choose.
1037.  This determines which master profile is read and the type of
sessions established when work station function is started.  1038.  Now
that you have created a master profile, you should create a session profile
to store in it.  1039.  Session profiles control the operation of your
display sessions.  1040.  Select Create from the action
<head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30070" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_196">
<answer instance="bar.30070" senseid="U"/>
<context>
When a window is displayed, you can press or select only the function keys
listed in that window, not the ones at the bottom of the panel.  4595.  ``
Setting the Function Keys'' in topic 13.5 tells you which function keys you
can change and how to change them.  4596.  The command area is displayed
just above the function key area.  4597.  If the cursor is on the action
bar or in the function key, command, or message area, pressing F7 and F8
moves a full panel of information backward or forward.  4598.  If there is
no preceding window, you go to where the cursor was located when you
selected the action (for example, the action <head>bar</head>, the
command area, or the function key you pressed to select the action).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30072" docsrc="wsj_1446.mrg_10">
<answer instance="bar.30072" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Though the service is available only in California, Telelawyer founder
Michael Cane says he plans to franchise it in other states.  He says his
aim is to reach people who are bedridden, have no access to transportation,
ca n't find a lawyer to take their case or simply ca n't afford lawyers '
consultation fees.  Mr. Cane stresses that he is n't using the telephone to
lure clients to his doorstep.  ``We will only deal with clients on the phone,''
he says.  ``We have no in-office business.'' Telelawyer is apparently the
only telephone service that offers the telephone equivalent of an office
visit.  Local <head>bar</head> associations in some states have
numbers that provide free tape-recorded messages explaining certain areas
of the law.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30083" docsrc="ibm_11.cmb_132">
<answer instance="bar.30083" senseid="U"/>
<context>
If you selected option 1, 2, 3, or 4, a display session menu corresponding
to the option is shown.  1063.  If you selected standard display, 132
column support, graphics display, or graphics display with plotter for your
device type, you can change your General session options and Display
options from your Display Session menu.  1064.  If you selected graphics
display or graphics display with plotter as your device type, you can also
change your graphics options from your display session menu.  1065.
General session options apply to all display sessions and graphics sessions.
1066.  Press F10 (Actions) and select General session options from the
action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30085" docsrc="ibm_21.cmb_102">
<answer instance="bar.30085" senseid="U"/>
<context>
- System name Type the name of the system you want added to the link.  2047.
If you do not specify a user ID, your default user ID is used.  2048.  If
you do specify a value for this parameter, it should be from 1 to 8
characters long.  2049.  When you press the Enter key, the window is
removed and the word (default) is shown after the system name on the display.
2050.  Press the Enter key after you have supplied values for the prompts.
2051.  To save the changes you have made, press F10 (Actions) and select
Exit from the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30087" docsrc="ibm_12.cmb_194">
<answer instance="bar.30087" senseid="U"/>
<context>
If you use a quotation mark within a character string, use the other style
quotation mark to begin and end the string.  1190.  A new display appears
that allows you to enter more characters.  1191.  Start 3270 emulation 2.
1192.  Send commands to sign on the system 4.  1193.  Send your user
identification 5.  1194.  Select a key from the Define Keyboard display.
1195.  A default time value of 1 second is supplied.  1196.  You can use
the default or change it.  1197.  Select the Keyboard Options option from
the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30099" docsrc="wsj_0267.mrg_37">
<answer instance="bar.30099" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bar.30099" senseid="bar%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Last year, Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice John P. Flaherty called Mr.
O'Kicki one of the finest judges ``not only in Pennsylvania but in the
United States.'' Clearly, the judge has had his share of accomplishments.
After practicing law locally, he was elected to his first 10-year term as
judge in 1971; in 1981, he was effectively re-elected.  Six years ago,
Judge O'Kicki was voted president of the Pennsylvania Conference of State
Trial Judges by the state's 400 judges.  He has been considered several
times for appointments to federal district and appellate court vacancies in
Pennsylvania.  And when he ran unsuccessfully for a state appellate court
seat in 1983, the Pennsylvania <head>Bar</head> Association rated him
``one of the best available,'' after interviewing local lawyers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30103" docsrc="ibm_12.cmb_96">
<answer instance="bar.30103" senseid="U"/>
<context>
1143.  You must put the keyboard profile name into the master profile if
you want to use it.  1144.  Press F4 (Prompt) for a list of the master
profile names you can use.  1145.  If you are changing a keyboard profile,
you need to know the name of the keyboard profile before you run the work
station function configuration program.  1146.  The keyboard states are as
follows: 1147.  You can create a keyboard profile or use the default
keyboard profile provided by work station function.  1148.  Press F10 (
Actions) and select the Create option from the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

    <lexelt item="blind.a">

<instance id="blind.40002" docsrc="bnc_CH6_1612">
<answer instance="blind.40002" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
BIKER David Bayley takes his dog Sophie walkies in Cradley Heath, West Midlands, by towing her in a house-shaped trailer.        
Kites soar    
RED kites have had their best breeding season for more than a century, with 79 pairs rearing 93 young, bird protectors said yesterday.        
BABY WITH NO SMILE    
JAN DISLEY    
MUM Carol Brough smiles lovingly at her baby son Adam.
But she knows that only a miracle can make her six-month-old son beam back.    
For little Adam's eyes were damaged in the battle to save his life, after he was born more than three months prematurely.
And because he has never seen a smile, he has never learned to give one.    
Adam, who weighed less than 2lb at birth, survived septicaemia, jaundice and hernia surgery.
But the extra oxygen he needed affected his eyes, leaving him nearly <head>blind</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40003" docsrc="bnc_C9W_245">
<answer instance="blind.40003" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
It works the other way around too; hypnotic therapy cannot have any adverse effect upon whatever form of medical assistance you might be receiving.        
What if I have a poor visual imagination?    
The use of the imagination is one of the vital components of successful hypnotherapy, whether regression is involved or not.
Your imagination is possibly one of the greatest gifts you possess and it is up to you to cherish and improve it.    
Although many people have been known to claim that they have a poor visual imagination, this is not in fact so.
Like any other part of the body it may have become weak through disuse, but it is a fact that the only people who do not have the ability to &bquo;see&equo; clearly in their minds are those who were born <head>blind</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40005" docsrc="bnc_B34_1640">
<answer instance="blind.40005" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<answer instance="blind.40005" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Through the Tiller office some lucky Girls received offers to advertise products.
Two promoted silk stockings and Florence Stack appeared in newspaper advertisements praising Tokalon beauty products.      
Although most Tillers were spendthrifts and never had a ha'penny or cent to their names, Florence was a financial wizard.
She loaned them money, saved it for them or doled it out when necessary, all the transactions being written on the souvenir programme of whatever show she was appearing in.
The others said:    
Where there was money, there she was.
She always had a sugar daddy.    
She was the best dressed Girl in the line.
She even invested money in South Africa, listened and learnt what these men had to say.
We couldn't understand a <head>blind</head>thing when she tried to explain to us.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40007" docsrc="bnc_A0U_2355">
<answer instance="blind.40007" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
I lodged all this time at a lodging-house in Kent Street.
They were all thieves and bad girls.
I have known between three and four dozen boys and girls sleep in one room.
The beds were horrid filthy and full of vermin.
There was very wicked carryings on.
I can't go into the particulars but whatever could take place between boys and girls squeedged into one bed, did take place and in the midst of the others.        
She shut the book and walked out, down Camden High Street, Hampstead Road, past knots of schoolchildren in uniforms, prams, and grocers with horse-drawn carts.
She walked and walked, up Shaftesbury Avenue, Holborn Viaduct, she gave nothing to buskers, veterans of the Great War, gassed <head>blind</head> , missing limbs, clinking cups, Cheapside, Threadneedle, Bishopsgate to Spitalfields.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40010" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1486">
<answer instance="blind.40010" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Biting back feelings of inadequacy, frustration and anger I tied up the bundle as well as I could, resigning myself to losing most of it on the way down the hill, preparing for laughter and jeers when we got to the village.    
Eventually we were ready to go and K&amacr;li's load &mdash; for all her child's body &mdash; was considerably bigger than mine.
But as we made our way down through the trees, I realized that even if I'd been better at baling I could never have carried that load: my forehead hurt, my neck felt stiff and strained, and the pine-needles on the path, compressed and polished by thousands of feet, were as slippery as glass.    
Even K&amacr;li had become quiet and subdued.
Listening to her heavy breathing and her occasional vigorous sniffs, I could feel her concentration as she followed behind me as surely as a <head>blind</head>bat senses light.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40011" docsrc="bnc_BMS_2251">
<answer instance="blind.40011" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<answer instance="blind.40011" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
No sign.
I stopped, puffed &mdash; you puff as much going down steep hills as you do going up, and your thighs hurt.    
A noise in the jungle to my left.
I plunged through the brambles and the cow parsley and long grass towards it&hellip;    
He was sitting underneath a high bit of cliff with my purple stripy barrel-bag beside him and a sheaf of my dreams in his hands.      
<head>Blind</head>with rage: I know why they say blind &mdash; I couldn't see him, I couldn't see anything &mdash; I didn't think what to say, I was just saying it, shouting it, fury pouring out of me like hot tar &mdash; my hands were on my hips and clinging on so as to stop myself tearing his straggly hair out, gouging his eyes out, strangling him till his voice went gurgle-croak and his body went limp.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40013" docsrc="bnc_A7A_2973">
<answer instance="blind.40013" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
And the scene of the burning of the books, seen on film by her many times, was as vivid as an actual memory: Hitler's jack-booted thugs in their brown shirts, swastikas on their arms, heaving the books from the Library and heaping the heritage of the world on to a pyre, dancing and gloating as the flames consumed book after book, volume after volume: Heine, Schiller, Brecht, Thomas Mann, Einstein, Freud, Marx: history, poetry, novels, science, the works of philosophers, psychologists &mdash; men and women who had dedicated their lives for the betterment of the brutes who burned their books; brutes living in utter ignorance, leading lives as dull and limited as the beasts of the fields, inspired only by resentment, vile prejudice, and <head>blind</head>hatred of what they could not understand, and, it was true, victims themselves of poverty and ignorance seeking victims in their turn &mdash; and finding them.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40014" docsrc="bnc_CF4_906">
<answer instance="blind.40014" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
It took me all day to convince my mother that there had been a change, but by the next afternoon I found myself flat on my back in the hospital again with injunctions not to move.
I stayed there for five weeks and after another operation was pronounced &bquo;partially sighted&equo; enough to be registered as blind.
Every day I lay there and repeated an exercise of counting how many branches on the tree outside I could make out.
Each day they became fewer until my image of the tree became a pink and brown blur, it being blossom time.    
With my new label of &bquo;blind&equo; came the object which was to stigmatize me more, a shiny new, long white cane.
The girls at school were horrified: all their collections for presents and prayers after announcements at morning assembly had been wasted.
I had come back <head>blind</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40016" docsrc="bnc_A7G_190">
<answer instance="blind.40016" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Naima, the girl in the picture on the envelope, is one of the children who needs our help.    
In Bangladesh, where she lives, diseases like tuberculosis, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio and measles are rife.    
To us in Britain, the names of these diseases mean very little.
Advances in health care have meant that most of them are seldom heard of here.
And today very few British parents would be seriously alarmed to be told their children had measles.    
But in the developing countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America, parents live in mortal fear of these diseases &mdash; and for very good reason.    
Around the world, they cause the deaths of three and a half million children every year.
And they leave many more crippled, <head>blind</head>or mentally handicapped.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40017" docsrc="bnc_CJG_245">
<answer instance="blind.40017" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The philosophy of the Warnock Report (Department of Education and Science, 1978) greatly influenced the content of the 1981 Education Act, particularly with its recommendation that varying and individual educational needs should be acknowledged, rather than prejudged on the basis of categories.
It was recognised by the Warnock Committee that children with sensory impairments could indeed have special educational needs, but that these might be met within a range of different kinds of educational placements, for instance, in individual integration, in special units, or in special schools.
In addition, this committee reflected the view of many educators of visually handicapped pupils that there is no distinct cut-off point between the fully and the partially sighted, nor between the partially sighted and the <head>blind</head>in terms of functioning.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40019" docsrc="bnc_CBC_11106">
<answer instance="blind.40019" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
If boyfriend Ken wants to gaze into their depths, he needs a lift shaft even to get close.    
I wouldn't say Barbie's eyes were abnormally big, but in the summer there's a pleasure boat running day-trips around them.    
Then what about her teeth?
They haven't stopped smiling for at least two decades, which suggests an extremely bad case of lockjaw.    
When Ken wants to give his girlfriend a kiss he first calls in a construction team to clear the way.    
If Sindy really feels she needs a face-lift, surely there are better faces she could have lifted.    
A MAN was up in court this week on a charge of indecency after having sex with a pig.    
What's so unusual about that?
Women have been doing it for years.        
Jury's <head>blind</head>justice    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40020" docsrc="bnc_A6D_1577">
<answer instance="blind.40020" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<context>
Such experiences of sexual liberation bear witness to the socially constructed &bquo;nature&equo; of identity with respect both to its contingency and its resilience: on the one hand the self can be and is experienced as radically different in the space of the other; on the other hand it the extinction of self is the precondition of passing into the ecstasy with and through the other, it is an extinction which has to be replayed over and again as a  constitutive part of sexual ecstasy itself  .
And if, as so oft en, ecstasy obliterates the specificity of the landscape which simultaneously enables and absorbs it, this is not only because ecstasy is of its nature <head>blind</head> ; it is also because what we repudiate remains with us as partial blindness to what we embrace in its stead.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40022" docsrc="bnc_CCD_160">
<answer instance="blind.40022" senseid="blind_alley%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Pray tell me, Joan Halidon, that I may depend on your loyalty to my daughter.&equo;    
&bquo;I swear it,&equo; Joan said earnestly, her eyes bright with tears.
&bquo;By the Holy Rood, I swear it!&equo;    
Her emotion this time was not prompted by grief for her mother &mdash; but by the seriousness of the moment.
Her heart was touched by what the duchess had offered her and by what had been asked of herself in return.
So many   benefits would she receive, not least the companionship of the vivacious and warm-hearted Anne Mowbray; and so little was being asked of herself.
The promise was readily given and gratefully received: so small a thing it seemed to the giver and so great to the receiver.    
But the journey of life has many twists and turns.
Dark passageways and <head>blind</head>alleys obscure the light at the end of the tunnel.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40023" docsrc="bnc_ARR_214">
<answer instance="blind.40023" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
It has become linked with the god meme because the two reinforce each other, and assist each other's survival in the meme pool.    
Another member of the religious meme complex is called faith.
It means blind trust, in the absence of evidence, even in the teeth of evidence.
The story of Doubting Thomas is told, not so that we shall admire Thomas, but so that we can admire the other apostles in comparison.
Thomas demanded evidence.
Nothing is more lethal for certain kinds of meme than a tendency to look for evidence.
The other apostles, whose faith was so strong that they did not need evidence, are held up to us as worthy of imitation.
The meme for blind faith secures its own perpetuation by the simple unconscious expedient of discouraging rational inquiry.    
<head>Blind</head>faith can justify anything.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40026" docsrc="bnc_B1L_293">
<answer instance="blind.40026" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40026" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
In the dressing-room after the game, the victorious Rangers team presented the ball to the &bquo;Wee Prime Minister&equo;, Ian McMillan, the club's veteran inside forward who was about to retire.      
SLIM JIM.
BAXTER AT HIS HEIGHT, SCORES FOR RANGERS    
THE BLACK WATCH BEATLE.
JIM BAXTER INSPECTS HIS KIT AT THE BLACK WATCH BARRACKS IN PERTH    
In what must rank as one of the most petty letters ever to emerge from the SFA, an organisation that has never been known for its broad-mindedness, the secretary demanded that the ball be returned.
&bquo;The ball belongs to us,&equo; whined Willie Allan's letter, &bquo;and if it doesn't turn up we will take steps to see that it does.
There is no question of the SFA turning a <head>blind</head>eye to the incident&hellip;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40027" docsrc="bnc_B1N_1474">
<answer instance="blind.40027" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Ever moving currents of rain, with silver vertical folds of sun behind, touched the horizon line of the sea in dancing gold, silver and platinum.
It is what I hope death will be; an everlasting ringseat show of stormy seas, sky and cloud, an island and headland or two silhouetted in the far distance.
Those curtains are called &bquo;precipitation&equo; by meteorologists and are fast falling products of condensation in the atmosphere of rain, hail or snow.
I love that word.
Maybe I will die quickly, too.    
This was a local's boat.
Gaelic on both sides of the cafeteria counter.
A few tourists were aboard; a couple with walking gear and their spaniel dog with one <head>blind</head>eye staring out of the low window, and a Canadian, rather loud, who had struck up conversation with a young Lewis woman who was coming back from visiting her husband working in Libya.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40029" docsrc="bnc_B10_708">
<answer instance="blind.40029" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40029" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Terrific, I'm so proud of  your result  .&equo;    
&bquo;Thank you for  doing what I said  .&equo;    
&bquo;I really enjoy it  when we play quietly   like this.&equo;    
&bquo;Look at how (nicely, neatly, quickly)  you've done your homework  .
I am pleased.&equo;    
&bquo;I do like our  special time together  &equo; (say reading a bedtime story, chatting to a teenager, playing a game).    
I return to the matter of rewarding and how to make it  effective   in chapter 5.        
Strategies for ignoring bad behaviour    
There are times when it is judicious to turn the &bquo;<head>blind</head>eye&equo; to certain minor infringements (for example, accidents, temporary lapses of memory, impulsive acts that constitute small misdemeanours).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40030" docsrc="bnc_BMA_723">
<answer instance="blind.40030" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
Bukharin had already indicated a part of his reasoning when he proposed that political economy as a subject of study would disappear under socialism, because:    
 Theoretical   political economy is the study of a social economy based upon the production of  commodities  , i.e. the study of an  unorganised   social economy&hellip; as soon as we take an organised social economy, all the basic &bquo;problems&equo; of   political   economy   disappear: problems of value, price, profit and so on.
Here &bquo;relations between people&equo; are not expressed as &bquo;relations between things&equo;, and the social economy is regulated not by the <head>blind</head>forces of the market and competition, but by a consciously followed plan&hellip; the end of a capitalist commodity society will also see the end of political economy.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40032" docsrc="bnc_C95_1911">
<answer instance="blind.40032" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Planting containers:      
Sundae dishes (grapefruit dishes in picture)    
Brandy glasses    
Pencil holders    
Mini-seed trays    
Earthenware plant-pots and half-pots      
 TIP:   if using an expensive substrate, use a thin layer for show.
An under-layer of cheaper gravel can provide the depth required for terracing, planting, or undergravel filtration.       
Above: A Flying Fox    
Left: A striking Suckermouth &mdash; Hypancistrus zebra    
Below: A <head>blind</head>Cave Fish          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40033" docsrc="bnc_ABK_1192">
<answer instance="blind.40033" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
In January five &bquo;faceless&equo; courts with 82 selected judges were set up.
They will try cases on paper, anonymously, to stop intimidation.
At the same time the government has offered reduced sentences and a promise not to extradite traffickers who surrender and confess.
This has coaxed the three Ochoa brothers, who run a blue-chip Medellin cocaine business, to give themselves up.    
But the man the government wants most, Pablo Escobar, is still on the run, holding two prominent journalists hostage.
He seems to want the policemen who are pursuing him sacked (for &bquo;human-rights violations&equo; against his hired killers), and a cast-iron pardon from the assembly.
That might give Mr Gaviria real problems.          
Palestinians in Kuwait    
Revenge is <head>blind</head>   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40035" docsrc="bnc_ASV_24">
<answer instance="blind.40035" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Melville depicts this obsession with the sea as a mystery.
It is thought that we, prisoners of the land, are compelled to return to the source whence, eons ago, we first emerged.
Pilgrims of the primordial, we go to reflect on our birth.
But perhaps, too, we go to observe our death, prefigured in the element in which we cannot survive, and which may   eventually cover the earth for all time.
It could be that we are fatally drawn to the mysterious: the water is that which we cannot fathom, the unfathomable.
Homer referred to the &bquo;wine-dark sea&equo; not because the Mediterranean was the colour of wine, but because it intoxicated with its obscurity.
Even those who have never seen the ocean, who live forever landlocked or are <head>blind</head> , would, according to Wordsworth, still have sight of that immortal sea.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40036" docsrc="bnc_CTY_452">
<answer instance="blind.40036" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<answer instance="blind.40036" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
The indetermination that he sought to banish increasingly returned to haunt him; he could never demonstrate how the unceasing totalization of multiplicity would ever reach its promised moment of finality.    
Sartre's claim for the continued validity of Marxism as a method of understanding necessarily meant that he had to respond to the problem of Stalinism.
His was the first attempt to explain Stalinism as an aberration through the forms of Marxist analysis itself.
Rather than reject Marxism on the grounds that it had been disproved by history, as Merleau-ponty had done, he sought to account for Stalinism through a dialectical analysis of the specific history of the Soviet Union since the Revolution: theory and practice, he argued, had become separated with the result that the former   had become &bquo;sclerosed&equo; while the latter had become &bquo;<head>blind</head> &equo; and &bquo;unprincipled&equo; (I, 50).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40038" docsrc="bnc_A26_68">
<answer instance="blind.40038" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
And the contempt and disinterest with which the corporate sector has greeted the recent spate of accountancy firm mergers is testimony to how insignificant the role of the auditor has become.    
The problems faced by the accountancy profession are of its own making.
For too long the big firms in particular relied on the cosy requirement of a statutory audit to ensure their bread was generously buttered.
It is only within the last decade that the concepts of service, growth, competitiveness and value for money have begun to feature on accountants' list of priorities.    
However, the physician which has been more than happy to dish out expensive advice to clients on how they they should deal with their own ills, has been unable to heal itself.
The <head>blind</head>pursuit of size in an attempt to indicate success and quality of service has been misguided.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40039" docsrc="bnc_AC7_1058">
<answer instance="blind.40039" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
There had been rather a mystery as to why he should have died at that particular time.
He had been in   good health, and had been subjected to no particular strain or exertion.
But it was his heart, and as everyone said, you can never tell with hearts.    
A few weeks later, Mrs Wilson discovered for herself what she felt must have been the reason for the heart attack.
She had arranged to go and live with a niece, whose husband was out of work; the couple would look after the old lady together.
When it came to her last day at home, she had gone out into the garden for a final look round.
The earth was dry, and there, among the cabbages, lay Mr Wilson's spectacles.    
&bquo;He couldn't have seen without them.
He wouldn't have been able to see well enough even to lock for them.
He was almost <head>blind</head>without his glasses.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40042" docsrc="bnc_CFF_1359">
<answer instance="blind.40042" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The King, in the Declaration of Breda, had promised that no man would be molested for differences of religious opinion, so long as he kept the peace.
After his return to England, however, his keenly Anglican Parliament caused the Declaration to be withdrawn.
Bunyan was now one of the first Nonconformists to be arrested for preaching illegally.
He was warned in advance, but, as a former soldier, felt &bquo;God has chosen me to go on this forlorn hope of preaching his Blessed Gospel in his country, and I should discourage those who are coming after me if I should be afraid and fly.&equo;    
The magistrates would have been glad to release him if he had promised to discontinue his preaching.
This he steadfastly refused   to do.
He foresaw &bquo;the many hardships, miseries and wants that my poor family was like to meet with&hellip; should I be taken from them, especially my poor <head>blind</head>child&hellip;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40043" docsrc="bnc_BN6_1478">
<answer instance="blind.40043" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The Norsemen who battled their way into the northern uplands (one of their leaders rejoiced in the name of Erik Bloodaxe) must have been almost as poetic as they were bloodthirsty.
They gave such lyrical names to almost every place they seized, thus perpetuating their memory for ever.
When they marched into Hannah's birthplace they elected to commemorate their god Balder, which has some curious significance for Hannah's life.    
Balder was a son of the most senior god, Odin, and one version of the legend says he was blessed with the gift of immunity from harm.
However, it was not total since, oddly, mistletoe would be the death of him.
As long as he could avoid this seasonal parasite, he would live forever.
But it got him in the end.
The <head>blind</head>god Hod, enraged by the false words of the evil Loki, hurled a bunch of the stuff at him and Balder fell lifeless to the ground.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40046" docsrc="bnc_CFV_1667">
<answer instance="blind.40046" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="blind.40046" senseid="blind_date%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Seven to 13 days in Moscow, Leningrad and other cities with some seven day tours to Moscow or Leningrad only.    
Study programmes Soviet History, Politics and Economics Courses for two, three or four weeks based in the Moscow Language Centre with morning lectures and study in English, full board and programme of visits, meetings and cultural activities.    
Russian Language Courses One month courses in Moscow and Leningrad in July, plus several other centres including Kalinin and Novosibirsk between July 1 and the end of September.
Three month courses at Kiev (summer term) and Yaroslavl on the Volga) autumn).    
BOOK ALL FLIGHTS FERRIES AND PACKAGE HOLIDAYS WITH Progressive Tours Ltd.     
ads from Marxism Today March 1991          
The Nationwide <head>Blind</head>Date Dating Agency    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40047" docsrc="bnc_CAT_1065">
<answer instance="blind.40047" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Nolte in particular is transformed from a competent actor into a player whose every gesture is significant.    
Is it really 40 years since Spencer Tracey played Elizabeth Taylor's father?
I still miss him and it is a struggle not to be unfair to Steve Martin, who now plays the exasperated central figure of  Father Of The Bride   (PG, Odeons West End and Marble Arch).
But the remake, ranging from farce to a touch of sentiment, isn't at all bad.
Mr Martin's barely-concealed rage at losing what he thinks of as his little girl (and having to pay through the nose for the festivities) is amusingly conveyed.    
 Afraid Of The Dark   (18, Cannon Haymarket, Camden Plaza) tells the story of an 11-year old boy (Ben Keyworth).
He is the son of a <head>blind</head>mother in suburban London who hears from his policeman father (James Fox) of attacks on blind women.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40049" docsrc="bnc_AP0_1270">
<answer instance="blind.40049" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="blind.40049" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It was not an uninteresting character,&equo; said Nicholson, &bquo;but it was a sort of aside from the film itself because the part wasn't in the original script.
They added it, I should have known, to try and get a younger audience and it wasn't well understood by the people who wrote it.    
The role was that of a sitar-playing hippie-type character.
He also had a singing part &mdash; he had to sing &bquo;Don't Blame Me&equo; &mdash; which was eventually left on the cutting room floor, along with about twenty minutes of Nicholson's spoken dialogue.
He had not done any singing &mdash; apart from in the bath &mdash; since Marty Landau's acting classes when he did those &bquo;Three <head>Blind</head>Mice&equo; exercises; he wasn't much of a crooner then and he had not improved with age.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40050" docsrc="bnc_BP1_1687">
<answer instance="blind.40050" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<context>
But as they grew older it no longer seemed necessary to take them with her, and one Wednesday morning Betty arrived on her own.    
&bquo;Where are they?&equo;
Sarah Morey demanded.
Her disappointment was so   acute   she was wringing her hands.
&bquo;Why haven't you brought Corrie?&equo;      
&bquo;There's no need now, ma'am.
They're big enough to stay with the others and do jobs at home.&equo;    
&bquo;I want you to bring them with you,&equo; said Sarah.
&bquo;They're just becoming useful when there's the silver to clean, and they gather fir cones for the fire.
They can do a dozen small jobs.&equo;    
Betty didn't come without them any more for fear of losing her job, but she wasn't <head>blind</head>or daft.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40054" docsrc="bnc_CH6_1367">
<answer instance="blind.40054" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
ESTHER Rantzen's That's Life show was rapped by TV watchdogs yesterday over a sketch showing a &bquo;blind&equo; man falling over a wall.    
Millions of viewers saw presenter Howard Leader take the tumble wearing dark glasses and clutching a white stick.    
The Broadcasting Standards Council ruled that the item was &bquo;insensitive&equo; to blind people.
And they upheld a complaint lodged by a viewer.
The film &mdash; screened last May &mdash;   highlighted   how difficult it was to reach a phone box in the middle of a roundabout.    
The BBC said the story &mdash; presented in the slapstick style of silent films &mdash; was not intended to offend.    
It believed viewers would see that the fun was being poked at the kiosk's location &mdash; not <head>blind</head>folk.     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40055" docsrc="bnc_CJG_974">
<answer instance="blind.40055" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The statement of individual educational need in the case of a child with severe limitation or blindness should give an indication of levels of indoor and outdoor mobility and   whether   individual mobility instruction will be needed in order to cope with the ordinary school environment.
The child's class teacher will then more confidently be able to encourage full use of the environment.    
Barraga (1976) focuses on encouraging a positive and challenging approach to the visually handicapped child's encounter with every&rehy;day surroundings, considering that most mishaps and collisions are a part of learning for future independence, since &bquo;Expanding knowledge through using the body, combined with interpretation is the key to continuous refinement in motor skills for <head>blind</head>children and youth throughout their lives.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40058" docsrc="bnc_A6N_1918">
<answer instance="blind.40058" senseid="blind_man%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I'll have to go away from here.&equo;    
&bquo;I never heard such nonsense,&equo; he blustered.
&bquo;Are you taking everything up as serious as some of the other people in the house?
Does every move have to be Judgement Day?&equo;    
&bquo;I was told I was no use in the house.
I couldn't go on living in a place where I was no use,&equo; she spoke with the quietness and desperate authority of someone who had discovered they could give up no more ground and live.    
&bquo;God, O God.
Has everything to be taken like this?
I never meant anything like that.
The whole world knows that the house was never run right until you came.
A <head>blind</head>man could see that the children think the earth of you.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40059" docsrc="bnc_BNY_50">
<answer instance="blind.40059" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
I have never known a situation where a doe has used the same breeding stop twice.
The stop is a small burrow with only a single entrance.
It usually extends no more than 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 metres) in length and has an enlarged breeding chamber at its far end.
Into this the doe carries dry grass, straw, and suchlike, lining her nest with fur from the belly of her own body.
Her young are born in the nest and she leaves them there, protecting them from predators by blocking the hole with soil, which she packs down quite tightly.    
She will then go off to her own burrow or will lie rough in ground vegetation until reopening the stop for feeding purposes.
She continues this process until the young rabbits, born <head>blind</head>and hairless, have grown fur and are in need of food she cannot supply.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40061" docsrc="bnc_CCL_1486">
<answer instance="blind.40061" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<context>
The church is intended to facilitate, not hinder, growth.    
Our purpose in this chapter is not to offer a blueprint, but to outline basic requirements which are applicable to almost any evangelistic programme.
When a church has established the prior requisites, then it will be in a position to consider and experiment with a number of different approaches maximising their potential.      
MAKE PRAYER MEETINGS THE POWER HOUSE    
The concern of this book to provide practical guidelines to assist churches in developing growth-enabling strategies must not be pursued to the neglect of the spiritual dimension.
No matter how helpful some of the tools presented seem to appear, they will prove useless and even harmful if taken up by those with eyes which are spiritually <head>blind</head>and whose hands lack spiritual strength.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40062" docsrc="bnc_A17_886">
<answer instance="blind.40062" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Our lucky  Dogs Today   winners and their guests will spend an afternoon at the show, with special Champagne tickets and VIP dinner included.
All winners will have their travel expenses paid.    
Remember, if you'd prefer not to cut-up your magazine you can always photocopy the entry form &mdash; it will still be valid.            
Seeing  for Miles      
Pete was Andrew Miles' guide.
He even introduced Andrew to the woman he would marry.
The doctors believed he would never see again.
They were wrong    
ALAN COMBES    
Surprisingly, not all blind people that own guide dogs are dog lovers &mdash; fortunately, however, Andrew Miles was.    
I'd been officially <head>blind</head>for five years when I met Pete at the Guide Dog Centre in Wokingham, Berkshire,&equo; Andrew Miles explained.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40065" docsrc="bnc_AE0_1658">
<answer instance="blind.40065" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Or have you resurrected him?&equo; he sneered.    
&bquo;Given the Russian setting,&equo; said Rozanov, sprawled on a bed, his eyes closed, &bquo;I don't accept that it's an impossibility.
In the Soviet Union anything is possible, you know that.&equo;    
His eyes opened and he gave me a weak smile.
I nodded gratefully.
He hauled himself into a sitting position.    
&bquo;The blind film director,&equo; he mused, rubbing his scarred and stubbled chin.
&bquo;A nice touch.
Did you have Olga in mind?&equo;    
&bquo;Not consciously; but now you mention it&hellip;
&equo; Sergei's troubles had all begun with an adulterous rendezvous in Gorky with a <head>blind</head>woman called Olga.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40066" docsrc="bnc_CH2_12668">
<answer instance="blind.40066" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;John sat up and said: &bquo;Oh, have you now?&equo;, and chased the man.    
Jumped &bquo;The gunman got out of a window and must have jumped at least 25 feet to the ground.    
&bquo;How he didn't break his leg, I do not know.&equo;    
Sheila and John think the burglar must have been in the house when they returned from a night out.    
It was four hours later when they woke to find him at the foot of the bed saying: &bquo;I've got a gun and I'm going to shoot you.&equo;    
Sheila reckons police should soon be hot on the trail of the burglar, who stole a CD player and sentimental items.    
&bquo;I got an excellent look at him,&equo; she said.     
FEARLESS: John        
I'M GOING <head>BLIND</head>SAYS SIR JOHN MILLS    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40068" docsrc="bnc_CM4_2176">
<answer instance="blind.40068" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Jaq had included the phrase  Ordinis Mallei   by way of double indemnity; the mission was almost bound to include a covert member of his own Ordo.
Never before had he sent such an order, never.
This weighed on him like an inactive dreadnought suit of combat armour, imprisoning him; and he sought his enhanced clarity, as it were, to restore power to that suit.    
&bquo;Listen to me carefully, Moma Parsheen.&equo;
He recited the words.
She mightn't understand them, but she repeated them back faithfully.    
&bquo;Now commence your trance.&equo;    
The <head>blind</head>woman quivered as she   skryed   light years outward through the warp, obeying the disciplines of the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, seeking contact with the mind of some other Astropath serving the fortress-monastery at Vindict V.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40069" docsrc="bnc_CKN_169">
<answer instance="blind.40069" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;All solitude is selfish&equo;, the poet recalls having been told; and no one now      
Believes the hermit with his gown and dish    
Talking to God (who's gone too); the big wish    
Is to have people nice to you,      
and the motto nowadays, he reminds himself, is &bquo;Virtue is social&equo;.
But the ultimate truth, as the poem starkly concludes, is that one goes out to counter the overbalancing fear of being alone:      
&hellip; sitting by a lamp more often brings    
Not peace, but other things,      
and the ageing solitary reluctantly lifts his pen to write an acceptance-note.
Even love, as he had explained five years before in a poem briskly called &bquo;Love&equo; (1966), calls for a lot of cheek: &bquo;&hellip; the <head>blind</head>persistence/To upset an existence/Just for your own sake.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40071" docsrc="bnc_CGH_648">
<answer instance="blind.40071" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
It would be folly to add any new fish to a tank containing a breeding pair of cichlids &mdash; even peaceful ones, like Severums.
They would be attacked in short order and possibly even killed.    
You could partition off part of the tank for the other fish but this would detract from the overall appearance and may not necessarily work.    
I think you just have to accept that you have fairly shy fish &mdash; but they obviously like their home, as they are breeding.
You may have too bright a light and a reduction in this, or the addition of floating plants, might help.    
Otherwise, I would be inclined to leave them alone.
If you fiddle too much you will undoubtedly upset them and they may turn on each other.        
Born with eyes    
Please could you give me some information on <head>Blind</head>Cave Fish?        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40072" docsrc="bnc_C8D_507">
<answer instance="blind.40072" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Dominic crept carefully down the stairs, keeping a tight hold on the gleaming mahogany banister.
The gallery light was out &mdash; not unreasonable at this hour &mdash; and he had been unable to find the switch.
A single wall-lamp glowed in the hall.    
He felt no concern, as the dimness suited his purpose.
It would   be inconvenient to be spotted by Lee, and he was in no mood for smalltalk with anyone else.
Tonight was quite difficult enough.
Only Anthea's insistence had brought him to her room, where matters had taken their own turn.
He had intended to visit Meryl, who was probably fast asleep by now.
At least he had been non-specific, so the chances were still good.
But there was Anthea to contend with first.    
A small worm of self-disgust reared its <head>blind</head>head within his belly.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40074" docsrc="bnc_BMU_2418">
<answer instance="blind.40074" senseid="blind_man%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;She says it would hurt Mr Blessington-Dalrymple's feelings.
She says one should be awfully careful about people's feelings.&equo;    
&bquo;Doesn't he like sausages, then?&equo; asked the baffled Breeze.    
&bquo;He made his money in them,&equo; Patrick gravely explained, &bquo;and now he tries to pretend he didn't, because he wants people to think he's always been rich.
He thinks it's because of the sausages that people don't like him enough to ask him to tea; but it isn't really.
It's because they're all so silly.&equo;    
Breeze was horror-stricken, but she could not encourage the child to gossip.
&bquo;People can't help being silly,&equo; she said rather shyly.
&bquo;If you saw a <head>blind</head>man coming along, wouldn't you feel sorry for him and want to help him?&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40075" docsrc="bnc_CBP_1096">
<answer instance="blind.40075" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
To record any kind of insert, you first have to decide where it is to come within the existing recording, that is the material which is to be over-recorded and therefore lost.
Hopefully, you will have anticipated this by having shot some spare length which can be sacrificed to make room for the insert, the edit in and edit out points for which are determined with the help of the cue/review buttons.    
The insert procedure itself varies somewhat from model to model, but the essence of it is to arrange for the over-recording to end at a pre-determined out point.
This bit of juggling is introduced     into the process because you will necessarily be working <head>blind</head>&mdash; during the recording of the insert, the camcorder viewfinder will be displaying, not a playback of the original shot, but the material which is displacing it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40077" docsrc="bnc_CBE_1621">
<answer instance="blind.40077" senseid="blind_date%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
WAYWARD American heir John Haggin Jr was &pound;150 million better off yesterday after the collapse of his seven-week marriage.    
His Palm Beach socialite mother Naoma was so outraged when John, 35, wed the notorious divorcee Roxanne Pulitzer in Las Vegas, she cut him off.    
But he is back in the fold now the marriage has collapsed.    
&bquo;This is an affair of the heart,&equo; rags to riches Roxanne had said before the wedding.    
She became notorious during her divorce from publishing heir Peter Puliter amid claims of society drug taking and kinky sex.
Neither is saying what went wrong.        
How Daryl got her man    
SPLASH star Daryl Hannah fell in love with John F Kennedy Junior on a <head>blind</head>date set up by step-dad Jerry Wexler, friends have revealed.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40078" docsrc="bnc_B1X_1894">
<answer instance="blind.40078" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<context>
Have you ever heard of the Battle of Fredericksburg, Father?&equo;    
Father Poole shook his head.    
&bquo;Garret Lysaght covered himself with glory in that battle, leading his men in one final suicidal charge.
Less than a hundred men took part in that assault.
Only two survived &mdash; Garret Lysaght and myself.
Oh yes,&equo; he nodded in affirmation, taking the stunned look on Father Poole's face for disbelief.
&bquo;When night fell, Garret and myself managed to crawl back to our lines carrying the colours with us, even though both of us were wounded.
The military histories never mention my name though.
I am always referred to as Lysaght's &bquo;second-in-command&equo;.'    
Father Poole raised a trembling hand to his forehead.
Oh God, he thought, how could I have been so stupid, so <head>blind</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40080" docsrc="bnc_CBC_8863">
<answer instance="blind.40080" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="blind.40080" senseid="blind_date%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Reasoning that the father of Audrey's children might be able to help, Mo asked how she felt about Mrs Thatcher's scheme to trace such men and re-introduce them to their responsibilities.    
&bquo;I don't want him round my front door, thank you very much.
He doesn't know where we are at the moment and if the authorities catch up with him and give him my address it will be more trouble than it's worth.&equo;    
Sensing there was no dialogue here, Miss Mowlam moved in on Jim Compton, a 33-year-old bus driver on his lunch break.    
Jim was convinced that politicians were &bquo;more interested in Westminster gossip about David Mellor than getting human rights established in law&equo;.
Looking up from her tray of Chicken McNuggets and chips, Mo admitted that parliamentary question time had become a farce.
&bquo;It's a ritual,&equo; said Jim.    
&bquo;About as good as <head>Blind</head>Date?&equo; asked the MP.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40081" docsrc="bnc_A75_349">
<answer instance="blind.40081" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Indeed, the exact timing we choose will depend upon social and work factors and the comments made earlier about &bquo;larks&equo; and &bquo;owls&equo; will be pertinent here.
For students, there is a tendency to socialize in the evenings; therefore bedtimes and rising times are fairly late.
for those who must start work early in the morning (for example, bakers or farmers who have to deal with livestock), their life-style requires them to be active earlier.
for those working in, or frequenting, nightclubs and casinos, their personal time-cues are particularly late.
Extreme examples exist when night-workers are considered, but these produce special problems that will be dealt with later.    
Individuals will also vary in the importance they attach to a particular time-cue.
For example, <head>blind</head>people will be unable to use light/dark changes and so will have to make more use of a regular sleep/wake rhythm or of social commitments.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40083" docsrc="bnc_B7D_1290">
<answer instance="blind.40083" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<answer instance="blind.40083" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40083" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
One can learn a considerable amount of science from this tremendous novel &mdash; about bacteriophage, for example, the virus that attacks bacteria, which Arrowsmith discovers independently of Felix-Hubert d'Herelle in 1917.
In his biography  Changing Patterns   (1968), Sir Macfarlane Burnet mentions his great interest in this section when he read the book on board ship from Australia to England in 1925.
Just as important for the general reader, though, are the scientific ideas that Lewis purveys, painlessly and entertainingly.
Above all, there is Arrowsmith and Gottleib's fanatical insistence on controls for all of their experiments.
Just as the most penetrating analysis of the human problems behind double <head>blind</head>drug trials is to be found not in any treatise of medical ethics but in John Rowan Wilson's novel  The Double Blind   (1961), so the stern and rigorous standards of experimental science are uniquely illustrated in Arrowsmith.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40084" docsrc="bnc_A17_885">
<answer instance="blind.40084" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
This event is a must for all dog enthusiasts!    
Our lucky  Dogs Today   winners and their guests will spend an afternoon at the show, with special Champagne tickets and VIP dinner included.
All winners will have their travel expenses paid.    
Remember, if you'd prefer not to cut-up your magazine you can always photocopy the entry form &mdash; it will still be valid.            
Seeing  for Miles      
Pete was Andrew Miles' guide.
He even introduced Andrew to the woman he would marry.
The doctors believed he would never see again.
They were wrong    
ALAN COMBES    
Surprisingly, not all <head>blind</head>people that own guide dogs are dog lovers &mdash; fortunately, however, Andrew Miles was.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40086" docsrc="bnc_CFB_585">
<answer instance="blind.40086" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
After last month's lunch, many pensioners had written to him because they were impressed by the children's confidence and manners.    
It gave the children another perspective on life, said Mr Darlington.     
Mrs Phyllis Lambert burns off the calories after enjoying lunch at Great Bentley Primary School.        
Parents&equo; fight for probe into pesticides and eye tragedy    
THE mother and father of a boy born without eyes are joining other parents to fight for the truth behind their son's rare condition possibly linked to pesticides.    
They plan to take their campaign to the House of Lords in an attempt to finally get some answers.    
Six-year-old Andrew Bourne, of Skyrmans Fee, Frinton, suffers from anophthalmia &mdash; he has no eyeballs and is totally <head>blind</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40087" docsrc="bnc_ANF_468">
<answer instance="blind.40087" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
MORE than any other woman he had met, Beatrice was able to share in Modigliani's life, and his work changed dramatically during her reign.
By 1915, Modigliani had begun to paint the portraits reproduced in every art book: Paul Guillaume, his dealer; the painter Moise Kisling; the fat child; the bride and groom.
His years as a sculptor had taught him to see the human figure in solid, three-dimensional form, and his people now have necks like columns, oval or elongated faces and noses sharply drawn, as if cut into the planes of the face.
He always began a portrait with the eyes.
And the eyes in his paintings hold the key to the psychologically charged atmosphere.
Even when they are blanks, sightless as in sculpture, they focus the attention hypnotically.
He had begun to paint some portraits with one eye &bquo;<head>blind</head> &equo;, the other seeing.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40089" docsrc="bnc_AM4_814">
<answer instance="blind.40089" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40089" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Britain managed to isolate itself in international fora &mdash; such as the 35 Nation Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution convened by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UN ECE) &mdash; by rejecting the scientific consensus that forest decline was linked to air pollution from industry, power stations and vehicles.    
As the 1990s began, almost every western industrialised country was investing heavily in new rail links and traffic controls to combat growing levels of air pollution from traffic.
Britain, however, had fought to impede European   agreements requiring catalytic converters on cars and even as London's traffic slowed to pre-First World War speeds, planned to build vast new roads and to cut rail services.    
Just as officialdom saw the legendary return of salmon to the Thames as evidence that Britain's water pollution was cured, so it gloried in the Clean Air Acts of the 1950s and turned a &bquo;<head>blind</head>eye&equo; to dying lakes, moribund trees and the links between car exhaust and human health that became apparent in the 1980s.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40090" docsrc="bnc_CFM_336">
<answer instance="blind.40090" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
The Reptile Protection Trust wants to ban the trade in pet turtles.
Money raised would fund our campaign to lobby relevant authorities internationally and engage in public education.    
If you would like to help the Trust or find out more, send &pound;2,30 for our fact sheet and booklet, &bquo;Reptiles: Misunderstood, Mistreated and Mass-Marketed&equo;.    
If you want to keep turtles happy, don't keep them at all.        
THE REPTILE PROTECTION TRUST    
Advert from The Economist 24&ndash;30 March 1990        
Volunteer Reserve Forces      
As a dental assistant, being able to cope with the dangers of the deep has its advantages.      
In a crisis, there are two sorts of people: There are those who go into a <head>blind</head>panic.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40096" docsrc="bnc_CFY_595">
<answer instance="blind.40096" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;May I come in?&equo;    
It was some seconds before Martin turned towards them and said, &bquo;Yes, yes; come in.&equo;    
Joe followed his mother into the room, and they stood looking at Martin, who had his back to the empty grate now and was staring at them as if he wasn't seeing them.
Then his words came in a mutter so unlike his usual jaunty tones as he announced, &bquo;They won't have me.&equo;      
Ellen stepped forward now, saying, &bquo;You mean there's something wrong?&equo;    
&bquo;My eyes.&equo;
He tapped his right eye with his fore finger.
&bquo;Colour blind or some such thing.
Damn rubbish.
Did you ever hear anything like it?
Colour <head>blind</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40098" docsrc="bnc_CHA_2486">
<answer instance="blind.40098" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;HE COULD play the guitar just like a-ringing a bell.&equo;
Well, that's not much use, is it?
Play, Johnny!
Play!
DING DING DING!
Despite this, &bquo;Johnny B Goode&equo; was the Chuck record that moved music one step away from R&amp;B and rock'n'roll and into RAWK!
Yeah!
It also may be the first single to have celebrated the guitarist as icon and as such has been the target of many awful cover versions by people like Michael J Fox, who want to be guitar heroes.          
1959      
&bquo;WHAT'D I SAY&equo; Ray Charles    
RAY HAD a knack for singing a peppy tune, an impressive talent given that he'd been <head>blind</head>since the age of six (one of his last sights was the drowning of his brother) and a heroin addict for most of his adult days.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40100" docsrc="bnc_A5E_113">
<answer instance="blind.40100" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
This was an uplifting experience &mdash; as Haydn intended it should be.        
Days Like These    
By IAN IRVINE    
10 October, 1903 RAYMOND ASQUITH writes to Lady Manners from Aberdeenshire: &bquo;We had a storm yesterday and went out to watch the waves: I ventured too far out onto a rock and was knocked flat on my face against a granite floor by one of the biggest rollers ever seen on this coast: I never felt such a blow; luckily I fell in a crevice and wasn't washed away; but I was stunned for a few seconds, and when I got up my face and knee were streaming with blood.
Margot is always splendid on these occasions; she took me back to the house and covered me with ice and raw beef: but in spite of all I am a most revolting sight today and shall be for a week or more &mdash; lame in one leg, <head>blind</head>in one eye, and with a nose like Cyrano&hellip;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40101" docsrc="bnc_ARS_18">
<answer instance="blind.40101" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
The instinctive urge to acquire a stake in the country, to get back to first principles and become, once again, master of his own fate, becomes ever more apparent as our top-heavy, complex society lurches from crisis to crisis.
A small but growing number of sane, apparently successful men and women are voluntarily abandoning the struggle for material gain and accepting the stem discipline of relearning the near-forgotten skills of smallholding.    
Since the turn of the century there have been brief periods when Britain has been more or less self-sufficient in cereals, meat, and dairy produce &mdash; during the two World Wars, and today, under the extraordinary economics of the European Community.
In each case the land has been exploited far beyond its true potential &mdash; out of dire necessity during the Wars, and now for <head>blind</head>greed and short-term gain resulting in vast surpluses which cannot be eaten or sold.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40105" docsrc="bnc_AE0_2720">
<answer instance="blind.40105" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;When I first met Sergei and Victor, six or seven years ago, they made a big impression on me.
As honest and honourable Russian writers, they seemed to me to be emblematic in some way.
I couldn't have got the same effect if I'd fictionalised them.&equo;    
&bquo;You say&hellip;
&equo; She searched for the first page of  Ararat  .
&bquo;'Sergei Rozanov had made an unnecessary journey from Moscow to Gorky, simply in order to sleep with a young blind woman.&equo;&equo;
She turned to Rozanov.
&bquo;Did that happen?&equo;    
&bquo;Certainly not.
It's clearly symbolic.
Every time a writer opens his notebook, or puts a blank sheet in a typewriter, he is making a journey to a young <head>blind</head>woman.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40106" docsrc="bnc_CH2_12687">
<answer instance="blind.40106" senseid="blind_man%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
He added: &bquo;What I really miss is jumping into my car and popping to the shops.&equo;    
The stiff upper-lipped actor, who has been married to wife Mary for 51 years, was diagnosed as suffering from detached retinas 12 months ago.
The condition was possibly caused by years spent under bright stage lights.
Daughter Hayley said: &bquo;For a while he was able to watch television by sitting in the hall with a pair of binoculars.    
&bquo;But even that doesn't work now.&equo;    
She added: &bquo;He is unable to read a script and has all his lines put on a tape by my 14-year-old niece, Melissa, and learns them from that.&equo;    
Sir John &mdash; who lives in Denham, Bucks &mdash; recently returned from Poland where, ironically, he played a <head>blind</head>man for a new film.     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40108" docsrc="bnc_CBF_12610">
<answer instance="blind.40108" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Russell Telford, 29, stayed halfway down a pit shaft for nine hours after threatening a lift operator at Markham Main colliery, South Yorkshire.    
Telford, of Wheatley, Doncaster, was conditionally discharged by town magistrates after admitting threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour.        
Tory ladies suit each other      
NORMA Major's elegant pink and black ensemble would put most outfits in the shade &mdash; except Virginia Bottomley's.    
Fortunately the pair were off to different events when they stepped out in the identical &pound;420 jackets.    
The Health Secretary was off to a private party.
Mrs Major was on her way to present Children of Courage awards at Westminster Abbey yesterday.    
Among the seven brave children was <head>blind</head>cancer victim Nicholas Killen.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40109" docsrc="bnc_A7H_541">
<answer instance="blind.40109" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Diana's first public engagement as Princess of Wales was, appropriately, a tour of the principality, and it was obvious from the very first day that she had an extraordinary talent.
Whatever personal problems she and Charles had were put to one side and they gave the people of Wales a visit to remember.
She plunged into the crowds, who had turned out in their thousands to greet her, as though she had been doing it all her life.
She instinctively knew what to say to people and whose hand to clasp hold of.    
&bquo;My dad says give us a kiss,&equo; shouted a little boy at the first stop in Rhyl.    
&bquo;Well then, you had better have one,&equo; said Diana, and bent down to kiss him on the cheek.    
She noticed one woman in the crowd was <head>blind</head> , and sought out her hand and squeezed it.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40112" docsrc="bnc_C8H_351">
<answer instance="blind.40112" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="blind.40112" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
She is in control.
She takes the pills lethal to her child.
She is awake when the procured miscarriage happens.    
Pauline will be speaking at York LIFE annual meeting at 7.30pm, Huntington Room, King's Manor, near the Theatre, 9th November.
York LIFE hopes to open a Care Centre soon.        
Publications for the blind    
A Braille Edition of the Sunday Missal is now available.
Not only does this enable blind people to follow the liturgy but it also makes it possible for those who wish to become readers.    
It is published in 15 volumes by the Royal National Institute for the Blind.
It is available to blind people at a concessionary cost of &pound;17.55.    
The Association of <head>Blind</head>Catholics has a lending library of books recorded on standard cassette.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40113" docsrc="bnc_CAW_1196">
<answer instance="blind.40113" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="blind.40113" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
After an intermediate five-book stage,  The Prelude   was completed in 1805 in thirteen books, including the addition of the first 271 lines at the beginning of Book i.
In many ways this text exhibits all the evidence of rapid composition, hut against this must be set its  readability  , making it the version now generally preferred.
Some of the additional subject-matter, such as Cambridge and the French Revolution, has already been discussed.
The poem as a whole now tells a quite different story from the two-Part version of 1799; after the period of childhood, something is lost (this sounds vague, but if it were known what was lost  it would not be so  !).
To the grown man visionary experiences come infrequently, but when they do appear the effect is profound, as in &bquo;the <head>Blind</head>Beggar&equo; episode; caught in the maelstrom of London, the poet is admonished as if from another world' (see page 64).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40115" docsrc="bnc_B38_2729">
<answer instance="blind.40115" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40115" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
improper Peut-etre, I suspect Politically    
incorrect Unlike one-two-three Serial    
Monogamy.    
Say, mon brave,    
You get caught in the lavvy    
With thy neighbour's wife    
And a bottle of Soave    
At how-you-say? &mdash; Hogmany    
Bugger me, monogamy.    
It breaks the monotony&hellip;    
We sing dumb anyway Turn a <head>blind</head>eye,    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40116" docsrc="bnc_CCV_633">
<answer instance="blind.40116" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
Careful descriptions of speech are necessary because people's beliefs about their actual linguistic behaviour are often very inaccurate; many people think they speak in the same way as they write but, in fact, no one does.
Soon after our Report was published, Mr Baker took part in a radio discussion.
A letter appeared in the  Independent   pointing out that he made a number of grammatical errors.
But the conventions of speech are very different from those appropriate for writing.
In a conversation we can explore meanings, often changing tense as our thought jumps from idea to idea, and we can enforce our reasoning with gesture and facial expression.
In lively talk with friends we all continually break the rules appropriate for the written form, and Mr Baker on the radio was no exception.    
Both prescriptive and descriptive linguisticians are sometimes parodied.
Prescriptivists are seen as <head>blind</head>adherents to outdated norms of formal usage.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40119" docsrc="bnc_CK1_324">
<answer instance="blind.40119" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
There are four related conceptual differences between epistemic and perspectival appearances: (1) Epistemic appearances are subjective, whereas perspectival appearances are objective; (2) It makes no sense to say that X appears to be &phgr; to Y but Y does not know it, whereas it does make sense to say that X presents such-and-such a perspectival appearance to the point of view Y occupies but Y does not know it; (3) X can appear to be &phgr; to Y only if Y possesses the concept &phgr;: nothing similar can be said about perspectival appearances; (4) Epistemic appearances are related to their   objects by being true or false of them, whereas perspectival appearances are related to their objects mathematically.
All these differences require elucidation.    
(1) Reid remarks that &bquo;a man born <head>blind</head> , if he were instructed in mathematics, would be able to determine the visible figure of a body, when its real figure, distance, and position, are given.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40120" docsrc="bnc_CJJ_2345">
<answer instance="blind.40120" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Understood?&equo;)    
If there was any afterwards.    
Which seemed unlikely.    
At least they would die in a disciplined mood.    
The previous user had also daubed the ducts along the roof of Biff's control bubble with vermilion slogans.
 Ego Atrox.   
 Ego Ferox.      
Whatever those meant.    
The author of those words lay slaughtered beside the gimballed plasteel chair.
Brainless now.
Dumb, speechless, senseless, <head>blind</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40122" docsrc="bnc_ALJ_1853">
<answer instance="blind.40122" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Did she know something about the performance he did not?    
He let her go, and walked to the mirror.
As always he wore the traditional evening clothes.
He liked the reference to the classical tradition.
His white tie was perfectly tied, his shirt-front stiff with starch and studded properly.    
Alexia whistled this time, off-key.
A wolf whistle.
Cameron forced a smile.    
The digital clock was counting down towards the performance.
On the closed-circuit monitors, he saw the technicians taking their places at the instrument banks.
The stage was dominated by a cracked mask with blank, <head>blind</head>eyes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40124" docsrc="bnc_CCL_169">
<answer instance="blind.40124" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<context>
At the same time, for those who have not arrived at, or hold back from such a step of faith, the Kingdom is not yet.    
Our Lord came to inaugurate the Kingdom.
As he began his ministry it was present in his person.
He represented the dawn of a new age which would never be engulfed by darkness.
His amazing words and miraculous deeds were signs of the coming Kingdom.
As his disciples were identified with him in his ministry and experienced the healing powers of the new age operating through them, so they became partakers of the Kingdom.
Wherever they went they represented a frontier of the Kingdom (Luke 10:1).
To the Pharisees, who were <head>blind</head>to the evidence before their eyes, and were postponing their hopes to the future, our Lord responded, &bquo;No one will say, &bquo;Look, here it is!&equo; or, &bquo;There it is!&equo; because the Kingdom of God is within you&equo; (Luke 17:21).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40126" docsrc="bnc_CCT_793">
<answer instance="blind.40126" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
This is of course encouraging, in terms of the potential effects of disclosure regulations under the Consumer Credit Act.
But there are various snags.    
First, the proportion of people who remained unmoved by disclosure of credit costs and interest rates &mdash; on average, more than two-thirds of the sample &mdash; was large.
For those who did stick to their first choice, the most important consideration seems to have been simply how much they wanted &mdash; or could afford &mdash; to pay back each month.
Moreover, about eight per cent of those who changed their minds with additional disclosure changed in the Wrong' direction: they made a blind or confused choice rather than a rational decision.
<head>Blind</head>choosers must, by the rules of chance, be just as likely to make an accidentally correct   choice.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40127" docsrc="bnc_A8N_421">
<answer instance="blind.40127" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40127" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The 27-year-old from Madrid had started yesterday's penultimate leg with a comfortable lead of 1min 36sec, but when he arrived at Newcastle last night it had been trimmed to 31sec.    
Enter Short.
Today's final 78 miles of stages are over the notoriously deceptive Yorkshire forest roads.
With long straights and blind brows often hiding corners, experience counts for a lot.    
With more than 20 years of rallying behind him, Short could give Sainz, or more importantly his co-driver Luis Moya, extra information which could make all the difference between winning, losing, or, even worse, crashing.    
Moya is on only his second RAC.
Sainz is doing his third.    
&bquo;Last year was my first &bquo;<head>blind</head> &equo; rally, the first without having practised the stages,&equo; said Moya.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40130" docsrc="bnc_CJT_798">
<answer instance="blind.40130" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
They had written the letters that would be read during the week by the camp censors, that would be passed or slashed or shredded.
They had read from the paltry choice of books in the Library.
They had dreamed of somewhere that was beyond the fence.
They have been revived.
Sunday is a hypodermic dose to the  zeks  .    
There was a spatter of life and talks in the queue that Holly joined and that stretched twice around the inside walls of the Kitchen.
For the first time in the day he heard men laugh freely.    
At the far end from the door was a hatch at waist height, the level at which a man will naturally hold his steel tray.
The man who ladles the food into the steel bowl on the tray cannot see the face of the man to whom he gives the food.
He is <head>blind</head>to him and cannot therefore offer the favour of increased rations to a friend, reduced rations to an enemy.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40131" docsrc="bnc_CH2_10647">
<answer instance="blind.40131" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
He set up a beehive barricade as bulldozers moved in to dig a pipeline near his land.    
Workmen were forced to retreat with their JCBs as Mr Clark unleashed his stinging squad.    
David and wife Carol who run a food and tourism business say they face ruin over the pipeline plans.
They claim a watermill they own will be flooded as a result.     
Row    
But magistrates at Northallerton, North Yorks, have told the Clarks to remove the hives.    
Mrs Clark said: &bquo;We thought about standing in the way of these bulldozers but the bees were a better idea.&equo;    
The row broke out after home giants Wimpey were allowed to pipe rainwater from a new estate into the mill stream.          
Cabbie bans <head>blind</head>MP and his dog    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40133" docsrc="bnc_CKU_1325">
<answer instance="blind.40133" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
It contained mirrors from Ancient Greece, Pharaonic Egypt, Rome, Etruria, Persia, Byzantium and China (Warring Kingdoms, Han, Tang, Sung, Yuan, Ming Quing) from the third century BC to the late nineteenth century AD.
It seems that the market was simply unable to cope with such a large quantity of these objects, for which there are few private collectors.
Ader Tajan, the company in which Jacques Tajan is a partner along with auctioneers, brothers Remi and Antoine Ader, is expected to record business of FFr319 million for 1992 as against a target of FFr350 million and nearly three times as much when the market peaked in 1989.
In an interview in Liberation in January Jacques Tajan blamed the French Government and its &bquo;<head>blind</head>authoritarianism&equo; for aggravating his financial difficulties by failing to streamline the country's auction profession.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40134" docsrc="bnc_A17_907">
<answer instance="blind.40134" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Pete fulfilled the best man role and, during the wedding (in July, 1987), Pete wore all the gear and carried the rings in a little pouch on his harness.    
Andrew was determined to pursue a computer career.
Pete accompanied him to training and Andrew was at last offered a Civil Servant post.    
&bquo;Pete became very popular.
Everyone made such a fuss of him,&equo; Andrew said.    
While on holiday in Scotland, Andrew and Wendy met a Christian group.    
&bquo;Those people just had something special and we got to know them well,&equo; Andrew said.
&bquo;We decided to make a commitment and moved down to Malton in North Yorkshire so we could go to Bible College.    
&bquo;As part of the college course we took a trip to Bristol to help with an evangelistic outreach.    
&bquo;As I was <head>blind</head> , it was arranged for me to stay at the organiser's house.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40136" docsrc="bnc_CF4_955">
<answer instance="blind.40136" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
My failure to even get interviewed soon demonstrated to me that, even though Goldsmiths had accepted me despite my disability, I would have to fight very hard to get any further.    
Being on the dole in 1979 was becoming a very common occupation.
The woman at the employment exchange wouldn't even register me on the Professional Executive Register.
She told me, &bquo;Blind people don't need that register,&equo; and that no one would ever employ me as anything other than an audio-typist.
Realizing I couldn't hang around on the dole forever waiting for the Tate Gallery to offer me an exhibition, and also that my boyfriend, also on the dole, was not likely to be able to support me, I decided to go for further training.
Since the postgraduate schools wouldn't have me, it had to be audio typing.
Determined not to re-enter <head>blind</head>institution life, I headed for the nearby technical college who wouldn't have me either.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40137" docsrc="bnc_A04_1360">
<answer instance="blind.40137" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Denis Diderot gained lasting fame as the energetic editor of the French  Encyclopaedia  , but he is also rightly celebrated as an art critic.
It was in 1761, that he first wrote an account of one of the Salons, which was circulated with his other correspondence in the fashion of the time by his friend Grimm.
Diderot's standards were those primarily of a moralist, questioning how morality might be fashioned through painting, but he was sensitive to artistic aims; his essay on painting was admired both by Goethe and Baudelaire.
Here is a description by Diderot of a Russian country scene by Le Prince, from criticism of the Salon in 1767.    
An old man has been playing the guitar, but he has left off playing to listen to a young shepherd piping.
The old man is sitting under a tree, and a young girl is near him; I think he is <head>blind</head>&mdash; at least, he ought to be.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40139" docsrc="bnc_CKF_470">
<answer instance="blind.40139" senseid="U"/>
<context>
I had all that I had wanted, peace and privacy, a day to myself before Crispin came, and an absolute compulsion to stay indoors and take another look at the   poem that had been broken into by the tutorial in Cambridge.
I would look at it again, and see if it had been totally destroyed.
At least no person from Porlock was likely to interrupt me today.    
No one did.
The day went by, still and silent but for the muted calling of the sea-birds, and the sad little pipe of the ringed plover on the shingle.
I sat at the kitchen table, staring at the <head>blind</head>white blankness in front of me, and slowly, like a clear spring welling up from the common earth, the poem rose and spread and filled me, unstoppable as flood water, technique unknotting even as it ran, like snags rolled away on the flood.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40140" docsrc="bnc_C9E_992">
<answer instance="blind.40140" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40140" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Most of the holes were &bquo;found&equo; and little earth movement was necessary.    
There are several ponds, hence the startlingly green Fescue fairways, and for reasons as much ecological as golfing, rough areas have been encouraged and a series of copses planted to add character and to complement the design.    
The latter was done by Johnny Johnston, the club professional, and is in two section, the 18-hole St Helena course (6,580 yards, par 72) and the 9-hole Halesworth loop (3,059 yards, par 36).     
St Helena was built on land ready-made for a challenging golf course.    
&bquo;There's only one <head>blind</head>tee shot; everything is in view,&equo; said Johnny, who drew on his recollection of memorable holes he faced as a Tour player in the 1960s.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40143" docsrc="bnc_CLH_716">
<answer instance="blind.40143" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Even though we should now have reached beyond this view there is still lingering uncertainty as to what the world of experience and thought is when perceived through a language such as BSL.
Myklebust (1964) claimed there was an &bquo;organismic shift&equo;, at least producing a different experience of events but probably producing different thought.
If blind people's drawings of objects (more or less as they would be touched) reflected their thoughts, then deaf people's writings obviously showed a difference.
Unfortunately, both circumstances particularly highlighted skills which were difficult to acquire or monitor and could hardly act as evidence on the nature of thought.
The fact that <head>blind</head>people can talk makes their world more accessible; the fact that we can now   begin to describe BSL makes it much more likely that we can get an effective picture of how sign language reflects the internal organisation of deaf people.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40144" docsrc="bnc_ARW_64">
<answer instance="blind.40144" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Tracey, Annie Hole, Irene Shepstone, Marian Larragy and Anne        
COVER PHOTOGRAPH    
Maud Sulter        
ADVERTISING    
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NEXT ISSUE OUT    
4 March        
ENQUIRIES    
Please send a stamped addressed envelope with all enquiries.    
SPARE RIB cannot be held responsible for the loss or damage of any correspondence.        
SPARE RIB is available on tape for subscribers who are <head>blind</head>or partially sighted          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40147" docsrc="bnc_CH6_5918">
<answer instance="blind.40147" senseid="blind_date%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
PRIZE PAIR: Nigel with the borrowed gown and Brix at last year's ceremony        
Arrest &bquo;piracy&equo;    
THE arrest at sea of murder suspect Roderick Newall was compared to piracy yesterday.    
The Royal Navy intercepted his yacht and he was accused of killing his parents in Jersey.
But his lawyer said in Gibraltar he was held illegally.        
Red's too hot for romeos    
LADIES in red may get the eye, but they seldom get the guy, says a study into the colours of love.    
Potential Romeos are intimidated by the sizzling shade, claims American researcher Carlton Wagner.
This is because &bquo;women in red do not seem approachable.&equo;    
But men do fancy girls wearing blue &mdash; especially on <head>blind</head>dates.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40148" docsrc="bnc_AE8_514">
<answer instance="blind.40148" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
ONE of the great advantages of villages over cities for chronic insomniacs, such as I am, is that late at night there is nothing to do in a village except read.
Sasbach was no exception and I made good progress with Pascal's  Pens&eacute;es  .
Perhaps almost by definition, travel, like philosophy, is for those who find themselves in some sense displaced.
The cult word would be &bquo;alienated&equo;.
Perhaps some component of Pascal's restless questioning was due to his displacement through recurrent ill-health, but what makes his questionings still worth reading, is that they confront the foundations of our existence and that despite the fact that he is sometimes seen merely as a Catholic apologist.    
Like Heidegger, he understands that the root of the problem is not that we are born black or Jewish or rich or <head>blind</head> , but that we are born at all and much of his best writing deals with that most fundamental of displacements.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40150" docsrc="bnc_C8V_1059">
<answer instance="blind.40150" senseid="blind%5:00:00:unperceptive:00"/>
<context>
But where this liberty was not balanced by responsibility the Reformation made man so free  under   God that it was only a short step to his being free from God.
We might say that the despair of existentialism is simply the logic of atheism, but this is true only in so far as atheism itself is the logic of ungrateful Protestantism.    
By rejecting the excessive &bquo;form&equo; of the medieval church, the Reformation provided a strong impetus to liberty.
But in swinging almost immediately towards the opposite pole, the heirs of the Reformation indulged the West in an excessive &bquo;freedom&equo; from which its culture has yet to recover.
Only a Christian discipleship of biblical calibre can be expected to handle spiritual freedom with responsibility.
An indispensable secret of such maturity is the willingness to remember.    
Not that the leaders of the Reformation were <head>blind</head>to this.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40151" docsrc="bnc_CBN_1816">
<answer instance="blind.40151" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Already he was inspired by the thought of their fusion.
A profane woman, on whom he had committed profane acts; yet he could not help but see her with the child at her breast as holy.
What was profane and what was sacred?
Yes, that was how he would draw them: soldered together by a mother's love.
This he would find touching beyond anything: Sien brought to rest, at peace in a thrilling silence.
How could anyone repudiate her?    
When he received the despairing note from Sien he hurried in to see her.
The change in her was shocking.
She looked as if she had withered from within, and she was obviously disturbed.
The baby, born with jaundice, had an eye infection.
It was like a <head>blind</head>kitten.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40153" docsrc="bnc_C8X_121">
<answer instance="blind.40153" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40153" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
he saw the inevitable scene:    
dim hotel lamp, a sinking glass    
and a magazine.            
Hotels      
In the first hotel    
I opened my wardrobe    
to an ambush from childhood:    
a sweet, tugging fragrance    
I couldn't name.    
Shuttered windows    
gave on to a <head>blind</head>drop    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40154" docsrc="bnc_BMA_595">
<answer instance="blind.40154" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
the units which make up the system of the modern world economy are not individual enterprises, but&hellip; complexes, state capitalist trusts&hellip;
The capitalist &bquo;national economy&equo; has changed from an  irrational   system into a  rational   organisation&hellip;
This transformation has been made possible by the growth of finance capitalism and the cohesion between the economic and political organisations of the bourgeoisie.
At the same time, neither the anarchy of capitalist production in general, nor the competition of capitalist commodity producers, have been&hellip; destroyed.
Not only do these phenomena still exist, they have been intensified by being reproduced within the framework of a  world   economy.
The world economic system is as <head>blind</head> , irrational and without subject as was the former system of national economy.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40156" docsrc="bnc_BM2_487">
<answer instance="blind.40156" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
I believe that should earthly life cease to exist, then will &bquo;God&equo;, however defined, also cease to exist.    
It should not be difficult for any human being to assent to the adoption of this new creed if he compares it with what is otherwise available.
The almost incredible hotchpotch of superstitions, beliefs and &bquo;gods&equo; which are promoted by the hierarchies of all the great organised religions in their ceaseless struggle to obtain and hold on to adherents, leaves the earnest seeker after a true spiritual haven bewildered and unsatisfied.    
The axiom which the creed creates takes the believer back millions of years beyond the period of controversial claims of &bquo;revelation&equo; by a &bquo;god&equo; who created all the universe.
Its claims on human credibility are infinitely less.        
The Power of Human Logic Must Prevail Over <head>Blind</head>Faith    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40157" docsrc="bnc_CE6_143">
<answer instance="blind.40157" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="blind.40157" senseid="blind_date%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
They are everywhere&hellip; be warned&hellip; beware    
they are hiding behind facial hair    
are you sure that's James Anderton there?    
look out for the disguises they wear    
like    
red&hellip; stick-on&hellip; noses    
III    
They are everywhere&hellip; they are full of hate    
they make the trains run late    
they entered ITV in a crate    
and appear each week on <head>Blind</head>Date    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40159" docsrc="bnc_AK2_608">
<answer instance="blind.40159" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
SENIOR Tories in Cheltenham were trying yesterday to persuade Mr John Taylor to remain as their prospective parliamentary candidate after his failure to become the first black Tory MP.    
Mr Taylor refused to blame the race row that greeted his adoption 18 months ago for his defeat by Mr Nigel Jones, who won with a six per cent swing to the Liberal Democrats.    
But several of his supporters agreed with Mr John Patten, the former Home Affairs Minister, who spoke of the &bquo;wicked, old-fashioned racism&equo; that had led to the overturning of the 4,896 Tory majority and brought shame to the spa town.    
&bquo;I am convinced that if the people of Cheltenham had been <head>blind</head>and not seen the colour of John Taylor's skin he would have been elected,&equo; said Mr Nick Leach, secretary of a Cheltenham Tory ward.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40160" docsrc="bnc_ACY_913">
<answer instance="blind.40160" senseid="U"/>
<context>
If you've got a pot or tray of seedlings, prick them out the moment you can handle them &mdash; holding them by a seed leaf, never a crushable stem.
Set them singly into 3in (8cm) pots of gritty loam, peat or coconut fibre potting compost so that their seed leaves are about in (12mm) above the compost's surface.
Aim at a daytime temperature of not less than 16 &deg; C (61 &deg; F) and a nightly minimum of 10&ndash;13 &deg; C (50&ndash;55 &deg; F).        
Planting Out    
By late April or early May, greenhouse candidates &mdash; for growing as single-stemmed cordons &mdash; will be about 6&ndash;8in (15&ndash;20cm) high and ready for moving to their fruiting containers.
Set out only those which are perfectly healthy, with defined growing points and well-shaped leaves.
Reject any which are &bquo;<head>blind</head> &equo; or whose curled, twisted or ferny foliage indicates virus infection.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40162" docsrc="bnc_AMB_2365">
<answer instance="blind.40162" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
The Bookman was frightened and helpless.
He knew if he became angry at being poked at, everyone would call him a savage even more.
He tried talking but the teachers wouldn't listen and thought he was repeating words like a parrot or just being cheeky.
There was nothing he could do.
The bright lights hurt his eyes.
He was hungry and tired.
His cough had returned and he longed to rest away from the noise of questions.
He tried squeezing through the bars but it was impossible to escape.
  Teachers stood guard every night and he was never alone.
All he could do was sit in the corner of his cage, hoping it would all end.    
When Endill heard about the Bookman he ran to the library in a <head>blind</head>panic, forgetting all about his mother's letter.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40163" docsrc="bnc_A07_244">
<answer instance="blind.40163" senseid="blind_spot%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
But, of course, the problems that arise out of this interpretation are twofold.
Firstly, there is the problem of the protestant population itself in the North.
Their position as Irish people is ambiguous.
For the hard-line republican position, there is even a duality: protestant loyalists are taken as foreigners with an alien culture, and as either a pariah group &mdash; the mere instrument of British imperialism &mdash; or simply not there.
Their culture has no rights, no claim to an alternative identity.
Intellectually,   the problem is the British presence in Ireland.
But emotionally, the non-people are hated or at least detested.
Clare O'Halloran (1986) has shown how the social reality of Northern Ireland remained a continuing <head>blind</head>spot for Southern Irish nationalists particularly from the founding of the state to 1949.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40166" docsrc="bnc_CF9_960">
<answer instance="blind.40166" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="blind.40166" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Kelly Wagland plays in the centre after injury while Greg Forster and David Minter have the chance to operate as the first string half back pairing.    
Open side flanker Guy Atherton is rested.
His place goes to David Alecock.    
SUDBURY: Dyble; Hett, Wagland, Cowling, Titcombe, Forster, Minter, Griffiths, Excell, Prentice, C Pinnegar, Saward, Alecock, Cook, M Pinnegar.    
Replacements: Glen and Newman.    
HADLEIGH will face a tough task with several of their first team players missing for their clash with Stowmarket tomorrow.    
Hadleigh are forced to make several positional changes with players out through injury and the international at Twickenham.    
Joseland moves from <head>blind</head>side flanker to the second row and with skipper Jones not available Fison takes the inside centre berth        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40168" docsrc="bnc_AE0_1654">
<answer instance="blind.40168" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Nadia's husband in  Sphinx  .
But he had drowned.
Or possibly been smuggled out of Russia by the CIA.
He certainly can't be still in the Soviet Navy.
Or have you resurrected him?&equo; he sneered.    
&bquo;Given the Russian setting,&equo; said Rozanov, sprawled on a bed, his eyes closed, &bquo;I don't accept that it's an impossibility.
In the Soviet Union anything is possible, you know that.&equo;    
His eyes opened and he gave me a weak smile.
I nodded gratefully.
He hauled himself into a sitting position.    
&bquo;The <head>blind</head>film director,&equo; he mused, rubbing his scarred and stubbled chin.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40171" docsrc="bnc_CHB_1365">
<answer instance="blind.40171" senseid="U"/>
<context>
An  Angster   recently asked why the music press devotes so much attention to US bands.
Because, sucker, taken  en masse  , they piss on their British peers.
This &bquo;Gish&equo; out-take is no earth-shattering pop classic, just a steely example of sweaty-fingered, control-freak intelligent-metal, and it still sounds eight to ten times superior to the Brit stuff that surrounds it in this week's pile of singles.        
RANCID HELL SPAWN: Gastro Boy    
ANTIHEROS: Election Day    
SUPERCONDUCTOR: Heave With Puppy    
EMPIRE FALLS: No Minute Warning    
Every single time I do this job I find a new record by Rancid Hell Spawn on top of the pile.
Every time I rave about how sexy Rancid Hell Spawn's distorted, chaotic pop-stupidity is and every time you take not a <head>blind</head>bit of notice.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40172" docsrc="bnc_AKY_1010">
<answer instance="blind.40172" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
He also tried his hand as a film director, though less successfully, and wrote a play about a German who sought to take out a patent for gas ovens, which was staged to scant acclaim at the Arts Theatre in 1965.    
As he confessed in his autobiogaphy, Time of My Life (1984), Van Leer carried a famous name but was prone to infamous conduct.
He was a lively and stylish writer, and contributed a column to the Jerusalem Post on high life and low living.
He loved cats as much as he loved women.    
He loved Israel more than he did the Israelis.
To discover whether Jews were as compassionate as they claimed to be he donned dark spectacles and stuck a notice to the rear window of his Buick: &bquo;Careful!
Blind Driver&equo;.    
He found that drivers no longer tried to overtake him and that policemen stopped traffic to let him pass.
His conclusion was that Jews were indeed compassionate, &bquo;as long as you're <head>blind</head> .&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40175" docsrc="bnc_C8D_2150">
<answer instance="blind.40175" senseid="blind_alley%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Perhaps Jackson has turned something up at the hospital.
Why should she hang around on a window seat in the middle of the night?
And if she was Dominic's girlfriend, why wasn't she at the pub with him earlier?
It doesn't make any sense at all.
I must question her again.
And the professor.&equo;    
&bquo;The professor?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes.
He apparently showed an interest in Wetherby on Thursday night &mdash; pointed him out to Meryl Armitage and asked his name.
That is, if she is to be believed.
It could be another <head>blind</head>alley.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40177" docsrc="bnc_AC6_123">
<answer instance="blind.40177" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
I hauled my luggage to the nearest small hotel and took a cheap room.
Before term started I wanted to live anonymously in this city where no one knew me, just for a few days.
Then I would announce my arrival to the university authorities.
And I would have to meet the head of the English Department, Professor Ruiperez, who had sent me kind letters of invitation and welcome, in faultless English.    
After a fashionably elevenish dinner at my  hostal-Pension  , in a small green dining-room lit by blinding neon, I strolled out into the streets where the sellers of lottery tickets were still in full cry &mdash; &bquo;Para hoy!
Para hoy!&equo; &mdash; and the <head>blind</head>beggars and cripples crouched and complained, some of them small children left squatting on a bit of cardboard and bawling their heads off.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40179" docsrc="bnc_AP7_1395">
<answer instance="blind.40179" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
But again, this did not necessarily follow: the spirit of the exchange mattered too.
While grandmothers who brought cakes or made clothes for their grandchildren did so from their own choice, childcare stemmed principally from the request of mothers.
These were mostly working wives: mill or munition factory workers, cleaners or outworkers.
Grandmothers would help them by minding the children after school, cooking their dinners, and sometimes having them overnight.
Typically they lived very close by.
A Durham miner's daughter &bquo;could shout down the passage and me grandma would soon know if there was anything the matter with us.&equo;
The grandchildren always bathed in her kitchen rather than at home, and she &bquo;looked after our heads&equo; for lice, while after the bath the <head>blind</head>grandfather &bquo;used to tickle our backs with stick in front of fire.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40181" docsrc="bnc_AMT_493">
<answer instance="blind.40181" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
On the other hand, were every indication to be that there was no chance of the letter ever being posted &mdash; for example if the person was a known thief and there was no post-box within a hundred miles &mdash; then in this case giving him or her the letter would be regarded as stupid.
The point is this: trust is only applauded when it is not seen to be misplaced.
The fact that believing in God involves an acceptance of uncertainty does not allow us to accept  any   degree of uncertainty, or that trust will also be misplaced.    
I am not, then, when I claim that the existence of God does not need to be proved, denying that we must show it to be reasonable to believe in God.
The &bquo;leap of faith&equo; argument will not do.
Faith ceases to be laudable when it is <head>blind</head>faith.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40184" docsrc="bnc_CET_883">
<answer instance="blind.40184" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
We can understand this more clearly if we imagine that the tables have been turned, and that we are trying to get by in basic dolphin-language.
Dolphins have a sense which we do not have: using something akin to our sonar, they can &bquo;see&equo; their surroundings holographically (in true 3D, rather than the effect of 3D our stereoscopic vision creates).
There are no words in any human language that can adequately describe the experience of &bquo;seeing&equo; something in this way &mdash;   precisely because human beings do not have a holographic sense and so have never required the words to describe it nor the intellectual ability to be able to imagine it.
(In exactly the same way, congenitally <head>blind</head>people can understand the physics of vision, but are unable to conceive what it would be like to experience seeing, for example, different colours.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40185" docsrc="bnc_CBF_685">
<answer instance="blind.40185" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Placing him on three years' probation, Mr Justice Hodgson said: &bquo;This is a tragic case.
It would be wrong in principle to pass a prison sentence.&equo;        
Whopping pay packet for Whoopi    
COMEDY star Whoopi Goldberg has trebled her money to make a sequel to the hit film Sister Act.    
She will be paid &pound;4.5 million for the follow-up, compared with the &pound;1.5 million she got for her first Disney singing-nun movie.    
Sister Act has already grossed &pound;150 million around the world.    
In the sequel, Whoopi will play a nun who helps a gospel choir in a city slum.
Filming starts next spring.        
&bquo;I'll fight palace ban&equo;    
A <head>BLIND</head>computer expert yesterday vowed to beat the Buckingham Palace ban on guide dogs.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.30001" docsrc="wsj_0039.mrg_20">
<answer instance="blind.30001" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The Artist hangs out in Greenwich Village, on a strip of Sixth Avenue
populated by jugglers, magicians and other good-natured hustlers.  (This
clearly is not real life: no crack dealers, no dead-eyed men selling
four-year-old copies of Cosmopolitan, no one curled up in a cardboard box.)
The Artist has his routine.  He spends his days sketching passers-by, or
trying to.  At night he returns to the condemned building he calls home.
His life, including his skirmishes with a competing sketch artist, seems
carefree.  He is his own man.  Then, just as the Tramp is given a
<head>blind</head> girl to cure in ``City Lights,'' the Artist is put
in charge of returning a two-year-old waif (Nicole Alysia), whose father
has been murdered by thugs, to her mother.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.30002" docsrc="wsj_0118.mrg_45">
<answer instance="blind.30002" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
``The public did n't come to the market to play a game; they can go to
Off-Track Betting for that,'' says A. Brean Murray, chairman of Brean Murray,
Foster Securities, a traditional money management firm.  The program traders,
on the other hand, portray old-fashioned stock pickers as the Neanderthals
of the industry.  Critics like Mr. Murray ``are looking for witches, and
people who use computers to trade are a convenient boogieman,'' says J.
Thomas Allen, president of Advanced Investment Management Inc., a
Pittsburgh firm that runs a $200 million fund that uses index arbitrage.  ``
Just a <head>blind</head> fear of the unknown is causing them to beg
the regulators for protection.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.30004" docsrc="wsj_0747.mrg_19">
<answer instance="blind.30004" senseid="blind%5:00:00:irrational:00"/>
<context>
Furthermore, his actions imply that it is too damaging or costly for
society to provide jobs through power-plant construction, coal mining or to
build roads for public safety because of the adverse impact on the
environment, but it is just fine and dandy for him to transform a mountain
high in the Wasatch Range into a ski resort.  It astounds me he can
rationalize his self-righteous and greedy actions in Utah.  An excellent
environmental actor he is.  David Vranian M.B.A. Student University of
Colorado Boulder, Colo.  Mr. Redford, like it or not, is like a braking
system on a runaway truck, kind of slowing it down into control.  He's rich,
famous and intelligent, and has the time to do something that not even the
federal government will do.  Mr. Redford is slowing down a mindless,
speeding maniac known as the progress of mankind.  Personally, I 'm glad
there are people like him around to slow down the profit takers, and those
who are in such a <head>blind</head> hurry for something that may
appear to benefit them in the immediate future, not caring about the
long-range implications.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.30005" docsrc="wsj_1617.mrg_13">
<answer instance="blind.30005" senseid="blind%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
By some estimates, nearly a fourth of all U.S. ski areas have been forced
to shut down since the early '80s.  Competition and mounting insurance and
equipment costs have been the undoing of many resorts.  But another big
problem has been the aging of baby boomers.  Skiing, after all, has mainly
been for the young and daring and many baby boomers have outgrown skiing or
have too many family responsibilities to stick with the sport.  In its new
ad campaign, created by D'Arcy Masius Benton &amp; Bowles Inc., Chicago, the
ski industry is trying to change its image as a sport primarily for young
white people.  One 60-second TV spot features a diverse group of skiers
gracefully gliding down sun-drenched slopes: senior citizens, minorities,
families with children -- even a <head>blind</head> skier.
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="bum.40001" docsrc="bnc_ED7_2375">
<answer instance="bum.40001" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bum.40001" senseid="U"/>
<context>
PROFESSOR GRIFF, rap fans won't need reminding, is the chap whose intemperate outbursts concerning global zionist conspiracies and the like, caused embarrassment even among his then collaborators, Public Enemy, and led to his ultimate departure from that fold.
On this, his first solo offerings, the humble Professor demonstrates that he has by no means mellowed.    
The spleen-venting and copious invective contained herein, is in much the same vein as that which brought Public Enemy notoriety as self-styled rap terrorists.
However, while P.E. 's recent offerings have utilised more varied styles and no small amount of wit in conveying their basic concerns, Professor Griff elects to revert to the dour, bludgeoning style which characterised P.E. 's groundbreaking, some would say epochal, debut album, &bquo;Yo, <head>Bum</head> Rush The Show&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40002" docsrc="bnc_A6E_579">
<answer instance="bum.40002" senseid="U"/>
<context>
You don't sleep too well four to a bed.    
So she pulled out a rolled up tenner and a small packet.
Here, she said, I've got some Charlie left.    
Malcolm opened it up.
But there was nothing there.
The spray on the boat had got to it, more or less dissolving it all away.    
After that I saw her maybe a couple of times.
I guess, looking back on it, I was her toy boy.
She was about 10 years older than me.
But nothing much came of it.    
In fact, I gave her the <head>bum</head> 's rush &mdash; although it was quite inadvertent.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40004" docsrc="bnc_FTT_1069">
<answer instance="bum.40004" senseid="P"/>
<context>
Amongst the political works are David Hume&quot; Essays Literary, Moral and Political,&quot;&quot; Selections from Speeches and Writings&quot; of Edmund Burke, John Stuart Mill&quot; The Principles of Political Economy&quot; and later, Philip Snowden&quot; Socialism Syndicalism,&quot; and Sidney Webb&quot; Socialism and Individualism.&quot;    
There are ten volumes of Ruskin,&quot; The Education Library&quot; by Amos Comenius who was the first to illustrate childrens' books,&quot; English Prose Style&quot; by Herbert Read and J. S. Fletcher&quot; Bowmont and Fletcher.&quot;    
There is not a great deal of poetry but a very varied selection.
Sir Walter Scott, John Dryden, Longfellow, John Milton, <head>Bums</head> , Lord Lytton&quot; Odes and Epodes of Horace,&quot; C. J. Power&quot; Junior School Poetry&quot; and poems by Stephen Phillips, H. H. Alex Machie and Mamie Richardson.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40005" docsrc="bnc_J1H_1911">
<answer instance="bum.40005" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The same story is being drawn out in group 3 (Republics group) where Spain and Denmark are playing at the same time as the two Irelands are playing.    
James.        
From:      
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 93 15:06:14 MET    
Subject: Who are?    
emailinc    
Who is this tosser?     
emailinc    
Who is &bquo;spit&equo;&ndash; Fergie.     
emailinc    
I wonder is Fergie wifes pulling the strings here to keep Cuntona hot <head>bum</head> off the cold subs bench: -0?     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40007" docsrc="bnc_KDM_3401">
<answer instance="bum.40007" senseid="U"/>
<context>
What?   
 Go on.    
 What d'you  want me to say Scott?   
Go on!   
Balmoral you can't say!      
  Oh look   you've shut your    !   
     Yeah!    
 Oh you're  ever so noisy  Scott!    
 He was  telling you to   
You're ever so  noisy!    
 He was  telling me to say <head>bum</head> !   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40008" docsrc="bnc_KP4_369">
<answer instance="bum.40008" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Sorry sorry   does your mum know you smoke?    
Yeah.    
Does your mum know you take a   t   trip?    
Yeah.    
Does your mum know about you.    
  No doesn't even know I was born  .
My why's my arse          
Yes I'm very freezing.    
Freezing, I'm gonna put my coat on.
Gonna put my coat on.
  Oh   oh my arse hurts     my <head>bum</head> .        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40011" docsrc="bnc_KE3_5569">
<answer instance="bum.40011" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
 And when  he comes to look round    
He was completely lost          
And as it was I could see him and I called him and he looked over and he saw me and he came dashing across all the gardens.
He was ever so pleased to see me.          
Yeah.      
But   he see a cat and choo he's gone          
Yeah.    
You know cause it's all been on here.    
Yeah I suppose so.    
I first   when I come in this morning Fred was on his blanket.
Then once this morning Fred's <head>bum</head> was on his blanket and Windy curled up by the side of him.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40012" docsrc="bnc_AD9_3438">
<answer instance="bum.40012" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Did he think she was somehow responsible for what had happened to Zambia?
There could be no other reason he wanted to question her.
Perhaps someone had told him it was she who'd informed the assassin Zambia was here.
&bquo;I had to tell him,&equo; she blurted.
&bquo;He was going to hurt Leila.&equo;
Tammuz stopped pacing.
&bquo;What?&equo;
&bquo;The assassin, when he asked where Zambia was.
I had to tell him.&equo;
&bquo;That wasn't an assassin, Ari.
That was a lowlife <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40014" docsrc="bnc_FRS_626">
<answer instance="bum.40014" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Some of them are very good-looking.&equo;    
&bquo;Come on.&equo;
Christina dragged her across the road away from a group of lecherous young men who leered and shouted: &bquo;Cheese on!
Woman, you got great botsy.
Come chat down here, sis.&equo;      
Elaine waved.
&bquo;What are they talking about?
Sounds like a foreign language to me.&equo;    
&bquo;They've just said you've got a great backside &mdash; and from a West Indian that's the highest compliment you can have.&equo;    
Elaine yelled in surprise.    
&bquo;My fat <head>bum</head> ?&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40015" docsrc="bnc_D91_384">
<answer instance="bum.40015" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I'm Mrs   and er the point I wanna make is that I understood when Jimmy Jones came here had two lovely full houses but I heard through the building through the grapevine that the members of the trust or council objected to him because he was racist his jokes and sexist.
Now if you're talking about filling the seats it's obvious that the people in Harlow like that type of thing so why don't we have more of it.  .    
The answer to that question would be that the Council's actually the Councillors adopt an equal opportunity policy and that policy now has been adopted by the theatre trust and the theatre trust wouldn't put anything on if they feel sexist or racist or ageist.    
That makes you like censors then    
No well that's that's a debateable that's a debateable point but I think that would that is the policy of the board  .    
Talking about   <head>bums</head> on seats here.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40017" docsrc="bnc_KBL_1586">
<answer instance="bum.40017" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Mm mm.    
Right, cos she used me and Jo.
She used to go down     so she wouldn't get beat up, and she used me to go  .    
Jo?    
 .
  Wonder what they're saying about us?    
Mm.
Gonna borrow some of my clothes for tonight?    
Yeah.
What would be funny if we meet up    
I'm gonna fall flat on my <head>bum</head> !                
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40019" docsrc="bnc_ANY_64">
<answer instance="bum.40019" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Vic tried to argue that it didn't make any difference how many toilets you had, it was the number of times you flushed them that mattered, but his father was convinced that having so many toilets was an incitement to unnecessary peeing, therefore to excessive flushing.    
He could be right, at that.
At Gran's house, a back-to-back in Easton with an outside toilet, you didn't go unless you really had to, especially in the winter.
Their own house in those days, a step up the social ladder from Gran's, had its own indoor toilet, a dark narrow room off the half-landing that always niffed a bit, however much Sanilav and Dettol his mother poured into the bowl.
He remembered vividly that yellowish ceramic bowl with the trademark &bquo;Challenger&equo;, the big varnished wooden seat that was always pleasantly warm to the <head>bum</head> , and a long chain dangling from the high cistern with a sponge-rubber ball, slightly perished, on the end of it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40022" docsrc="bnc_KSN_141">
<answer instance="bum.40022" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
  on the books.        
You're supposed   on the book.    
Yes.    
Why   how's the way it's written in the book, then.        
I think you're supposed to write, you supposed to start on the      
Acts   one   Scene   one,  line four     
 Line four.       
That's what you want on      
I've done mine.    
  Why do you think      
Why do you think you're such an illiterate <head>bum</head> .        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40023" docsrc="bnc_G0S_1791">
<answer instance="bum.40023" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The famous film director from France could speak no English, and so Miranda was being sent to do the interview as well as provide the paper's weekly caricature; she had the address of the location, a newsagent's in the High Street of a part of the city she had never heard mentioned before, Giblett Park, though   she had lived in London most of her life; the Press Office had said that he would give her ten minutes between takes, or more if she were lucky and the filming was going well and Jean-Claude Meursault was feeling mellow.    
The paper's usual film reporter would write the story from Miranda's notes; he'd already attended several days' shooting of the new, as yet untitled film, the first Meursault to be made in Britain, which was a supreme sign that the decade was making all the difference to the world's view of the country, and its relation to the avant-garde.    
&bquo;It's a gas,&equo; the journalist told her.
&bquo;There's this young girl in a Mao tunic and a red star on her cap &mdash; she's Jean-Claude's latest &mdash; and she's sitting on a bookcase, high up, legs swinging.
It's in a porn shop, so there's <head>bums</head> and tits hanging out all around her, and she's reading aloud from Gramsci, fantastic stuff about seizing the time, the end of oppression &mdash; power to the people!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40026" docsrc="bnc_KB7_15100">
<answer instance="bum.40026" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Hope I've got it right.
You could wear this inside out you know.
 It looks just as good as the other way doesn't it?    
 Yeah.
Just as good the other way.
 Yeah.   
Now I haven't got any knitting.
 Oh gawd.           
Puss!
  Come here.
Behave yourself or a smack on the <head>bum</head> .     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40027" docsrc="bnc_KD7_2968">
<answer instance="bum.40027" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
You can get   a little bit.    
Can I have lots of  chips?     
 Might  as just well stay.    
Come out the way poppet.        
Can I have a   le  , leg of chicken?    
Not  .
  Lots of  chips.     
 Do you  want the parson's bum?    
Yeah, I don't the    the chicken's     
 Oh       
<head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40029" docsrc="bnc_FS5_263">
<answer instance="bum.40029" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Some of you,&equo; she said,    
&bquo;have been taking off your white ankle socks    
in public, on the grass.&equo;            
The Party      
On my tenth birthday I had a really    
dirty party &mdash; whoopee cushions, the lot.    
The respectable list of games my Ma'd    
planned were all despised.
When eating-time came,    
we renamed everything, sickening ourselves &mdash;    
turds on sticks, <head>bum</head> sandwiches &mdash; and we shook    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40030" docsrc="bnc_J9Y_369">
<answer instance="bum.40030" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
So there's still a huge    
But we also are now in resales of course.
Cos every two years they're resold.
So the first two or three hundred we did in the first year have now been resold twice.    
Mhm.    
Because it's four it's nearly five years on.
The universities er and schools er is probably the next well it is it's the next major growth area.
We're we're just about to mail may be it's gone out now, six thousand universities and colleges throughout the U K. And state schools are as interested that product as independents.    
Much more so nowadays I would  have thought  .    
 Much more.
 Well they've got to get <head>bums</head> on seats you see.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40032" docsrc="bnc_KP6_692">
<answer instance="bum.40032" senseid="U"/>
<context>
She's not very attractive when she's done up but she's attractive when she's like sweating it out in her cycling shorts       
That's one thing I wish I looked good in sports   cl   Sara   looks good in sports clothes.
So does Kate  .   
So does   I don't think Kate   is fat at all.     
Who says she is?
  It's only because she's pretty and people take notice of her and they say oh she's a bit fat.   
What about Gemma     you don't think she's fat do you?
  Foxy was saying how they were all standing on the balcony saying that she really oughtn't to wear those shorts cos she's got such thunder thighs.
And I, and he said to me oh you're so paranoid Catriona, you always wear your tracksuit <head>bums</head> , you know, you're so   stupid to get so worked up about it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40033" docsrc="bnc_EDT_1119">
<answer instance="bum.40033" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
About a third of these costs are met by the Church Commissioners, who generated investment income of &pound;140.8 million in 1989.
This sum met almost all the pension costs of 10,000 clergy pensioners and widows.
It also provided approximately 40% of the stipends and housing costs of the 11,500 serving clergy.    
Donations from the man or woman in the pew form the Church of England's other big source of income.
In 1988 (the last available figures), some 1,165,000 churchgoers (measured by usual Sunday attendance) put a total &pound;166.7 million in the plate.
This figure reflects an active drive on the part of the church to increase giving from, for example, a 1978 total of &pound;53.7 million.
The increase has outstripped inflation, but any parish priest will tell you that both the number of &bquo;<head>bums</head> on pews&equo; and the amount they donate are disappointing.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40035" docsrc="bnc_ACB_101">
<answer instance="bum.40035" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Marie was sure that this was because he didn't want to make his family out as &bquo;better&equo; than hers: he knew she lived on a scruffy council estate with a bad reputation.
But they  had   been better than her family.
Marie could see that, even after one glimpse from the top of a bus.
His mother driving the car, so happy, young-looking and fashionably dressed and his father, a big, confident man in a smart suit, smiling and turning round to say something to Simon in the back seat.    
Marie thought of her own mother with her frumpy clothes and ageing, lined face: no one would have guessed that she was only forty-two.
She thought of the purple crimplene trousers with the saggy <head>bum</head> and elasticated waist that her mother put on to keep warm in the factory and the thick support tights she wore all year round, even under her trousers, because she said her legs ached.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40036" docsrc="bnc_KP1_6259">
<answer instance="bum.40036" senseid="U"/>
<context>
 Are you     
 They've got     
periwinkle?    
Yeah that's what he said.    
The flower periwinkle?    
Yeah.    
Not winkles the    
No   the periwinkle.    
the mollusc?    
That little tiny blue flower.
    Ah  !   <head>bum</head> bum bum bum bum bum bum bum    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40038" docsrc="bnc_FPX_723">
<answer instance="bum.40038" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
She didn't reply.
She couldn't be certain what he wanted of her.
She didn't know whether to assure him that she needed a dose of his big prick, or a damn good spanking.
He didn't wait for her reply.    
&bquo;Get across that desk.&equo;    
She hurriedly did as she was instructed, stretching her body right over the wooden top of the desk to grip the far edge.    
&bquo;Are you going to thrash me, sir?&equo;    
&bquo;I should; but this time I'll give you a choice.&equo;      
&bquo;Yes, sir.
Thank you, sir.&equo;    
He whipped up the back of her skirt, and kneaded the cheeks of her knickered <head>bum</head> with one enormous hand.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40039" docsrc="bnc_ABJ_650">
<answer instance="bum.40039" senseid="bum%1:18:03::"/>
<context>
In its business coverage, it lacks the muck-raking skills of the Wall Street Journal and the international thoroughness of the Financial Times.
On politics, it has none of the Washington Post's killer instincts.    
The columnists on the op-ed pages are more bloody-minded than they used to be, but in its editorials the Times remains the voice of American public policy.
The best source for its reporters in a foreign land may well be the American ambassador.
Punch's newspaper has to think about being a little less boring.            
Snowed under    
ASPEN, COLORADO    
JESUS RODRIGUEZ, a 26-year-old Mexican immigrant, lives in Aspen, Colorado &mdash; America's poshest ski resort.
Mr Rodriguez is not rich or famous.
He is one of 3,000 latino workers who have moved into Aspen's Roaring Fork Valley, replacing anglo &bquo;ski <head>bums</head> &equo; as caretakers of the rich.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40041" docsrc="bnc_ARM_310">
<answer instance="bum.40041" senseid="bum%1:18:03::"/>
<context>
Dino is cool to skate with because he is better then me and he really pushes everything to the maximum.
He pushes me to make stuff whilst you just cruise around and do nose feebles all the time.    
N. So why do you think Dino is better then you?    
P. He is so much more powerful, and goes for stuff fully.
Sometimes your will to learn a trick will take you through.    
N. Where do you skate a lot?    
P. Notts.
Chilwell Ramp mainly, and streets all over.    
N. Who do you skate with there?    
P. All the cool locals; Aidy, Dee, Mad Danny.
It's a place where people meet up &mdash; Dino, Chris Clipstore (before he went to be a surf <head>bum</head> in France) and all the out of towners &mdash; it's a good scene.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40042" docsrc="bnc_EBU_1913">
<answer instance="bum.40042" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The Ministry is more concerned with the shortage in school textbooks and political nonsense.
Many determined publishers and printers from the USA, Germany, Italy and France are taking a keen interest in this enigmatic country and in the limitless market, trying to decide how best to break into this Klondike.    
In Russia they used to sell books, but it is now entirely possible that they could also sell the publishers.        
Medieval studies    
Giggling over rude words in the Latin psalter    
The sexual and social politics of Marginalia    
What is the rudest word in the Latin Psalter?
The answer, according to the smutty medieval joke quoted here, is conculcavit (&bquo;he has trodden&equo;) because it has a cul (a <head>bum</head> ) in the middle flanked on either side by con and vit (the female and male genitalia).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40044" docsrc="bnc_A6E_981">
<answer instance="bum.40044" senseid="U"/>
<context>
When he caught Steve he asked him what he thought he was up to Well, said Steve, my mum and dad have split up.
She's moved in with another man who's an exboxer who knocks me around.
I've had enough of it and I wanted to be alone.
The police considered this and took him down to the station &mdash; for tea and sticky buns.    
Because there was so little going on with the band I arranged to give myself a bit of a holiday.
A girl I was seeing pretty regularly had gone to France on an exchange visit to Tours I took a job for a couple of weeks in a lino warehouse with the idea of getting some money together    
With the money I'd saved I went over to France, going straight to where she was staying in Tours.
The idea was that I'd go for a fortnight but when I got there she gave me the <head>bum</head> 's rush so I spent a couple of miserable days in France and then hared it back to England.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40046" docsrc="bnc_G2V_4206">
<answer instance="bum.40046" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
When he realises that he has a migraine, my husband retires to bed for a few hours then spends the rest of the day in an armchair.    
 I   carry on as usual.
Need I say more&hellip;?        
Please send your letters to SHE, National Magazine House, 72 Broadwick Street, London W1V 2BP.
Please give a daytime telephone number, if possible.
&pound;10 goes to the writer of each letter on this page.
Letters submitted must be your own original work and must not be offered for publication elsewhere at the same time.            
COLUMNIST OF THE YEAR    
maureen lipman has the last word!    
It's almost 17 years since I was last hauled up a mountainside with a metal bar across my <head>bum</head> , two poles in one hand and my arm around the anorak of an unknown Austrian whose only English was &bquo;Bend ze knees&equo; and &bquo;Open ze legs&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40048" docsrc="bnc_CBG_6766">
<answer instance="bum.40048" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
If my chance doesn't come sooner it will definitely come later and I'm prepared for it.    
&bquo;I've got a lot to learn, but so does Riddick.
Nobody stops learning, but at only 15st I'm the fastest heavyweight the world has seen in a long time.&equo;    
Hide added: &bquo;I'm fit, I'm fast and I hit hard,&equo; before heading towards stratospheric levels of self-delusion by saying: &bquo;I'm better than Evander Holyfield, I've got better footwork and speed and I don't get hit like him.&equo;    
American Pritchard may have fought three world champions in Mike Weaver, Michael Dokes and Tim Witherspoon, but he lost to them all, albeit forcing a split decision against the latter in March.    
After running an accusing finger down Hide's record, he sneered: &bquo;I don't recognise a single name here &mdash; they're all <head>bums</head> .&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40049" docsrc="bnc_AT3_1837">
<answer instance="bum.40049" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I could barely see ten yards because of the glare, and it was no use trying to look far ahead.
I picked my way forward waiting for the sun to set.
I would then pitch my tent and have the night to weigh up the situation.    
Suddenly, I stumbled across flat, hard ground, a track so firm that it might have been paved.
I did not see it until I was standing on it.
Then, a few moments later, at twenty-five minutes to five, the trail dipped steeply for thirty yards, and there was the Land Rover at the bottom.    
It was the usual evening of preparation before reaching a town &mdash; wash, shave, letters and tape-recordings.
Mick was on form.
He was getting into his sleeping-bag when he yelled, &bquo;Oh, I've burnt my <head>bum</head> today&hellip; and if that fish and chip wagon doesn't come I'll tell him what he can do with &bquo;em.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40051" docsrc="bnc_KA1_657">
<answer instance="bum.40051" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Hopefully, sometime zoos will become unnecessary as a nature reserve but this is an unrealistic aim while the hunting and destruction of habitat continues.          
Gluttony at the Applecross Caf&eacute; Jennie Irvine    
The door opened and the familiar bell rang.
A group of, let's say larger, teenagers manoeuvred themselves through and fell onto the hard, plastic seats on the right-side of the caf&eacute;.
Next a couple of thinner, much thinner, girls advanced in, carefully keeping to the left.
This was the only segregated caf&eacute; in Xenly, but it couldn't help lying on the line of separation.    
On the right-side of Xenly it was fashionable to be fat, the fatter you were the higher you stood in society.
Triple chins and &bquo;pinch five inches&equo; were &bquo;in&equo;, wobbling <head>bums</head> and flapping tums were the most wanted things and fat fingers, toes or ears were prized achievements.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40053" docsrc="bnc_FS5_68">
<answer instance="bum.40053" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Perhaps,&equo; my mother said, &bquo;she got it from    
A Midsummer Night's Dream?&equo;
The Head just blinked.
What    
had she missed?
The school editions were    
all bowdlerised.
My mother was quite wrong.    
I'd only read Hamlet &mdash; no comedies &mdash;    
and that play does not, as I remember,    
have a <head>bum</head> , or even the ghost of one.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40056" docsrc="bnc_AC3_1979">
<answer instance="bum.40056" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bum.40056" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
She never had been when he was ill; that was one of the things he disliked about her &mdash; unwomanly, he called it.    
Gina was annoyed by his jogging, though, that was one comfort.
She had found the price tag off the tracksuit.
It had been rather an expensive one as he had gone for a   fleecy-lined designer number with flashes of blue, to match his eyes, on the shoulders and down the legs.
&bquo;You are a silly old man,&equo; she told him, &bquo;running along the road with everything jumping up and down.
It is not attractive.&equo;    
&bquo;What about your lean old arse &mdash; I couldn't call it a bum in all conscience &mdash; grinding away on the saddle of your bike?&equo;
Nigel realized his verbal subtleties were probably lost on Gina.
&bquo;Arse&equo; to him was purely functional &mdash; a container for an arsehole.
&bquo;<head>Bum</head> &equo;, on the other hand, sounded a more curved word.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40058" docsrc="bnc_FPX_270">
<answer instance="bum.40058" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
A second stroke followed without respite, and she squealed at the strange torment it brought to her twin moons.
It was then she realised that he was lambasting her with the tennis racquet.
She wailed aloud.    
&bquo;Stop.
Stop it, sir.
Why are you punishing me?
What have I done?&equo;    
But he had no intention of stopping.
She had deprived him of his pleasure with the wayward Meik.
Now, she would suffer for it.
The tennis racquet bounced off her tender <head>bum</head> with all the zing of a good forehand drive.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40060" docsrc="bnc_D91_598">
<answer instance="bum.40060" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I wrote to Mr   in February of last year.    
Yeah.    
Asking to erm promote a natural body building competition here erm the letter received back was we didn't feel it was suitable.
On trying to contact Mr   by phone I have on many occasions I was put off to say he wasn't available I have also come to the foyer at the bottom asked to see Mr   after twenty minutes wait and nobody turned up I decided to retire.
I again last month wrote to Mr   to try a promote a drug free competition for a Sunday giving various dates of nineteen ninety two and have yet to hear.
I would like to know why this policy is that er that you didn't consider this a venue of body building to be suitable if it's not erm it's gonna put <head>bums</head> on seats and generate income to towards the trust why not?  .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40062" docsrc="bnc_BMD_1752">
<answer instance="bum.40062" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
That was 10 years ago, and bookmakers William Hill, who will give you odds of 25:1 against a runner beating a horse and rider, have yet to pay out.    
Notwithstanding a single impudent win by a mountain biker in 1989, it would appear that the subject is now closed.
Or is it?
Mid-Wales is horse rider's country, and local pride demands that the horse should triumph over these interlopers.
A course that mixes open pasture, bridleways, forest tracks and country lanes undeniably favours the horse.
There's simply no contest.    
Not that this dissuades upwards of 800 competitors from entering the event.      
THE DAY BEFORE    
If I was to spend race day reporting as a spectator, then the least I could do was arrive early and attempt the course myself.
Unable to synchronise descending <head>bum</head> with ascending saddle or to run more than 500 yards without a coughing fit, I opted for the mountain bike.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40065" docsrc="bnc_KPG_2619">
<answer instance="bum.40065" senseid="U"/>
<context>
And an arse hole?    
And an   Ar   and Arsenal.    
And Arsenal.
What?    
A tea bag can stay longer in the cup.        
 Alright, listen to this  there's this, there's this, there's this.
There's this aids    
  What are you          
There's aids, there's aids, right.
Listen, listen, listen.
There's aids and he's chasing the <head>bum</head> and the bum's running   and the aids is going come on you little bastard and he's going   leave me alone   and so he runs up a tree and there's a bird there and he's got all bones on him, he's a   s   witch doctor   and the bird goes, and the bird goes, what's a matter?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40066" docsrc="bnc_KPG_1914">
<answer instance="bum.40066" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
They've done loads of them.
Not just Jewish people, all different people's cars.    
Well if they be racist.    
Mm mm, mm mm.    
Found any rowing jobs yet?    
No, I'm going rowing down the rowing club.    
You're going rowing?    
Yeah!    
 Rowing?     
 You got  to get some exercise.        
What to get rid of your big <head>bum</head> ?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40069" docsrc="bnc_KP4_1336">
<answer instance="bum.40069" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
  I'll see you later okay, bye.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
What do you mean?
  Brown bread?          
Relates to something doesn't it?    
Oh yeah it, it and it, it and it and it looks like shit.          
  get it in    Marmite.             
I dunno, go and compare it to the turd on the floor.    
I hate Marmite, well I don't, no, just dislike it.    
I mean what, when I mean since, since  since   wh               
since when yeah does your <head>bum</head> slip off the toilet, turn  around       
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40071" docsrc="bnc_G0A_969">
<answer instance="bum.40071" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Her face looked surprised, cheeks even redder.
She smiled broadly, held Fergus's elbows.
&bquo;Well, this is&hellip; unexpected.&equo;      
&bquo;I've always&hellip;&equo;
Fergus lowered his voice as he bent to kiss her again, face in her hair and then his mouth on hers.
Rory missed the exact words.    
Go on, thought Rory.
Go on.
Do it.
Let me see!    
Fergus's hands dropped the key and the toilet rolls, grabbed Fiona's <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40073" docsrc="bnc_HWC_1543">
<answer instance="bum.40073" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;How's he travelling?
Has he told you how he's intendin' to get here?
Has he any money?&equo;    
&bquo;He must have some to be making the phone calls, but he's stealing things mostly.&equo;    
&bquo;God.
Well, at least you can't lose remission for escaping from a loony bin.&equo;    
&bquo;Ay,&equo; I said.
The band came on then, a group of four punks from Inverness called the Vomits.
The lead singer had a Mohican haircut and lots of chains and zips.
He grabbed the microphone while the other three started thrashing their respective instruments and screamed:    
&bquo;Ma gurl-fren's leff me an ah feel like a <head>bum</head> ,    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40074" docsrc="bnc_FP6_153">
<answer instance="bum.40074" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I don't think I want to do it again, but it was interesting to live it out.
But what about you?
How did you feel about it?&equo;    
&bquo;Nervous as fuck &mdash; I was certain I wouldn't be able to get it up, I mean just  certain  , especially as I'm still feeling the effects from getting pissed yesterday &mdash; and then, well&hellip; aroused, I suppose, when&hellip; when I realised you were.&equo;      
&bquo;Uh-huh.
Not before.&equo;    
&bquo;No!&equo;    
&bquo;No.&equo;    
&bquo;I mean, I felt awful for long enough; I felt like a rapist.&equo;    
&bquo;But you weren't.&equo;
She slides her hand between the cheeks of my <head>bum</head> , then soaps my thighs and down my legs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40076" docsrc="bnc_B1R_1228">
<answer instance="bum.40076" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Bruises of the periosteum of bones (it lies on the surface of bones and is easily injured where the bones lie just beneath the skin, for example, elbow, shin or kneecap).
Sore, bruised, lame feelings.        
 Symphytum  .
In trauma to a cartilage or periosteum (the lining of a bone) especially near to the skin where pain is excessive and  Ruta   has not relieved within 24 hours.
Blunt injury to the eyeball.            
Burns        
 Calendula  .
For redness without blistering, that is, first degree burns, it is the number one remedy.
It is also used to dress second degree burns (blisters without skin loss) once the blisters have broken leaving an open sore (see  Cuts and Scrapes)  .        
 Cantharis  .
For blistering <head>bums</head> , that is, second degree, it is the number one remedy.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40077" docsrc="bnc_KBU_1326">
<answer instance="bum.40077" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Oh!    
Yeah.   
Cut it?   
Yeah.
So, it was ever so bad   apparently  !      
It was really good.
Everyone was on it.
Everyone was having a good time.
It was really good.   
Well   th   maybe I should look at it seeing as I missed  it.    
 I  can just remember Helen's <head>bum</head> !   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40079" docsrc="bnc_EBW_1819">
<answer instance="bum.40079" senseid="U"/>
<context>
In the second half of September the Bavarian Cultural Ministry was still in discussion with the F&uuml;rstin over what should be included in the sale, with particular efforts being made to acquire, or cause to be withdrawn, items with strong Bavarian or Regensburg connections.
The Director of the Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Dr Rheinhold Baumstark, did say though that, while the collection was rich in such items, it did not contain really major works of art no Rubens, nor a Giambologna, for example.    
This last month, the Bavarians have been going through the painful experience of learning that, where an historic collection is concerned, it is the whole which is greater than the parts, and no saving of individual items can make up for the erosion of that whole.        
Freud's Bowery <head>bums</head> up for grabs    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40080" docsrc="bnc_ASH_606">
<answer instance="bum.40080" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Indeed, the colour of your breeches is very important, at least, if the rules are anything to go by.
The BSJA rules, for example, dictate: &bquo;Breeches or jodhpurs  must   be white, pale yellow or fawn colour&equo;.
You can almost hear the old majors in charge of the sport muttering &bquo;got to be properly dressed&equo;, but the next two rules concern the wearing of hard hats and only &bquo;recommend&equo; that they comply with British Standards.    
In other words, you could ride into the ring with a home-made hard hat that would have to be accepted if it had a &bquo;harness secured to the shell at more than two points&equo;, but they can pull you up for wearing black jodhs!
How can the colour of your <head>bum</head> be more important than the safety of your brain, unless the BSJA supports the dressage riders' theory that show jumpers are brain dead anyway?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40082" docsrc="bnc_ANY_2661">
<answer instance="bum.40082" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Everthorpe groped for a word.    
&bquo;Celebrate them?&equo;
Robyn helped him out.    
&bquo;Exactly.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, I've heard that one before.
But you are proposing to use pictures of naked women, or one naked woman &mdash; like the pin-ups that are plastered all over the factory?&equo;    
&bquo;Well, yes, but classier.
Good taste, you know.
None of your  Penthouse   -style crotch shots.
Just tit and bum.&equo;    
&bquo;What about a bit of prick and <head>bum</head> , too?&equo; said Robyn.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40083" docsrc="bnc_KGW_302">
<answer instance="bum.40083" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Right okay cheers     oh hello    
  child sex abuse   you know where the children abuse other children    
Yeah well we're talking about sort of.
Erm if it's um well generally speaking I think, thinking about what the sort of consensus would be among people who who study this sort of thing, they're usually looking for some sort of of discrepancy in ages or powers or something.
Erm I mean kids can do, of a similar age, can do enormously abusive things to each-other in which case it's often thought of as things like bulling or erm or or something like that y'know I mean for example I know somebody who   attende   was educated at Rugby and you know he was he was buggered silly by the other boys who also wired him up to the mains and stuck billiard cues up his <head>bum</head> and all sort of things.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40085" docsrc="bnc_BMF_1236">
<answer instance="bum.40085" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
We paddle past Bank Holiday beaches, through sailing regattas and literally hundreds of swans.
We are through Sunbury and there is Hampton Court on the left.
Only 22 miles to go.
Late afternoon and we are at Teddington and the Tideway.
We are well fed and watered by our willing support and once more I am into the fear of the unknown.
I have heard every horror story about the Tideway and have believed them all, fool that I am!
I demure about continuing and if our support hadn't forced me towards the river then the watching crowd would have done so.
The river is full to the brim and quite placid so we set off again.
Richmond, Kew, Chiswick, Barnes, the banners are out for the recently finished Boat Race.
We beach briefly to relieve the pain in our nether portions!
I swear that someone has gone over my <head>bum</head> with fine sandpaper!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40086" docsrc="bnc_H9Y_1943">
<answer instance="bum.40086" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<answer instance="bum.40086" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Love's more comf'table the second time around,&equo; the song says.
My new agent, Anne Hutton, who coincidentally was Joyce Grenfell's agent, is a good partner and we intend to be very very happy together.    
During the second shoot, Dora finally metamorphosed into Beattie.
I'm partial to a nice pun, and BT's image began to soar in direct ratio to the growing number of commercials on the air.
With the awards season upon them, J Walter Thompson were being showered with strange-looking trophies in perspex and metal alloy, and were forced to get a little man in to build them more shelves.
Even I was pelted with a couple of little pointed things from the TV Times and was heard to admit that &bquo;awards are like haemorrhoids &mdash; sooner or later every <head>bum</head> gets one&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40088" docsrc="bnc_CDS_1388">
<answer instance="bum.40088" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I said, &bquo;But what about all that gunge that's in the way, like the back of my tongue and Adam's apple and so on?&equo;
They said, &bquo;Oh, we just push it all to one side.&equo;
When I mentioned this to my GP he smiled.
&bquo;It's a routine operation now,&equo; he said.    
For them I'm sure it was.
But for me, soon after the operation, there occurred something so removed from anything I had ever experienced that I have never forgotten it.
The operation took place at midday and I was taken to the recovery room in the course of the afternoon.
I was conscious soon after, and for the next few hours was in a state of half-sleeping, half-waking, yet aware of the presence of a pretty young nurse, perhaps Thai or Korean, who alternated between giving me sips of water and jabbing a needle in my <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40089" docsrc="bnc_C87_194">
<answer instance="bum.40089" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Something's happened on the Isle of Nu-Nu-Nursery, and it's ter-terrib-b-ter-not very nice!&equo;    
She stumbled on in this manner for some time before I talked her into accepting a chair and a cuppa.
&bquo;Now take your time&equo;, I offered, &bquo;and explain exactly what's happened&equo;.
Apparently all the rhymes on Nursery Isle had become mixed, leaving the kiddies with no playground chants, no reading matter, no sing-alongs on afternoon TV, no nothing really.
The situation was desperate: Holmes was away on a case, and not expected back for some time.
Reluctantly, I hired a pea-green boat, and with my faithful Siamese cat (Doc Wat Son) I set sail for Nursery Isle.
But I reckoned without the storm&hellip;    
So here I am, nursing a bruised <head>bum</head> , dented ego and the loss of a fair few possessions including dear old Wat Son!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40093" docsrc="bnc_EG0_1596">
<answer instance="bum.40093" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I was ill too but I couldn't consider my own feelings.
I never really felt cared for, ever, not in the way of support.&quot;
Nobody takes care of mothers.
She wept and we listened.
&quot; Goodnight,&quot; we said, and a houseful of women slept safely alone in their beds.    
Within a day or so the newcomers have appointments fixed with social security to get some money and when it looks as if they're staying, negotiations begin with schools to admit their children.
Meanwhile it's sunny and the climbing frame is hauled over to the paddling pool, newly built in the back garden, and the covers are lifted off the sandpit.
The pool is filled with water and bubbles and the kids scoot down the slide attached to the climbing frame into the bubble bath and the arms of a playworker who picks up one of the children and kisses his little red <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40094" docsrc="bnc_FM0_519">
<answer instance="bum.40094" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
   There are some of     
  .     
those are driving quite sensibly and can stop.    
  he shunted up behind  .      
What we're trying to say gents is that a situation like this, the best driver in the world really   y   you you could get involved in something.
But you can take   efforts, you can make the effort yourself to keep yourself safe.
Separation distance.
  is the   mo   Especially in that sort of weather.
You've gotta keep well back.
You've gotta give yourself that time   to react and that room to manoeuvre.
And if you've got somebody right up your <head>bum</head>   keep further space so that you can lead them into a situation safely, as opposed to sort of having a anchor on yourself.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40098" docsrc="bnc_HR8_186">
<answer instance="bum.40098" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
All this information, derived as it was from chance remarks of Mr Malik's, threatened to slip away from his memory even as he was talking.
Robert put a lot into the delivery of the speech.
He tried to make it sound fresh and exciting.
He spoke slowly and clearly and smiled a lot.
But Class 1 looked back at him listlessly.    
&bquo;Well,&equo; Robert went on, aware that he had lost his audience,   &bquo;someone called Abu Quata&hellip;
Abu&hellip;
Anyway, someone called Abu told Bukha&hellip;&equo;    
Was it Bukhari or Bukharin?
Robert groped for a familiar name.    
&bquo;Anyway  Muhammad   said to this chap that when you go to the toilet you shouldn't wipe your <head>bum</head> with your right hand.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40099" docsrc="bnc_KC2_2150">
<answer instance="bum.40099" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="bum.40099" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Huh, where's his arm gone?
We had a teddy bear without a head, a teddy bear without, with only feet, and know I've got a teddy bear with  an arm, without           
very much   
without an arm, see there's only one arm left and that        
This teddy bear's doing the can can.   
  This teddy bear's sitting down   
Oh yeah     
I knew you saved this        
What they gonna do with the old post office?   
 I think it's being used now    
 Don't have any <head>bum</head>    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40101" docsrc="bnc_AHA_1166">
<answer instance="bum.40101" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
JUST when you thought it was safe to go back in the lending library, another Henry Miller novel is unearthed.
Crazy Cock &mdash; originally rejoicing in the blissfully embarrassing title Lovely Lesbians &mdash; is an early work, and it shows.
The narrative drive is erratic and its path often confused.    
Drawing on the trauma Miller suffered when his wife enjoyed a lesbian affair with a failed artist, it tells of the trauma a writer suffers when his wife&hellip;
Miller's imagery is heavy-handed in its efforts to startle, along the lines of &bquo;he had his words copulate with one another to bring forth empires, scarabs, holy water, the lice of dreams and the dream of wounds&equo;.
His outbursts of bilious misogyny are about as shocking as a small boy shouting &bquo;<head>Bum</head> !&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40102" docsrc="bnc_ABC_1531">
<answer instance="bum.40102" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Many felt that to be denied the use of a fishing net for 4 months each year was the removal of a fundamental human right.
Slooten and Dawson were accused of fabricating their data, and of failing to count dolphins accurately.    
The controversy created by the research suddenly put Hector's dolphin firmly in the public eye.
Before the study began, few people knew about the dolphin, but the upsurge in public interest prompted many locals to claim that they were seeing more dolphins recently than ever before, whereas in fact they had probably just taken greater notice of something that had always been there.
Others agreed with the idea of a sanctuary, but suggested that it should be situated somewhere else where there would be no conflicts with recreational fishing, prompting Steve Dawson to draw the analogy of &bquo;putting a plaster on your <head>bum</head> to treat a boil on your forehead.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40106" docsrc="bnc_KBC_2933">
<answer instance="bum.40106" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
 No you've had enough now.   
Two biscuit?   
No!   
No!
You've had enough.   
Edward.
Have you got a smelly bum?   
Me, me.   
That's no answer is it?
Eh?
You got a   melly   <head>bum</head> ?   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40107" docsrc="bnc_BMR_1482">
<answer instance="bum.40107" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
If he died before finding out, on the other hand, Karen got everything and I got Karen.
So when she asked me where we'd be without him, my urge was to reply, &bquo;Rich.&equo;
But despite her impeccable bed-cred, Karen was in most respects a very conventional person compared to someone like Manuela.    
It's really about time we tackled Manuela, who seems to have become a recurring reference point in this story.
I met her on a  colectivo  here in the capital, standing face to face in the rush-hour crowds.
What sort of face did she have?
She must have had one.
I'm sure of that.
I'd have noticed if it had been missing.
No question about it, she had a face, but I'm buggered if I can remember what it looked like.
I recall her <head>bum</head> , though, in vivid detail.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40109" docsrc="bnc_J0R_458">
<answer instance="bum.40109" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
a yellow boater, made of the crispiest wafer,    
and plimsolls, marshmallow-white.    
The rules of the game were easy:    
to set the man on his bicycle-seat,    
and let him balance there, without moving forward.    
He never remained for long, and every time    
his fall was as terrible as the fall of Eli.            
THE BOUNCING BOY      
Afflicted at an early age    
with Hudibrastic    
duck's disease (one gibbous <head>bum</head>    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40111" docsrc="bnc_FBG_1881">
<answer instance="bum.40111" senseid="bum%1:18:03::"/>
<context>
and touch their painted toes like gymnasts,    
perfect to the nth degree of difficulty.    
Like the history of American cycle riding    
or the glittering career of a champion racer.    
Like knowing Dempsey would have given      
his right arm to be as hot in the saddle    
as he was in the ring, and why not,    
in the thin air round Salt Lake Velodrome    
when the front man takes the line, and lifts    
both arms and comes off the camber    
like a beach <head>bum</head> down a Surf City breaker.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40113" docsrc="bnc_KDB_910">
<answer instance="bum.40113" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
ivities   
Mm?   
Why have we only got  to do minus, what's in there?    
      Do you know what I mean?   
Yeah and I want these two here   like that     No   
 Oh no!    
 you're  pressing the wrong button there       
 Ah    
you know.   
Anyway                                  
That's handy but my <head>bum</head> 's hurting   ow!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40114" docsrc="bnc_GUF_401">
<answer instance="bum.40114" senseid="U"/>
<context>
&bquo;What sort of people?&equo;    
&bquo;People who hadn't read the small print of their contracts.
Never missed a trick, old Steenie.
I remember, one bloke, mind-reader he was &mdash; Steenie booked him for some Variety bill, forget where it was now.
Anyway, opens first night &mdash; this mind-reader comes on &mdash; audience really gives him the bird.
Load of savages they were, only come to see the girls.
Lots of audiences were like that.
Mind you, Lennie and I could usually get them round.
Lennie had this thing, when the act was going bad, he'd&hellip; ah, Lennie &mdash; God rest his soul.
Got them wetting themselves up on the clouds, I daresay&hellip;    
&bquo;Anyway, this mind-reader act got the real <head>bum</head> 's rush, no question.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40116" docsrc="bnc_KPG_832">
<answer instance="bum.40116" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Ah!      
Probably have a go at me for smashing their microphone up.
Wow!
This is   excuse me!    
Oh sorry!
  Alright.    
Right.        
  Oh oh  .
    Everybody   everybody up in your mum's!
Everybody up your mum's bum!
Everybody up your mum's <head>bum</head> !
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40117" docsrc="bnc_KD5_1141">
<answer instance="bum.40117" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Yeah.   
it's been cut off hasn't it?   
Yeah.   
Well she was just shaking continuously!
She barked when I first went round there and she just shook and shook    so    
 Why?    
Well it's just excitement   you know, she hardly does   
  doesn't shake!   
He does, when he gets really excited   but  he sort of    
 Yeah but he  doesn't       
 shaking, her little  <head>bum</head> was going out.   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40119" docsrc="bnc_HTU_296">
<answer instance="bum.40119" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I don't think Fangio's has actually been built yet, chief&equo;    
&bquo;And who said anything about Fangio's?&equo;
I asked, like snow on a Russian's boot.
&bquo;Did you ever hear me describe Fangio's?&equo;    
&bquo;Can't say that I did, chief.
I wondered about that.&equo;    
I tapped my nose like solitaire was the only game in town.
&bquo;It's called keeping your options open.
I never describe the bar, so I can use any bar any time without screwing up my contract.
Pretty neat thinking, eh?&equo;    
&bquo;Pretty neat, you ungrateful two-dollar <head>bum</head> !&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40120" docsrc="bnc_CBC_6147">
<answer instance="bum.40120" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
NICHOLLE'S goals are to strengthen her legs &mdash; particularly the inner-thighs &mdash; and abdomen and to lose some fat.
She has been walking for an hour a day for more than a year, but very slowly.    
She does high-impact classes 2-4 times a month, dabbles in Callanetics and swam once a week for a month.
Although her walks keep her healthy, her body has probably got used to this form of exercise.    
She needs to do more and stick to it.
Sporadic exercise can help general health and gives positive mental effects, but in order to change shape the body has to be consistently challenged.    
I recommend she attend one aerobics class and one step class a week.
She should also swim for 30 minutes once a week and do my video Thighs, Tums &amp; <head>Bums</head> 1-2 times a week.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40122" docsrc="bnc_CA3_1404">
<answer instance="bum.40122" senseid="bum%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
You sound irate or alarmed or something.
You weren't here last   night and I've forgotten, were you?
If you arrived while I was in black-out, I apologize.
Drop my mask?
Why should I?
Oh, it's important.
Lee's seeing ghosts?
Aren't we all, darling.
What's she on?
I am serious, darling, I'm so serious I feel like bursting into tears.
You don't know what it's like to be a lonely artist, wandering gipsy, <head>bum</head> &hellip; oh, I know I'm no good, you don't need to tell me&hellip; look, can you&hellip; what kind of trouble?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40124" docsrc="bnc_CDG_752">
<answer instance="bum.40124" senseid="bum%1:18:03::"/>
<context>
There doesn't seem to be any great love lost between Reed and Harris, and even now Harris says, &bquo;Oliver and I have never met but I'm a great admirer of his.
I think he is a real talent gone to waste.      
&bquo;I'll bet he couldn't have survived with the rest of us.
I don't care how much he drank.
He drinks beer, doesn't he?
That's a poof drink.
Mine was vodka.
Two bottles a day.
That would take me up to seven in the evening, then I'd break open a bottle of brandy and a bottle of port and mix them.&equo;    
Apart from Ollie Reed (and even he's slowing up) the hellraiser is dead.
But there is another breed of contemporary hard-living actors and even they are having to rethink their lifestyle &mdash; the acid-dropping, cocaine-sniffing <head>bums</head> of Beverly Hills.            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40126" docsrc="bnc_CH5_22">
<answer instance="bum.40126" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
CALIFORNIA &mdash; &bquo;The Nation's Most Populous State,&equo; with enough uniformed parking wardens in Los Angeles alone to conquer Eastern Europe.    
FLORIDA &mdash; The major state industries are tourism, bingo and obtaining senior citizen discounts.
The largest city is Miami (official tourist slogan: &bquo;Maybe you won't get shot&equo;).            
Name that buffoon    
THEY'RE big names now but even superstars have had to survive stinging snubs on their way to success.
Here is a collection of their rebuffs.    
ANNETTE BENING: &bquo;I was up for the part of a prostitute in Dangerous   Liaisons,   the one whose backside John Malkovich uses to write a letter.
I didn't get the role but it's hard to be bitter when it's your <head>bum</head> that didn't get the part.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40128" docsrc="bnc_KP4_103">
<answer instance="bum.40128" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
And I can speak for myself thank you very much.    
We never had our women's night in did we?    
No we still haven't had a women's night and I don't think we probably ever will have.
  Yeah we got to, it'll be wicked.
If Dan wasn't going out with Honey, they might have got it sorted out but    
Cassie have you got any crisps?    
  Fuck off   No I haven't got any crisps now go away.    
What are they then?    
Eat your own bloody crisps.
    I nearly walked right up to it   cigarette, cigarette, cigarette.    
Cassie, can I sit on your jacket my <head>bum</head> is getting wet.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40130" docsrc="bnc_B7D_1701">
<answer instance="bum.40130" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
COHSE members coming out on strike because of their refusal to take a little boy into the theatre for an operation, pin-ups being removed from the Yorkshire miners' newspaper, painkillers being laced with poison in the US, John Nott walking out on Robin Day in front of the TV cameras, Helmut Kohl taking over from (crash) Helmut Schmidt and public service pay rises being kept down to 3 &frac12; per cent, every single event being, in some eyes, a disaster.
 New Scientist   kept a lofty attitude about it all by celebrating three anniversaries in the history of space flight, or, alternatively, dropped its gaze discreetly on to the Mary Rose, about to surface from the Solent.
It also carried a behind-the-scenes look at the fire in a nuclear reactor at Windscale that flamed into the headlines in 1957 and, almost by accident, discovered, via Dr David Jones, that Napoleon died the victim of poisoning by arsenical wallpaper.        
&bquo;Monkeys mug mountain men&equo;, said a newspaper, reporting a gang of thieving apes in China, while a less elegant construction was used by President Reagan about the military leaders of Poland &mdash; &bquo;a bunch of no good, lousy <head>bums</head> &equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40131" docsrc="bnc_CK5_54">
<answer instance="bum.40131" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<answer instance="bum.40131" senseid="bum%1:18:03::"/>
<answer instance="bum.40131" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="bum.40131" senseid="bum%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The first features &bquo;Money Changes Everything&equo; and &bquo;Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others&equo; and &bquo;Hand In Glove&equo; recorded live, while the second boasts two tracks recorded with Sandie Shaw &mdash;  .
All out on WEA on Oct 12.        
Mary Chain unplugged    
JESUS AND MARY CHAIN look likely to follow their fifth LP, &bquo;Honey's Dead&equo;, with a new, mainly acoustic album, featuring astonishing special guest cameos.    
 NME   understands that Jim and William Reid have already approached '60s singer/songwriter and cult legend Lee Hazelwood, who has agreed to contribute guest vocals to the LP.
Hazelwood, cited as an influence by many Creation bands, topped the UK charts with &bquo;Did You Ever&equo;, a duet recorded with Nancy Sinatra.
However, Hazelwood's most recent solo LP &bquo;Poet, Fool Or <head>Bum</head> &equo; received the verdict &bquo;Bum&equo; in the  NME  .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40134" docsrc="bnc_H0C_421">
<answer instance="bum.40134" senseid="U"/>
<context>
To port the dark gash of Loch Hourn cut into the towering peaks of remote Knoydart, while Isle Ornsay in Skye opened up to starboard.    
Unlike Kyle, Mallaig has nothing much to commend it apart from being a busy fishing port and railhead which is, of course, its sole raison d'etre.
A nasty cross sea seems to haunt its approach which nearly always brings you beam on to a lee shore and makes steering difficult.
Today was no exception and we lost our tea of bacon and beans which had to be scraped off the cabin floor after mooring up.    
The westerly wind freshened and howled dismally in our rigging all that night.
It kept us in harbour until the following afternoon when, we decided it had moderated enough to push on to Tobermory.
With a parting gift of prawns and fish from a friendly fisherman, we headed over to look at the islands of <head>bum</head> and Eigg on the way to Ardnamurchan.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40135" docsrc="bnc_B38_1308">
<answer instance="bum.40135" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
prefers me Blonde.          
Then this Other Guy moved in with him (don't think it    
was his brother) He was slender and tender and bronzed.
It    
seemed that my chap was wrapped up in Another &mdash; An    
absolute Adonis, hell No wonder he didn't phone us,    
well!
Oh nothing is worse Than to flog a dead horse    
The penny dropped and finally it dawned.
A    
sun-streaky beach boy With a <head>bum</head> like a peach, boy    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40137" docsrc="bnc_KB7_15938">
<answer instance="bum.40137" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
very sharp frost tonight.   
  blooming cold     
Think it's supposed to be going to be a cold   more   tomorrow.   
Aha,   
Well that's what the weather forecast was.   
Was it?              
pinched it this morning.
 Paul's cast offs.    
 Yes yeah         
That is for     
That's my <head>bum</head> warmer  .     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40138" docsrc="bnc_FPX_1354">
<answer instance="bum.40138" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
She slapped his behind with blistering whacks until she became aware of the pain in her hand and wrist.
She hadn't realised a man's rear was so bony.
Unlike the rounded curves of a woman's plump nether cheeks, which were pleasantly padded, a man's bum was slim, with little flesh covering the bone.
She reckoned her hand must sting as much as his butt.
That was no way to go about things.    
&bquo;Get up, man.
My hand hurts.
Fetch me something to tan you properly.&equo;    
He returned with a wooden paddle.
An instrument which American parents favoured to warm naughty girls' and boys' posteriors.
About the size of a table-tennis bat, but more elongated in shape, it was guaranteed to scorch any recalcitrant <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40140" docsrc="bnc_HWC_977">
<answer instance="bum.40140" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Whatever, they would run from me, or shout rude things from a distance, so I kept a low profile and restricted my brief visits to the town to a taciturn minimum.
I get the odd funny look to this day, from children, youths and adults, and I know some mothers tell their children to behave or &bquo;Frank'll get you,&equo; but it doesn't bother me.
I can take it.    
I got on my bike and went back to the house a bit recklessly, shooting through puddles on the path and taking the Jump &mdash; a bit on the path where there's a long downhill on a dune and then a short uphill where it's easy to leave the ground &mdash; at a good forty kilometres per hour, landing with a muddy thump that nearly had me in the whin bushes and left me with a very sore <head>bum</head> , making me want to keep opening my mouth with the feeling of it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40142" docsrc="bnc_J0X_1050">
<answer instance="bum.40142" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
November: the month of holy souls.
I'd like    
To feel gratefully to her for those first baths,    
Her cherishing hands on my skin, those grey eyes    
So tender even in her stubborn wraths,    
My baby safety under it all.
But misgiving    
Had made her need me more than I needed her,    
And what I feared the most was her fear of living.    
The day she found us infant boys and girls    
Exploring <head>bums</head> in the bathroom was the worst.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40144" docsrc="bnc_ARM_612">
<answer instance="bum.40144" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Danny Webster, early Caballerial, 1983    
Joe Evans, one of the regular locals, till he moved to Texas.
Sweeper, 1983.
Check the coping.
Real pool stuff.    
The then youthful Gary Lee, backside.
1983    
1984    
Claus Grabke, on a visit during 1984    
A young Barry Abrook and frontside rock in 1985.
No <head>bum</head> fluff yet!    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40146" docsrc="bnc_KP4_163">
<answer instance="bum.40146" senseid="U"/>
<context>
No you won't I'm handing then        
    Look just   packet of crisps you'd give out the whole packet.    
  you're kinky, you've   very skinny.    
 .        
Cor blimey matron.
Yes, I've got a tit there, a tit there and a tit there.          
Who said my name?
Oh Meg, Meg.
Could you          
All right erm did you give me the sixty minute or ninety minute do you know?        
<head>Bum</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40148" docsrc="bnc_C8U_839">
<answer instance="bum.40148" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
All day long there were exciting displays of agility, flyball, Bernese Mountain Dog cart-pulling, Whippet obedience, drug detection&hellip; and endless list.    
 Dogs Today's   most talented dog star, Emma, impressed the crowd with her routine of tricks, and as for the singing dogs &mdash; read about that elsewhere!    
The final rounds of the judging took place at the charity ball that evening.
Over 600 people attended, and again, it's an event we can recommend.    
Tickets for the excellent dinner were realistically priced and the spectacle of watching the top dogs compete on a raised catwalk was dramatic, but not without its moments!
Showing a large dog when you're wearing an evening dress is not always easy.
There were some interesting compromises&hellip; my favourite was the lady with the Rottweiler.
She wore a yellow taffeta ball gown with black pumps and matching <head>bum</head> bag for her liver treats!    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bum.40149" senseid="U"/>
<context>
&bquo;Really?&equo;    
Eva living with her own husband again?
That surprised me.
It would surprise Dad too, no doubt.    
&bquo;Is Eva pleased?&equo;
I said.    
&bquo;As you well know, you little pouf, she nearly died.
She's interested in other things now.
Other people.
Right?
I reckon Dad'll be getting the <head>bum</head> 's rush to his mum as soon as he steps in our door.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40151" docsrc="bnc_FPX_501">
<answer instance="bum.40151" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
There was none of the fumbling of a man.
Her garments were removed as swiftly as if she'd done it herself.
Naked, Kattina led her by the hand to the big bed.    
The hours that followed were full of the lust of one woman for another's body.
The softness of the female flesh writhing above her was very unlike the firm, muscular body of a man.
The physical contact was pleasing enough, but she felt no sexual arousal.
It was when Kattina's fierce tongue finally reached the sensitive folds of her slit that she found herself panting.
It was the climax of an orgy of movement between her thighs.
Kattina's nimble fingers and busy tongue had explored her most secret places, frantically working their way from her cute navel through her tangled pubic fleece to the deep cleft between the cheeks of her <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40152" docsrc="bnc_ASS_1687">
<answer instance="bum.40152" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I seem to have swallowed a bit of thallium&hellip;&equo;
How could he put it?
&bquo;I'm doing some work on optical lenses with a high refractive index and I seem to have got some&hellip; er&hellip; thallium on my sandwiches&hellip;&equo;
They would want to know where and how, wouldn't they?
They were probably in close touch with the police.
Oh, Jesus Christ, how long had he got?
How long had Donald got?
Not long, from the look of the chicken.
One thing was for certain.
Tibbles had got hardly any time left at all.
She was <head>bum</head> up in the air, small head to one side &bquo;gnawing her way through Donald's portion and then on to the rest of the poisoned carcass of the chicken, which Henry added to her plate.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="bum.40154" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Carolyn bought herself another one I think.
When she brought it down the hospital she said here you are nan er mum she said, nan   she said it's a present for you she said, so we did laugh.
But course when I opened it up   Robert said Carolyn wanted that   back     he said she bought for herself and I said she didn't  say that     
 Oh.     
So when I er went up, I took it up with me and said to Carolyn I said   I said you wanted your mum to have this, said oh nan you can have it, I'll go into   and get myself another one she said.
  Reminds of erm   Mick Jagger    
Mm.    
in his mouth.            
  Playing with a man's bare <head>bum</head>            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40155" docsrc="bnc_HRA_3198">
<answer instance="bum.40155" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
You think you pop balloons for sport?    
&bquo;You should have told me,&equo; Lambert muttered.    
&bquo;Told you?
I should have told you we go up to kill men and not pop balloons?
I should have told you the Huns have balloons the way you have the runs, but they are short of skilled observers?
I should have told you that snot comes out of your nose?&equo;    
The Frenchman stepped forward, and his colleague moved with him.
&bquo;We will start with this officer,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Captain Gerald Frazer &mdash;&equo;    
&bquo;You're not taking any of my pilots,&equo; Woolley said harshly.
&bquo;You can stuff those warrants right up the Corps commander's <head>bum</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40157" docsrc="bnc_CEP_4447">
<answer instance="bum.40157" senseid="bum%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
ARSENAL'S out-of-favour striker Anders Limpar scored a superb goal last night as Sweden beat Israel 3&ndash;1 in their World Cup qualifying group.
He put Sweden 1&ndash;0 ahead after 37 minutes with a fierce shot from 25 yards.    
Tal Banin equalised but Sweden went back in front in the 58th minute when Limpar's cross was headed in by Martin Dahlin.    
Klas Ingesson added Sweden's third.    
Wimbledon striker John Fashanu is likely to be out until next month after aggravating a back problem.    
Dave Bassett has been found innocent of allegations of obscene behaviour at Chelsea last month.    
The Sheffield United manager, who was accused of foul language and making a V-sign by Chelsea fans, was cleared after a police investigation.        
If I don't win, I'll be remembered as a <head>bum</head>    
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40158" docsrc="bnc_G1D_1308">
<answer instance="bum.40158" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
She dropped her lower lip in a pout.    
&bquo;When you make your mouth go like that,&equo; said Sam, &bquo;it looks like a baboon's bottom.
 And   you don't half look stupid.&equo;    
&bquo;It's supposed to be very sexy,&equo; said Camille.
&bquo;They always tell models to do it.&equo;    
&bquo;That's probably why they always look stupid,&equo; said Sam.
&bquo;It's how they probably got their reputation for being thick.&equo;    
&bquo;  I   'm going to be a model,&equo; said Camille.
&bquo;Don't say it,&equo; she added.      
&bquo;You got most of the qualifications,&equo; said Sam.
&bquo;Dumb, face like a monkey's <head>bum</head> &hellip;&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40160" docsrc="bnc_EDJ_491">
<answer instance="bum.40160" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Then France was mentioned, and he said something ordinary, like you can always tell you're there from the smell of the place, how you could tell even if you were blindfold.
The point was, though, that he was  trying  , with himself as much as with me, and that's touching, you know.
It's genuinely touching.    
I wonder what happened to the man with the stammer who wanted to talk about Germany.
I hope he's found somebody.    
I wonder what happened to Jenkins.    
 Oliver   Don't tell me.
Let me guess.
Let me zero my telepathy in on the benign, rumpled and somewhat steatopygous figure of my friend Stu.
Steatopygous?
Means his <head>bum</head> sticks out: the Hottentot  derri&egrave;re  .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40162" docsrc="bnc_CAD_791">
<answer instance="bum.40162" senseid="bum%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Don't feel so very goo as I'm showering when I notice a discreet star-shaped brass plaque stuck on the tiles.
I wipe off the condensation: &bquo;John Belushi died here.&equo;
I know for a fact that he did not, unless he walked a couple blocks afterwards.
You want dead stars?
LA's got &bquo;em.    
Judging by the number of stars in this hotel, lots of plaques will eventually be in order.
Ageing diminutive Dick of rock, Little Richard, is a permanent resident.
Swingbeat New Editioners Bell Biv Devoe are hanging out in the lounge telling stories of how the helicopter in their latest video toppled off a windy roof.
They survived unscathed.
Shame.
Large rapper Chubb Rock is here, and so is an unidentifiable American HM band who talk about women's <head>bums</head> all the time.
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The spacious lounge with its well-stocked bar is furnished in soft peachy colours and attractive cane-backed chairs.    
Colin and Sue Humber took over Claremont House in early 1989, from myself and my partner Mary Behar.
It had been my first venture into the hotel business and probably my last &mdash; I take my hat off to anyone who makes it work.
It is hard work.
Mary and I upgraded the hotel considerably, but the strain of running two businesses at once proved too much.
Colin and Sue took it off our hands and have made further excellent improvements.
I may be a little biased about this one, but I now consider it to be of a very high standard.
Amongst the many things Sue and Colin have worked on, the walled garden is much improved with very pretty herbaceous borders and a lawn laid out with parasoled tables and <head>chairs</head> , where guests can relax with a drink on a warm summer's evening.    
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The war had left its mark, too, on the home of the two uncles whom Abu Khadra so often recalled visiting.
Abu Khadra Street had now become Gerulot Street, but the white-stone house was still there, with its three fine, tall windows of delicate iron tracery.
The embossed iron doors were rusting and one of them had fallen off its hinges.
On the south wall, there were some faint shrapnel marks; several deep bullet holes could be seen beside a window.
The ground floor consisted of a key-cutter's stall and some small shops, just as it did when Abu Khadra knew it.
Up the flight of steps was a very old door, covered in flaking green paint.    
I knocked on it but it was so dilapidated that I could see right through the door frame and into a large room where a man was sitting in a kitchen <head>chair</head> , dressed in trousers and vest.
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The curtains were of dark chintz patterned with medallions.
A small chandelier caught the sun and made rainbow spot patterns on the ceiling.
Wexford thought the place was just like the sitting room of a person of taste.
There were dozens like it in Kingsmarkham.
But this was just a dentist's waiting room and it made him wonder what the rest of the house would be like.
He was in for a surprise.
He was admiring a stylish flower arrangement, observing how cunningly a spray of jasmine had been made to tremble half in, half out of the vase and trail against the console table, when the girl came back and told him Mr Vigo would see him now.    
Wexford followed her into the surgery.    
There was nothing out of the ordinary here, just the usual <head>chairs</head> and trays of instruments and contraptions of tubes and clamps and wires.
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The new Kappa-float glazing on all the windows, and the exceptionally high quality of insulation, earned the lodges the coveted MEDALLION AWARD for energy saving efficiency.
Our homes are warm and cosy on even the coldest day, and well ventilated during the summer months.    
 No expense has been spared   to make each home the ultimate in luxury.
From the plush Connolly hide leather sofa and chairs in the living room to the Bang and Olufsen stereo, and remote control television complete with video, you're surrounded by the HIGHEST QUALITY.    
The inlaid chequerboard top of the coffee table houses all kind of games, including backgammon, chess and Scrabble.
You'll also find a selection of books, from Queen Victoria's Highland journals, to the very latest bestselling thriller.    
The dinner table and <head>chairs</head> are elegant yet comfortable, and you can be assured of the finest tableware and crystal for meals at home.    
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Coat one end of the dowel with a pva woodworking adhesive and tap firmly into the arm.
Clean off surplus adhesive    
6    
Now coat the other end of the dowel with glue&hellip;    
7    
&hellip; and the rim of the hole into which it will fit.
This ensures that adhesive is carried down into the hole    
8    
Glue was also needed where the arm fitted into the chair back    
9    
The arm was then pushed into the <head>chair</head> back&hellip;    
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</instance>

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More than 820 people have died in and around Beirut in battles between General Aoun's forces and Syrian and Syrian-backed Muslim militias since mid-March, after the general's declaration of a &bquo;war of liberation&equo; against the occupying Syrians.
An Arab League-sponsored ceasefire has been in force since 23 September.    
Muslim deputies here said they were optimistic that a working group of senior deputies could agree on the reforms, which give the Muslims equal representation in parliament and transfer executive powers from the Christian president to a cabinet led by a Sunni Muslim prime minister.        
Britain will seek something new at Commonwealth summit    
By JOHN BULLOCH, Diplomatic Editor    
THE HEADING is innocuous enough: Executive Session 3, Reports of Special Committees, presented by Joe Clarke, the Foreign Minister of Canada, with Kenneth Kaunda, President of Zambia in the <head>chair</head> and Bob Hawke, Prime Minister of Australia, to speak.
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</instance>

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<context>
Chelmsford's Tory MP Simon Burns is the chairman of the appeal fund.    
He is delighted and yesterday said: &bquo;This is extremely good news because it is imperative that the cathedral has the ability to maintain its justifiably high standard of music, and a new organ is badly needed as the existing one is now beyond repair.&equo;     
Benefit    
Other Essex groups to benefit from the Foundation for Sports and Arts grants are:    
University of Essex Sports Centre, &pound;5,554, towards fitness assessment equipment.    
High Roding Cricket Club, &pound;7,500, to extend the club premises and provide wheelchair access.    
Thaxted Festival Foundation, &pound;32,000, for stage and <head>chairs</head> for the annual classical musical and arts celebration.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40013" docsrc="bnc_CJF_2173">
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He wanted to ask &bquo;Is she often like this?&equo;, but instead, he drew the boy out and closed the door.
He had never liked questioning a child about its parents and he didn't propose to do it now.
It was a common enough tragedy, but it was a job for the Juvenile Bureau not for him and the sooner one of their officers arrived the better.
He was fretted by the thought of Kate, back at the scene of crime by now, and he felt a spurt of resentment against Dalgliesh who had involved him in this irrelevant mess.
He asked:    
&bquo;Where do you sleep, Darren?&equo;    
The boy pointed to a back bedroom and Massingham pushed him gently before him.    
It was very small, hardly more than a box room, with a single high window.
Under it was a narrow bed covered with a brown army blanket and beside it a <head>chair</head> with a collection of objects neatly arranged.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40015" docsrc="bnc_CK0_1064">
<answer instance="chair.40015" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Take it easy, son,&equo; said Dr Curtis.
&bquo;I'm a doctor.
I only want to help you.&equo;
He waited while I soothed Bill.
&bquo;All right, son?
Do you understand now your nurse has explained?
Good.
Good.&equo;    
When I went off that morning Bill did not recognize me.
He did not even know his father.
I left the General sitting stiffly in his hard <head>chair</head> , one hand on one stick handle, the other resting on his son's bed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40016" docsrc="bnc_CFH_845">
<answer instance="chair.40016" senseid="chair%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The mere fact of being on the streets, ill-clothed and ill&rehy;fed makes such children criminals in the eyes of the police, and easy targets for death squads.    
The corpse of Patricio Hilario da Silva, aged 9, was dumped in the fashionable Rio de Janeiro suburb of Ipanema on 22 May, 1989.
A note tied around his neck read: &bquo;I killed you because you didn't study and had no future&hellip;
The government must not allow the streets of the city to be invaded by kids.&equo;    
While Brazil prepares to greet the world's leaders, one child per day is being murdered by its death squads.          
MEMBERS    
DOING MORE&hellip;
FINDING NEW WAYS TO CAMPAIGN: HUMPHREY SOUTHALL AND HEDLEY SUTTON, RESPECTIVELY THE <head>CHAIR</head> AND SECRETARY OF THE ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP WORKING GROUP, INTRODUCE THE QUESTIONNAIRE ON PAGE 21 WHICH AIMS TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT AMNESTY'S MEMBERS.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40019" docsrc="bnc_AM6_805">
<answer instance="chair.40019" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Another member of the group will be sitting on the chair with eyes closed and will point in the direction of the slightest sound.
The attempt fails if the volunteer is caught in the process of removing the stick.    
The teacher adapts a fairly well-known game to serve his purposes here, generally known as &bquo;Keeper of the   Keys&equo;.
(In its traditional form, a bunch of keys is placed under the chair in the centre of a large circle.
The &bquo;keeper&equo; sits on the chair and is blindfolded.
A volunteer tries to retrieve the keys without being caught out and, if successful, becomes the new &bquo;keeper&equo;).
Since the teacher has already used a stick as a sign of Beowulf's authority he decides to give this additional prominence by making it the object to be retrieved from under the <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40020" docsrc="bnc_C8A_1645">
<answer instance="chair.40020" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Using a self-adhesive laminate in a smart new woodgrain finish, we resurfaced these doors and drawers in a day.
The vinyl is cut to size the a craft knife, the backing peeled off and the laminate simply stuck in place.
New chrome stirrup handles add the finishing touch.    
 &bquo;Zelda&equo; Fablon Laminate for Kitchen Doors   by Forbo-CP, &pound;9.99 a roll &mdash; sufficient for approximately four 500mm kitchen base units.        
Budget tip    
Keep paint oddments for quick jobs like these.
Invert tin so skin forms under, not over, the paint.     
The fabric that you choose will set the theme        
Floral transformation    
Four ordinary <head>chairs</head> have been transformed into inviting seats with simple loose covers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40023" docsrc="bnc_BNN_398">
<answer instance="chair.40023" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The Liverpool Street dungeon was known, incongruously, as the gymnasium, presumably in memory of its intended purpose, though it had long been used for general storage.
In preparation for the  Kindertransporte  , the room was cleared of boxes and other flotsam.
Close to the door, rows of slatted chairs were set out behind a rope barrier.
At the far end was hung a large tarpaulin.
  A large handwritten notice was propped up by the door &mdash;  B&uuml;rge bleibt hier   (guarantors' seats here) &mdash; with an arrow pointing that way.
Behind the tarpaulin there were tables and <head>chairs</head> for the RCM workers, mostly, as an American journalist noticed, elegantly turned-out young ladies who looked &bquo;a good deal more like a junior league committee getting together to discuss a costume ball than officials waiting to sort out a trainload of Jewish refugee children&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40025" docsrc="bnc_CN3_2476">
<answer instance="chair.40025" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He was surprised at the hard muscle he felt under his strong grip.
&bquo;Before we go I'd better check this guy for a piece &mdash; or a tape recorder. &bquo;    
&bquo;The uniformed guard in the hall did just that.&equo;
Newman looked up at Galvone.
&bquo;Frank, kindly remove your hand or I may remove it myself.
Painfully.&equo;    
&bquo;Try it, smart ass&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;Your impetuosity is showing again,&equo; Hauser remarked.
&bquo;Do I have to remind you Mr Newman is a guest?
An honoured guest?&equo;    
As he spoke he pressed a concealed button in the arm of his <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40027" docsrc="bnc_APM_2238">
<answer instance="chair.40027" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;He decided not to.&equo;    
&bquo;How do you know?&equo;    
&bquo;You should change your style.&equo;    
&bquo;I know, I'm trying to, I can't, the power has been withdrawn.
I can't  learn   again now.
It's all to do with bloody Marcus.&equo;    
&bquo;Why blame him?&equo;    
The sun was casting a pleasant subdued clear radiance through the brown blinds which had been drawn over the south-facing skylight.
Jack kept his studio as empty as possible.
His finished paintings were stored at the gallery, or in a room downstairs.
The studio contained two easels, <head>chairs</head> , stools, a desk, a bronze dancing Shiva about three feet high over which, today, one of Jack's overalls had been thrown.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40028" docsrc="bnc_CHU_818">
<answer instance="chair.40028" senseid="chair%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
And she was worried about his health.
Horsley was being slowly crippled by a rare type of paralysis spreading from his ankle, which meant that he now had to walk with a stick, and which it was feared would eventually put him in a wheelchair.
Frequent travel made his leg swell up, and caused him a considerable amount of discomfort.
Olwen didn't know at that time that the commitment was soon to become twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
At one point she told Nick that if Hayling &mdash; whom she referred to as &bquo;that nice-looking young man with the curly hair&equo; &mdash; came round again she would refuse to let him in.
But she did, and was another won over by the famous charm.    
Horsley cheerfully admitted when he took up the post of <head>Chair</head> that he knew nothing about newspapers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40030" docsrc="bnc_A1V_69">
<answer instance="chair.40030" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Also, because as served in 99 out of 100 Chinese restaurants, they would arrive sticky with grease and boiled to a hue of nauseously vivid waxy-yellow.
Nor could you just shut your eyes and throw them down the hatch; because the whole pleasure of a chicken's foot would come from sucking and nibbling it slowly, seeking out the tasty skin and the fragments of flesh like the last moments of a particularly luscious spare rib.
You have to like them as feet.    
Zen, a newly-opened offshoot of the British restaurant group, is in the basement of a just-finished office and shop development called Pacific Place.
Its translucent glass, bare concrete ceilings, exposed pipework and Rennie Mackintosh-ish <head>chairs</head> are miles away from the gilt-and-gingerbread kitsch of the Hong Kong restaurant mainstream.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40031" docsrc="bnc_A0X_98">
<answer instance="chair.40031" senseid="chair%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
However, the  TTJ   also report that if you want the real cause of bird's eye features, don't ask a scientist.
When they put it to an expert they received the bewildering reply: &bquo;Bird's eye figure is formed as a result of local suppressions in divisions of cambial tissue that cause indentation to develop.
This retardation effect continues for several growing seasons and produces an indented conical depression.&equo;        
Toying with the BTG    
A major restructuring of the British Toymakers Guild has been recommended at their Annual General Meeting.
Unfortunately insufficient members turned up to achieve a quorum, but ex-chairman, Robin Brookes, took the opportunity to state that the guild could not continue to be run on a rotation of volunteers.
Clive Green has now taken Robin's place in the <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40033" docsrc="bnc_BPA_1103">
<answer instance="chair.40033" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Although Grant was the expert of the group, they both knew enough to realise that the equipment stacked around was sophisticated, and far too much for Titron if she had been but an ordinary container ship.      
And by now they knew she was not.    
A red light above the panel showed the equipment was on, supplied by automatic power, probably from batteries.    
Forster moved further into the room.    
&bquo;Looks more like the communications centre of a nuclear sub.&equo;    
They searched carefully until they were satisfied that the sensitive area was not armed for self-destruction, as many were.    
Delaney finally thumbed the button on the speaker set.    
The static roared out from the earphones, stronger than ever.
He held the headset away from him, using only one ear as they tried several wavelengths.
It was hopeless.    
Delaney gave up, shutting it off and swivelling out of the <head>chair</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40034" docsrc="bnc_BMW_847">
<answer instance="chair.40034" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It clicked irritatingly and Hugo pushed it aside, swivelling his chair around to face the window and the panoramic view of Manhattan.    
Hugo Varna's showrooms occupied an entire floor of the 550 building and from the moment a potential client stepped out of the brass elevator she was treated to an ambience of unashamed luxury.
The vast foyer was carpeted in the softest green imaginable, the walls were even paler, so that at first glance they might have been taken for white, and the venetian blinds were a perfectly blended shade of moss.
The minimum of furniture emphasised the impressive size of the foyer &mdash; only small modern tables bearing huge smoked glass ash trays, two or three low <head>chairs</head> and a huge arrangement of dried ferns and foliage in shades of brown and gold graced the enormous expanse.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="chair.40036" senseid="easy_chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It's out of the question.    
A shadow fell across my sunny table and I looked up to find Kenneth who'd been on a recce of the hospital, so after a lunch of ribs, skins, wings and blueberry pie, he was able to lead me through the appropriate doors of the vast, multi-entranced building.    
Stanford University Hospital is the Hippocratic show-piece of America, whose government-sponsored research surges forward free of the confines of budget.
A Champs Elys&eacute;e corridor led us to an escalator and the plush basement waiting room of the cancer clinic.
An apricot cave of pastel carpet and toning walls, soft lights, Mozart and easy <head>chairs</head> gave it a &bquo;late evening lounge&equo; feel, at odds with a white-capped staff bristling with efficiency behind the computerised reception.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40037" docsrc="bnc_CH8_267">
<answer instance="chair.40037" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The last thing you want is to start an involved conversation because when you come to do it for real, it can all seem a bit stale.
Also, it could give my guests time to go off the whole idea.    
About ten minutes before the show begins, the audience is seated &mdash; not too comfortably, we like them to stay awake.
On the set itself we've had, more or less, a different arrangement for every series.
First we had the idea of a desk, but I'm not supposed to be a bank manager.
On the other hand, I could put all my notes on it, and it would be somewhere to rest the elbows.
Johnny Carson in America always looks comfortable and authoritative behind a desk, and in a way I was sorry we abandoned that idea.    
For the first series, we had little sit-up <head>chairs</head> on which we perched and swivelled, but then we were still experimenting.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40039" docsrc="bnc_CA9_1273">
<answer instance="chair.40039" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Sound engineers, lighting technicians, set designers, carpenters and electricians have been working night and day, high on the adrenalin that 90 minutes of live T.V. induces.
There's a stretch-steel tension in the normally soothing make-up room, where nine intently concentrating make-up girls are tending the terrified contestants &mdash; and this is only a dress-run.
Admittedly there's an audience.
We have to try out the master scoreboard, a slick computerised monster and a change from the usual &bquo;Spaghetti Junction&equo;, so need the audience to check the theatre's voting system.    
The contestants are always attended to first.
I slip into make-up whenever and wherever there's a spare <head>chair</head> , and today Lynette Braid, head of the department, is the miracle worker who paints out the dots and dashes   and lines and circles.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40040" docsrc="bnc_ASN_2399">
<answer instance="chair.40040" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
His face was grotesquely puffed and had taken on the colour of dark purple.
Sandison did not even bother to check his pulse or try to revive him.
Maidstone was dead.
The old lady, following Sandison into the tiny bedroom, dropped to her knees, crossed herself and started up a high-pitched wailing, interspersed with fragments of speech which Sandison found completely incomprehensible.
He decided that the best thing for him to do was to leave as soon as possible, before other people arrived and the situation became very complicated.
After all, there was nothing he could do to help Maidstone now.
He backed out of the bedroom, leaving the old lady still on her knees before the bed.
He glanced round the small untidy sitting room and saw Maidstone's jacket on the back of a <head>chair</head> , presumably placed there by Franco.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40042" docsrc="bnc_DCH_768">
<answer instance="chair.40042" senseid="U"/>
<context>
One, one   er stress in my, on what happens so that, that it's companying it's been manufacturing leg irons that's been going out there to the Nile, hasn't it, wasn't it to  .   
They didn't mention  , they'd mentioned somewhere else, but erm   
Somewhere.   
I think it was Central America wasn't it?   
Wasn't it Saudi?.   
No.   
 Saudi they had some sort of electronic torture chamber    
 Thing   electric   was    
Oh yeah, the erm, the house of   or something.   
Yeah.   
Wasn't one of the <head>chair</head> was, though the man held up, held   arms was it?   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40043" docsrc="bnc_B2F_178">
<answer instance="chair.40043" senseid="chair%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Typically a group might have a system of going round the table, letting everyone have their say.
It might also instigate a system of writing up the objective in large letters for all to see.        
The need for strong leadership is frequently emphasized.
In a formal group this means ensuring that people stick to the procedures, don't argue, don't interrupt one another and so on.
Strong leadership is seen as the solution to the problems of the chaotic stage.
If the group fails, the leader is criticized for not being strong enough!        
Different people in the group will be given specific roles such as time keeper, secretary; and there will be explicit rules of behaviour such as only speaking through the <head>chair</head> , considering one idea at a time, recapping frequently from the secretary's minutes and so on.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40046" docsrc="bnc_AJV_471">
<answer instance="chair.40046" senseid="rocking_chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In the '70s, the family enjoyed a number of hits on Stax and, while Pop retains a firm belief in the efficacy of prayer, he continues to wrap his social and spiritual concerns in the funkiest of backbeats.    
Staples has a reedy, careworn voice that is oddly uplifting, and his music has a country sense of space.
The family reunite on the Los Lobos-penned title track, Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne sing on the opening World In Motion, and Ry Cooder produces the album's highspot: a version of the traditional Down in Mississippi that sounds truly Muddy.    
Naturally, Pop worries over the state of his people in songs like America and Miss Cocaine, but his caring stoicism is a voice from the rocking <head>chair</head> that seems almost too dignified and decent for the '90s neighbourhood.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40047" docsrc="bnc_B1H_2275">
<answer instance="chair.40047" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
What major differences are there in the choices made at various times for starting steel works at Sheffield, Rotherham and Scunthorpe?            
Energy for modern industry and homes    
 A.   There are many obvious ways in which we use energy, or fuel.
What are these?    
Some ways are less obvious.
Consider a plateful of baked beans on toast.
Electricity was used to mill the flour, to bake the bread, for driving milking machines and then butter churns, to cook the beans in the factory, to mould the tin can, to make the paper for the label and to print it, and finally to heat the beans and make the toast.
Coal was used to smelt the steel for the tinplate and petrol to transport all the parts and goods.
Altogether a lot of energy has been put into it.    
What energy went into each of these: the <head>chair</head> and table, the knife and fork, the plate and the saucepan?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40049" docsrc="bnc_CER_136">
<answer instance="chair.40049" senseid="chair%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Everyone's environmental awareness was sharpened: &bquo;Pollution free energy from fusion&equo; was the cry; if there was a time ripe for exploiting the story, Easter 1989 could hardly have been bettered.    
A premature release of the story in London, picked up by the BBC World Service and the news wire services, led to the University of Utah being inundated with eager news reporters for the press conference.
Television cameras, radio microphones and hundreds of fascinated spectators brought to remote Utah the sort of attention usually reserved for an important visiting head of state in Washington or New York.    
And if what they were hearing was really true, then this was indeed more important than most of those East Coast press conferences.
Pons,   the <head>chair</head> of the university chemistry department, told them &bquo;we have sustained a controlled nuclear fusion reaction by means which are considerably simpler than conventional&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40050" docsrc="bnc_A0X_1789">
<answer instance="chair.40050" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
For woodworkers inspired by furniture and cabinetmaking, the September issue of  Woodworker   will be filled with potential projects, ideas and techniques.
Michael Burley charts the progression of his collector's cabinet, explaining how to make the piece with veneers, MDF and solid timber.
Adrian Jones, who studied for a number of years at Parnham House, has made a similar cabinet, and in the September issue he displays that piece and talks bout his work as a successful furniture-maker.    
Any readers attempting to furnish a home should find ample material in the September issue.
Ralph Sinnott makes a desk and chair, while Hazel Rogers moves from the box she wrote about in the April issue, to a nest of tables.
Brian Cook shows how to make a coffee table, and Steve Goulden will be moving to the second part of his feature on <head>chair</head> design and construction.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40053" docsrc="bnc_CDN_2167">
<answer instance="chair.40053" senseid="easy_chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She was delighted when the story of Hank fell into her lap; an interview with his mother would fill half a column nicely.
Her pleasure was, however, short lived.
Like all good stories unearthed by such lady editors, it was snatched away from her, and, barring wars and acts of God, as Donny O'Brien reported to Mr Pascall, the bookseller, it would be a front-page headline on Monday.
It was, therefore, no quiet lady columnist to whom Mrs Stych opened the door that evening, but an eager male reporter keen on a front-page story.    
He shot through the door almost as soon as it was opened, closely followed by a small, bald-headed individual carrying what looked like a suitcase.    
&bquo;Hank Stych!&equo; he hailed a startled Boyd, who had half risen from an easy <head>chair</head> , scattering the papers on which he had been working.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40055" docsrc="bnc_APX_1325">
<answer instance="chair.40055" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="chair.40055" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Typical of the unusual and smart staircases marketed by Staircase Solutions of Alexandra Palace is the Niviv &mdash; a steel design which gives maximum flexibility, is self-supporting up to 16 risers, adjustable on site, suitable for internal or external use and is supplied in a range of colours, as well as stainless steel.
Other stairs available include British, Danish and French systems.
Reader enquiry number 124        
Wood Laminate    
Suitable for internal use, Formica's new Lignaform range for decorative laminates incorporates real wood veneers to combine the appearance of a genuine wood surface with the durability of a high pressure decorative laminate.
Six wood veneers in Natural or Surfaced finishes are currently available and it is anticipated that appropriate applications will be for wall panelling and furniture.
Reader enquiry number 125        
Restaurant <head>Chair</head>    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40058" docsrc="bnc_A0X_1179">
<answer instance="chair.40058" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It has gone very sweetly ever since but that was a good deal of production time that was lost that cost me a lost more money than I had anticipated.
Certainly if I had been doing all the restoration work myself it wouldn't have cost me so much because I am the cheapest worker in this outfit.    
So now if I need a &bquo;new&equo; piece of equipment I go to a reputable second-hand wood working machinery dealer.
Next month I will take you to meet Brian Stacey of Daltons in Nottingham.         
Space around a bandsaw is vital    
Doubtless the door helps for extra length over the planer    
Unfortunately, for boards over 10ft long, David has to thickness elsewhere        
Three dimensions of <head>chair</head> design    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40059" docsrc="bnc_AJU_876">
<answer instance="chair.40059" senseid="chair%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Gen Nwachukwu rejected criticism that Nigeria was acting prematurely in establishing contact with South Africa before the white minority regime had ended.
He said Mr Babangida was meeting Mr de Klerk in his role as Organisation of African Unity (OAU) chairman and to assist in the Codesa process.    
Mr de Klerk visited several African countries last year, despite an OAU motion to continue boycotting South Africa.
Mr Pik Botha, South Africa's Foreign Minister, said on arrival in Abuja this week that Pretoria would seek OAU membership.    
Preparations for a Nigerian visit by Mr de Klerk last year were put on ice because of ANC pressure on Mr Babangida, diplomatic sources said.
Nigeria's term in the OAU <head>chair</head> is due to expire in a few months, and Mr Babangida is determined to contribute to a South African settlement before leaving office.        
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40062" docsrc="bnc_CAB_2211">
<answer instance="chair.40062" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It ent usually like this,&equo; said Carrie.    
&bquo;They've had to get an extra teacher,&equo; added her sister.    
&bquo;And,&equo; said George, 'we have to share the school with some Catholics.
We're havin' it in turns.
Look!&equo; and he   pointed in the direction of two nuns surrounded by a horde of children.
&bquo;If it stays like this we ent goin' to have much school at all,&equo; and he grinned with pleasure.    
The five of them went into the hall together.
The black-out curtains which were rolled neatly above the windows stood out starkly against the light green walls and wooden skirting boards.
Mr Bush was seating the small children cross-legged on the polished wooden floor.
The older children were to sit in the back half of the hall which was filled with rows of <head>chairs</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40064" docsrc="bnc_ATE_3188">
<answer instance="chair.40064" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Did they they think the bloody Turks would leave it open for them?
And where was Churchill when the bullets were flying?
Crying his eyes out about that bloody poof, Rupert Brooke?
There is a corner of a foreign field alright.
It's Turkish and its thick with ANZAC dead and the guilty party therefrom is forever England!&equo;
And the Aussies cheered, daring the policemen to make a move.    
In 1916, conscription was introduced in Britain.
The Old Contemptibles had become a compulsory and unwilling army.
On Easter Monday rebels in Dublin led by James Connolly and Padraig Pearse proclaimed an Irish Republic.
All seven leaders were later executed.
Connolly was allowed to recover from his wounds in hospital and was then taken from Kilmainham Gaol to Dublin Castle and shot by firing squad sitting in a <head>chair</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40066" docsrc="bnc_CK9_1234">
<answer instance="chair.40066" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Just in case somebody takes a fancy to it.&equo;    
&bquo;No-one would run off with a hand-cart.&equo;    
&bquo;Well, they've done it before.&equo;    
&bquo;Really?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, rea-lly!
Get yourself down those steps, and see if I can follow you.&equo;    
The stone steps were narrow, and she didn't like stone steps, they were greasy when wet, but she   made the bottom of them and inserted the key in the lock.
She followed the child into the room, but there she stood aghast.
It was a cellar, stone-floored and stone-walled, and stone cold.
It was obviously partitioned into two rooms by a rough wooden screen.
In the part in which she was standing was a small table and two <head>chairs</head> and an iron contraption that looked as if it might be used for some form of heating.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40068" docsrc="bnc_ACE_1484">
<answer instance="chair.40068" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The Sergeant came rushing in from next door.    
&bquo;You all right, sir?&equo;    
Was that a shot?&equo;    
&bquo;Oh Thank Gawd!
Man with a live round still in his breech.
Stupid devil might have killed someone.
Good job he missed you.
Look!
There's the hole right enough, see &mdash; in the panelling just above your head, sir&hellip; and it went&hellip; through the gents&equo;&hellip;
No-one usin' it at the time so that was lucky too.&equo;    
A shaken Charles followed the line of the bullet and sat down in the nearest <head>chair</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40071" docsrc="bnc_A0X_1211">
<answer instance="chair.40071" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
During a study of the various styles, it became apparent to me that if the back legs are set into the seat rails at an angle, this angle, together with the curvature of the rear legs and backward slope of the chair back can regulate the flair: if the legs are mounted at right angles to the rear seat rail, there would be no flair.
Increasing this angle increases the flair very sensitively, up to the maximum deflection of the curve of the rear leg, if it were to be (impractically!) mounted in the plane or the rear seat rail.    
The requirement for robustness also demands that there be leg braces to create a strong rectangle around the rear seat joint, the point of maximum strain in all chairs.
Anyone who has had to reglue chairs will be painfully aware of this fact.
A crossmember between these two braces helps; people frequently put their legs back under their chair seats, and a cross brace between the front legs would be in the way.    
The above design conclusions have profound implications for the construction details of my <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40072" docsrc="bnc_CCM_2336">
<answer instance="chair.40072" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;They've cancelled my appointments for this morning&hellip;.
Maybe you'd walk me down to the Shelbourne for a taxi?&equo; he asked Jack.    
&bquo;I could get one here, and come home with you.&equo;    
&bquo;No, no, you know I don't want that.
Stay here in the waiting room, will you, Jack?&equo;    
Jack moved into the over-bright room with the yellow walls.
Two girls sat at a table.
One of them was a spectacularly pretty blonde; the other, a big girl with long chestnut hair tied back in a bow, had a bandage on her foot.
He realised they must have been in the accident.    
&bquo;Was it terrible?&equo; he asked, looking questioningly at the empty chair, as if asking their permission to sit down.
They pulled the <head>chair</head> forward and told him about it.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40074" docsrc="bnc_AMB_2393">
<answer instance="chair.40074" senseid="reclining_chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Endill,&equo; she said softly.
&bquo;I want to talk to you.
Come to the sick bay with me.&equo;    
&bquo;I&hellip; er&hellip; can't,&equo; said Endill, not wanting to waste any time.
&bquo;I'm busy.&equo;    
&bquo;It's about the Book creature,&equo; Matron whispered.
&bquo;When I check up on him in the morning he asks for you.
Do you want to tell me about it?
Don't worry, you can trust me.&equo;    
Endill followed her to the sick bay.
He was a little hesitant at first but soon had told her everything; how he met the Bookman,   his funny habits, his endless knowledge, their pranks, sitting in the sun on reclining <head>chairs</head> and leaping through the shelves.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40075" docsrc="bnc_CA6_1030">
<answer instance="chair.40075" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It is difficult to believe that a writer who writes such drivel as does Paul Gallico could be so unpleasantly deluded with grandeur.
Angel wasn't in it.
There was a sinister and often rehearsed entrance wearing a long cloak and looking like Count Dracula.
&bquo;Mr  Wilson's   kind, but  he   makes me feel out of it,&equo; whispered Mrs H. Mr Wilson was indeed   kind.
I could not have got through it without him.
He is funny too.
I liked him so very much.
He &mdash; in his little bit, sitting on a different spindly <head>chair</head> &mdash; had the presence of mind to take the opportunity of delivering an onslaught on the Snow school of criticism, the stranglehold they have, their implication that there are worthwhile characters who &bquo;matter&equo; and others that cannot have any importance.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40077" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_1435">
<answer instance="chair.40077" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Think of ways to make life more fun together.
When both partners work to make life more delightful, a marriage is constantly revitalised and thoughts of straying aren't likely to arise.    
Convey a sense of trust in your partner.
Trust is essential to intimacy, and intimacy is at the core of a successful marriage.
Yes, trust is sometimes betrayed, but much more often it is fulfilled.
Believing in the other person &mdash; extending trust &mdash; helps to create and sustain constancy and trustworthiness.     
High fidelity: &bquo;Couples can enhance their relationships, making their marriages so solid that infidelity is unlikely to occur&equo;          
Clash of the TARTANS    
Plates, tiles, carpeting, <head>chairs</head> : everything in Anne and Lachlan Stewart's home is tartan.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40078" docsrc="bnc_ALL_309">
<answer instance="chair.40078" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="chair.40078" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;They and others of the citizens are pulling the theatre down, and the soldiers from the Gallowgate Barracks are awa'!&equo;    
&bquo;Are they indeed?&equo;
The frown looked almost benign.    
&bquo;And the actors have fled.&equo;    
&bquo;Have they indeed?&equo;
It seemed for the barest fraction of an instant that a smile might be knocking at the underside of that granite jaw.    
&bquo;Aye, Reverend,&equo; continued the Elder, getting his wind.
&bquo;The hale contraption, painted trees, stage, tents, all down and trampled underfoot.&equo;    
The Reverend Whitefield sat back and made a steeple of his fingers, secure in his knowledge of the power and the professionalism of his performance.          
GET YOUR HORSE OFF MY <head>CHAIR</head> 1753 A.D.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40080" docsrc="bnc_APR_839">
<answer instance="chair.40080" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She did not remark on this.
The walls of the paternoster were mirror-tiled, bronze-lit; she flashed at him from wall to wall, hotly.
Out again she came precisely; he tripped on this threshold too, the floor lifting beneath him.    
Her room was glass-walled on one side, and lined floor to ceiling with books on the others.
The books were arranged rationally, thematically, alphabetically, and dust-free; this last was the only sign of housekeeping in that austere place.
The beautiful thing in that room was Maud Bailey herself, who went down on one knee very gracefully to plug in a kettle, and produced from a cupboard two blue and white Japanese mugs.    
&bquo;Take a seat,&equo; she said crisply, indicating a low upholstered bright blue <head>chair</head> where students no doubt sat to have their work handed back.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40081" docsrc="bnc_CG6_215">
<answer instance="chair.40081" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Here, the argument is presented that conceptual levels of understanding are necessary precursors to the emergence of spoken language, since language is, in effect, the linguistic realisation of those conceptual distinctions already established at a non-verbal level.
When conceptual distinctions are expressed in language they are referred to as  semantic   relations  .
While emphasising the interdependence between semantic expres&rehy;sions and underlying cognitive concepts, this approach also implies that not all of a child's understanding of a particular experience may be expressed in language, and that a child may  intend   to express more than she is actually able to encode formally in language structures.
For example, Chapter 1 discussed the ways in which researchers have introduced the notion of a &bquo;rich interpretation&equo; of utterances such as &bquo;sweater <head>chair</head> &equo;, &bquo;Daddy car&equo; in order to disambiguate alternative meanings.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40083" docsrc="bnc_ADY_1044">
<answer instance="chair.40083" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;He does.&equo;    
&bquo;It makes you think a bit.&equo;    
&bquo;What about?&equo;    
&bquo;I mean, he's just Dad.&equo;
He struggled to get it right.
&bquo;Everyone's two people, aren't they?&equo;    
I said with interest, &bquo;That's profound.&equo;    
&bquo;Get away.&equo;
He felt awkward at the compliment.
&bquo;I'm glad for him, anyway.&equo;    
He snaked off again and within minutes the throng began moving towards dinner, dividing into ten to a table, lowering bottoms onto inadequate <head>chairs</head> , fingering menus, peering at the print through candlelight, scanning their allotted neighbours.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40084" docsrc="bnc_CDM_799">
<answer instance="chair.40084" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I shall be needing them all for the meeting.&equo;    
&bquo;But what am we gooin' ter do?&equo; she wailed tearfully.    
After pausing for a second he must have relented, because he told her that if it was any help she could borrow benches and trestle tables.    
&bquo;That'll do.&equo;
She brightened up visibly.
&bquo;I'll send somebody to fetch 'em in the mornin'.
Yer see it's tomorra the weddin'.
An' yow come yerself if yer like.&equo;    
But the Captain didn't reply.
He just waved her away and turned his back on us, and while he wasn't looking Mum whispered in Billy's ear: &bquo;Yer wunt ter keep that up fer yer bung!&equo;
And with that she dug him in his ribs so hard that he nearly fell off his <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40086" docsrc="bnc_CKD_878">
<answer instance="chair.40086" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Hari moved into them, resting her head wearily against the roughness of his shirt.
He held her close, smoothing back her hair, his big hands so gentle.
She could hear the beating of his heart and she closed her eyes, thankful for his presence for she could not bear to be alone, not now, not yet.    
He released her.
&bquo;You must get back to your work as soon as possible,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Work will ease the pain, in time, believe me.&equo;    
He meant well but how could Hari ever get over the shock of her mother's sudden death?    
He made her tea and sat holding her hand until the light faded and the lamps in the street were lit, shedding a faint light into the room.    
&bquo;I must go out,&equo; Craig said, &bquo;but I promise I won't be long.&equo;    
Hari sat up straighter in her <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40087" docsrc="bnc_C8P_895">
<answer instance="chair.40087" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
So the numbers go round in a circle one, two, three, four, five, six, buzz, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, buzz, fifteen, sixteen, buzz, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, buzz, twenty two, twenty   three, twenty four, twenty five, twenty six, buzz, buzz, twenty nine, thirty.    
An alternative to &bquo;buzz&equo; is to say &bquo;fizz&equo; for five.        
28 Hockey    
Number the children into two equal teams and call two players.
There are then two ways to proceed.
For younger children, one way is to have hockey sticks made of two rolled-up newspapers placed either side of a ball which is put in the middle of the room.
The two players whose numbers have been called pick up the hockey sticks, and the first one to hit the ball gets the point.
For older children, make goals at either end of the room out of <head>chair</head> legs and give the point to the first person to score.          
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The Committee even considered the possibility that the occupant of the Chair be given a cut-off button or that other devices be employed to override demonstrations or disturbance in the galleries or on the floor of the House, but it rejected such innovations.
It did not want any kind of disorder to be filmed, including unparliamentary behaviour by Members (or even Members trying to attract attention by wearing fancy dress or clothes bearing slogans), and it therefore recommended that in all cases of disruption or disorder the director should cut to wide-angle shots, which would not show the offending incident, or to the occupant of the Chair.    
In practice, the rules regarding the treatment of incidents of serious disorder remain largely untested, as there were few such occasions during the experiment.
The Committee was satisfied that minor incidents of misconduct or defiance of the <head>Chair</head> had been well handled by the directors within the rules.
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<context>
The first people in each team place the keys down their neck and out through the bottom of their trouser legs or slacks.
The second person then follows so that in the end the whole team is linked together by string.        
53 Give us a clue    
Divide the party into two groups.
One person on each side chooses a book, film or television programme and the rest have to guess what it is, by means of mime.
There are various tricks that are used.
For example &bquo;the&equo; is signalled by two fingers placed together in the shape of a T, touching the ear indicates &bquo;sounds like&equo;, patting your hand on your head means &bquo;name&equo;, and it is often helpful to indicate the number of words by fingers.        
54 Pawn shop    
This is an old family game.
Divide up the party into three or four teams and place a <head>chair</head> in the middle of the room.
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<context>
Willie placed the toasted bread on plates while Tom   spooned a large quantity of steaming scrambled eggs on them.
A bowl of hot, buttered, boiled potatoes stood in the middle of the table.    
&bquo;You can sit down now,&equo; said Tom.    
Willie picked up a potato in his hands, gasped and dropped it onto his plate.
Feverishly he attacked the meal.
His small elbows stuck out at the sides as he cut and ate food in a frenzy.
When the meal was eaten Tom unwrapped a small brown package which contained four pieces of dark, home-made ginger cake.    
&bquo;One fer tonight; one fer tomorrow,&equo; said Tom, handing him a piece.    
Willie had never eaten cake before.
When he had finished it, he leaned back in his <head>chair</head> and, resting his hands on his stomach, he watched Sammy who was making a series of strange noises in his food while his tail continued to wag from side to side.    
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<context>
The smell, still familiar after her years away, hit her immediately.
The mixture of oil, rusty tools, creosote and vegetable seeds, mingled into a unique scent.
Impossible to duplicate or forget.    
An old faded deck chair hung from a six inch nail which had probably been hammered into the shed wall twenty years before.
She unhooked the chair, dusted it off and carried it back to the front lawn.    
The last trace of cloud had disappeared from the sky.
Julie decided to top up her Californian suntan until Kitty Summerville called lunch, after which she would take a casual stroll to another of her favourite haunts as a child, the old summer house on the river bank.    
She lay back in the musty smelling <head>chair</head> , at peace with the world, and allowed the late April sun to   envelop   her.        
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<context>
Elisabeth had not walked over to the Villa with the other guests, but lagged behind.
&bquo;Yes, I'm coming, but I've one or two things to attend to first,&equo; she explained.
And when she did at last enter the music room &mdash; through the door from the arboretum &mdash; she found herself a seat at the back, at the end of a row.
She had taken pains to arrive only just in time.
Fru M&oslash;ller, seated in the front row, was too busy being pleased at this opportunity to provide her guests with free, unexpected entertainment to think of much else.
She had looked round once to see if her guests were all  in situ   and observed that almost all the chairs were occupied.
She smoothed her unwrinkled silk dress, fingered the amber beads at her neck and settled into her <head>chair</head> , determined to experience herself being well-pleased.
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<context>
I kept them interested for half an hour and now I can't even remember what I said.
It was all off the top of my head.
I had some notes jotted down on a card somewhere, but I quickly went off them and chatted about whatever seemed interesting.
(I've done dozens of lectures now, in front of all sorts of people, and I always make it up as I go along, although I suppose I must have a rough idea about what I'm going to say.)
When I thought I'd run out of things to say I asked the front two rows to move back and the whole place started buzzing.
It was Dawn's turn.
They knew I was going to attempt a display.
There was one kid, however, who didn't move back as far as the rest of his row, so I politely asked him to get in line.
Well, there's always one.
I suppose he thought I was exaggerating the danger and he'd show how tough he was, so he moved his <head>chair</head> back about an inch.
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<context>
Then, assured that the children were all in their beds, she went back to her preparations, humming 8 little tune.
Her last task was to lay thick strips of bacon across the turkey.
Finally she stepped back from the table to admire her handiwork.
Then, picking up the poker from the hearth, she banged it three times against the back of the fireplace.
A few seconds later the banging was answered by two sharp thuds.
Going to the sink she filled the kettle with water and placed it on the gas.
As the kettle came to the boil she heard the back door open and popped her head into the scullery to see her friend Pat Johnstone kicking snow off her shoes.    
&bquo;Get yourself in, Pat, I've got the kettle on.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, Sar, it's brass monkey weather out there tonight!&equo;    
Coming into the kitchen, Pat dropped into an easy <head>chair</head> by the fire.
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<answer instance="chair.40105" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Although certainly no fan of Guns N'Roses and their offensive lyrics, I am pleased that he has spoken about the still largely-hidden subject of male sexual assault.
It is important that men feel able to discuss this issue and not experience ridicule and smug responses from so-called enlightened magazines such as yours.
Comments such as &bquo;a history of childhood abuse is both hip and horrible, the rock'n'roll statement with knobs on&equo; do not encourage other men to discuss the issue, nor do they treat this subject with the seriousness it deserves.
Male survivors of abuse and our society in general pay a high price for the current silence.    
 Correction   The &bquo;Utsly-Gtsly <head>chair</head> &equo; shown in October's Hype was not, as we were told, the work of &bquo;furniture tailor&equo; Yoichi Nakamura.
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<context>
support for academic developments through Fellowships, Scholarships and Student Bursaries;    
the provision of more student residences and an improvement in the academic, social and recreational activities of the University.        
In real terms these overall objectives have been translated into a series of major development projects.
They include (in no particular order):    
expansion of the Engineering Faculty to double its present size;    
a purpose-built home for the Department of Music;      
enlargement of the Veterinary School for an increased student entry;    
new laboratories for &bquo;Molecular Science and the Environment&equo;;    
a research endowment for the <head>Chair</head> of Medicine;    
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<context>
And Mrs Wright wouldn't check when she got back.
Why should she?
She'd asked Philip to help Lee and he'd said he would.
She'd discover he hadn't locked the hen-house when she went to let the hens out in the morning.    
Philip sat down on his bed.
He was hot in his anorak.
As he took it off he remembered the sausage and treacle tart in his pocket.
He didn't feel like them now.
Anyway they'd be pretty disgusting, mixed with the bits in his pocket.    
He could hear someone coming upstairs, his Mum.
She picked his anorak up off the floor and stood there with it over her arm, leaning against his <head>chair</head> .    
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<context>
With a sigh, Hari moved to the back entrance and knocked again.
She waited what seemed an interminably long time before the same young maid again confronted her.    
&bquo;What is your business?&equo;
The maid looked at a point above Hari's head.    
&bquo;I have a delivery for Mr Morris,&equo; Hari said shortly, &bquo;I should have thought that much was obvious even to you.&equo;    
&bquo;Step inside.&equo;
The girl didn't deign to rise to the bait.
&bquo;I'll see if Mr Morris will speak with you.&equo;    
After a time, the girl returned and, with obvious reluctance, led Hari into the sitting-room.
It was a high-ceilinged, gracious room with thick carpet under-foot and rich curtains over the windows.    
A visitor sat in a <head>chair</head> near the elegant grate where a huge fire burned, he glanced up at her and his eyes narrowed.
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<context>
Other fine examples of Central Italian terracotta include several &bquo;Baskets with flowers, fruit and insects&equo; by Giovanni della Robbia (Altomani) and a &bquo;Saint Catherine of Siena&equo; by Lorenzo di Mariano, known as il Marrina (Il Cartiglio).
To the Napoleonic era belong a &bquo;Portrait of General Suvarov&equo; carved in wood by Bonzanigo and a terracotta maquette by Canova for the portrait of Elisa Baciocchi Bonaparte in the guise of &bquo;The Muse Polymnia&equo;, now in Vienna (both exhibited by Antichi Maestri Pittori).
Of more recent origin is a &bquo;Via Crucis&equo; decorating a vase by Leonardo Bistolfi (Liberty &amp; Deco).    
The furniture section includes a few fifteenth-century pieces, including a small intarsia <head>chair</head> (Botticelli), and a painted cassone bearing the arms of the Strozzi-Sacrati family (Altomani).
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As he grew up he bitterly accused his mother of having shown little interest in him.    
Friends claim he underwent a drastic change when he served his first prison sentence for burglary.    
Former girlfriend Gill Grenfell, the half sister of Vernage's sidekick Peter Grenfell, said: &bquo;He was a very friendly guy.
His mother used to visit his older brother Simon and make a bit of a fuss of him but she totally blanked Nick and he was hurt.    
&bquo;He used to be bitter because his father never visited him either but he never let his feelings out.&equo;    
Gill lost contact with Vernage but a month before his killing spree he reappeared.    
&bquo;He was still nice, or I thought he was.
He didn't treat us any different, but he was a completely changed person.    
&bquo;He would just sit there on a <head>chair</head> and laugh to himself.
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He can move forwards, rolling the ball forwards, and then come back almost to sit on his heels.
When he has mastered this type of movement kneeling, more advanced work might involve sitting on his heels and then shifting his weight towards his hemiplegic side to practise controlling his arm and the side of his trunk while some of his bodyweight is transmitted from side to side.    
Kneeling can also be used to help the patient get up from the floor; most patients are taught to do this once they can walk, in case they have a fall.
If the patient can get into the kneeling position and then balance on one knee while bringing the other leg forward, so that he can lever himself onto a <head>chair</head> , he will feel confident that he can always get up, even if he is alone at home.          
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If anything disastrous should happen to him, such as being dismissed from his job, the urge to seek solace in the whiskey bottle might be far stronger than his strength of will.
If Kinsella were to go on a binge, he would drink his way down to the last penny of whatever money is available, irrespective of who it belongs to.&equo;    
Harrison turned in bewilderment to Major Calder.
&bquo;I don't understand.
What is all this leading up to?&equo;    
&bquo;Captain Carew will explain,&equo; Major Calder said.      
&bquo;We want you,&equo; Carew said, &bquo;to arrange to have Kinsella dismissed from his job.&equo;    
Harrison stared at him in   stony   silence.    
&bquo;Counsel your men to be discreet,&equo; Carew continued, &bquo;we don't want Kinsella to suspect that the police were involved.&equo;
He relaxed back in the <head>chair</head> .
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<answer instance="chair.40118" senseid="chair%1:04:00::"/>
<answer instance="chair.40118" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
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The Wimbledon and United States Open champion, who will also miss next week's grand prix tournament in Sydney and is unlikely to be fit for Tokyo the following week, has now lost any chance of overhauling Ivan Lendl as world No. 1 before the end of the year.    
At least on this occasion, Becker had played his way through to the semi-finals of the eight-man exhibition event, organised by his manager, Ion Tiriac, before pulling out.
Last November he arrived on crutches on the opening day with his left foot in plaster, having chipped an ankle bone.    
&bquo;Probably I started too early after Flushing Meadow,&equo; Becker said yesterday, before visiting his doctor in Munich.
Tiriac reacted with typical eloquence: &bquo;It's my tournament.
In one <head>chair</head> I'm the promoter, in another chair I'm Boris's manager and in another chair I'm his friend.
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<context>
The front was slashed all the way down to her navel to reveal rounded breasts, which rose and fell temptingly like a couple of ripe peaches.    
Just inside the entrance, she turned to survey the  client&egrave;le  , making sure as she did so that all the men got a tantalising glimpse of a very long and elegant leg exposed through a side slit.    
The bar was fairly full, with groups of local worthies and their wives and a clutch of broody businessmen.
From the attention which focused on her, it was obvious that the blonde would make a sale in no time at all.
Eyes turned as she walked slowly across the room, brushing by this man and that.
To his   surprise, she stopped when she reached Mark's <head>chair</head> and took the vacant seat beside him, nodding casually in his direction and flashing a devastating smile as she carefully arranged herself on display.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40121" docsrc="bnc_C9W_233">
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<context>
You would be surprised to know how little alcohol is needed to affect your concentration; you certainly do not have to be drunk.
If you have had more than a little alcohol you would probably become so relaxed that you fell asleep and nothing the therapist was saying would register at all.
You would be wasting not only the therapist's time but your own money too.    
So use your common sense.
A light meal without alcohol about an hour or so before your treatment is just about right.        
What will I have to do?    
All you have to do is to be willing to co-operate with the hypnotherapist as he gently takes you through the relaxation exercise to the hypnotic state.
You will either be lying on a couch or sitting in a comfortable <head>chair</head> with a back high enough to support your head.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40124" docsrc="bnc_CDM_982">
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<context>
When we reached our yard again I could see that Mrs Taylor and her friends had worked hard.
The trestles had been put up and were covered with white tablecloths of American oilcloth.
They were piled with corned-beef sandwiches, cheeses, sausage rolls, sliced pickled onions, beetroot, all kinds of pickles, watercress, pig's pudding and every mouthwatering delicacy you could think of.
And standing in the centre was a two-tiered, iced cake.
At one end of the table there were four stone gallon jars of ale, bottles of stout, gin and whisky.
There was room on the benches for twenty guests each side, facing each other.
We children had a table to one side to ourselves on which were laid out bottles of pop, cakes, buns and bread and jam.    
While the adults sat on their forms we sat ourselves down on an assortment of broken <head>chairs</head> borrowed from the neighbours.
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<instance id="chair.40125" docsrc="bnc_CBN_1776">
<answer instance="chair.40125" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She experienced a lot of pain and perhaps always would; her privations may have damaged her health permanently.
Her youth was over, and God knows it had been bitter and barren enough.
Again one has the feeling that he speaks of himself when he speaks of her.
The biggest threat, he predicted, was the presence of that &bquo;gloomy shadow master: master Albrecht D&uuml;rer knew it well enough when he placed Death behind the young couple in that beautiful etching.&equo;    
But enough of that: what he felt now was calm and brightness and an inexpressible gratitude.
Up in the large attic was a large bed for them, with the bedding neatly arranged.
The little girl would have his old one.
If he happened to be out when Sien came home, the flowers in front of the window by the wicker <head>chair</head> would let her know he had thought of her.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40128" docsrc="bnc_BP1_611">
<answer instance="chair.40128" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The weeks passed and Sarah and Maggie took in washing to pay the rent, but there was never enough money left to buy more than bread and a few vegetables.
Sarah's arms and legs were getting thinner every day, and the rag mat she'd started making for the hearth became too heavy to have on her lap.
But she was relieved to see Patrick thrive at last now that Maggie had been weaned off gin, and when Rosa's sixth baby arrived she helped with it, gaining experience for when her own time came.    
The more tired she became the more bitterly she blamed James.
To think a few minutes of thoughtless pleasure could end in this.
At the end of the summer she was so hungry she hadn't the energy to move further than Paddy's dilapidated <head>chair</head> and she stitched a baby's gown from her   only decent petticoat.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40129" docsrc="bnc_CJF_2797">
<answer instance="chair.40129" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The subject is unwelcome, and it can surely have had nothing to do with his death.&equo;    
It was a long speech and he could see that it had tired her.
And she could not, thought Dalgliesh, be as naive as that; he was surprised that she could expect him to believe that she was.
He said:    
&bquo;When a man changes the whole direction of his life and is dead &mdash; possibly murdered &mdash; within a week of that decision, it must be relevant, at least to our investigation.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh yes, it's relevant to that I've no doubt.
There will be very few privacies in this family which won't be relevant to your investigation, Commander.&equo;    
He saw that in the last few seconds, she had been overcome with exhaustion.
Her body looked diminished, almost shrivelled, in the huge <head>chair</head> , and the gnarled hands on the arms began very gently to shake.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40131" docsrc="bnc_AN9_1162">
<answer instance="chair.40131" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The general public wouldn't be interested in the subtleties of unfair regulations and the clear imbalance of resources.
They would see the anti-nuclear movement as having bottled out.
But unless we could ensure that the voice of the people &mdash; fresh, urgent and heartfelt &mdash; somehow entered the hallowed inquiry chamber, with its unwritten rules and legalistic jargon, we would get stuck in a morass of procedure and paperwork where only the strong, and barristers, could possibly survive.          
2    
The building which housed most of the inquiry sessions was the former chapel of a twelfth-century priory, with a domed glass cupola, ornate floral decorations and tall niches which no doubt once held classical statues.
It was completely refurbished for the event, with smart new tables and rows of pink upholstered <head>chairs</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40132" docsrc="bnc_BMW_1738">
<answer instance="chair.40132" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She waited for Jean, his girlfriend, to go to the Ladies, and then pounced, flirting madly and   manoeuvring   him into bartering   with her that he would buy two whole strips if she would have a dance with him.
Then without the slightest compunction she thrust her basin of money and book of tickets into Sally's lap and let him drag her, protesting theatrically, onto the dance floor.
When Jean returned from the Ladies there was no sign of either of them, for at the end of the dance they had slipped unnoticed out of one of the wide-open fire exits and around the back of the hall where only courting couples went.    
Half an hour later they were still missing.
When she finished selling the remaining tickets Sally looked around for them, realised what had happened and went back to sit on one of the hard upright <head>chairs</head> which lined the hall.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40135" docsrc="bnc_CH4_1388">
<answer instance="chair.40135" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
They've been hammered through from the outside, probably by the Trunchbull herself.&equo;    
&bquo;Have you ever been in there?&equo;
Lavender asked.    
&bquo;My first term I was in there six times,&equo; Hortensia said.
&bquo;Twice for a whole day and the other times for two hours each.
But two hours is quite bad enough.
It's pitch dark and you have to stand up   dead straight and if you wobble at all you get spiked either by the glass on the walls or the nails on the door.    
&bquo;Why were you put in?&equo;
Matilda asked.
&bquo;What had you done?&equo;    
&bquo;The first time&equo;, Hortensia said, &bquo;I poured half a tin of Golden Syrup on to the seat of the <head>chair</head> the Trunchbull was going to sit on at prayers.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40136" docsrc="bnc_BM1_846">
<answer instance="chair.40136" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
You should also avoid exposure to large doses of synthetic chemicals,   such as from household timber treatment or crop-spraying (see p 249).    
There are also other measures that can improve overall health and make the body more resilient.
These include correcting nutritional deficiencies (see p 261), taking regular exercise, eating a good, healthy diet and reducing stress.
Tackling underlying problems such as  Candida   overgrowth (see p 183) or hyperventilation (p 155) will also help considerably.
Try to get outdoors, to somewhere with clean air, as often as you can, and take some strenuous exercise to improve your general health and fitness.    
For those with severe chemical sensitivity, creating a chemical-free &bquo;oasis&equo; in the house can be very valuable.
For preference, this should be the bedroom, but there should be comfortable <head>chairs</head> , a table, and whatever else is needed for everyday living.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40138" docsrc="bnc_B28_465">
<answer instance="chair.40138" senseid="chair%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The idea of entitlement probably represents an attempt, during a much longer debate about the need for a &bquo;national&equo; curriculum, to bring into focus the child's individual needs and rights: it is needed to counterbalance any propensity towards the state's collective needs &mdash; totalitarianism if you will &mdash; which a move towards a nationally prescribed curriculum might bring with it.    
Of course debate about the National Curriculum has been around a lot longer, but its popularisation and public debate is a relatively recent phenomenon.
It was a &bquo;secret garden&equo; at least to David Eccles who when Secretary of State for the second time, in 1962, was determined (against the better judgement of many of its guardians) to strip it of its secrecy.
Eccles' vehicle for clearing the garden's secrecy was the Schools Council &mdash; not a very efficient or fast-moving garden Rotavator.
When James Callaghan accelerated the debate in 1976, the quality of discussion was indeed raised, in what turned out to be the Schools Council's declining years, under the combined influence of the <head>Chair</head> , John Tomlinson, and the Secretary, John Mann.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40139" docsrc="bnc_CES_998">
<answer instance="chair.40139" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I had telephoned various nursing homes in the vicinity whose staff would, I thought, be more conversant with these vagaries of conduct, but they were all full up and I'd been starting to feel desperate.
But, hosannas in the highest, all was now well.    
The move itself could have been worse &mdash; but not much.
However, everyone has experienced it, though not, I dearly hope, in the same circumstances.
I had sold the contents of the cottages to the incoming purchaser, as well as several large pieces from the melin which would have been quite out of place in a modern house.
Owing to the scale of the former, artefacts needed to be the size of pantomime props to appear remotely in proportion, and I had acquired them accordingly.    
One such was one of those oval rattan wicker <head>chairs</head> which hung from a beam far above.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40142" docsrc="bnc_A6N_254">
<answer instance="chair.40142" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In fact, he instinctively stepped backwards into the plantation as the car door was thrown open.
Without moving he watched McQuaid struggle from the car and then stand leaning on the open door as if waiting for someone to appear.
He could have called out from where he stood but he did not.
McQuaid slammed the car door and walked towards the house.
Not until he was several minutes within the house did Moran leave the plantation.
He came slowly and deliberately across the fields to the back door.
Though he had lived for weeks for this hour he now felt a wild surge of resentment towards McQuaid as he came into his own house.    
McQuaid was seated in the armchair by the fire.
His powerful trunk and huge belly filled the <head>chair</head> and the yellow cattleman's boots were laced halfway up the stout legs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40143" docsrc="bnc_CDM_1501">
<answer instance="chair.40143" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I turned to run but slipped over, and that was too much even for my sister who came to my rescue and dared them to throw any more.
They did not.    
&bquo;What's wrong with 'em?&equo;
I cried.
&bquo;What 'ave I done?&equo;    
&bquo;I told 'em about you an' the money lender but I didn't know they were gooin' to snowball yer,&equo; she said, pulling me to my feet.    
I rather liked the name &bquo;Louise&equo; but not the snowballs, and from that day on until I left school the girls who didn't like me called after me: &bquo;There goes Miss Louise.&equo;
It was jealousy, I suppose; the fact that I had spotted a chance they had not, although I couldn't get over the suspicion that their reaction to me had something to do with how Liza had told the story.    
When I returned home that afternoon I was surprised to find Dad already sitting in his <head>chair</head> by the fire.    
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<answer instance="chair.40146" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Is there much competition between people at work, or are you united in fighting external competition?    
Does the organisation foster a sense of belonging and membership through organised social events, sports and recreation facilities, and &bquo;perks&equo; to employees?    
What does the environment you work in say about the company and its attitude towards employees?            
THE TRAPPINGS OF OVERT STATUS    
She took the lift to the fifteenth floor.
The managing director's secretary led her to his office through two ante-rooms.
Her feet sank into the thick pile of the carpet.
She walked into a spacious room on   the corner of the building, with large windows on two sides providing panoramic views of the City.
His large walnut desk was at one end, at the other were plush leather <head>chairs</head> with an expensive glass coffee table.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40147" docsrc="bnc_CJF_873">
<answer instance="chair.40147" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
If Father Barnes took it into his head to ring and got no reply he'd probably come round to see   if Berowne was all right.
If he continued to get the engaged sound he'd probably assume that Berowne was having an evening of telephoning and let it go.&equo;    
&bquo;We might get a palm print, sir.&equo;    
&bquo;Unlikely, John.
If this is murder, we're not dealing with a fool.&equo;    
He continued his exploration.
With his gloved hands, he pulled open the top drawer and found a stack of white writing paper, of cheap quality, headed with the name of the church, and a box of envelopes.
Apart from these, the desk held nothing of interest.
Against the left-hand wall was an assortment of canvas and metal <head>chairs</head> neatly stacked, presumably for the occasional use of the parochial church council.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40149" docsrc="bnc_CGS_1444">
<answer instance="chair.40149" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She wore her parents out by nightly refusing to go to bed until they did; whereupon she would sleep normally.
Kim was eventually seen by a psychiatrist and the latter told the parents she was going through a phase of sibling rivalry which she would eventually grow out of.
Unfortunately the nerves of her parents couldn't wait that long!    
The most persistent difficulty occurred whenever her mother fed the baby.
Then Kim strewed the contents of drawers, toy boxes, magazine racks and book shelves over the floor.
Afterwards, as her mother got on hands and knees to pick the objects up, Kim repeatedly climbed on her back and insisted she played &bquo;horsey&equo;.
Her mother gave in to this demand because otherwise Kim had bad tantrums during which she had once broken a glass dividing door and on another occasion a dining <head>chair</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40150" docsrc="bnc_ACB_2568">
<answer instance="chair.40150" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Marie had been waiting for him out in the car-park.    
&bquo;She's all right, then?&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know.
All I know is, she's still alive.
She's in the same ward me Grandad was in. &mdash; Come on, I'll show you the way.&equo;    
Marie could not remember ever having been inside a hospital before.
She peered anxiously through the glass doors into the reception area.
&bquo;Isn't it posh!&equo; she breathed to herself.
Immediately, she felt intimidated and uneasy.
It seemed to Marie like those &bquo;executive-style&equo; rooms she had seen in numerous television advertisements and soap operas: bright, spacious and open plan with acres of carpets, a jungle of lush potted plants, low leather <head>chairs</head> with squashy seats and coffee tables, casually strewn with expensive, up-market magazines.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40152" docsrc="bnc_CN3_2422">
<answer instance="chair.40152" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
You rarely agree to see a newspaper man.&equo;    
&bquo;Frank, you're an impetuous man.
You'll never occupy this chair until you learn to control that impetuosity.
You really must study my methods more closely.&equo;    
&bquo;I know I get it wrong sometimes.&equo;
It cost Galvone a lot to say that but he knew he'd blundered.
&bquo;But I do get it right most of the time.
I think I'll freshen up my drink.&equo;    
He poured himself a double Scotch from the antique drinks cabinet.
Hauser leaned over, opened a drawer in a desk and slid the Grimwood folder inside.
Then, settling himself back in his <head>chair</head> , he lit a cigarette.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40153" docsrc="bnc_ANL_1676">
<answer instance="chair.40153" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Very well, Bragg.
And, make no mistake, you have my full authority for any action you care to take.&equo;    
Bragg and Morton had barely got back to their office when a young constable Poked his head round the door.    
&bquo;Miss Marsden is here to see you, sir,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;Right, send her up.&equo;    
&bquo;I wonder if our friend Aubrey Rivington is proving recalcitrant,&equo; Morton said with a grin.    
&bquo;He'd better bloody not,&equo; Bragg growled.
&bquo;This case is getting complicated enough.&equo;
He stood up as Catherine entered the room.    
&bquo;Nice to see you, miss,&equo; he said.    
Morton set her a <head>chair</head> at Bragg's desk, and perched on the window-sill.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40155" docsrc="bnc_AMB_1999">
<answer instance="chair.40155" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
No-one knew quite what he did in there but there were rumours he drank tea with his furniture and wrote furiously on the walls in a language only he understood.      
He was often heard muttering to himself, and got into the habit of wiping surfaces with his cloak.    
&bquo;This school's a dirty place,&equo; he would say to no-one in particular.
&bquo;The last thing it needs is pupils walking around mucking it up.&equo;    
He started giving out new punishments.
He made pupils stand in orderly queues to receive nothing.
The worse your crime was, the nearer the back you stood.    
&bquo;You'll thank me one day,&equo; he told them.
&bquo;When you grow up all this practice will come in useful.&equo;    
Matron again helped pupils when the Headmaster wasn't looking.
She kept giving lifts to boys in the corridors and provided <head>chairs</head> for those standing in the queues.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40156" docsrc="bnc_ALH_2648">
<answer instance="chair.40156" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Other people have friends.
I have enemies.
Not that I care.
But there is one empty place.
The face next to it smiles at me, nervously.
I look away fast.
No one wants to be smiled at by Heather.    
&bquo;Hurry up,&equo; says Sir.
&bquo;Just sit by Heather.
She won't bite, you know.&equo;      
Heather pats the <head>chair</head> and smiles again, a truly horrible sight.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40158" docsrc="bnc_CR6_1623">
<answer instance="chair.40158" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Next time it will be twelve strokes of the ruler and your name read out at mass.&equo;    
Thirty faces looked scandalised at the thought of having their name read out by Father McCormack.
Picking up her chair, the nun turned to her blackboard and began writing on it.    
Seizing her opportunity, Margaret leant forward across her desk and whispered to Maura.    
&bquo;You're dead, Ryan.
Come home time I'm gonna kill you.&equo;    
Maura closed her eyes, a knot of fear already forming in her stomach.
Everyone was frightened of Margaret Lacey, even some of the boys.
Which was surprising really because she was so small.
But small or not, she could fight and that was all that counted.
Maura sat back in her <head>chair</head> and looked out of the window to the side of her.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40159" docsrc="bnc_C8P_1739">
<answer instance="chair.40159" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The easiest way to lay down is to slide out your hands sideways until you are more or less flat.
Take care not to relax your concentration on the way up.      
2.
 Mind reading   At one of my first-ever children shows, the father told me of this mind reading trick which we found worked well with the children.
I left the room while the father remained as an article was chosen.
After it had been selected, I re-entered and told the audience to think about the article in question.
My partner   then called out a number of articles and asked if they were the chosen one.
I said &bquo;NO&equo; to them all except the right one.    
The secret we used was to make the correct article immediately follow after one with four legs or corners.
So the correct article would follow a table, <head>chair</head> , the dog or cat or other relevant object in the room such as piano stool.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40161" docsrc="bnc_CHG_1597">
<answer instance="chair.40161" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
At the far end of the street, where the beach curved into an arc &mdash; and where the water was far enough away from the slops of Main Street &mdash; there on my right I could see a grove of coconut palms behind the beach, almost bending over the sand like a canopy as they leaned against the trade winds.
And high above, at the end of the curve, the steep hillsides rose as high as the rim of the dormant volcano on High Island.    
Alec Reid picked me up sharp at six, and gave an approving glance at my clean shirt, spotless white trousers (bought off the peg in Sydney) and the fact that I wore a tie.    
&bquo;Let's go,&equo; he said and led the way to the car.    
The Villa Faalifu was set on the edge of Tala-Tala, and the sight of its opulent exterior almost left me gasping.
It might have been transported from the South of France, one of those lush semi-palaces I had only seen in photos.
It was all white, with stone steps, instead of the usual wooden ones, and on its huge veranda were several basketwork <head>chairs</head> and tables, and yellow sunblinds.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40162" docsrc="bnc_CA7_1137">
<answer instance="chair.40162" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
When planning your excursions in Madeira, let the morning sun be your guide in deciding whether you go east or west because it is quite common for one part of the island to bask in sunshine while another is cloudy.
The weather is one thing we cannot plan for as, although Madeira enjoys a good climate all year round, you must remember it is a small island in the Atlantic Ocean.    
Given the topography of Madeira, it is understandable that the island roads are full of twists and turns, climbing and descending all the time.
If you are hiring a car in the island, you will need three to four days to cover most of the main roads and to savour some of the breathtaking views.
There are various maps to show you the way, and we recommend you take a picnic with you, as most viewpoints also have picnic tables and <head>chairs</head> and space to pull your car off the road.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40165" docsrc="bnc_A0D_383">
<answer instance="chair.40165" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He turned in his chair a little.
&bquo;I am thinking, Miss Abernethie, she is perhaps wondering, Like myself, why you were sent for to Naples in the middle of the new-engaged couple's holiday.
Is the trouble at home that I am hearing of, perhaps, that someone had been &mdash; what is the expression? &mdash; boiling the books?&equo;    
&bquo;No.
No.
It's a lie.
I haven't&hellip;
Why should&hellip;
Oh, you are all so beastly.
Beastly.&equo;    
Miss Abernethie jumped from her <head>chair</head> , scuttled in the direction of the broad flight of steps leading to the road outside, tripped clumsily over Jilly Jonathan's big crocodile-skin handbag, fell to her feet, scrambled up again, pushed the heavy bag aside with a cry of rage that came oddly from her dumpily   respectable self and ran off out of sight.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40166" docsrc="bnc_AMD_413">
<answer instance="chair.40166" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Other hotel facilities include a snack bar and small shop, indoor swimming pool and roof top sun terrace, hairdressing salon, TV and reading rooms, fitness room and solarium.    
2 lifts; 45 bedrooms; singles on request.        
CHALET HOTEL ALTE POST (3)    
Built in the charming traditional chalet style, the Alte Post is quietly located yet close to all the village facilities.
Accommodation is in twin rooms in the new chalet annexe directly behind the main building.
All the room are furnished in a comfortable, rustic style and have a private bathroom, telephone and radio.
The extensive buffet breakfast is taken in the chalet, whilst nearby evening meals can be purchased in the wood panelled restaurant &bquo;Alte Post&equo;.
The cuisine is traditional and excellent.
The reception area of this relaxing hotel is extremely welcoming with an open fire and comfortable <head>chairs</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40169" docsrc="bnc_BMW_137">
<answer instance="chair.40169" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In the late sixties he had declared &bquo;Couture is dead!&equo; and concentrated instead on off-the-peg designer wear, but twenty years later his revival had been both stunning and nostalgic and the long-term wealthy and the nouveau riche had come flocking, craving the glamour and excitement, and seeking the prestige that comes from owning a couture gown, specially, individually theirs after hours of masochistic fittings.    
Now they sat eagerly on the rows of brittle gilt <head>chairs</head> with red velvet seats, their exquisitely made-up faces carefully devoid of expression as they made brief notes on their programmes, pretending not to notice that sometimes the clicking cameras were directed not at the catwalk models, all of whom had already done a photo-call session for the photographers the previous day, but at them &mdash; the society women of America and the international circuit, the bored charity conscious wives of big businessmen, the famed actresses of stage and screen, even the occasional European princess.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40171" docsrc="bnc_APP_1043">
<answer instance="chair.40171" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He shouted to the protesters: &bquo;I ask you citizens of Derry, do you approve of a crash programme of 2,000 houses?&equo;
There were cries of &bquo;yes&equo;.
They also approved his call for an extension of the boundary and he commented, &bquo;This is democracy.&equo;
He then vacated the chair saying, &bquo;on second thoughts, it is not a decent chair for a man to be seen in&equo;.
When the Unionists returned they approved a motion for the council to go into committee, which would require the gallery to be cleared.
At this point a protester shouted to Alderman Hegarty, &bquo;I do not agree with your personal politics, but take the chair.&equo;
There were cries of &bquo;take the chair&equo; and Hegarty walked up to the mayor's chair.
There was a minor scuffle between Hegarty and a Unionist councillor and before desisting, Hegarty shouted to the gallery: &bquo;Whom do you want to see in the <head>chair</head> ?&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40174" docsrc="bnc_AD1_1440">
<answer instance="chair.40174" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
There was a silence, the Matron, who was a Miss Cress, tapping her fountain pen lightly on the blotter.
Beyond the window, Alida could see Tantamount Hill, poplars at the foot, banks thick with daffodils, climbing out of sight,    
&bquo;She would enjoy this View.
We have nothing like it, only a view across the green.
When The Gantry was a private house, many years ago now, she came here, to balls and parties, it was quite the social centre of the county.
Oh, she talks about it so much, just as though it were yesterday.
The house is in her bones.
She was so fond of it.
It would please her to come back here.&equo;    
Miss Cress had periwinkle-blue eyes, small and clear as stars.
They were on Alida's face and Alida felt a chill and shifted in her <head>chair</head> , as though Miss Cress, in her navy uniform and bib, were one of the old headmistresses.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40175" docsrc="bnc_ALL_2607">
<answer instance="chair.40175" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;We used to do that sort of thing in Paris.
Climbed over the railings when the place was shut and did all sorts of things to the statues and the balconies.
So.
Set fire to the place!
Nobody will notice.
If there was a helluva crash along the road and 19 buses fell off the bridge into Queen Street Station nobody would notice.&equo;    
&bquo;I know,&equo; said the visitor, nodding agreement.    
&bquo;Ah.&equo;
The eyebrows shot up again.
&bquo;Know, do you?
If I said to you, &bquo;I saw a <head>chair</head> going down the road yesterday and&hellip;&equo; you would interrupt and say, &bquo;That belongs to Mr So-and-So, 316 Carphalute Quadrant North, Lesmahagow, AND his dog has the croup, and last year he lost his&hellip; &bquo;&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40178" docsrc="bnc_AEA_390">
<answer instance="chair.40178" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mitzi tried to rise quickly but her sixteen stones were against all precipitous action.
She intended to slap Elisabeth on the back, but she was too late; Elisabeth had made a dash for fresh air and Mitzi's arm met that of Elisabeth's chair.
Mitzi was immediately conscious of pain and seconds later of the table upturning and its entire contents spreading themselves across the parquet.
By the time Elisabeth was out of the Hall and on to the terrace, the guests at The Tamarisks were all frozen in shocked suspension, their forks lifted half-way to their mouths, their faces pale, their palms clammy.    
&bquo;Oh dear!
Is Miss Danziger dying, Boo-Boo?&equo;
The Colonel did not stop to reassure his wife, but rose neatly, pushed his <head>chair</head> under his table and with swift, disciplined steps reached the terrace no more than a couple of yards behind Miss Danziger.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40179" docsrc="bnc_CKT_192">
<answer instance="chair.40179" senseid="chair%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Nearly half a century ago, J.M.W. Turner &mdash; he of the prize &mdash; was subject to the same patronising disparagement as Mr Davey today&equo;.        
Giuliano Briganti, art historian and critic, died suddenly 17 December in Rome, aged seventy-four.
He was, with Giulio Argan who predeceased him by a month, and Federico Zeri, perhaps the leading opinion-former in the Italian art world, known to the general public from his articles in L'Espresso and then, from 1977, La Repubblica.
Trained by Roberto Longhi, he took part in the 1950s, together with Longhi and Argan, in the legation for the restitution of works of art removed to Germany during the war.
His academic career included the <head>Chair</head> in Contemporary art history at the University of Siena and his bibliography ranges from Mannerism to the Metaphysical painters and Guttuso.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40182" docsrc="bnc_AE0_447">
<answer instance="chair.40182" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
But with you and Bellow and Finn on the programme, it's a sell-out already.
We could have sold twice as many.&equo;    
&bquo;How are the sales going for Wednesday?&equo;
I asked.    
His face clouded.
&bquo;They're coming along nicely.&equo;    
As Sergei went off to call his old friends, I turned into the lounge area where tea was being served, and found Surkov and Masha there.
They had accompanied Mar&iacute;a Sanchez to a mass at Westminster Cathedral; the long and, compared with an Orthodox mass, rather colourless service had drained them.
In contrast the elderly Bolivian lady had seemed energised by Christ's body.
&bquo;She needs her fix every day,&equo; said Surkov.    
Relaxing in the comfortable <head>chairs</head> , we surveyed the plushness of the chandeliered hotel and its sleek well-dressed patrons.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40184" docsrc="bnc_ACW_473">
<answer instance="chair.40184" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She might even return to the house after suffering a miserable day because of him.
Her mood could escalate into a screaming rage almost without warning, and for that, too, he was responsible.
There were times when his grandma or his aunties made trouble for him behind his back, or when someone would comment on his lack of height and Sweetheart would punish him for the embarrassment he caused her.    
At other times he would come running in answer to her call to find her seated before the stove with her legs stretched out to the fire and her face softened by smiles.
Then he would pick up the silver hair-brush and groom her hair in slow strokes from its dark roots to its glowing auburn ends.
Or he might be handed a file and a tiny silver tool with which to clean her toenails while she dozed in a <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40186" docsrc="bnc_APP_510">
<answer instance="chair.40186" senseid="chair%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The 1966 congress of the CPNI adopted a &bquo;Democratic Programme for Unity&equo;, which included demands for the electoral law in Northern Ireland to be brought into line with that in Britain, except for the reintroduction of proportional representation and the abolition of cash deposits by candidates.    
The CPNI was not instrumental in creating NICRA but it was well represented on its first executive committee: Noel Harris of AUEW TASS, a CPNI member, was the first chairman; Derek Peters of the CPNI was secretary; and Betty Sinclair of the Belfast trades council was elected to the committee.
At the meeting which adopted the constitution, Ken Banks of AUEW TASS was added to the executive committee; he was close to the CPNI, although not actually a member.
However, at the first annual general meeting in February 1968, Banks and Harris were not returned to the executive committee and although Sinclair replaced Harris in the <head>chair</head> , Peters was replaced as secretary by John McAnerney of the CSJ.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40187" docsrc="bnc_BMN_1640">
<answer instance="chair.40187" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Fine,&equo; he muttered.
&bquo;It makes no difference.
Come.&equo;
He led Corbett into the kitchens, a cook brought him ale and a dish of meat and vegetables.
When he had eaten, Selkirk returned and tossed his possessions at him; Corbett gathered them up and followed Selkirk up rows of steps and into a small, darkened chamber.    
At the far end, in a pool of light thrown by sconce-torches and a cluster of candles, sat a small, balding figure swathed in robes whom Corbett recognised as Wishart, Bishop of Glasgow.
He looked up as Corbett entered.
&bquo;Come in, Master Clerk,&equo; he called, throwing down the manuscript he had been studying.
&bquo;Come, Sir James, a stool for our guest!&equo;
Corbett sat while the Bishop poured him a cup of mulled, spiced wine; Selkirk sat alongside him, lounging in a <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40189" docsrc="bnc_CA9_151">
<answer instance="chair.40189" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He never really accepted my Mother, who had the temerity to marry his son, but was nonetheless as overjoyed as my parents when, after four years, I was conceived.    
When my Mother went into labour, it was he and not my Grandmother who performed the midwifery until the ambulance arrived, then ran behind it shouting, &bquo;Make it a girl, Betty, make it a girl.&equo;    
He dedicated himself to me.
He secured a council house for my parents, with a garden that butted up to his own, and I enjoyed a sublime if insular childhood, basking in the adoration of my shy parents and doting grandparents.    
Every evening at 6.30, my &bquo;Pop&equo;, as I called him, would come across the garden to take me to bed and read me a story.
He didn't approve of smoking or drinking and my Dad was so dominated by him that he would hide his pipe behind a cushion &mdash; once setting fire to the <head>chair</head> &mdash; for fear of incurring his wrath.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40190" docsrc="bnc_B0P_1200">
<answer instance="chair.40190" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Nothing looks worse, and does a poorer job, than a worm which has been stuck on the hook several times and looks as though it has been tied in a knot.
Fish do not find worms that look like that and hooks lose so much of their penetrating power.    
I cast and make sure the worm lands three or four yards further than the baited area, which allows me to pull it back to the swim and sink the line at the same time.
I repeat the action with the other rod, only this time there is a large piece of flake pulled from a new loaf on the size 2 hook.    
A tube of silver foil folded over a loop of line pulled down about eighteen inches between bite alarm and reel.
I sit back in my <head>chair</head> , full of anticipation and confidence, and barely even notice the chewings and scurryings of rats in the rushes.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40192" docsrc="bnc_CN3_2453">
<answer instance="chair.40192" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I'm forgetting my manners&hellip;&equo;
Hauser introduced Carver and Galvone.
&bquo;Both senior vice presidents.
&equo; He smiled.
&bquo;One day one of them will take over from me.
The question is, which one?&equo;    
&bquo;Well, I think that's your decision.&equo;    
&bquo;Frank, get Mr Newman a drink.
What's your poison?
Then you can tell me what you want.&equo;    
Newman thanked him, shook his head, sat in the <head>chair</head> Hauser ushered him to with a wave of his large hand.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40193" docsrc="bnc_CHT_1183">
<answer instance="chair.40193" senseid="chair%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The UKCC's radical review of education and training, entitled  Project 2000 &mdash; a new preparation for practice  , usually known as Project 2000, was presented to Council in the Spring of 1986, and a period of consultation with the professions followed.    
A detailed analysis of the 2000 responses to the document was later published, as well as a financial consultancy analysis of manpower, finance and implementation issues.
In the main, the UKCC's proposals had two principal elements: a package of education and training reforms, and a package aimed at improving manpower supply and retention.    
Members of the original project team took as their starting point the anticipated health care needs of the society in the 1990s.
Heralding Project 2000 as a landmark in nursing history, UKCC <head>chair</head> , Audrey Emerton, described the proposed reforms as designed to produce more appropriately prepared nurses equipped to meet the perceived health care needs of future generations  .   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40195" docsrc="bnc_B2S_203">
<answer instance="chair.40195" senseid="easy_chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Second only to the Royal Saloons of this time were the 57ft saloons de luxe, built for the accommodation of the Royal suite, when the King and Queen were travelling; when they were not required for this purpose they could be hired.
The compartments, or rooms, were decorated in white enamel, the corridor in fumed mahogany.
The body was divided into two small and one large compartments, which could be divided in the centre by folding doors.
For night travelling, brass bedsteads with handsome eiderdown quilts were provided.
The floors were covered with green figured Wilton pile carpet laid on grey felt throughout the saloon, except in the attendant's compartment and balconies.    
When used for day service, the furnishing comprised three easy chairs, upholstered in green and gold tapestry, one oval centre table in mahogany with inlay of tulip wood and satin wood and two folding side tables.
In the smaller compartments only two easy <head>chairs</head> were used.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40196" docsrc="bnc_ATE_1316">
<answer instance="chair.40196" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Unfortunately, that was finished now and she had to make do with what was to hand, &bquo;Johnnie Walker&equo;, which was very nice indeed thank you.    
After the lunch, they all sat on the verandah and looked at the grass and listened to the wood pigeons and warblers.
There was not much else to do.
The ladies had removed their hats but were still constricted by their fashionable jackets and long skirts.
The men had taken off their stiff collars, but were still uncomfortable in waistcoats and tight trousers and big boots.
The thing to do was move as little as possible.    
&bquo;So that was Christmas,&equo; said Bruce sleepily.    
&bquo;It's not over yet.
There's still Boxing Day,&equo; said Tina, dangling baby Sandy on her knee.
Jean had Roberta up at her shoulder and was patting her back and Billy was lying beside his dad in the long <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40198" docsrc="bnc_ALH_2650">
<answer instance="chair.40198" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Not that I care.
But there is one empty place.
The face next to it smiles at me, nervously.
I look away fast.
No one wants to be smiled at by Heather.    
&bquo;Hurry up,&equo; says Sir.
&bquo;Just sit by Heather.
She won't bite, you know.&equo;      
Heather pats the chair and smiles again, a truly horrible sight.
She must have forgotten a few things in the holidays, like the time I pushed her in the school goldfish pond.
I lower myself into the <head>chair</head> , keeping as far away as possible.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40199" docsrc="bnc_BM0_1126">
<answer instance="chair.40199" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mr Gorman recently trained to become a chiropractor.    
The basic principle of his chair is that the knees should be below the pelvis, a quite different principle to the design of most chairs.
The usual type of chair puts an enormous strain on the spine, back muscles and many of the internal organs.
Anyone sitting down for extensive periods (as we all had to do in our school days) would have to tense many of the body's muscles in order to sit up straight.
This, in turn, causes the organs, the bones and, ultimately, the entire system to be under stress.      
The forward-tilting chair allows the spine and the postural muscles to support and balance the body naturally.
You can easily see the effect by placing a telephone book under each of the rear legs of a ordinary kitchen <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40201" docsrc="bnc_A70_1815">
<answer instance="chair.40201" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It is shown here in antique brown but it is also available in white.          
Lounging around    
This comfy willow chaise longue gives you the perfect excuse for relaxing and putting your feet up.        
Woven wicker    
Diamond patterned cane with cotton covered cushions makes for comfort on the patio.          
SUMMER COLOURS    
Look out for the wide range of painted wicker that's around.
Take your pick from pure classic white or go for bolder shades      
Sea view    
Inspired by the grand ocean liners of the 1930s, where similar pieces were a familiar sight in the saloons and lounges, these items are available in both country blue and antique almond.
The <head>chair</head> comes with a loose seat pad, the table has a 6mm glass top.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40202" docsrc="bnc_CK0_165">
<answer instance="chair.40202" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Obviously related to Margaret Dungarvan?&equo;    
&bquo;Her niece.&equo;
(God bless Margaret!)
&bquo;You knew her?&equo;    
He said he remembered her well, hoped she was flourishing, and had I not better get off to my supper?    
&bquo;Yes, Mr Leland.&equo;
I smiled.
&bquo;Thank you.&equo;      
Nine struck as I reached the dining-room.
A junior Night Sister frowned, but by some miracle the Night Super.
's <head>chair</head> was still empty.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40204" docsrc="bnc_CJA_3902">
<answer instance="chair.40204" senseid="sedan_chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Tabitha swooped along after the bird, over rubble, through coulisses, under gantries of black bone where vast unknown machinery slept, covered in fawn dust.
In a scaly hollow a crowd of naked Perks fled squealing from the echo of their bounding feet.
By the light of their abandoned bonfire Tabitha checked her watch.
Of her twenty-four hours, rather less than two remained.    
At last they emerged and stood breathing hard in a vast open space, the roof dim and distant above their heads.
Some hundred metres ahead, the floor dropped away into an awesome chasm, spanned, way off on their left, by an ugly concrete bridge.
Across it taxis and scooters droned to and from the cluster of carbuncular hotels on the far side.
Facing the hotels, bulging out over the very brink of the abyss, someone had built a huge green dome.
Its forecourt was paved with hexagonal blocks.
Cars and sedan <head>chairs</head> were parked in tidy ranks.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40205" docsrc="bnc_B0U_948">
<answer instance="chair.40205" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Frankfurt is my home,&equo; he said.
&bquo;I bring some presents: food,&equo; &mdash; his eyes twinkled &mdash; &bquo;and whisky.
English whisky.
Left behind with the washing on the Siegfried Line.&equo;    
&bquo;But you said&hellip;&equo;
I understood completely.
&bquo;My God, you bloody swine and you made me carry&hellip;&equo;    
The Feldwebel waved impatiently to the man with the keys.      
&bquo;Komm,&equo; said the man roughly and pushed me out of the door.    
He led me into a corridor.
I was beginning to feel suspicious about my room, but when he opened a door with a key and turned on the light I saw a small clean room with a bed, a table and a <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40207" docsrc="bnc_BP8_1772">
<answer instance="chair.40207" senseid="chair%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The group had had numerous discussions about whether or not they should have a rotating chairperson, some people arguing fiercely that we shouldn't imitate male structures, that we were developing genuinely new ways of relating, conducting political discussions; we must all learn to be more sensitive, not interrupt each other, not talk for too long.
Everyone would nod.
Others in the group argued that up to a point all those things were right, but that often a subject was complex, often it could be constructive for everyone to have a chairperson who would guide discussion, not control it, who would be able to be supportive when someone talked too much or too little.
We should   develop or modify existing structures as well as work out new ones.
Everyone would nod.    
The result was an uneasy compromise, in which for some meetings there would be a chairperson, in others not.
It depended on whether one of the pro-chairperson people suggested it.
Tonight, surprisingly, Annie thought, it was Rachel who said &bquo;Let's have a <head>chair</head> , eh?      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40208" docsrc="bnc_A61_922">
<answer instance="chair.40208" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
They looked at me apprehensively when I asked for a drink of cider or wine.
The woman was getting quite agitated, looking along the banks of the canal and exclaiming, &bquo;Ferm&eacute;, ferm&eacute;.&equo;    
The man standing behind her spoke as I was turning to walk away.
&bquo;You are Scottish?&equo; he said, &bquo;You were playing the  cornemuse   on the approach to the bridge six days ago.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes,&equo; I replied, &bquo;You speak good English.&equo;    
He shrugged his shoulders, &bquo;At times I like to speak English, but not for a long time.
Come in and have a drink.&equo;    
They stood to the side as I entered then the woman showed me to a <head>chair</head> as the man brought two glasses and placed them on the table in front of me, then said very seriously, &bquo;This is my wife.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40210" docsrc="bnc_CA9_832">
<answer instance="chair.40210" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He was working for his cousin in Sheffield market as an apprentice butcher, but had bought a trumpet and intended, one day, to become Louis Armstrong.    
His cousin knew of our predicament and had informed   Malc's parents before we had a chance to break the news ourselves.
They were terrific &mdash; upset, but very sympathetic and his Mother said not to worry, if Pop threw me out she'd look after me.
We all took the short bus-ride to my Pop's house.    
I ran ahead.
I had to tell him the news myself    
&bquo;Hello Pop, Mr and Mrs Stringer are here to see you.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, I'm pregnant.&equo;
 (What sweet revenge.)      
He fell into the <head>chair</head> as though he'd been hit with a medicine ball and said very little while Malc's parents discussed what we should do.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40211" docsrc="bnc_CEY_1222">
<answer instance="chair.40211" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It seemed no time at all until the last model, wearing a mauve duchesse evening dress called &bquo;Tour d'Eiffel&equo;, had swished back through the gold curtain and Paul de Levanti&eacute;re was standing to acknowledge the enthusiastic applause.    
&bquo;Did you enjoy it, darling?&equo; asked Louise.    
&bquo;It was  wonderful  !&equo;
Constance replied, her eyes shining with excitement.    
As she looked at her niece's radiant face, Louise felt sure that she had been right to approach Monsieur de Levanti&eacute;re.    
Three days later Constance was back in the salon with Louise, gazing in amazement at the transformation.
The elegant <head>chairs</head> and sofas had gone; there was not a flower to be seen and, where the gold curtain had been, there was a very ordinary and rather battered door, through which they were taken to Paul de Levanti&eacute;re's tiny, chaotic office.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40213" docsrc="bnc_CJK_1416">
<answer instance="chair.40213" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
 Local Activities  : walks, fishing, gliding, hang-gliding, golf, swimming, indoor skiing, sailing, squash, tennis, bowls, horse-riding.          
Sunray Hotel               
In a town with over 200,000 holiday beds, this small unprepossessing semi-detached house lying in a quiet residential area has a reputation for being special &mdash; in fact for being one of the best small hotels in the resort.
What makes it so is the extraordinary care and attention given to every guest by its owner, Jean Dodgson.
No one escapes from her warm welcome.
The nine bedrooms have en suite facilities and colour TV.
There is a comfortable lounge.
Jean provides a very good five-course evening meal and will cater for special diets on request.
There is a small front garden with a swing <head>chair</head> , deck chairs and parasols.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40214" docsrc="bnc_CKX_1647">
<answer instance="chair.40214" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
One of the most important works by Motherwell to appear since his death, &bquo;Elegy to the Spanish Republic&equo; is estimated at &dollar;600,000&ndash;800,000 (&pound;400,000&ndash;533,000).        
Chippendale?    
London, Sotheby's, 7 May.
A lacquer-mounted serpentine commode chest dated around 1775 and attributed to Thomas Chippendale will provide the focus of this sale of English furniture.
The top is decorated with a mountainous landscape and the panelled doors in Chinoiserie designs.
The incorporation of Chinese lacquer pieces into the best English craftsmanship of the period clearly shows the continued interest in the Orient during these decades (est. &pound;150,000&ndash;200,000; &dollar;225,000&ndash;300,000).
A set of fourteen late George II mahogany <head>chairs</head> for Hinton House may realise &pound;250,000&ndash;300,000 (&dollar;375,000&ndash;450,000).        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40216" docsrc="bnc_CGT_462">
<answer instance="chair.40216" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Where are her pants?
I wonder if they're in the basket?
Oh, there they are.&equo;
This could be the observation of a mother about her daughter's play which does not demand any interaction from the child but is verbalizing what perhaps the child is thinking.
Another example could be: &bquo;That's a big car.
It goes brmm, brmm all over the room.
It's going very fast, over the carpet, on to the chair, and now on to the table.
Oh, dear it's fallen over.
Let's pick it up.
I wonder where it is going now?
Under the <head>chair</head> ,   ooh, that's a bit low, you can't get under there.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40217" docsrc="bnc_CRR_63">
<answer instance="chair.40217" senseid="chair%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
In an age in which almost every worthwhile appointment likely to attract a gentleman could be obtained only through political interest, true independence was a luxury for a few wealthy bachelors without close kin, and politicians were expected to satisfy their constituents' needs.
Two bribe-hungry burgesses of North Berwick explained matters quite plainly in a letter which they wrote to Henry Erskine when the latter became Lord Advocate of Scotland in 1806.
They advised        
Henry Erskine's correspondents could have added to their list several other varieties of revenue officer, judicial appointments, university <head>chairs</head> , first appointments in the army or the navy, and where these could be obtained without purchase, advancement in rank in these services, Indian and colonial patronage, and much more.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40220" docsrc="bnc_AN8_1930">
<answer instance="chair.40220" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;No, of course it isn't.
But you've got to convince everybody, not   just me and people like Bridges, people who've had a scientific training.
You're preaching to the converted in us, but you've got to get at everyone else.
So Mr. Kegan is right.
You'll  have   to cooperate and answer their questions and explain.
Even if it wastes your time.
It won't really be wasting it, you know.
And I can hold things here, really I can.
The work will get done, even if you miss the doing of it.
And I know that's miserable for you, but what else can you do?&equo;    
&bquo;I seem to have been here so often before,&equo; Briant said heavily and moved wearily back to his <head>chair</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40221" docsrc="bnc_APP_1039">
<answer instance="chair.40221" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The DHAC had proved that new and imaginative methods of protest could make an impact on the Unionist administration at the Guildhall, but for most opponents of the Unionist Party in Derry this was a reason for achieving a greater degree of anti-Unionist unity in order to press home their advantage, not to become equally   hostile to the Nationalist Party.
This was shown by the first major DHAC protest following the 5 October 1968 demonstration, when the committee supported an NILP delegation to the council on the housing issue.
There was uproar when the council refused to hear the delegation and the meeting was adjourned, the Unionists withdrawing but the Nationalists remaining in their seats.
Eamonn Melaugh went over to the mayor's chair and sat down.
He shouted to the protesters: &bquo;I ask you citizens of Derry, do you approve of a crash programme of 2,000 houses?&equo;
There were cries of &bquo;yes&equo;.
They also approved his call for an extension of the boundary and he commented, &bquo;This is democracy.&equo;
He then vacated the <head>chair</head> saying, &bquo;on second thoughts, it is not a decent chair for a man to be seen in&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40223" docsrc="bnc_CDM_206">
<answer instance="chair.40223" senseid="rocking_chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I literally jumped for joy when I heard that key turn in the lock and saw Mum and Mrs Taylor enter with another woman.
As they banged the door shut, the vibration set Granny's chair rocking and I put my hands over my eyes.
But Mum wouldn't have that.      
&bquo;Yer don't 'ave ter look if yer don't wanta,&equo; she said sharply, pulling them away.    
&bquo;We're gooin' ter tek 'er upstairs an' lay 'er out,&equo; she said.    
I felt safer now that they'd arrived and I was curious to see what she meant by &bquo;laying out&equo;.
So, avoiding Granny's staring eyes, I watched Mum, Mrs Taylor and the big-bosomed woman they called Aggie lift Granny with some effort out of her chair and up the creaky stairs.
I stood engrossed by this until I heard the rocking <head>chair</head> creak behind me, and at that I scampered up after them.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40224" docsrc="bnc_A0X_1192">
<answer instance="chair.40224" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
My own taste for formal furniture tends to fall between the &bquo;Arts and Crafts&equo; and &bquo;Modern&equo;, rather than &bquo;Repro&equo;, and yet looking at modern designs you see in exhibitions, I doubt their &bquo;long-sit&equo; comfort and, personally, I feel that the limits of acceptable elegance are frequently passed by many, in the cause of being different.
The demand for elegance carries with it the requirement to fit in with existing furniture and although talking points can be useful, a table surrounded by a set of such chairs could be a positive eyesore.
Talking to professional designer-producers confirms this point: people will stop to admire such designs, but many more &bquo;traditional&equo; products are purchased.    
So we can put some limits on the project: the <head>chairs</head> must be upholstered; modern in the simplicity of their lines but not &bquo;Cubist&equo; for want of a better term; easy on the eye and bottom; they should fit in with other existing furniture; and naturally should be of strong construction so that they will be heirloom quality.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40226" docsrc="bnc_CJG_1192">
<answer instance="chair.40226" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This needs to be placed at the angle which gives the best support for the material being used in relation to the pupil's vision, and some initial experimenting with different angles of work may be needed in order to settle on this.
A desk with an adjustable sloping top is useful as it provides storage space too, but probably the most practical aid, especially as the pupil progresses into secondary school, is a light, portable reading stand that can be easily taken from room to room as required.
It will need to have a ledge to support the reading material and strong clamps to hold pages in place are useful.
The earlier a pupil is able to find and keep to a comfortable and efficient working position, the better.    
Another factor in the pupil's near environment that can affect the comfortable use of vision for work is the &bquo;fit&equo; of the furniture (<head>chair</head> , desk, table) in terms of individual requirements.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40227" docsrc="bnc_C9X_83">
<answer instance="chair.40227" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Soon they plan to revamp the kitchen and perhaps invest in some unusual modern furniture, which is a particular passion of Bill's.
But the traditional family feeling will never change.
It's very likely that the Petites and their children's children could be living here for another 100 years.                                   
Main picture: Decorations in shades of orange and gold bring the living room to life for Christmas.    
Above: The family open their presents by the magnificent marble fireplace in the living room    
Far left: Build in 1850, the house had changed very little in 130 years    
Main Picture: The grand piano lends a dramatic air to the dining room which has quite a modern look with its black <head>chairs</head> and stark glass table.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30001" docsrc="wsj_2428.mrg_17">
<answer instance="chair.30001" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="chair.30001" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The shaky market received its biggest jolt last month from Campeau Corp.,
which created its U.S. retailing empire with junk financing.  Campeau
developed a cash squeeze that caused it to be tardy on some interest
payments and to put its prestigious Bloomingdales department-store chain up
for sale.  Now, dozens of corporations, including Ethan Allen, TW Services
and York International, that are counting on at least $7 billion of
scheduled new junk financings to keep their highly leveraged takeovers and
buy-outs afloat, may never get the money.  ``The music has stopped playing,''
says Michael Harkins, a principal in the investment firm of Levy Harkins.
``You 've either got a <head>chair</head> or you do n't.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30002" docsrc="wsj_0569.mrg_38">
<answer instance="chair.30002" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Is that the forecast?'' Mr. O'Brien asks, trying to pin down the economist.
He does n't fully succeed, although Mr. Straszheim lists an array of
interest-rate scenarios.  In a chilly conference room at Alliance Capital
Management in Minneapolis, in contrast, the firm's money managers seem
ready to pin Mr. Straszheim to the wall.  Alfred Harrison, the manager,
shoves Mr. Straszheim's handout back at him: ``Do we want to go through this?
Or can we ask you why you changed your forecast just when it's about to be
right?'' Swiveling in his <head>chair</head>, Mr. Straszheim replies
that the new outlook, though still weak, does n't justify calling a
recession right now.  ``
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30004" docsrc="wsj_0413.mrg_40">
<answer instance="chair.30004" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mrs. Stinnett says she never believed in ghosts before, but lately her
vacuum cleaner turned itself on, a telephone flew off its stand, doors
slammed inexplicably, and she heard footsteps in her empty kitchen.  ``I
was doing the laundry and nearly broke my neck running upstairs to see who
was there, and it was nobody,'' she says, eyes wide at the recollection.
Mr. Baker hears her out, pokes around a bit, asks a few questions and
proposes some explanations.  Of the self-starting vacuum cleaner, he says:
``Could be Cuddles, -LCB- Mrs. Stinnett's dog -RCB-.'' The flying telephone:
``You tangle the base cord around a <head>chair</head> leg, and the
receiver does seem to fly off.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30005" docsrc="wsj_2161.mrg_51">
<answer instance="chair.30005" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Elisa Byler, a St. Louis masseuse, won over officials at Emerson Electric
Co., a maker of electrical and electronic equipment, by providing documents
and other articles trumpeting the therapeutic benefits of massage.  She
notes that she also stresses professionalism during her weekly visits.  ``I
pull my hair back, wear a little makeup and look corporate,'' says Ms. Byler,
who has been visiting Emerson since January.  ``If I go in there as I
normally dress, they 'd ask, ` Who is this hippie?  ''' The self-proclaimed
father of on-site massage is David Palmer, a 41-year-old San Francisco
masseur whose mission is to save the touch-starved masses.  To help do this,
Mr. Palmer developed a portable massage <head>chair</head> three
years ago that he hopes will bring ``structured touching'' into mainstream
America.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30008" docsrc="wsj_2161.mrg_56">
<answer instance="chair.30008" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
To help do this, Mr. Palmer developed a portable massage chair three years
ago that he hopes will bring ``structured touching'' into mainstream America.
``The culture is not ready to take off its clothes, lie down and be touched
for an hour for $45,'' he says.  ``The idea is to keep the clothes on and
to keep people seated.  The chair is a way to package massage.'' Sitting in
one of Mr. Palmer's chairs, which cost $425 and have since been copied by
others, is a bit like straddling a recliner.  Customers lean forward, rest
their knees on side supports and bury their face in padding on the back of
the <head>chair</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30009" docsrc="wsj_2161.mrg_1">
<answer instance="chair.30009" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Officials at Options Clearing Corp., which processes all options trades for
U.S. exchanges, said that the $50 million guarantee was unprecedented, but
was necessary to help insure the integrity of the options markets.  ``It
was an extraordinary situation that needed extraordinary steps,'' said Paul
Stevens, OCC president and chief operating officer.  Mr. Stevens declined
to give the specific contributions to the $50 million guarantee from each
participant.  But CBOE and Amex officials said that Options Clearing Corp.
contributed $20 million to the guarantee, the CBOE put up $8 million, the
Amex added $4 million and $18 million came from Mr. Fossett's own assets.
Mr. Fossett could n't be reached to comment.  Debora Foster takes off her
necklace, settles herself on a padded <head>chair</head> and gently
leans forward.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30011" docsrc="wsj_0267.mrg_63">
<answer instance="chair.30011" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
And no one with a complaint about the judge would allow his name to be
printed.  ``I do n't have anything much to say, and I think that's what you
're going to find from everyone else you talk to up here,'' says local
attorney Edward F. Peduzzi.  Says another lawyer: ``The practice of law is
a matter of biting one's lip when you live in a small community.  One had
best not dance on top of a coffin until the lid is sealed tightly shut.''
The judge was considered imperious, abrasive and ambitious, those who
practiced before him say.  He sipped tea sweetened with honey from his
high-backed leather <head>chair</head> at his bench, while scribbling
notes ordering spectators to stop whispering or to take off their hats in
his courtroom.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.30012" docsrc="wsj_2161.mrg_40">
<answer instance="chair.30012" senseid="chair%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Soule says his only beef was that the massages were being given in a
company conference room; the department's supervised health facility would
have been fine.  ``In my view, -LCB- massages -RCB- should be managed with
an appropriate mixture of males and females around,'' he says.  Given such
attitudes, some corporate masseurs prefer to go about their business quietly.
Russell Borner of Park Ridge, N.J., says he has been working for the past
year at a huge chemical and manufacturing concern in New York --
unbeknownst to the company's executives.  He visits the same department
every two or three weeks.  His massage <head>chair</head> is kept in
a closet, and a secretary escorts him past security.
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="channel.40002" docsrc="bnc_AYJ_2513">
<answer instance="channel.40002" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
For example, to maintain channels of communication   both upwards and downwards; to monitor their effectiveness and advise on any necessary improvements; to refine and advise on messages from senior management to employees; to advise staff on communication techniques and messages.      
3      
 Strategic objectives  .
For example, to help sustain high morale by keeping employees informed about the progress of the enterprise and its contribution to the economy; to provide a regular forum for employee participation through regular departmental meetings; to select key messages for dissemination within the organization.      
4      
 Specific projects  .
These enable the basic objectives of any project to be achieved.
For example, to use particular <head>channels</head>of communication such as briefing meetings, video programmes, management information notes and so on.          
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40003" docsrc="bnc_B1K_155">
<answer instance="channel.40003" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40003" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Outlines reasons for the choice of the Channel Tunnel Group/Grande Manche option and examines the impact on roads, the railway system, economic development, employment and the environment.            
PLANNING: APPEALS, CALL-IN AND MAJOR PUBLIC INQUIRIES: 5TH REPORT FROM ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE, SESSION 1985&ndash;86    
House of Commons Environment Committee HMSO, 1986, 2 vols (House of Commons Papers HC 181-I/II)    
A report prompted by the growing concern at the number of planning appeals and the role of the Department of the Environment in overturning the decisions of local government on large and controversial developments.          
SPECIAL REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE CHANNEL TUNNEL BILL: SESSION 1986&ndash;87: TOGETHER WITH APPENDICES AND THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITTEE    
House of Commons Select Committee on the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel Bill HMSO, Nov 1986. 181pp (House of Commons Paper 34)    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40005" docsrc="bnc_ANX_2609">
<answer instance="channel.40005" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40005" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Our record trade deficit is around P&pound;40 per month, or about P&pound;480 per year: a heating bill.
I'm forced to conclude that the government may be right; maybe it doesn't matter that much.
Except that the world's financial markets aren't thinking in Ppounds, and they get very nervous.
Imagine it as an ever-increasing overdraft.
What would your bank manager think?    
The Science and Engineering Research Council, currently a complete shambles because of underfunding, could be bailed out, thus Saving British Science, for precisely P&pound;1: milk for two days.
A mere P&pound;25 per year &mdash; half a subscription to  New Scientist   &mdash; would create the best health service in the world and pay the nurses a fair wage.
Motorways are an unexpected bargain at around 25Pp per mile, while the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel weighs in at around P&pound;200, a cheap hi-fi.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40006" docsrc="bnc_CT8_151">
<answer instance="channel.40006" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Sun Microsystems Inc says that henceforward it will ship a microphone with every Sparcstation desktop workstation: the machine already includes built-in speaker and bundled software for easily playing, recording and receiving audio; existing users can have it for &dollar;30.        
RDI Inc, San Diego, California, is offering a Helios-made Group III fax/modem option for its BriteLite Sparc laptop featuring V.32 for data connections up to 14.4 Kbps: it costs &dollar;850 for the modem only; &dollar;1,850 for the fax/modem.        
Fujitsu Ltd sources say that the machine being developed by Hal Computer Systems Inc in the US will be significantly more powerful than the 300 MIPS that has been reported &mdash; but 300 MIPS was for one of its Sparc chips.        
Arrow Electronics, already US-wide distributors of Sun workstations and servers, has picked up its SparcEngine 2 and SparcEngine IPX boards, marking their entrance into the reseller <head>channel</head> .        
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40008" docsrc="bnc_B1G_1305">
<answer instance="channel.40008" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40008" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
The implications for GIS in the development of &bquo;hazardousness&equo; indices are obvious and if time-series data are available there is the potential to produce a variety of probability maps.    
The collection of historical data on natural hazards is important since it is clear that their spatial pattern varies through time.
Many areas that appear to be hazard-free on current maps may merely by passing through a temporary period of quiescence.
This is perhaps best illustrated with reference to earthquakes.
For example, in 1692, the whole of southern England was affected by an earthquake whose epicentre was located in what is now Belgium; a good deal of minor structural damage was inflicted (Morse 1983).
Presumably the builders of the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel are aware of this?        
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40010" docsrc="bnc_CHV_914">
<answer instance="channel.40010" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40010" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
He was not exactly the  Australian Rugby Football Union   's pin-up boy when his Italian club  Milan   initially refused him permission to participate in the parade.
But he finally slipped into Sydney and left having signed a lucrative new deal to assist Australian rugby's   new television broadcaster,  Channel Ten  , with their marketing of rugby for the next three years.    
This deal with  Channel Ten   will ensure that Campese continues playing Test rugby despite his statements earlier this year that he would step down from international rugby and establish a permanent business base in Italy.    
The  Channel Ten   broadcasting deal shocked the Australian public as the  Australian Broadcasting Corporation   has been televising rugby for 30 years.
In contrast,  <head>Channel</head>Ten   had been televising rugby league for 18 years until  Channel Nine   recently acquired future rights.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40012" docsrc="bnc_ALV_1679">
<answer instance="channel.40012" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
An instrument for structural studies by using ion scattering and recoiling should be capable of varying the scattering (&thgr;), beam incident (&agr;), and crystal azimuthal (&dgr;) angles &mdash;  ie   the angle between the primary ion beam direction and the crystallographic axes &mdash; (see  Fig. 1  ); generating a pulsed kiloelectronvolt ion beam of low fluence; efficiently detecting ions and neutrals; and operating in an ultrahigh vacuum (10  -10   Torr).    
The TOF-SARS system and the ion beam line with associated electronics has been built at the University of Houston.
  The primary ion beam is a 1&ndash;5keV rare gas ion source, which has a narrow energy spread.
It is mass selected, pulsed at 10&ndash;40Hz with pulse widths of 20&ndash;50ns for an average ion current density of less than 1 nAcm  -2  .
The detector is a <head>channel</head>electron multiplier or channelplate which is sensitive to ions and fast neutrals.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40013" docsrc="bnc_AN2_1867">
<answer instance="channel.40013" senseid="channel%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I now wear Drizabone which works, but my feet get wet and I don't like wearing wellies.
Any ideas?
Also, how easy is it to replace the window runners on the doors and rear body?    
Leaks are relatively easy to fix if you can find their source.
A garden hose is useful here to help.
There are many places Land Rovers leak.
If the leak is high up, then it is probably the roof to gutter joint which is sealed from new and, as the sealer ages, it allows water to enter the vehicle.
Resealing with white mastic in the joint will stop water ingress at this point.
The window runners are replaced by finding the screws which hold the channel down and unscrewing them.
This is usually easier said than done as they rust and are difficult to find.
Re-fit new <head>channel</head>and re-drill and screw into frame.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40015" docsrc="bnc_CB4_741">
<answer instance="channel.40015" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="channel.40015" senseid="channel%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
A session lasts about an hour and could cost anything from &pound;15 to &pound;30 depending on where you are in the country.    
 How can it help?   
The therapy affects your physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual levels.    
Principal of the British School of Shiatsu-Do, Ray Ridolfi, says that all you runners will need the major systems in your bodies &mdash; such as the nervous, musculatory, respiratory and excretory &mdash; restored to normal after a marathon by a practitioner.
&bquo;In this way it enables the body to recover from nervous and muscular fatigue more rapidly,&equo; he says.    
The treatment can decrease the time it takes the body to remove the lactic acid build-up in your muscles.
That's achieved by stimulating the Tsubo points on your meridian energy <head>channels</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40016" docsrc="bnc_CH2_3910">
<answer instance="channel.40016" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Shippey, 47, was found stabbed to death in his burning car near Merstham last December.
Three days earlier he vanished from the luxury home he shared with a girlfriend in Kent.        
WIZARDS OF OZ    
EXPERTS began a three-day debate yesterday on: Why are Aussie TV soaps so popular?
The 150 dons from world universities heard Kate Bowles, studying soaps at Exeter University, lecture on Neighbours And Sub-Cultural Imagination.
Ian Harley, of the British Australian Studies Association, said the &bquo;earnest academic meeting will be strenuous and demanding&equo;.
It ends tomorrow with a barbecue and beer-tasting.          
Switch on to golden oldie TV    
GOLDEN TV oldies will get a fresh run on a new satellite <head>channel</head>launched in November.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40019" docsrc="bnc_C9N_1095">
<answer instance="channel.40019" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
This is where the EC83/12AX7 valve does its stuff.
There are two overdrive modes, OD1 and OD2 (just like the JMP-1 MIDI preamp, which obviously shares much of the S80's technology), selected by a push switch alongside the boost channel gain pot.
OD1 is a fatter, bluesy type distortion while OD2 gives you rock distortion to full metal mayhem.    
The EQ section is a standard bass, middle and treble setup but a fourth pot, labelled &bquo;Contour&equo;, shifts the midrange voicing, and this is really effective in colouring the tone of both overdrive modes.
The last control on this channel is a volume pot which enables it to be balanced with the Normal channel.    
For the kind of squeaky clean sound that only a solid state amp can produce, the S80's Normal <head>channel</head>takes some beating.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40020" docsrc="bnc_ACE_3422">
<answer instance="channel.40020" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
 Je parle votre langue comme un cochon.  
 Montrachet.  
 Mille remerciments.  
 Mille remerciments.   
I'll remember and fairly  faire &eacute;blouir tous les officiers Anglais.   
What d'you think of my plot, Charles?&equo;    
&bquo;Well, having just arrived in France, Christopher, I find it a bit overwhelming.
This very weekend?&equo;    
&bquo;Or next.
Time is of little consequence out here.
The main thing is that I can do it through official <head>channels</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40025" docsrc="bnc_CRY_1361">
<answer instance="channel.40025" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Peter Jay, former Treasury civil servant,  Times   economics editor, broadcaster and Ambassador to the USA, provided intellectual thrust; Robert Kee, current affairs experience in depth; David Frost, showbiz contacts; and former ITN news reader Anna Ford, glamour.
The company made a disastrous start in February 1983 and found profitability only when it went down market under new management and ownership (partly Australian).    
Much more exciting was the launch of Channel 4 in November 1982.
Its origins were a combination of expediency and of arguments derived from the public service rhetorical tradition.
ITV had assumed ever since the third <head>channel</head>was given to the BBC after Pilkington (as BBC2), that the fourth channel would come to ITV, on the principle of &bquo;fair-dos&equo; and to preserve the balance of the duopoly.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40026" docsrc="bnc_ABU_4">
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<answer instance="channel.40026" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Family Silver      
A few months after I joined the Department of Transport in 1979 I was presented with an issue which had baffled governments for well over a hundred years.
I had called a meeting in my office, by now decorated with a number of pictures from the Government's own art collection including a marvellous study of the railway cutting at Acton by Lucien Pissarro.
The subject of the meeting was the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40028" docsrc="bnc_CRY_2002">
<answer instance="channel.40028" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
The figures for 1986 (Table 6.15) show clearly the distinct appeal of each channel.
Table 6.16 shows comparable figures for TV and Table 6.17 gives channel profiles.
Channel shares had varied somewhat over the years, quite apart from the changes caused by the introduction of BBC2 and Channel 4 (Table 6.18).
Regardless of fluctuations, BBC1 reflected closely the class composition of the population as a whole; ITV had a working-class skew right from the start; all channels (especially ITV had a female skew; and all had an age profile considerably older than the population as a whole (in the 1970s, on the other hand 5 &mdash; 14 year olds had watched the most).    
Compared with the press and radio, however, the TV audience remained very mixed: most viewers watched most <head>channels</head>for some of the time.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40029" docsrc="bnc_CEN_3108">
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<answer instance="channel.40029" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Paul, 33, station commander at Horwich, near Bolton, added: &bquo;Anybody would do the same.
I was just doing my job.&equo;    
Rescued lorryman Peter Newsome, 38, from Drighlington, West Yorks, is comfortable in hospital.    
The couple who died have not been named.        
Lost love led Blandford on heroin trail    
By Kevin Murphy    
THE wayward Marquess of Blandford last night claimed it was a lost love which led him into drug addiction.    
And he blamed another girl for getting him into the drugs scene.    
He said he took heroin for the first time when he was on the rebound from a broken relationship.    
&bquo;It was an emotional prop,&equo; he confessed to Paula Yates on <head>Channel</head>4's Big Breakfast this morning.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40031" docsrc="bnc_A96_812">
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<answer instance="channel.40031" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Ownership Tough restrictions on cross-media ownership will prevent national newspaper owners holding more than a 20 per cent stake in television companies, with a similar limitation on cross interests between commercial televison, satellite television and national radio channels.
This does nothing, however, to restrict Mr Rupert Murdoch's ownership of five national newspapers and four channels of Sky Television since Sky is transmitted on a non-UK satellite frequency: a loophole the Government will come under pressure to close.    
There is also opposition to the principle that companies can bid for more than one commercial television licence: the IBA has warned the government this will make management of the network between now and 1993 very difficult.
Companies in other EC countries can own franchises, if they pass the quality threshold, and takeovers will be allowed.    
<head>Channel</head>5 Everyone wants more choice, and Channel 5 has been driven by technological developments.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40032" docsrc="bnc_CBF_10496">
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<answer instance="channel.40032" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
But insiders say he is keen to make it a national obsession.    
From next year, under the EC's single market, foreign lottery tickets will be on sale in Britain.
An adviser said: &bquo;We do not see why we should allow foreign lotteries to take the money when it can be used for the benefit of Britain.&equo;    
The National Lotteries Bill will be published before the Commons rises for the Christmas recess on Thursday, paving the way for it to become law next year.        
Ross's new show comes under fire    
TV PRESENTER Jonathan Ross was accused of plagiarism after his latest show Americana had its debut on Saturday.    
Ross co-wrote the three part <head>Channel</head>4 series, which takes a look at the underbelly of the US, with Jack Barth, who also collaborated on a book called Roadside America.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40034" docsrc="bnc_CH2_269">
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<answer instance="channel.40034" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Complaint    
Southend sports officer Roger Clitheroe said:    
&bquo;We were not offering a babysitting service.&equo;    
Mrs Freeman, of Westcliff-on-Sea, complained and police promised an inquiry.
But a spokesman said: &bquo;She should have stayed with her child until he was booked in.&equo;        
Jump jet    
SCIENTISTS are blaming a secret American spy jet for earth tremors that jolted northern Holland.        
Sexier videos please    
LUSTY lovers have one complaint about video sex guides &mdash; they do not go far enough.    
Millions have tuned in to the tapes to spice up their sex lives.    
But they want them to be more explicit, a survey by <head>Channel</head>4's Check Out show reveals today.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40035" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1955">
<answer instance="channel.40035" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="channel.40035" senseid="channel%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
This time they told us that we were to stop hunting musk and  t&amacr;r  .
They said the government had declared them &bquo;protected species&equo; and that killing them was now a criminal offence.
At first we didn't take any notice, we just carried on regardless.
But we soon learned that the police have eyes and ears everywhere &mdash; every village, every forest, every mountain.&equo;    
L&amacr;la Bah&amacr;dur's desultory grizzling, which for some time had provided a steady accompaniment to his father's voice, suddenly broke into an urgent heartfelt wail.
Kalchu reached over to where he and H&amacr;rkini had been squabbling, picked him up by both elbows and pulled him on to his lap.
Heavy tears were brimming from his eyes, washing clear <head>channels</head>through the dirt and grime.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40037" docsrc="bnc_ABC_118">
<answer instance="channel.40037" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Dolphins have suddenly appeared to help fight off a shark attack, and they frequently guide boats through storms or treacherous waters.
Yvonne Vladislavich was on a cabin cruiser that was caught by a wave and sank off Mozambique.
She swam for 40 km (25 miles) in the shark-infested Indian Ocean, but she had cut her foot and she saw half a dozen sharks trailing her.
As the sharks circled closer, two dolphins appeared at her side and protected her until she reached a buoy and could climb up onto it to safety.    
Another report tells of a Mrs Yvonne Bliss who fell off a boat in the West Indies.
She describes how a porpoise appeared and guided her so that she was being carried with the tide, and then helped her to a section of shallow water.
As soon as she was safe her rescuer &bquo;took off like a streak on down the <head>channel</head> &equo;.        
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40038" docsrc="bnc_CKE_3109">
<answer instance="channel.40038" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40038" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It is how to walk most elegant, madam.
It is most important for young ladies wishing to become actresses.&equo;    
&bquo;Deportment, well, bless me,&equo; said Mrs Beavis in happy understanding.
&bquo;But I ain't usually called madam, I'm Mrs Bessie Beavis, and I do 'ave a room for rent.
Not that I'm desp'rate, mind, me fam'ly not bein' in want.
Still, I must say I'm taken with yer nice manners and everything.&equo;    
&bquo;I have asked at houses near the academy, but to rent a room there &mdash; yes, it is most embarrassing to say I cannot afford what is asked, and I shall not be earning until I begin my work in two weeks.
But I have come to London early to make myself familiar with it, you see.
Ah, the boat and the <head>Channel</head>this morning, I thought I would die   of sickness.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40040" docsrc="bnc_CGY_314">
<answer instance="channel.40040" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
He describes the individual interacting with the social world by filling roles that constitute an identity for her:    
The most prominent orienting devices remain the symbolically defined frames of reference of social roles, which are integrated by the constant process of the individual's or the group's construction of his own identity in the context of the world as he or they know it.   
(Holzner 1972: 45)          
For Holzner the process of socialization is important for &bquo;orienting&equo; the individual but so is the perception of consensus and, in times of crisis,   the authority of a charismatic leader.
He also gives some emphasis to <head>channels</head>of communication and their control; the flow of information that is interpreted by individuals according to their frame of reference.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40041" docsrc="bnc_A3A_159">
<answer instance="channel.40041" senseid="channel%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
Far down below us, out of sight, a scoop burrows through the earth, lifting a single drill at a time.
This autumn the ground is so dry that most of the earth falls away through the gaps in the conveyor-belts, but the digger cannot distinguish between potatoes, stones and potato-sized clods of mud, and the whole lot are delivered aloft, along two belts made of metal rods.    
At the back of the machine, on our level, an ingenious device separates out most of the stones: a circular rubber pad revolves below brushes, which are stiff enough to sweep the potatoes off into their special channel, but not rigid enough to dislodge the stones until later.    
The idea works well, but it is not infallible.
This is where we humans come in.
As soon as the monster is in motion, twin tides of spuds and stones come pouring along the two <head>channels</head> , potatoes on one side, rocks on the other.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40043" docsrc="bnc_CMT_671">
<answer instance="channel.40043" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
(Ladislav Bittman, a senior officer of Czech intelligence in the 1960s, has stated that day-to-day supervision by KGB liaison officers extended to departmental level).    
Whilst some of the more conspicuous signs of domination have diminished over the years, a more indirect but equally pervasive web of relationships has grown up.
Very much at the centre of it is the CPSU CC's Department for Liaison with Communist and Workers' Parties of Socialist Countries, founded in 1957, and headed by Yuriy Andropov from that date until his appointment to head the KGB in 1967.
This department, an offspring of the old CC Foreign Affairs Department, maintains direct ties to Central Committee members of each neighbouring Socialist country.
(Indeed, the Soviet ambassador himself probably reports through these <head>channels</head> , rather than, or in addition to, the Ministry of foreign Affairs.)
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40044" docsrc="bnc_BMJ_18">
<answer instance="channel.40044" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40044" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Although the Channel Tunnel Company set up during the 1880s survived the abandonment of the project, the pro-tunnel lobby had little success over the next 40 years despite a rash of Bills in Parliament and an inquiry by the Committee of Imperial defence in 1913.
However, the difficulties of transferring men and materials to France during the war, and the realisation that the Channel was unlikely to remain an inviolable defence in modern times, led to a revival of interest.
By 1920 the English <head>Channel</head>Tunnel Company's scheme for a rail tunnel between Shakespeare Cliff and Sangatte was at an advanced stage of development and had attracted the support of MPs, businessmen and engineers who saw it as a major work of postwar reconstruction which would provide badly needed employment at a time of recession.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40047" docsrc="bnc_A8K_1060">
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<answer instance="channel.40047" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
In the summer, an anti-hacking private member's bill was withdrawn by Ms Emma Nicholson, Tory MP for Devon West and Torridge, in the belief that government action would follow.
She has been considering reintroducing her bill this session.        
Rusting Chunnel fear &bquo;dismissed&equo;.    
By Andrew Cornelius Industrial Editor    
EUROTUNNEL, the Channel tunnel group, denied last night that the concrete linings of the Channel Tunnel could be contaminated by salt and fail prematurely.    
Mr Colin Kirkland, its technical director, described as absolute nonsense a report in New Civil Engineer magazine that research into existing subsea tunnels shows that &bquo;<head>Channel</head>tunnel wall sections as used on the French side will not be able to resist corrosion for their 120-year design life.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40048" docsrc="bnc_B03_2927">
<answer instance="channel.40048" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40048" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
It's been extraordinary because it's really taken off, and it does deal with a lot of issues that are very pertinent to elderly people's lives.&equo;    
Stephanie is regularly offered geriatric roles and thinks it is because she was brought up surrounded by archetypal elderly Englishwomen &mdash; &bquo;I suppose it entered my bloodstream&equo;.    
But she isn't complaining.
Memento Mori in particular she considers a great blow for old age, full of vigorous famous actors aged over 70 and in some cases over 80.    
Her parts often require her to be prim and snooty but she says she is nothing like that in reality.
&bquo;I swear like a trooper and I'm virtually unshockable,&equo; she asserts.       
Tuesday sees the first TV screening of the controversial film Jesus of Montreal &mdash; it's on <head>Channel</head>Four, starting at 10 p.m.          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40050" docsrc="bnc_B7M_1162">
<answer instance="channel.40050" senseid="tv_channel%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Bandwidth is also limited by the performance of the terminations at the end of the fibre.
Although in theory the bandwidth of a light link can approach infinity, in practice all lasers, photo receptors and digital conversion circuits have a finite bandwidth of operation.
There is a limit to how fast they can operate.
Also the faster they operate the more expensive they are.
Any shift of frequency, for instance, as the laser is driven hard into high frequency switching.
creates scatter in the fibre and reduces bandwidth.
The problem is worse with LEDs.    
In practice, it is possible to send a single digitally encoded TV channel only down an optical fibre.
This has generated some confusing comparisons between the capability of optical fibre and coaxial cables.
You can say that optical fibre is able to carry only one TV <head>channel</head>whereas a coaxial cable can carry up to 30.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40051" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6367">
<answer instance="channel.40051" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
It follows that LTP cannot achieve the maximum strength of which a synapse is capable: the potential for a further short-term increase is always held in reserve.
Mossy fibres terminate in the stratum lucidum of area CA3, a subfield devoid of NMDA receptors.
Consistent with this observation, LTP in mossy fibres is not blocked by the NMDA antagonist AP5 (ref. 163); moreover, it appears to be nonassociative.
The projection is technically difficult to study, and the locus and cellular mechanisms of mossy fibre LTP remain controversial.
Finally, an input-specific AP5-resistant component of LTP has been described in area CA1  165  .
The effect is small, develops gradually, is blocked by Ca  2+   <head>channel</head>antagonists, and requires stronger tetanic stimulation for its induction than is needed for NMDA receptor-dependent LTP.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40055" docsrc="bnc_BNB_950">
<answer instance="channel.40055" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40055" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Fortune for the moment seemed to be favouring the French.
A second attempt by Admiral Rodney to attack the transports at Le Havre had found the defences there too strong for his bomb-vessels to get within range, while a storm off Dunkirk had enabled a French squadron shut up in the port to make its escape.
The very night that this news reached London, however, 16 October, a far more sensational despatch arrived from Canada, reporting General Wolfe's capture (during which he was fatally wounded) of Quebec, the decisive   event in the loss by the French of their North American colonies.    
Defeat in Canada merely sharpened France's desire for revenge in Europe and as October gave way to November conditions in the <head>Channel</head>and Bay of Biscay worsened, making it ever harder for the British squadrons to hold their stations.
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In 1763 Collinson told Bartram of his concern for the  Carolina  : Captain Friend being taken by the Spaniards and carried into Bilboa, but as she was taken eleven or twelve days after the treaty was signed, she has been claimed and, I hear, this day, she will be delivered.
I presume all our seed boxes are on board, but, as it is customary, all letters were thrown overboard, so shall be at a great loss to find things.
So pray write by the very first and send to our friend Alex Colden, postmaster at New York, to go by the first mail from thence which sails every month.    
Finally Benjamin Franklin, writing to Bartram from Paris in May, 1777 expressed his concern and willingness to help:    
The communication between Britain and North America being cut off, the French botanists cannot, in that <head>channel</head> , be supplied as formerly with American seeds, etc.
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<context>
All the signs are that, with the tight time-scale, Britain will reach a compromise decision which could be bad for the nation and bad for the future of information technology.    
In June 1981, prime minister Margaret Thatcher appointed a panel to advise her government on all matters relating to information technology.
In March this year in its first report, the panel said Britain should be cabled in time for country's satellite TV service due to start in 1986.    
The future of cable is intrinsically linked with satellite TV.
A consortium of British Aerospace, GEC-Marconi and British Telecom is to operate the satellite which will beam programmes from space directly to small &bquo;dishes&equo; on houses and in back gardens.
Initially the satellite will carry two TV <head>channels</head>(out of a maximum of five permitted by international allocation) both provided by the BBC.
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Its officers, &bquo;political deputies&equo;, posted down to battalion or company level, constitute a separate chain of command, supplying personnel evaluations on a confidential basis to their political superiors.    
(3)    
 The unit Party organisation:   responsible for convening regular meetings of Party members and conducting &bquo;criticism and self-criticism&equo; of officers irrespective of military rank.    
(4)    
 The &bquo;security channel  &equo; a third chain of command.
In the GDR, officers of &bquo;Administration 2000&equo; of the State Security Service (SSD) function as an arm of the Ministry of State Security (MfS)   in the armed forces.
Its officers, often unknown to military commanders, wear the uniform of the service to which they are assigned.
In Poland, the security <head>channel</head>functions as a distinct division within the Ministry of National Defence.        
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Rather than knobs, Boogie have opted for increment/decrement &bquo;touch&equo; switching for the TriAxis, and although this might not seem particularly &bquo;rock'n'roll&equo;, most of the functions are as familiar as those on your average stack.
For instance, we have gain, treble, middle and bass, drives for Lead 1 and 2 modes plus master volume and presence controls, and one other control called Dynamic Voice.
Dynamic Voice is neat because it simulates the classic &bquo;V&equo; of a graphic EQ and the V can be made deeper or more shallow by use of the preamp's up or down keys.
It can be included in the sound or not, just like the graphic on a regular Boogie combo.
Of course it's the Enter/Exit, Program/ <head>Channel</head>buttons, the LED windows, all those other LEDs and the unit's general knoblessness and facelessness (until turned on) which tells you the TriAxis is not your average bit of kit.    
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For those in charge of the BBC and the ITV companies, the real (and ideal) meaning of the concept will continue to be tempered by the competitive environment in which their organizations seek to survive.
In practice, Shakespeare will sit alongside  Dallas  , and  Minder   alongside  Blankety Blank  , as different audiences make choices from a standard menu of &bquo;information, education and entertainment&equo;.
However, the danger is that in a newly created, lightly regulated, competitive environment it will become increasingly difficult to justify the mixed menu currently available.
Not only will the specialist interest programme go but so too will the minority programmes so carefully nurtured by organizations seeking to satisfy a broad spectrum of interests and groups.      
<head>Channel</head>four: &bquo;better by design'    
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As expected, Everex Systems Inc, based in Fremont, California, is to sell off its Esix Systems Unix operating systems arm &mdash; and the buyer is Minneapolis, Minnesota-based James River Group Inc.
The deal was being completed as we went to press, subject to approval by the bankruptcy courts.
Everex filed for Chapter 11 protection on January 4 after a projected loss of between &dollar;80m to &dollar;100m for 1992.
James River plans to integrate technology from its ICE 10+ and ICE TCP personal computer-to-Unix communications applications with the Esix shrink-wrapped version of Unix System V.4.
Ian Cummings, James River's European sales director, says the company will aim the resulting operating system package at small businesses.
The Esix product and company will continue to operate under the Esix name.
The enhanced Esix product will be sold through new <head>channels</head>as well as existing Esix and James River distributors.
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Following transfection with a complementary DNA for PLC-  &ggr;  1  ,   the effects of bradykinin were unchanged, whereas the PDGF-induced responses were markedly enhanced; the rate of InsP  3   formation was increased, resulting in a larger calcium signal with a reduced latency.        
InsP  3   and ryanodine receptors    
InsP  3   and ryanodine receptors (RYRs) represent the two principal intracellular calcium channels responsible for mobilizing stored calcium.
These two receptors will be considered together because they share considerable structural and functional homologies.
A family of IP  3   Rs has now been identified (see Box 3) with molecular diversity arising from both alternative splicing and the existence of separate genes.
The IP  3   R contains typical membrane-spanning domains in the C-terminal region which anchor the protein in the membrane with four of the subunits combining to form the functional InsP  3   -sensitive calcium <head>channel</head>(Fig. 2  c)  .
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Britain's oldest bungee jumper, 70-year-old great-grandmother Betty Wilson, leapt from a 165ft crane.
Mrs Wilson is blind.
This helps, she says &mdash; &bquo;you can't see how far you might fall.&equo;        
British broadcasting    
Metamorphosis    
&bquo;GREGOR SAMSA awoke one morning from uneasy dreams to find himself transformed into a gigantic insect.&equo;
As radical mutations go, the state of British broadcasting has got nothing on Kafka.
But for a business used to being dominated by a single entity &mdash; the BBC &mdash; the past few years have been unsettling.
First there was the auction of the ITV (<head>Channel</head>3) franchises in 1991; then the launch of Classic FM, the first national commercial radio station, in 1992; the growth of satellite and cable-TV; and the review of the BBC's charter.
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On the northern Hebrides slope the sediment apron is up to 200 metres thick and is composed largely of an amalgamated sequence of mound-shaped mass-flow deposits.
These consist of debris-flows composed of unsorted stony sands and clays with turbidite sands and muds: they are resedimented glaciomarine deposits from the ice-margin front.
The accumulation of debris flows in this area has caused the shelf-edge to have prograded seawards up to 5 kilometres in places.    
On the lower part of the northern Hebrides Slope and in the basin plain of the northern Rockall Trough the debris flows are buried beneath a cover of mud that was derived from the glacier front, together with drop-stones that melted out of icebergs drifting in the area.
To the north, however, at the south-western end of the Faeroe-Shetland <head>Channel</head> , the stronger bottom currents have locally exposed debris-flow sediments at the sea bed.
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 FENDER   Japanese 12-string Strat, mint, &pound;330.
Giffin, weird six string pick up guitar, &pound;250.
Bond Electraglide, &pound;250.
Silvertone amp in case guitar, &pound;250.
Gretsch Wilbury, &pound;100.
Vox bass amp, 50 watts, new combo, &pound;50.      
 FENDER   Japanese Stratocaster, black, Kahler double locking trem, &pound;450 ono, immaculate condition.      
 FENDER   Japanese Stratocaster, Floyd type tremolo, locking nut, sunburst, &pound;195, hard case extra, or swap for Telecaster.      
 FENDER   Jazz Bass USA, 1973, maple neck and board, original custom colour, VGC plus case, &pound;525 ono.      
 FENDER   M-80 combo, 65 watts, fully switchable split <head>channels</head>and stereo chorus, 1 year old, &pound;230.      
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Even more remarkably, they do not digest the nematocysts along with the rest of the sea anemone, but collect them in their stomachs and then pass them along narrow channels lined by motile hairs which move the contents of the channel in one direction only, and which lead from the stomach to tiny pouches situated near the periphery of the papillae.
There the nematocysts are arranged in symmetrical rows, correctly orientated for discharge against the sea slug's enemies.
The sea slugs therefore use the defence mechanism of another creature for their own defence.    
An example of the interactions between living things in which both partners would appear to benefit equally occurs in the Amazon Forest where one particular species of orchid is pollinated by just one species of bee which seems to be tailor-made to fit the flower which it pollinates.
An example of this was shown in a television wild-life programme.
The bee enters the flower to collect the nectar, pollinating it in the process, but then finds that it can only escape from the flower by crawling along a narrow, tortuous <head>channel</head> .
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The front panel starts with the guitar input and channel select button, and follows with the controls for channel one, the &bquo;clean&equo; channel.
These comprise the usual treble, middle and bass rotaries, but also there's a presence pot to further enhance treble response.
A pull pot marked &bquo;gain/crunch&equo; allows this channel's mean side to show itself.
Last in line for channel one is another pull pot, labelled &bquo;Master&equo;, with the dual function of reverb level and volume control for this channel.    
I must say at this point that all the controls have a nice, rubberised feel to them, although they may be slightly on the flimsy side for any serious, rough handling.    
Between <head>channels</head>one and two we find an auxiliary socket, which can be used to input a second instrument.
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This is further enlarged to show the spine in more detail and the boxed region from which the fluorescence measurements were obtained.
(The box is 1&mgr;m.)
The graph plots the relative fluorescence, emitted by the indicator fluo-3, as a function of time.
The tetanus (100Hz, 1s), delivered for the duration of the bar, resulted in a transient increase in fluorescence.
The upper trace shows the synaptic current induced by the tetanus, recorded through a patch-pipette.
The cell was internally dialysed and clamped at -35mV to eliminate all voltage-gated Ca  2+   channel activity and the slice was treated with thapsigargin to deplete intracellular Ca  2+   stores.
Under these conditions the fluorescence changes are caused by Ca  2+   permeating through NMDA <head>channels</head> .          
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They find them overly concerned to   engage with &bquo;management&equo; in an adversarial relationship, in ways that seem harsh, legalistic and materialistic.
Of course teachers want a reasonable salary and decent career prospects.
But more than that most want the satisfaction of feeling they are doing a worthwhile job well &mdash; and here the unions don't seem to offer much help.
They are as traditional, narrow-minded and uncreative in their approach to educational debate as the Government.
They seem only capable of being negatively reactive to other people's suggestions, and disappointingly preoccupied with status and regard, to the almost total exclusion of serious educational debate.
Yet despite these misgivings in teachers' minds, the unions offer (witness the strength of feeling in the &bquo;action&equo; of 1986&ndash;7) a <head>channel</head>of expression for the frustration and confusion that they feel.
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One limitation of these studies, however, is that while they demonstrate the capacities of the dolphin to develop a particular kind of human-derived language ability under the influence of humans, we are still pretty ignorant about the existence of any natural language among dolphin species, although their communication with each other is clearly complex and elaborate.    
One clear difference between human and dolphin perception is that because of the ability of sound waves to penetrate objects, the dolphin can listen and &bquo;see&equo; through things.
A dolphin &bquo;listening&equo; to another dolphin can hear inner information with a kind of X-ray vision &mdash; body contours can be heard diffusely, teeth and bone reasonably well, and those parts containing air very distinctly.
This has considerable significance for the communication of emotional states and personal interaction.
It must be virtually impossible for a dolphin to hide its inner emotional state.
John Sutphen suggests that with the three sonar <head>channels</head>available to dolphins, cetaceans can see-read-hear into each others' hearts and brains.
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Fifteen years were lost after the 1966 flood in sterile discussion, while the first special law for Venice (no. 171, 16 April 1973) proved completely unworkable.
A second special law, to remedy the defects of the first, was passed in 1984 (no. 798, 29 November), setting up the Consorzio Venezia Nuova to study and deal with problems connected with the physical protection of Venice.    
The suggested projects are:    
The banning of petrol tankers and ships transporting chemical products from the lagoon to remove the risk of the ecological disaster an accident might cause and to allow additional measures to be taken to restore the hydrogeological balance.
When tankers were first allowed into the Lagoon <head>channels</head>had to be deepened for them, bringing more water into the Lagoon.
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Cabin air goes through the wheel wells when the gear is down, through a heat exchanger to wing fuel when aloft.
Deicing is by the (British) TKS &bquo;weeping wing&equo; system.
The fuselage has no separate stringers, these being integral with the chemically-milled heavy skin (which type of construction is credited with much of the Buccaneer's longevity).
V  ref   when configured for the approach (as here) at typical landing weight is around 115 knots.
The trailing-link mainwheels hang down some fourteen inches in flight.
SJ30 deliveries should begin next year.        
Follow a Shadow    
Disabled former Fleet Air Arm helicopter pilot Trevor Jones is planning to fly a CFM Shadow microlight across the English <head>Channel</head>later this summer, and would like some company.
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It will give SCO customers computer-clustering capabilities to support transaction processing and parallel-processing databases.
Both companies will distribute the unnamed product to OEMs, VARs, integrators and end users.
Chorus meanwhile, has already graduated to SVR4 and what SCO will be using is earlier Chorus technology more in keeping with its installed base.        
DATA GENERAL FORMS INDIRECT SALES COMPANY FOR RAID    
Data General Corp is diversifying into RAID storage subsystems integration with a new company that will market its products through resellers and on the OEM market.
The new company, called CLARiiON, will be headed by Thomas West, senior vice-president.
CLARiiON will not use Data General's own sales force to market the products, only indirect <head>channels</head> .
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<context>
Instead Smith Kline chose just twenty-five key distributors, with whom it maintained far closer contact than was usual practice.
The Japanese launch was a success, although it is open to question how much of the success can be attributed to innovative marketing and how much to the technical qualities of the product.        
Komatsu, the Japanese manufacturer of farm machinery, provides a further example of success by ignoring conventional wisdom.
Intending to introduce its product range to the USA, it was confronted by a lack of a distribution system &mdash; the existing players in this market had tied it up.
It took its products to the southern USA, where lightweight machinery (in which it then specialised) was particularly suitable because soil conditions were sandier and so easier to work.    
A new distribution <head>channel</head>was devised &mdash; construction equipment dealers.
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<answer instance="channel.40090" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
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The Home Secretary may, however, refuse to grant a franchise if he suspects the funding arrangements, or feels &bquo;it would not be in the public interest for the licence to be awarded&equo;.    
Channel 4 will be allowed to continue its current remit, ensuring a range of minority-interest programmes and keeping its &bquo;distinctive character.&equo;
Appointments to the ruling body will be made by the ITC, and will require government approval.
Channel 4 will also sell its own advertising, but will have a financial safety net under Channel 3 if its revenue falls below 14 per cent of independent terrestrial TV revenue.    
The bill also refers to a new channel, to be known as channel 5.
Again it says licences will be allocated by competitive tender, as for Channel 3, but as yet it is unlikely Channel 5 will be broadcast nationwide.    
The bill also lays down provision for detailed news coverage by both <head>Channels</head>3 and 5.
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<answer instance="channel.40093" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
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&bquo;I was sorry to see them striding along the walks at Tunbridge Wells with their arms akimbo, dressed in martial uniform,&equo; wrote the authoress Elizabeth Montagu that spring of some fellow members of her sex.
&bquo;As many our modern dames want the modesty of women, I hope they will have the courage of men and&hellip; drive the French back again if they invade us.&equo;    
The nation's real defenders were meanwhile still suffering from those perpetual enemies, neglect and corruption.
When war again   broke out with France in June 1778 it proved difficult to scrape together 21 ships of the line ready for sea, in spite of a nominal strength of 199 first, second or third rates.
That month saw a new invasion alarm, as a French fleet cruised up and down the <head>Channel</head>under Admiral D'Orvilliers and a large French army under Marshal de Broglie was assembled at Vaussieux in Normandy, though this was in fact only a routine &bquo;camp of exercise&equo;.
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The next generation of chips, which the company could fit in existing digital sets, will offer selective zoom, still pictures, and multistandard operation.
A frame store could freeze any moment of the action on screen, and display it as a still picture.
The zoom control would allow the viewer to enlarge any area of the picture displayed.
And because the signals inside the television are in digits, it is of no consequence to the circuits whether the input is the US standard 525-line or the European 625 lines.
So a single set can cope with either standard.    
It is also relatively easy to double the number of lines displayed to improve definition, or to double the number of picture frames displayed every second to eliminate flicker.
A viewer will also be able to check what's on another <head>channel</head>by inlaying a small picture of that channel in the corner of the main picture.
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Munich-based consumer electronics group Schneider Rundfunkwerke AG, ravaged by personal computer price wars, says it cut its group loss to less than &dollar;45m 1992 from &dollar;90m the previous year, and it told Reuter it hopes to approach breakeven this year; 1992 sales were around &dollar;310m compared with &dollar;377m done in 1991.        
IDB WORLDCOM AND TELEFONOS DE MEXICO SIGN AGREEMENT    
Los Angeles-based IDB Communications Group Inc says its IDB Worldcom signed an operating agreement with Telefonos de Mexico SA de CV to offer international phone service.        
ERICSSON TO SUPPLY &dollar;300m WORTH OF EQUIPMENT TO GUANDONG POST    
L M Ericsson Telefon AB has a contract worth &dollar;300m to supply telephone exchanges and related equipment to Guangdong Post and Telecommunications Bureau, the largest contract it has yet signed in China; the contract formalises a broad agreement made back in June 1992.        
TRINZIC COMPLETES <head>CHANNEL</head>COMPUTING DEAL    
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<answer instance="channel.40101" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
Amnesty's job is to breach these walls, to discover the truth within, and then to act.    
The immense task of gathering, analysing and confirming allegations of human rights violations from around the world falls to the Research Department at the International Secretariat, Amnesty's headquarters in London.    
&bquo;We are obviously not there when someone is being tortured or killed.
When we hear of such cases, we investigate and draw on as many sources as possible to find out what happened&hellip;
In one sense it's very much like good investigative journalism,&equo; explains Malcolm Smart, Head of Research at the IS.    
The information comes to the IS through myriad <head>channels</head> , some of them formal &mdash; over 1,100 newspapers, journals, government bulletins and transcripts of radio broadcasts are sifted &mdash; and others that are less predictable.
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<answer instance="channel.40102" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
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On powering up, the front panel breaks out into a mini light show, each window blazing out its particular setting in red, except for the program number window which reads out in green for easy identification on stage.
Additionally, the aforementioned bank of LEDs indicates which mode is selected, whether or not the TriAxis's effects loop is engaged and which of the preamp's outboard switches is activated.    
Outboard switches?
Yes, well, these comprise a group of four jack sockets on the back, and constitute a clever move on Boogie's part.
They're basic open/close switch sockets and each can switch a piece of outboard gear.
For instance, you've decided to run the TriAxis through a couple of Boogie combos (sorry, I've just spent &pound;4,500 for you!).
The outboard switches lend you the power to engage or disengage all of the combos'  externally switchable options   (eg. <head>channel</head>selection, graphic on/off and reverb on/off) direct from the TriAxis.
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IOMEGA LAUNCHES ADDITIONS TO FLOPTICAL PRODUCTS    
Removable mass storage manufacturer Iomega Corp has launched three new additions to its floptical drive family: the first is a 21Mb parallel port floptical drive for customers that want to use parallel ports to connect their boxes to laptop, notebook and desktop personal computers; data transfer is 1.6Mbits per second and the drive costs &pound;530; the other two are 21Mb SCSI internal and external floptical drives for personal computers; these are aimed at users with AT, EISA and Micro <head>Channel</head>systems and both work with standard SCSI adaptors, such as Future Domain Inc's TMC 850F and Adaptec Inc's 1522FS; data transfer is again 1.6Mbits per second; the internal drive costs &pound;360 and the external drive &pound;400.        
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<instance id="channel.40107" docsrc="bnc_B1N_733">
<answer instance="channel.40107" senseid="channel%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
JTR &bquo;did not see the glen to the greatest advantage; the weather was too fine.&equo;
The weekend was under a heatwave according to the  Oban Times   of August 25th, 1876.
The same weekend in 1990 was identical and sketching was a tedium of narrowed eyes against the glare.    
JTR    
I met a man in the glen who seemed to know every spot, and gave me the Gaelic names of all the corries.
He described to me the glen in a storm &mdash; the darkness that mantles it, the springing into life of untold hosts of runlets, the careering in mad fury of the burns as they break through and tower above the <head>channel</head>wherein they are wont to flow; the showers, the careering of the clouds, the thunderings and the lightning-flashings, and the artillery of the winds, as the air-gusts meet the peaks and explode in the hollows of the darksome corries.
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<context>
The Guardian only needs to seek agreement from 75 per cent of those who vote, while the Abbey had to secure the vote of 20 per cent of all eligible investing members, with 75 per cent of those in favour and a majority vote in favour from eligible borrowers.        
TSB hangs up on a telephone banking scheme.    
By Teresa Hunter    
THE TSB, the bank which likes to say &bquo;yes&equo;, has followed the Midland into direct banking &mdash; but it has said &bquo;no&equo; to launching a comprehensive telephone banking package.    
TSB Direct will offer personal loans, mortgages and insurance advice to the TSB's seven million customers and customers of other banks who wish to apply.    
There will be two direct <head>channels</head>&mdash; a fast-answer telephone service for sophisticated customers and a postal service for the less sophisticated.
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<answer instance="channel.40111" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
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Manufacture started in 1967 in the Laney family's garden shed, and when the order book started to bulge this was promptly expanded to the lounge and dining room!
Eventually, a more suitable location was sought and the company has gone from strength to strength ever since.    
Of late, the Laney range has focused on solid state technology to fuel its best-selling Linebacker range, resisting the current fetish for sticking a single valve into the preamp section in an attempt to provide the best of both worlds.
It is their experience in the field of solid state that they have poured into this anniversary model, at the same time dismissing the hybrid technology as a mere conjuring trick.      
CONSTRUCTION    
The World Series amps are very similar in outward appearance to their Linebacker cousins.
The 80R is essentially a twin <head>channel</head> , 80 watt amplifier with a few departures from the norm that are all its own.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40113" docsrc="bnc_ABA_484">
<answer instance="channel.40113" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40113" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
And the outbreak of the Korean War in June 1950 looked so very like the preliminaries to the Third World War that it led to Eisenhower again becoming the Allied Supreme Commander, Europe, with Montgomery as his deputy in November to prepare resistance to a probable Soviet invasion across the Iron Curtain.    
This chain of events led to British support of NATO becoming the basis of her Second Pillar of grand strategy, but it was to be another four years, and under Churchill's last Administration, before it was finally set in concrete with the extension of the Brussels Treaty in the October 1954.
Britain pledged herself to keep BAOR, comprising four divisions, and RAF (Germany) on the Continent in order to assuage French fears of German rearmament, which the extended Treaty now authorized.
For the first time since Mary Tudor lost Calais in 1558, Britain had troops permanently stationed across the <head>Channel</head>in peacetime.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40114" docsrc="bnc_C9M_534">
<answer instance="channel.40114" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Balancing the master volume against the power amp's levels will have some effect on the sound so, again, I settled for about half-way, with the CF-200 feeding a pair of Celestion-loaded Proamplifier 2x12 cabinets.    
At low output all three channels put out some very convincing sounds.
The clean channel ranges from a sparkle to a dark, deep and warm tone &mdash; exactly what I'd expect from a solid state clean channel.
The mid seems a little biased towards the upper part of the frequency band and at low level that also adds bite to the top end, creating a good, solid midrange tone.    
Crunch exhibits exactly that, although a certain amount of brittleness does get in the way of the smooth, valve-based sound I tend to prefer.
EQ'ing helps, but I found that over-correction would affect the lead <head>channel</head> , which shares the same tone circuitry, so I had to accept a compromise for my crunch sound.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40117" docsrc="bnc_B09_234">
<answer instance="channel.40117" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40117" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
At Ash Street the tramroad ends and the track traverses Lord Street and North Albert Street &mdash; originally East Street and West Street &mdash; on its way to the Ferry.
At first the track was more widely     spaced with ornamental centre poles, but in 1927 &mdash; at the request of Fleetwood &mdash; side poles and span wires were substituted and the track re-positioned centrally.    
The route in Company days terminated at Bold Street, where there was a small depot housing four cars; but the construction of the Ferry loop line in 1925 disconnected the depot, which was leased until demolished in 1973.
A block of flats now occupies the site.
The Ferry loop line brought the trams to the waterfront, passing on their return the Pharos Lighthouse, which had been built in 1840.
Uniquely placed in the centre of the street, it was in line with a smaller lighthouse on the seafront, which together guided ships down the Wyre <head>Channel</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40118" docsrc="bnc_CNP_76">
<answer instance="channel.40118" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Corollary Inc will announce the availability of CNS-1600, a built-in surge protection feature on its Connection Station communication servers: CNS-1600 is an Ethernet device, which enables users to hot key between multiple   simultaneous   sessions with the same or different host; it provides protection for up to 16 serial lines; out this week.        
AMERICAN DIGITAL DATA ASSOCIATION TO SHOW ADS/3000 DISK ARRAY SUBSYSTEM    
American Digital Data Association Inc, Baldwin Park, California, will show the ADS/3000 Disk Array Subsystem, a host-independent array that supports RAID 0, 3 and 5: it can be connected to any Unix host with SCSI I or II interfaces, comes in a five <head>channel</head>configuration and supports fast and wide SCSI stores up to 5Gb of data; it costs &dollar;7,000.        
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40120" docsrc="bnc_A0E_594">
<answer instance="channel.40120" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40120" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
The theme of the talk will be: TELEVISION AND EMANCIPATION.    
Alan Fountain is a Senior Commissioning Editor at Channel 4, where he is responsible for Independent Film and Video.
Alan Fountain was deeply involved in independent film culture throughout the 1970's, at East Midlands Art, on the BFI Production Board and as a writer and director.
From Channel 4's inception, he has encouraged talents that never previously found a place within the mainstream television, in particular through the workshop movement, but also on an international scale through regular features and documentaries from the Third World.
In his position as Commissioning Editor Alan has introduced to <head>Channel</head>4's schedule THE ELEVENTH HOUR, PEOPLE TO PEOPLE, CINEMA FROM THREE CONTINENTS, THE MEDIA SHOW, OUT ON TUESDAY and TELEVISION WITH A DIFFERENCE.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40121" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6156">
<answer instance="channel.40121" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
But it is unlikely that rises in Ca  2+   of this duration are necessary for the induction of LTP in view of the demonstration that LTP can still be induced even if the duration of the post-tetanic rise in Ca  2+   is restricted to less than 3s, using a photo-activatable caged Ca  2+   chelator.
Complementary data have come from combining Ca  2+   imaging with whole-cell recording.
Although, for technical reasons, LTP could not be induced, this preparation allowed Ca  2+   signals to be correlated directly with the synaptic response.
Strong tetanic stimulation, which evoked large NMDA receptor-mediated synaptic currents, produced Ca  2+   transients lasting only a few seconds.
This combination of techniques has also enabled the Ca  2+   signal that permeates NMDA channels on dendritic spines to be detected (Fig. 2).    
There are indications from Ca  2+   imaging experiments that the Ca  2+   which permeates NMDA <head>channels</head>is augmented by Ca  2+   release from intracellular stores (see Box 3).
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40124" docsrc="bnc_B0A_445">
<answer instance="channel.40124" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40124" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
He did not merely jump on the bandwagon of the great railway boom, but rethought the whole business from scratch and &mdash; with sound reasoning &mdash; adopted a broad gauge (7 feet) which only had to be converted to the &bquo;standard&equo; gauge of 4 feet 8&frac12; inches after nearly sixty years because it had become isolated from the rest of the country's railway network.
Brunel was a successful naval architect, and an outstanding builder of bridges and tunnels, to say nothing of his three great steamships, the  Great Western  , which sailed out of the Bristol <head>Channel</head>to open up the first regular passenger service between Europe and America; the  Great Britain   (  see   Bristol); and the  Great Eastern  ,   which began its maiden voyage a few days before Brunel's death in 1859, and remained the largest ship afloat for nearly half a century.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40125" docsrc="bnc_B31_1334">
<answer instance="channel.40125" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Although largely confined to salt water in Sussex, there are sufficient inland records to suggest that one or two mergansers can be found on inland waters every winter.    
The arrival and departure of winter visitors overlaps passage, but peak winter counts are usually made in December or January.
Spring passage commonly extends from early March to late May, but sea-watching results from Selsey Bill since 1960 consistently show that the passage peaks in the first three   weeks of April, and off Beachy Head Cooper (1975) found a marked peak between 11 and 20 April.
Numbers vary, but up to 650 birds have been noted passing up the <head>Channel</head>in a spring, and movements of 50 to 100 birds in a day are an annual event; 234 flying east off Beachy Head on 15 April 1968 is the largest single movement noted.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40128" docsrc="bnc_C8L_63">
<answer instance="channel.40128" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
The mother, aged 22, of Wolverhampton, had been stabbed to death and her husband, aged 30, was hanging by an electric cable from a loft beam.    
Neighbours called the police after the little girl whispered through the letterbox: &bquo;My mummy and daddy are asleep.&equo;        
One might also whisper, &bquo;The church is asleep!&equo; while such scenes of despair occur each week in our nation.
And yet how many tragic cases of hopelessness in families and amongst children are there which never reach our newspapers?
Behind one door in three in each street or high rise   there is a family affected by the confusion of divorce, to name just one cause for distress.
The church is the <head>channel</head>chosen and appointed by God to bring hope to the hopeless &mdash; and yet often the church is not present in the very place where she is needed most.      
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40129" docsrc="bnc_CRM_4849">
<answer instance="channel.40129" senseid="channel%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Here we show that the carrier generates an alkalinization outside and an acidification inside glial cells, and transports anions out of the cells, suggesting that there is a carrier cycle in which two Na  +   accompany each glutamate anion into the cell, while one K  +   and one OH  -   (or HCO) are transported out.
This stoichiometry predicts a minimum &lsqb;Glu&rsqb;  o   of 0.6&mgr;M normally (tonically activating presynaptic autoreceptors and postsynaptic NMDA receptors), and 370&mgr;M during brain anoxia (high enough to kill neurons).
Transport of OH  -   /HCO on the uptake carrier generates significant pH changes, and may provide a mechanism for neuron-glial interaction.    
Glutamate uptake was monitored electrically in salamander retinal glia, which have uptake like that in mammalian glia and neurons but have no glutamate-gated ion <head>channels</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40131" docsrc="bnc_CSK_75">
<answer instance="channel.40131" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
The API, based on the SQL Access Group's call-level interface specification, accommodates relational and personal-computer databases across multi-vendor platforms and applications.
According to the group, IDAPI is an extension of Borland's Object Database API, which creates a single point of access for locating SQL or navigational data.
The group is currently developing another component for the API, which will address non-SQL data stored in personal computer databases.
Development kits for MS-DOS, Windows, NetWare, IBM's AIX and OS/2 are scheduled for release mid 1993.        
AST Research Inc is setting up high-end indirect sales <head>channels</head>for Manhattan, its Intel 80486-based multi-processing machine: the company will sign up to 100 NetWare and Unix-oriented distributors.        
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40132" docsrc="bnc_CE5_1844">
<answer instance="channel.40132" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Doyle stepped through into the bedroom.
The curtains were closed, the room stuffy with the smell of socks and sweat.
The ashtray by the bed was crammed with cigarette butts, and two mugs of cold, scummy tea perched precariously on the bed-side table.    
In the middle of the floor was a suitcase, opened, its contents of clothes ruffled and loose.
Someone living, literally, out of a travelling bag, Doyle thought.    
Bodie again, his voice a whispered murmur of urgency.
&bquo;Punter.
Could be Weaver.&equo;    
&bquo;Got it,&equo; said Doyle, equally softly.
He moved quickly to the lounge, and stood behind the door, listening for the key to go in the latch.    
But a moment later Bodie was on the <head>channel</head>again.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40136" docsrc="bnc_C9N_2861">
<answer instance="channel.40136" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Carlsbro Cobra 90 bass combo, &pound;140.
HHK150 keyboard combo, &pound;195.      
 PEAVEY   Special 130 watt combo, as new, &pound;225.      
 PEAVEY   Stereo Chorus 2x12, ungigged, never been used, excelent condition, couple of months old, &pound;550.      
 PEAVEY   TNT 150 watt bass amplifier with Black Widow speaker, &pound;250.
Fenix bass, redburst finish, 10 months old, &pound;300 or both for &pound;500.      
 PEAVEY   Triumph 60 watt amp, &pound;325 ono.
Bass Collection SB301 bass, &pound;225 ono, both in excellent condition.      
 PEAVEY   Triumph 120 valve combo, 10 months old, &pound;400 ono.      
 PEAVEY   Triumph 120 watt valve combo, 3 <head>channels</head> , reverb, footswitch, great condition, &pound;450 ono.      
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40137" docsrc="bnc_CR7_1745">
<answer instance="channel.40137" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Not so Pearson and Virgin's entrenched rivals.
They are keenly aware that these forays are the latest signs that British broadcasting is becoming increasingly commercial &mdash; and competitive.    
The change is most splashy in radio.
Mr Branson won the eight-year franchise last April with a bid of &pound;1.9m.
The commercial-radio sector prays that he will be its saviour.
Despite having grown from 33 local stations in 1980 to more than 100 now, commercial radio's share of advertising spending has stayed stuck at 2%.
Local operators hope that, if national commercial radio takes off, some cash will trickle down to them.    
For that to happen Virgin 1215 will need to be a hit.
Mr Branson has no intention of being a Classic FM, which as a classical-music <head>channel</head>has limited appeal.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40140" docsrc="bnc_CBG_4099">
<answer instance="channel.40140" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;The IAAF are very vindictive,&equo; he added.
&bquo;I first thought they made a mistake with the test but later I thought it was more anti-American.&equo;        
A feast of golf    
BSkyB yesterday announced it will screen live 40 US PGA tournaments on the Sky Sports channel next year.    
Coverage of the American golf tour will begin on January 8 with the Tournament of Champions in Carlsbad, California.
The presenter will be David Livingstone with expert analysis from Tony Jacklin and Ken Brown.    
Sam Chisholm, chief executive of Sky, which is partly owned by TODAY publishers News International, said: &bquo;The new deal will bring all the biggest stars of world golf to Sky Sports, making it arguably the very best sports <head>channel</head>in the world.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40142" docsrc="bnc_C91_479">
<answer instance="channel.40142" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Assuming that the system is based on a common 8-bit Z80 microprocessor, the ADC should be allocated a unique I/O address (chosen so as to avoid conflict with other I/O devices which may be present).
Reading the data from the ADC is then a relatively simple matter of executing a port input instruction (this has the form IN A, (port) where port is the address of the ADC.
In a practical system, the &bquo;data available&equo; output of the ADC chip is used to generate an interrupt request (via the active-low IRQ line).           
Note 1: The &bquo;number of channels&equo; specifies the number of analogue inputs that may be connected to the ADC chip.
Where more than one <head>channel</head>is provided for, the device is question will incorporate some form of analogue multiplexer.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40144" docsrc="bnc_B1H_2402">
<answer instance="channel.40144" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
On either side of the river there is plenty of open flat land for factories, such as the aircraft works at Brough and the petrochemical plant which is expanding to the east of Hull, where there are new factories making paints and plastics.
Docks are plentiful.
Trade with the EEC is growing.    
Many shopkeepers in Hull had falling profits as the fishing industry declined.
Why may they expect a better future?    
 K.   Other ports on the Humber are newer and smaller.
 Goole   (17 000 people) was created in 1825 with docks to transfer coal from the canal barges to small ships for transport to London.
Now this port also handles some general cargoes to and from Europe.    
Which canals meet near Goole?    
 L.    Immingham   was an idea of the directors of a railway company in 1912.
The docks were built where the deep water <head>channel</head>of the Humber touches the southern coast.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40146" docsrc="bnc_E9P_143">
<answer instance="channel.40146" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40146" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
The group adds: &bquo;Traditionally tankers have averaged a physical life of 20 years, and a well-maintained 20-year-old tanker is safer than a poorly-maintained five-year-old tanker.&equo;    
It has been argued that double-hulled vessels can be more hazardous in high-speed collisions than single-hulled vessels.
Shell argues that rather than introducing new requirements of dubious value, governments should enforce existing regulations to force sub-standard ships out of business.     
The Braer disaster &mdash; could it happen off Essex?        
Council chief to tell nation of area's bid for assistance    
A BID launched by Harwich and Clacton for assisted area status will receive national prominence tonight.    
Chief executive of Tendring District Council, David Mitchell-Gears, is scheduled to appear on <head>Channel</head>4 News at 7pm to talk about the application.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40148" docsrc="bnc_CR7_1751">
<answer instance="channel.40148" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
He aims to grab 8% of the audience by offering more music and less talk, thereby attacking the BBC's Radio One, which has recently offered more talk and less music.
The main reason for that is John Birt, the BBC's boss, and his belief that Radios One and Two must be different to justify their bit of the licence fee.
Such constraints mean that Virgin 1215 can succeed, cutting into Radio One's audience &mdash; and, ironically, making it harder to use its popularity to justify its subsidy.    
It is the ITV network that is most obviously threatened by Pearson.
By taking over Thames, the firm has taken a big step towards becoming a powerhouse in British television.
Thames produces nearly a quarter of commercial television's prime-time programming, and is a partner (with the BBC) in UK Gold, a satellite <head>channel</head>featuring many re-runs from Thames's rich library of shows.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40149" docsrc="bnc_CEK_7165">
<answer instance="channel.40149" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40149" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Baroness Hollis of Heigham &mdash; formerly Patricia, the daughter of a van driver &mdash; was a Labour leader of Norwich Council and a university lecturer.
She is one of the hard-working peers who take their political roles seriously.    
She often puts in a 60-hour week, and if the Lords had 1,217 members like her there's no doubt it would be an effective place.
But it hasn't.    
&bquo;The House of Lords has got to be reformed,&equo; she says.
&bquo;The hereditary peers have got to go.
The first step would be to confine voting to life peers.    
&bquo;If you got rid of the hereditary right to vote you would lose 85 per cent of the problems.    
&bquo;And if you had a democratically elected house it would totally alter the balance of the Lords from being predominantly Conservative.&equo;    
The <head>Channel</head>4 film went ahead only after lengthy negotiations.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40151" docsrc="bnc_AN2_1865">
<answer instance="channel.40151" senseid="channel%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
At first it was just the driver's door, but now the other side doors are starting to leak.
I have added stick-on stuff and silicone sealer with no success.
I now wear Drizabone which works, but my feet get wet and I don't like wearing wellies.
Any ideas?
Also, how easy is it to replace the window runners on the doors and rear body?    
Leaks are relatively easy to fix if you can find their source.
A garden hose is useful here to help.
There are many places Land Rovers leak.
If the leak is high up, then it is probably the roof to gutter joint which is sealed from new and, as the sealer ages, it allows water to enter the vehicle.
Resealing with white mastic in the joint will stop water ingress at this point.
The window runners are replaced by finding the screws which hold the <head>channel</head>down and unscrewing them.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40152" docsrc="bnc_BMJ_186">
<answer instance="channel.40152" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Any remaining doubts about the industry's ability to compete effectively with the tunnel may be dispelled if the results of recent research from the London Business School (published in the journal Economic Policy) are to be believed.
This suggests that a 20%percnt; reduction in ferry costs through new manning arrangements and the use of larger ships would reduce the profitability of the Tunnel to zero in 1994; a reduction of 40%, which is within the bounds of possibility, would produce a &pound;4bn loss.
In view of the financial vulnerability of the project, the researchers argue that the most efficient solution would be for the governments to re-purchase the franchise once the Tunnel has been built and run the operation at marginal cost.
However, such an outcome seems highly unlikely in the present political climate.        
The ports    
Whatever the future of the ferry industry it seems clear that the <head>Channel</head>ports are bound to suffer sharp job losses in the short term.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40154" docsrc="bnc_C9L_271">
<answer instance="channel.40154" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
If you pull the chassis out, somewhere inside them will be a stamp saying &bquo;Treble&equo; or &bquo;Bass&equo;, and the one to look for is &bquo;Treble&equo;.
But don't confuse &bquo;Treble&equo; with &bquo;Treble Boost&equo;.
&bquo;Treble Boost&equo; are garbage; they're just not worth discussing.    
&bquo;You know, my life changed when I found the Vox amplifier.
I tell you, I've had Sound Citys, which were garbage, Marshall, which I found unreliable and kind of loud, Roland Jazz Chorus 120s &mdash; I've used those live with the distortion button turned on &mdash; and I had a Music Man amp for a while.
And then along came an old battered AC30, which Lance, my guitar tech, gave to me.
He said, &bquo;Man, look, this is  the   amp,&equo; and from that point on I didn't look back.    
&bquo;I drive them really hard, to the absolute max.
But here's another key tip for those Vox users out there: I only use one <head>channel</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40155" docsrc="bnc_ATA_611">
<answer instance="channel.40155" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40155" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
It took people a long time to understand that Education had a much broader view on Channel 4, and that many of the things that would elsewhere have been informational, or features or factual, would actually find a home in my lot, rather than in Liz's.        
So initially they defined Education very narrowly?    
Everybody still does &mdash; there's this knee-jerk reaction that education equals learning, not even that,  schooling  .
If you think about it, the majority of bosses in the media are &mdash; not actually uneducated &mdash; but they have not by and large come through the graduate tracks.
Like computing, it's an industry where you   can make your way up.
It is very good for creativity but it does have some other problems.
It allows people not even to understand when they are being irrational.        
But what about attitudes to you as a woman?    
Well, let's say clearly about <head>Channel</head>4 that what Jeremy Isaacs did was quite unique.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40157" docsrc="bnc_CH5_5278">
<answer instance="channel.40157" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40157" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
THOUSANDS of Britons leave money to their pampered pets when they die.    
But jealous relatives can challenge Tiddles' or Fido's inheritance.    
One safeguard is an insurance policy from Friends Provident.    
It should ensure your pet lives in the lap of luxury &mdash; without risking a legal challenge.    
The policy guarantees a fixed sum to your pet if you die.    
Saving &pound;10 per month for up to ten years will provide &pound;14,750 for your pet if you die within the term.    
Details: 0722 413366.        
TUNNEL VISION AIMS FOR THE SKY    
PAYING for satellite telly may soon be a thing of the past.
Just get yourself cabled.    
A project almost as big as the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel is now underway to bring cable television to every house in Britain.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40158" docsrc="bnc_CGV_524">
<answer instance="channel.40158" senseid="channel%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Gently insert one end of the long brush, right along the needle channel and back out again, bringing with it the loads of fluff that will probably be stuck in this channel.
BE CAREFUL &mdash; do not force this brush.
In the centre of the machine there is   a   sort of &bquo;post&equo;.
The brush goes past without difficulty if gently eased.
Also, Brother owners should be careful that the brush does not find its way into the needle retaining springs, so that when you pull or push the brush, it bends these springs.        
Now, peer through this channel from one end to the other and you will probably see big chunks of fluff that you have missed.
This is when you get the latchless needle and from the top of the machine manually hook out this fluff.
You must continue like this until the <head>channel</head>is completely clean and you can see from one end to the other.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40160" docsrc="bnc_CFK_651">
<answer instance="channel.40160" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40160" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
That a regular unit was in use, which differs from the Continental value, reflects a centralised authority and even, perhaps, that the bearers of the balances were official representatives of the court, which would point to the destiny of the gold; the possibility that the gold coins found in Sutton Hoo mound 1 were a royal weight standard has been suggested (Spratling 1980).
The distribution of the balances and gold coin mirrors the areas in which goldworking was most common.
The need to regularise transactions in east Kent may also suggest the existence of organised points of entry for traders, but no such settlement of this date has been identified, although there are strong hints that Kent was moving towards that development in the seventh century with commercial centres on the Wantsum <head>Channel</head>and the River Stour (Hodges 1982a).    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40161" docsrc="bnc_B77_1833">
<answer instance="channel.40161" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Did you know it was World Communications year 1983?&equo;
&bquo;Hello?
Hello?&equo;
&bquo;I said &bquo;It's World&hellip;
&equo;.&equo; &bquo;Hello, is anybody there?&equo;
&bquo;World Communications&hellip;&equo;    
Click!
Brrrrrr!    
World Communications Year (WCY) began in January, The United Nations, whose brainchild the year is, has largely failed to communicate that WCY is happening at all, let alone why it is needed.
The year's purpose is to accelerate the development and provision of national and international communications.
Inundated by the raging debate on whether we get umpteen more telly <head>channels</head>via satellite or cable, you may well say &bquo;We have quite enough information about everything, thank you.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40165" docsrc="bnc_AEA_1614">
<answer instance="channel.40165" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
She could not spend the day looking out of the window.
She would walk into Stege.
That would take a good hour and kill the time.
She needed shoe-laces.&hellip;    
She found herself in the public library.
Being a Saturday morning the library was full of children quietly selecting their books, taking them into corners to try them out before deciding which to take home.
Elisabeth watched them: watched herself watching them.
Embarrassed, she drew from a shelf a book on M&oslash;n.    
Eighty per cent of the land is under plough&hellip; no railway&hellip; difficulty in attracting new industry.&hellip;
M&oslash;n's most splendid period dares from 1326, when the Baltic and Sound were world trade <head>channels</head>and the herring, according to the thirteenth-century Danish historian Saxo, could be scooped from the sea with bare hands.
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<context>
These results indicate that calmodulin affinity chromatography can be used to purify the cGMP-gated channel complex from ROS membranes and that the 240K channel-associated polypeptide binds calmodulin in a Ca  2+   -dependent manner.
On the basis of these findings, calmodulin modulation of the channel activity is likely to occur through Ca  2+   -dependent interaction of calmodulin with the 240K channel-associated protein.
The molecular identity of the 240K protein is not yet known.
Previous studies have indicated some immunocrossreactivity between the 240K ROS protein and the  &agr;   -subunit of red blood cell spectrin and brain fodrin.
These proteins have been reported to bind to calmodulin.    
Results reported here suggest that changes in cytoplasmic Ca  2+   concentration during the photoresponse can affect the activity of the cGMP-gated <head>channel</head> .
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<context>
However, even with no release, a lower limit to &lsqb;Glu&rsqb;  o   is set by the stoichiometry of the uptake carrier.
For Fig.4  g  , the minimum &lsqb;Glu&rsqb; is given by  , where  V    m   is membrane potential and  V  X     is the Nernst potential of  X.   (This holds even if some HCO is transported, because  .)
Normally at 37&deg;C, with  ,  ,   and &lsqb;Glu&rsqb;  i   =10mM (refs 14&ndash;16), this predicts a minimum &lsqb;Glu&rsqb;  o   of 0.6&mgr;M.
This will activate presynaptic L-AP4 receptors and reduce glutamate release.
It will also activate some postsynaptic NMDA receptors, allowing some postsynaptic Ca  2+   influx at synapses that are not releasing glutamate (when other active synapses depolarize the cell and remove Mg  2+   -block of the NMDA <head>channels</head> ).
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<instance id="channel.40171" docsrc="bnc_A2X_121">
<answer instance="channel.40171" senseid="channel%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
It appears Mr Shamir, as with his original peace initiative, is keen to get the Americans off his back by showing willing.
It is well established that any Palestinian delegates must be acceptable to all parties: if this were not already the case, the Palestinian delegation would be made up of PLO members.    
The composition of any Palestinian delegation remains one of two crucial issues at the heart of Likud's opposition to the 10 points put forward by President Mubarak of Egypt and devised as clarifications of Israel's own initiative.
More particularly, the question is over the association the delegates have with the PLO.
There is a government consensus that rejects talks with the PLO or the establishment of a Palestinian state.    
However, Labour ministers accept that Palestinian delegates must inevitably be authorised by the PLO and they see these delegates as a <head>channel</head>to the PLO.
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<answer instance="channel.40174" senseid="channel%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
Aimed mainly at the professional market, these new drills will be of interest to the d-i-yer who has a particular need for a powerful cordless impact drill.
The motors have 30% more power than conventional motors, giving drilling capacities of 15mm (&frac58;&ins;) in wood and 10mm (&frac38;&ins;) in steel and masonry.
The drills use 9.6 volt and 12 volt battery packs respectively, which can be completely recharged in an hour.
They are supplied complete with a multi&rehy;volt recharger, battery pack, and hinged carrying case.        
CLEVER TWIST    
The new Rotaplug can be wired in seconds &mdash; without a screwdriver &mdash; and is extremely safe.
The cable cores of the flex are stripped and laid in the correct <head>channels</head>of the plug; the plug pins are twisted to secure the wires; and then the fuse cover is closed.        
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<answer instance="channel.40175" senseid="channel%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
All this was foreshadowed at the height of the war and in the heart of the Fens by the testimonies of two passionate and knowledgeable countrymen, one a bird-watcher, the other a farmer.
Their conflicting attitudes to Adventurers' Fen, which the one painted and the other drained, are both completely understandable in human terms.    
In 1942 Eric Ennion wrote  Adventurers Fen  , celebrating its birdlife and the haunting beauty of its landscape.
His celebration was also a requiem.
He wrote:    
It is more than a year since the red and white surveyors' poles glinted above the reeds, blazing a trail for the draglines that were soon to follow.
They came, each with a gaunt arm cutting the gentle skyline, clanking and threatening, laying their tracks as they rumbled along&hellip;
In a few short weeks the scoops had torn a <head>channel</head>twenty feet wide from end to end, ripping the backbone out of Adventurers' Fen&hellip;
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<answer instance="channel.40178" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
How big are the audiences for sport on television?
The Women in Film group will produce a session with particular emphasis on Women as Audience and the Representation of Women in Sport.    
Sport and the coverage of sport on television is a major part of the everyday life of the television audience.
Sport as part of &bquo;The News&equo; means that it has national significance and is part of the cultural heritage of the audience.
One issue which will be debated is the &bquo;ownership&equo; of sports coverage and the access to clips for News Programmes.    
For many viewers, Television and Sport are inseparable.
How long could each survive without the other?
How long can they survive together?            
Cities and media forum:    
city television and <head>channel</head>5      
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<answer instance="channel.40179" senseid="channel%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The craze hit England in 1951, when musicians such as Larry Adler, Steve Race and Humphrey Lyttelton (the latter emulating a traditional jazz band in his  One Man Went To Blow  ) attempted to make a whole which was greater than the sum of the parts.
Nowadays the technique is normal in pop music (16).        
The Idea of Stereo    
Another innovation by the sound studios was stereophonic recording.
The purpose was not so much to reproduce the direction of artists as         to circumvent the unnatural effect of &bquo;music coming out of a hole&equo;.
Experiments in Paris involving transmission by telephone lines date back to 1881, but it needed the technology of the 1930s to record two <head>channels</head>with adequate fidelity, synchronization and separation.
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<answer instance="channel.40182" senseid="tv_channel%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Hunt commented that his inquiry &bquo;was not concerned with the technology to be used in cabling the country, for example whether coaxial or fibre optic cable should be used&equo;.
According to Lord Hunt, &bquo;decisions on the technical side don't affect the services on screen&equo;.    
But at least one minister expected Hunt to take a different line.
On 20 April, Kenneth Baker, the minister for information technology, discussed in a lecture in Birmingham the standards for a cable system.
He said: &bquo;Lord Hunt will be looking at these and many other areas in which we expect there to be a lively public debate.&equo;
Baker then went on to emphasise the need for a wide-bandwidth system to cope with services such as home shopping, banking, burglar alarms, fire alarms, and message transmission.
&bquo;Broad-band cable means much more than an increase in the number of TV <head>channels</head> ,&equo; he said.    
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<answer instance="channel.40184" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
While there, you have the opportunity to play the Golden Triangle of Spanish golf at the following rates: San Roque &pound;16.50 a day, Valderrama &pound;44 a round and Soto&rehy;grande &pound;33 a round.    
As with any pre-booked golf holiday, you should confirm your tee-time on booking and perhaps check the travel time from the airport to the desired hotel &mdash; this will not only save time, but unwanted aggravation as well.    
For a quick journey to the Continent, France is an unbeatable destination, particularly when golf is involved.
During the off-season, French life proceeds at its most natural, inviting pace, and what is more, travel generally is less expensive and the golf courses less crowded.    
French Golf Holidays offers an exciting range of complete golf packages across the <head>Channel</head> .
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<context>
The processors themselves are linked by a mesh of point-to-point connections, which carry localised traffic between co-operating processors far more efficiently than a shared bus.
The system is arranged in a rack-mounted chassis with universal backplane.
This accepts 14 or 28 Eurocard-style boards with a range of UniLink modules for all automation and data acquisition functions.
Analogue-to-digital and digital-to-analogue converters, digital input-output, SCSI interface, high resolution graphics, signal processing modules, signal processor, colour and monochrome frame grabbers are also available.
The system connects to any MS-DOS personal computer or Sun Microsystems Inc workstation via an Sbus or VMEbus.
Real Time Systems Manager software, optimised for parallel processing applications, is also provided.
The system is available worldwide through all Parsytec <head>channels</head>from around &dollar;12,000.        
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<context>
Here we report that calmodulin, a Ca  2+   -binding protein present in the rod outer segment, increases the apparent Michaelis constant of the channel for cGMP.
This results in a decrease in the rate of cation influx into the rod outer segment by two- to sixfold at low cGMP concentrations and has the effect of increasing the sensitivity of the channel to small changes in cGMP levels during phototransduction.
Biochemical studies indicate that calcium-calmodulin binds to a protein of  M    r   240K which is tightly associated with the channel.
On the basis of these studies, Ca  2+   is suggested to play a central role in photorecovery and light adaptation, not only by regulating guanylate cyclase, possibly through recoverin, but also by modulating the cGMP-gated <head>channel</head>through calmodulin interaction with the 240K protein.    
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If you have been following the series, the starred items will already be part of your components kit so check before ordering.
Note the use of a  hyperbright   l.e.d. in a clear package.
In tests, this gave much better results than a standard one in a red encapsulation.      
The Plugblock layout for the transmitter is shown in Fig. 7.
The 1M potentiometer should be prepared by attaching short wires to the centre and one of its outer terminals.
This may be done by tight twisting, using small crocodile clips, or by soldering.
Note that the 100&micro; capacitor is of the  electrolytic   type so must be connected the correct way round &mdash; the body is marked with a &bquo; -&equo; sign and this identifies the orientation.
Make up the jack plug lead as shown in Fig. 7.
Note that only one stereo <head>channel</head>is used &mdash; it doesn't matter which.    
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<context>
These include professional MPEG broadcast and editing; digital interactive television for use in point of sale systems and or for security and fault diagnosis systems; interactive training and education systems; satellite systems and video-on-demand systems.
Philips Electronics NV meantime is due to introduce similar MPEG decoding to the consumer market in April courtesy of its new CD-I player.
Microware's Motion Picture File Manager is available with video drivers for Motorola Inc's MCD250 and C-Cube Microsystems Inc's CL450 MPEG decoders, and audio drivers for Motorola's MCD260 and Analog Devices Inc's ADSP2105 signal processors.
It supports 16 encoded MPEG video and 32 MPEG encoded audio streams and handles decoded data rates of 1.2Mbps to 5.6Mbps and NTSC and PAL frame rates of 24, 25 and 30 frames per second.
<head>Channel</head>switching during playback is supported at application level for ease of use.
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<answer instance="channel.40192" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
KINSEY was one of the successes of the year, not least for its semi-criminal claim-game milieu but also for its imaginative shooting of day and night time in the city.
But what did it say about legal life in Birmingham?
The producers and writer of KINSEY discuss the series under the chairmanship of Roger Taylor, Chief Executive, City of Birmingham.         
Leigh Lawson as Neil Kinsey    
Peter Ansorge    
Tony Kirkhope        
independent producers forum    
&bquo;Independents and broadcasters: the challenge of the Nineties&equo;.    
It is still not clear how much the Broadcasting Act has changed the face of television.
Until the franchise process is complete for both <head>Channel</head>3 and 5 even a preliminary sketch is difficult.
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<context>
IBM READIES FIRST OF ITS RS/6000 MULTI-PROCESSORS    
Multi-processors seem to be the flavour of the day at the moment and IBM Corp has been promising a multi-processing addition to its RS/6000 line for some time, so it's not too surprising that we hear it'll announce one in around six weeks for delivery later in the year.
We're told it comes with four Rios RISC processors, 2Gb RAM, 6Gb or more disk, 2Gb per-second fibre optic <head>channel</head>input/output and will perform at 400 MFLOPS.
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<context>
The ignorance with which the outsiders set about overturning a perfectly satisfactory agricultural economy at Axholme suggests parallels with the notorious ground-nut scheme instigated in East Africa in the late 1940s.
In addition, the villagers of the north-west of the region complained, with justification, that the engineering works had simply sent the water down to flood  them   out.
After much legal deliberation, the lord president of the Council of the North, the earl of Strafford, pronounced that Vermuyden must bear the cost of a major new channel, still called &bquo;Dutch River&equo;, to rectify the situation.
The project ended in financial disaster, and Vermuyden was temporarily imprisoned for not paying his debts.
Catastrophic floods inundated the region in 1636 and again in 1697, exacerbated no doubt by deliberate sabotage by the commoners, but also caused by the insufficient capacity of the new <head>channels</head>and by peat shrinkage.
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<context>
Hitched no more to the hay-bale and wagon-wheel trappings long associated with country, and without so much as a yee-ha, these performers are selling albums by the million and crooning all the way to the bank.    
&bquo;If Crosby, Stills and Nash or James Taylor came along now they'd call themselves country just to get airplay,&equo; observes London-based publicist Richard Wootton.
Indeed, US country music stations, which number more than 2,500, are more abundant than any other format, including rock and news.
Topping even the pop charts is the balding country singer Garth Brooks, who currently outsells Michael Jackson and Guns'n Roses.
Country Music Television offers round-the-clock sessions to its 15.7 million subscribers.
And with two TV networks now competing for a UK cable <head>channel</head> , a similar service is set to take off here by the year's end.
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<answer instance="channel.40198" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
In the West Country you are drawn into its natural beauty by the progress of the seasons and the constant contact with the sea.Whether it be dolphin counting from a yacht or standing in esturial slime to catch a flatfish, the coast is a pleasure ground that rarely disappoints.          
West Country Living: French disconnection Brits are now returning from France and heading West, says Janette Hughes    
By JANETTE HUGHES    
WITH a 40 per cent drop in house prices in the West Country over the past three years, this is the time to think seriously about that Cornish cliff-top cottage, waterfront Dorset flat or Devonian mansion with more than enough land to keep a few horses.    
It is recognised that a lot of people who might once have bought homes in the West Country have been flocking to France in recent years to cash in on the predicted property boom.    
Even British farmers have been getting in on the act, attracted by the lure of cheap agricultural land at prices half those on our side of the <head>Channel</head> .    
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<context>
Cameron found himself saddened and frustrated by the episode at the McCullochs' &mdash; it brought the dilemma of the movement to a point.
The real, mortal urgency of the situation could erode and trickle away like powder under the crush of people's domestic troubles.
Which they were used to.
Which were always there and would outlast even the war.
But so many would not come back from the war.
They seemed to realize that always too late &mdash; when it had happened.
He had a vision of the people of the country, walking and walking in endless droves, like pilgrims, across a battlefield shaken by the explosions of guns; and as the smoke blew into their eyes, the   people turned, desperate to see their homes again, but behind them a great dark <head>channel</head>had opened, with torn precipitous sides, and there was no way back&hellip;
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<answer instance="channel.40201" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Moscow, 700 miles (1,000km) from the border, was almost reached but the first snows slowed the Germans who, at the end of November, froze 20 miles (30+km) west of Moscow, and by December the Russian front ran 2,000 miles (3,200km) from Leningrad to the Caucasus.      
On 7 December 1941, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour and America entered the now global war.
The war in North Africa saw further Allied setbacks.
In Europe, the British mounted their first opposed raid against Vaags&ouml; Island (central Norway) that December.
In the spring of 1942 they carried out the most effective sabotage raid of modern times, destroying the St Nazaire (French coast) battleship dock and preventing the  Tirpitz   &mdash; the most powerful battleship then afloat &mdash; from moving to this possible base for raids on American troop and weapon convoys.
That summer there was the Canadian raid on the French <head>Channel</head>port of Dieppe, with its consequent tragedies and subsequent lessons (see Chapter 5).    
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<answer instance="channel.40202" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
This disease has been eradicated from the world, an achievement which must rank as one of WHO's greatest successes, although some vaccine is being kept in a limited number of centres in case of resurgence of smallpox.    
 Control of epidemics  .
Controlling epidemics is important in preventing infection and, in this age of travel, is a concern which extends beyond the boundaries of any one nation; it requires international collaboration.
Incidence of infection in each country is notified to the World Health Organization so that necessary strategies can be implemented to prevent spread to other countries by travellers, cargoes and animals.
An account of the spread of cholera through Asia and Europe in the 1830s is given by Swan (1983) and makes interesting reading even today.    
A current threat which exercises considerable concern in the UK is rabies, and it has recently been highlighted by the decision to build a <head>Channel</head>tunnel.
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</instance>

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<context>
As a matter of course, many will protest about shipping and flying civilian plutonium around the world in large volumes.
Terrorists will not be among them.
Some of the planned MOX factories will probably fail to get approval; reactors will be refused licences to load MOX into their cores.
In Germany and Japan, where reprocessing nuclear waste has been a requirement, using the plutonium produced seems less popular; several utilities are having difficulty securing licences to burn MOX.
A projection that tries to take account of some of these factors sees civil plutonium stocks growing to 265 tonnes by 2010.     
The commodity from hell    
The problem is not just that MOX reactors provide only a narrow <head>channel</head>for disposing of military plutonium, or that the channel will be clogged by the plutonium from uneconomic civil reprocessing programmes.
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<answer instance="channel.40205" senseid="channel%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Since this was written in pencil, why didn't Richard erase it?
It seems he wanted to preserve the evidence of Elfed's attitude to him.
He even added a comment: &bquo;This was written by Eled in an attempt to spoil the Book, but it will remain if I live to be 100.&equo;        
That diary is filled in on every single day throughout that year &mdash; 1940.
He was fourteen.
Not a line is wasted.
On May 22nd (the day following his terrible vow against Elfed) he writes up a typical entry: &bquo;Went to see  As You Like It   as performed by Form 4.
It was very good.
Trevor George &lsqb;a close pal&rsqb; was the star of the evening as Touchstone the clown.
The war has taken a serious turn against us.
The Huns are only fifteen miles from the <head>Channel</head> .
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<answer instance="channel.40207" senseid="tv_channel%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Kohl has decided to go on with a fast-breeder reactor in Kalkar on the Rhine, although development costs have quadrupled to 6&ndash;5 billion DM.        
Canadian satellite U-turn    
THE CANADIAN government has made a complete about-face over the regulation of private satellite-TV dishes.
In the process it has relieved 5000 Canadians who already own dishes from the threat of prosecution.
In the past, Ottawa has taken such owners to court in an attempt to maintain regulatory control over what TV programmes Canadians would be allowed to see.
The government has now effectively given up trying to protect Canadian television (much of which is publicly funded) from new competition from US satellites.
Instead, it is providing extra money for the development of film for TV.
The decision will create problems for Canada's new pay-TV <head>channels</head>which have been sending signals via satellite to cable companies.
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<answer instance="channel.40208" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="channel.40208" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Miss Smith's nieces Laura, four, and Emma, three, died in the blaze at Sutton in Ashfield, Notts.
Jones was convicted of murder and attempted murder at Nottingham Crown Court.        
Tribute to hero sergeant    
A MEMORIAL to police sergeant Alan King will mark the spot where he died on duty.    
The 3ft granite memorial will be unveiled next spring in Walthamstow, east London, where Nicholas Vernage stabbed Mr King to death.
Triple murderer Vernage, 27, was jailed for life at the Old Bailey on Monday.        
Here we go-go again    
READY Steady Go! is to make a comeback.
Former pop star Dave Clark, who owns the rights to the Sixties music show, said yesterday he had clinched a deal with <head>Channel</head>4 to screen 13 of the original episodes next year.        
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40210" docsrc="bnc_CHA_4780">
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<answer instance="channel.40210" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
Not that we've got anything against the group, you understand, but certain other guests would have ruffled our feathers, so it was in everyone's best interests that we stayed away.
For among the noteworthy (?) in attendance was none other than the Right Horrible  DAVID MELLOR MP  , the newly appointed so-called &bquo;Minister For Fun&equo; in  JOHNNY MAJOR   's cabinet.    
Mellor confessed to not being particularly  au fait   with Flowered Up's fine body of work, but claimed to be well impressed with the artistic quality of the film.
The band themselves, whoever, were apparently none to impressed by Mellor, to the point that they didn't even bother showing up for their own party!
Instead they were down the road taking part in the pilot for a new <head>Channel</head>4 indie pop programme, where their contribution to the proceedings was a &bquo;spirited&equo; rendition of the  RIGHT SAID FRED   hit &bquo;Don't Talk Just Kiss&equo;.
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<instance id="channel.40211" docsrc="bnc_CDU_1594">
<answer instance="channel.40211" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Some general managers of state radio stations are former NBC men or women accustomed to thinking in a national as well as a local context.
Their concerns now became far more parochial and ethnic, and party considerations undoubtedly began to play a greater part.
The new system definitely means a reduction in employee mobility: appointments and promotions in state stations are frequently politically and ethnically motivated, and the chances of success for local people are greater than for those from other states.
This was less often the case under the NBC.
The state governments, of whatever party, attach great importance to the expansion of their own mass media facilities.
A number of state stations have been opening second <head>channels</head> , some in stereo, yet many state governments are not content merely to expand radio.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="channel.40213" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
FROM MARCH THE ARCHERS WILL MUCK IN WITH EMMERDALE FARM    
The country holds its breath.
So does the rest of Britain&hellip; for the all-happening, all-programme, all-channel, all-satellite, all-BBC Radio, all-entertaining TVTimes.    
Thanks to changes in the law, for the first time ever, TVTimes will more than live up to its name and publish all the television times of not only ITV and <head>Channel</head>4, but BBC 1 &amp; BBC 2 as well as Satellite TV.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40214" docsrc="bnc_CAJ_146">
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<answer instance="channel.40214" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
If Labour had won the election, it would have abolished the Broadcasting Standards Council, but thanks to the Conservative victory, the BSC has been saved for the nation.
Its priceless monthly bulletins will continue to add to the gaiety of nations.
April's report considers the question of balls and bollocks.
&bquo;Mr Fraser of Wiltshire complained of bad language in an edition of the Channel 4 programme,  Tonight With Jonathan Ross  &hellip; the offending word arose in reply to a question about whether or not Paula Yates was going to have any more children.
She indicated that her husband, Bob Geldof, was not keen on the idea, and illustrated this with a reply which included the word &bquo;bollock'.
<head>Channel</head>4 said that the word was used to describe that part of the body rather than gratuitously to offend&hellip;
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<answer instance="channel.40216" senseid="channel%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
The total time of lesbian and gay representation as a percentage of total television output was 3.38 per cent, plummeting to 0.32 per cent on radio.
Lesbian representation accounted for just 0.06 per cent of total television and radio output &mdash; 25 minutes out of 688 hours of broadcasting.
This small amount of coverage was overwhelmingly negative and stereotypical.
A depressing picture, but nevertheless I would argue that there has been a marginal improvement over the years.    
One of the reasons for this improvement was the radical shift in the status quo of broadcasting that took place in November 1982, when the new fourth channel went on the air.
Established under the 1981 Broadcasting Act, <head>Channel</head>4 had a statutory obligation to &bquo;contain a suitable proportion of matter calculated to appeal to tastes and interests not generally catered for by ITV.&equo;
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In places there are  gravel deposits &mdash;  ; small smoothly rounded pebbles and sand &mdash; usually on the insides of the  meander curves   where the water flows less swiftly.
On the outer curves the river is deeper, the water flows more easily, and the  banks are eroded  .
In this way the river channel is slowly changing its position.
The gravels, sand and mud which are deposited form a  floodplain  .
When the river channel fills and then overflows more mud is spread right across the floodplain.
In which months are these rivers most likely to flood?
(See page 104.)    
What is the most likely cause of a sudden flood?    
The  middle course valleys   are broader and the valley sides are less steep than in the upper course.
 Soil creep is   still moving the weathered rocks down the slopes but it is not often that the changing river <head>channel</head>is directly below a slope to remove this rock debris.
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Staff of the Engineering Geology and Geophysics Group have made surveys of this kind at several areas in the United Kingdom.    
At Clophill, Bedfordshire, detailed electromagnetic profiling has been used to map depth to the Fuller's Earth and its thickness and persistence.
The project was led by the Eastern England Group and funded by the Department of the Environment.
A similar study was carried out at Baulking, Wiltshire.    
In Hertfordshire, detailed gravity, electrical and electromagnetic profiles have been measured over sites at Stevenage and Hitchin, where the existence of deep incised channels in the concealed surface of the Chalk was suspected.
The geophysical data confirmed the presence of these <head>channels</head> , and enabled the subsurface chalk topography to be interpreted with some confidence.     
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I hope it will be worth it.&equo;
Her voice was deliberately blurred patrician; a kind of flattened Sloane.
She smelled of something ferny and sharp.
Roland didn't like her voice.    
&bquo;It may be a wild-goose chase.
It's almost nothing really.&equo;    
&bquo;We'll see.&equo;
Lincoln University was white-tiled towers, variegated with violet tiles and orange tiles and from time to time acid-green tiles.
In high winds, Dr Bailey said, these blew off and were a real hazard to walkers.
There were often high winds.
The campus was fenny-flat, laid out like a kind of chess-board, redeemed by an imaginative water-gardener who had made a maze of <head>channels</head>and pools, randomly flowing across and around the rectangular grid.
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THEN turn to pages 26 and 27 for Britain's best racing guide!     
POPE: All bets off        
DISHED!
SKY SOCCER IS A TURN-OFF FOR FAN    
PAUL STANLEY    
SATELLITE TV is taking a hammering in the soccer ratings war.
The fans are snubbing live BSkyB coverage of the Premier League at &pound;304 million over five years.    
An estimated 465,000 watched Manchester City play Chelsea on Sky Sports on Sunday &mdash; with a satellite dish costing between &pound;350 and &pound;400 installed, plus &pound;5.99 monthly subscription.    
More than 870,000 viewers tuned in FREE to West Ham against Derby in ITV's London region.    
At the same time <head>Channel</head>4, which paid &pound;1.5 million to televise Italian soccer scored with TWO MILLION viewers.    
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Between the depth and master volume is the manual switch for the chorus, while the &bquo;effect on&equo; light sits between the rate and depth pots.    
To the left of the master section is the Boost channel.
This is where the EC83/12AX7 valve does its stuff.
There are two overdrive modes, OD1 and OD2 (just like the JMP-1 MIDI preamp, which obviously shares much of the S80's technology), selected by a push switch alongside the boost channel gain pot.
OD1 is a fatter, bluesy type distortion while OD2 gives you rock distortion to full metal mayhem.    
The EQ section is a standard bass, middle and treble setup but a fourth pot, labelled &bquo;Contour&equo;, shifts the midrange voicing, and this is really effective in colouring the tone of both overdrive modes.
The last control on this <head>channel</head>is a volume pot which enables it to be balanced with the Normal channel.    
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After her return to operations,  Sugar's   first trip was to Wurzburg on March 16/17, followed by another on 20/21, this time again piloted by Laurie Baker on a 1,560 mile trip to attack the Bohlen oil works, where they met only moderate defences.
The new Squadron CO, W/C H A Hay, decided to take  Sugar   on her next operation which was to Bremen to attack a railway bridge that was vital to enemy communications, a daylight operation on the 22nd.    
Wireless operator on this trip was Sgt George H Wing and he recounts an amusing incident:    
&bquo;Our pilot W/C Hay, being the Squadron Leader, was to be one of the leading aircraft.
We formed up over the <head>Channel</head> , and it was my job to fire the Very pistol, with pre-arranged colour flares, so all the other Lancs knew which aircraft to form up on.
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Toughness has been a hallmark of Thames Water's management style since it was privatised in December 1989.
Under chairman Roy Watts and chief executive Mike Hoffman, cost control has assumed unprecedented importance, hence its plan for a new water distribution system which could save hundreds of millions of pounds in pumping costs over its 150-year lifespan.    
Thames's prowess in driving a hard bargain on the scheme, Britain's second-biggest infrastructure project after the Channel Tunnel, has placed severe financial pressure on suppliers.
It has exploited a slack time &mdash; the hiatus between the end of tunnelling work on the <head>Channel</head>link and the start of London's Jubilee Line Underground extension &mdash; to demand that contractors work to tighter margins: between 3 and 7 per cent, compared with the 15 per cent allowed by North West Water, for example, on its contracts.
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Suicide after sight dashes pilot dream    
AN aircraft fitter who dreamed of being a pilot killed himself because his eyesight wasn't good enough.    
Benjamin O'Gorman, 20, applied to the Royal Navy after learning that a Gulf War pilot wore contact lenses.
But the careers office told him his poor sight ruled him out, a Winchester inquest heard yesterday.    
He was found hanged in his flat in Hedge End, Hants, with Royal Navy brochures and two notes nearby.
Verdict: suicide.        
Block on fifth TV Channel bid    
TV bosses threw out the only bid for Britain's fifth channel yesterday.    
They decided <head>Channel</head>Five Holdings would not be able to keep up its proposed network of city-based stations for the full 10 years of the franchise.    
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Satellite channels already claim 1.2m subscribers, and Britain's cable-television operators another 115,000.
Both numbers are expected to grow rapidly.
Still interested?          
Snooze-along    
AS THE number of television channels grows in countries such as Britain, more and cheaper programmes are needed to fill them.
Enter Art of Landscape, a no-script, no-actors alternative to game shows and repeats.
The recipe is mind-numbingly simple: shots of pretty landscapes set to classical music.
One episode features Emperor penguins set to Pachelbel's &bquo;Canon in D major&equo;.
The London company that produces the show claims 30m viewers in seven European countries and Japan.    
But <head>Channel</head>Four, the only British broadcaster currently airing the series, has just announced its cancellation.
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Subscribers also get the Classroom Channel, which will feature ad-free
educational programming similar to some public-TV shows, and the Educator's
Channel, which will offer instructional programming for teachers and school
administrators and will be supported by advertising.  Whittle has met some
resistance.  The Educational Network, as Mr. Whittle has named the three
programs, has been offered to 1,290 school districts and Whittle continues
to negotiate with 919 districts.  About 10 % of the school districts
approached have rejected the network.  Mr. Whittle said that so far, three
of the six schools that carried the program in a five-week test last spring
have subscribed to the program.  One of the test schools, Withrow High
School in Cincinnati, rejected the project.  John Bruner, associate
director of communications for Cincinnati Public Schools, said
<head>Channel</head> One was rejected because students watching the
program did n't fare particularly better on a 28-question current events
quiz than a control school without the program and school absences were
almost unchanged during the period when the program was being aired.
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The Bartlesville, Okla., oil company late yesterday still had n't said
officially what caused the explosions and fires, which sent columns of
heavy black smoke billowing high into the air.  One local Phillips manager
said a seal blew in one of the plant's reactors.  Glenn Cox, Phillips '
president and chief operating officer, and other Phillips officials flew
from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the
afternoon explosions.  In composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange,
Phillips Petroleum shares fell $1.125 to $23.125.  The plastics plant is
located on an 800-acre tract in the heart of the petrochemical corridor
that reaches along the U.S. Gulf Coast.  The U.S. Coast Guard closed six
miles of the Houston Ship <head>Channel</head>, where about 150
companies have operations, because the thick, black smoke obscured the area.
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``They shot the whole orchestra just because the piano player hit a bad note,''
said Laszlo Birinyi, president of Birinyi Associates Inc., referring to the
stock market's plunge Friday on news of trouble in financing the UAL Corp.
buy-out.  In major market activity: Treasury bond prices fell.  The yield
on 30-year Treasury bonds climbed back above 8 %, ending the day at 8.03 %.
The dollar was mixed.  Late yesterday in New York, the dollar rose to
142.75 yen from 141.80 yen Monday, but fell to 1.8667 marks from 1.8685
marks.  The Consumer News and Business <head>Channel</head> cable
network and U.S. News &amp; World Report have formed a joint venture to produce
cable program versions of special issues of the magazine.
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'' (He did n't mention that NBC, in the meantime, was hoping to assist
Australia's Qintex in buying An NBC spokesman counters that Mr. Holston's
lament was ``entirely consistent'' with NBC plans because the U.S. rules
would limit NBC's involvement in the Qintex deal so severely as to be ``
light years away from the type of unrestrained deals available to Sony --
and everyone else except the three networks.'' The Big Three's drumbeat for
deregulation began intensifying in the summer when the former Time Inc.
went ahead with plans to acquire Warner.  Although Time already had a
long-term contract to buy movies from Warner, the merger will let Time's
largely unregulated pay-cable <head>channel</head>, Home Box Office,
own the Warner movies aired on HBO -- a vertical integration that is
effectively blocked by fin-syn regulations.
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Christopher Whittle, chairman of the Knoxville, Tenn., media company that
is 50 % owned by Time Warner Inc., said that by December 1990 he expects to
have Channel One installed in about 8,000 schools with a potential audience
of six million.  Installation of the TV system, which includes providing
free 19-inch TV sets in classrooms, begins in January.  ``What we 've done
in eight weeks shows we wo n't have enormous difficulties getting to the
place we want to be,'' said Mr. Whittle.  He said his sales force is
signing up schools at the rate of 25 a day.  In California and New York,
state officials have opposed <head>Channel</head> One.
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Installation of the TV system, which includes providing free 19-inch TV
sets in classrooms, begins in January.  ``What we 've done in eight weeks
shows we wo n't have enormous difficulties getting to the place we want to
be,'' said Mr. Whittle.  He said his sales force is signing up schools at
the rate of 25 a day.  In California and New York, state officials have
opposed Channel One.  Mr. Whittle said private and parochial schools in
both states will be canvassed to see if they are interested in getting the
programs.  Subscribing schools get the 12-minute daily
<head>Channel</head> One news program, whose four 30-second TV ads
during each show have drawn protests from educators.
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``We feel there is an opportunity for an audience that is not being served
by any network, so we want to take the lead,'' says KCRA's general manager,
John Kueneke.  ``We do n't need cartoons anymore.  They only accounted for
5 %, at best, of the station's total revenues.'' An NBC spokesman says the
network will ``closely monitor'' the Sacramento situation, and says it is
the only station to defect.  Spokesmen for the television networks of CBS
Inc. and Capital Cities ABC Inc., say there are no plans to alter the
children's line-up on Saturday mornings.  The youthful audience for
Saturday programming is no longer dependent on the networks.  There has
been a surge in syndicated children's shows to independent stations, as
well as competition from videocassettes for kids and from cable outlets
such as Nickelodeon and the Disney <head>Channel</head>.
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Time argues that in joining up with Tele-Communications, Viacom has
potentially more power, particularly since Viacom also owns cable networks
MTV, VH-1 and Nick at Nite.  Ironically, Tele-Communications and Time have
often worked closely in the cable business.  Together, they control nearly
40 % of Turner Broadcasting Systems Inc.; Tele-Communications has a 21.8 %
stake, while Time Warner has a 17.8 % stake.  But since Time's merger with
Warner Communications Inc., relations between the two have become strained.
Each company worries that the other is becoming too powerful and too
vertically integrated.  Meanwhile, some legal observers say the
Tele-Communications investment and other developments are weakening Viacom
's antitrust suit against Time.  Viacom accuses Time in its suit of
refusing to carry Showtime or a sister service, The Movie
<head>Channel</head>, on Time's Manhattan Cable TV system, one of the
nation's largest urban systems.
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We 've heard California's property-tax-cutting Proposition 13 blamed for a
lot over the years, but ABC's Ted Koppel came up with a new wrinkle in his
earthquake coverage last week when he asked Democratic Assemblyman Richard
Katz if Prop. 13 had withheld money needed for road maintenance.  Mr. Katz
happily agreed, sliding over the fact that California's roads and bridges
are n't funded by property taxes but by state and federal gasoline taxes.
Both have been raised at least 30 % in recent years, even while the price
of gasoline has fallen.  Dragging Prop. 13 into this story is a pretty long
stretch.  A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum
Co. plastics plant near here, injuring more than a hundred and closing
parts of the Houston Ship <head>Channel</head>.
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The company said net income was flat because of investment in research and
development and costs related to launches of several products.  The company
said the dollar's continued strengthening reduced world-wide sales growth
by three percentage points.  Pfizer posted its largest gains in healthcare
sales, up 3 %, and consumer products, up 23 %.  Sales by the specialty
chemicals and materials science segments were flat, and sales by the
agriculture segment declined 5 %.  In the health-care segment,
pharmaceutical sales increased 4 % and sales of hospital products increased
1 %.  During the quarter, Pfizer received federal approval of Procardia XL,
a calcium <head>channel</head> blocker approved for both angina and
hypertension, and Monorail Piccolino, used to open obstructed coronary
arteries.
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But for all its success, CNN has hit a plateau.  Although viewership soars
when big news breaks, it ebbs during periods of calm.  CNN executives worry
that the network's punchy but repetitive news format may be getting stale
and wo n't keep viewers coming back as the alternatives multiply for news
and information on cable-TV.  ``Just the fact we 're on 24 hours is no
longer bulletin,'' says Ed Turner, CNN's executive vice president, news
gathering (and no relation to Ted Turner).  ``You ca n't live on that.'' So
CNN, a unit of Atlanta-based Turner Broadcasting System Inc., is trying to
reposition itself as a primary <head>channel</head>, or what people
in the television industry call a ``top of mind'' network.
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Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20.5
million barrels a day, with some accounts putting the 13-nation group's
output as high as 23 million barrels a day.  That level of production did
n't take its toll on futures prices for the fourth quarter, when demand is
traditionally strong.  But because first-quarter demand is normally the
weakest of the year, several market participants say, OPEC production will
have to decline to keep prices from eroding further.  The group plans to
meet in a month to discuss production strategy for early 1990.  With prices
already headed lower, news of a series of explosions at a major Phillips
Petroleum Co. chemical facility on the Houston Ship
<head>Channel</head> also was bearish for prices.
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Soldiers and sailors are still measured in inches and pounds.  Whittle
Communications L.P., which for months has fought a public relations battle
with education leaders, said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to
subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister
programs.  Channel One, a satellite-delivered daily program supported by
advertising, is scheduled to be launched next March.  Whittle said its
field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only
eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start-up goal
of 1,000 schools before the end of this year.  Christopher Whittle,
chairman of the Knoxville, Tenn., media company that is 50 % owned by Time
Warner Inc., said that by December 1990 he expects to have
<head>Channel</head> One installed in about 8,000 schools with a
potential audience of six million.
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The Pentagon has led the charge, particularly as military alliances spread
world-wide.  New weapons systems will be around until the next century,
notes John Tascher, the Defense Department's metric coordinator.  Still,
like the auto makers, when dealing with Mr. Everyman the Pentagon sticks to
the tried and true.  Soldiers and sailors are still measured in inches and
pounds.  Whittle Communications L.P., which for months has fought a public
relations battle with education leaders, said it has signed 500 schools in
24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and
its sister programs.  <head>Channel</head> One, a satellite-delivered
daily program supported by advertising, is scheduled to be launched next
March.
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Now, however, commercial channels are coming to most European countries,
and at the same time, satellite and cable technology is spreading rapidly.
Just last week, Greece authorized two commercial channels for the first time;
Spain earlier began to allow commercial television alongside its state
channels.  The result is a new and huge appetite for programming.  But
perhaps to the consternation of those calling for quotas, most of this void
is likely to be filled with the cheapest and most plentiful programming now
available -- reruns -- usually of shows made in the U.S..  Sky
<head>Channel</head>, a British-based venture of Australian-American
press tycoon Rupert Murdoch, offers what must be a baffling cultural mix to
most of its audience.
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However, the Treasury said it will postpone the auction unless it has
assurances of enactment of legislation to raise the statutory debt limit
before the scheduled auction date.  The offering will be divided evenly
between 13-week and 26-week bills maturing on Feb. 8, 1990, and May 10, 1990,
respectively.  Tenders for the bills, available in minimum $10,000
denominations, must be received by 1 p.m. EST Monday at the Treasury or at
Federal Reserve banks or branches.  J.C. Penney Co. is extending its
involvement in a televised home-shopping service by five to 10 years.  Shop
Television Network Inc., of Los Angeles, said Penney agreed to continue its
exclusive arrangement with Shop Television, which does the production,
marketing and cable distribution for the J.C. Penney Television Shopping
<head>Channel</head>.
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It also provides for benefit adjustments, including a partial restoration
of vacations and holidays, as well as work-rule changes to increase
productivity.  Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary's ``
discretionary fund,'' a honey pot used to fund projects that were n't
approved through normal HUD channels.  Jack Kemp wants to abolish it.
Instead, Congress's idea of reform is to increase this slush fund by $28.4
million.  And transfer control of much of it to Capitol Hill.  The HUD
scandals will simply continue, but under new mismanagement.  After one of
the most amazing debates we 've ever seen on the cable
<head>channel</head> C-SPAN, the House voted 250 to 170 on Wednesday
to order $28.4 million in spending for a New Jersey arts center, a Michigan
library and 38 other pet projects out of the same discretionary fund that
was supposed to have been so abused during Sam Pierce's tenure.
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In desperation, Meryl resorted to her   favourite trick of concentrating on a new subject when the old one became too much to bear.
Taking a ragged breath, she looked at Montgomery, noting the ice-blue eyes with their perfectly shaped eyebrows, the thin mouth and the slight hollows under the cheekbones.
Her gaze lingered on his pallor and the sprinkling of grey in his darkish hair.
Diagnosis &mdash; chronic overwork, like many doctors.
Prescription &mdash; holiday in Bermuda.    
&bquo;Dr Armitage?&equo;    
Reality flew into focus.    
&bquo;There's no reason, Inspector.
I don't know of anyone who could be described as an enemy of Dominic.&equo;    
&bquo;Did he make any medical errors?
Could the parents of some sick or dead <head>child</head> have a grudge against him?&equo;    
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The magazine, unfortunately with a deadline of well before Christmas, has this to say of Romania in its summary of how changes in Eastern Europe might affect the game there: &bquo;No visible signs of change and with the recent party congress having given the despotic president Nicolae Ceausescu another five years in office and dissident opposition ruthlessly crushed by the secret police, Romania will remain in the Dark Ages for the foreseeable future.&equo;.    
READERS with longer memories will recall that Crystal Palace were dubbed The Team Of The Eighties by some people who should have known better and promptly began the decade with a 0-0 draw against Norwich.
Today the two teams end the Eighties in opposition again and, to mark the occasion, fans of both teams have got together in a spirit of goodwill and charity.    
The fanzines, Never Mind the Danger, of Norwich, and Eagle Eye, of Palace, will meet this morning in a light-hearted match at the National Sports Centre and later hold a collection at Selhurst Park, the proceeds of which will go towards <head>children</head> 's charities in Norfolk and London.    
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The couple themselves may find it no problem, but Grandpa or Auntie may see it differently.
Many of us feel uncomfortable when we do not have a pattern to follow.    
Some parents will be very upset, in some cases because it cuts across their genuine convictions.
One mother, whose daughter has lived with her boyfriend for about eight years, constantly nags her daughter about getting married and feels deep personal pain and grief.
Other parents may be able to accept the situation philosophically.
The main point is that we can do nothing to change matters.
But it is important that we keep family ties strong.
It is possible for both parents and children to show mutual love and respect in spite of their very different views.      
Most mothers imagine their <head>children</head> 's wedding, but it is sad when a parent puts pressure on her son or daughter to marry.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="child.40006" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
If, for example, two perceptive functions are of equal weight, they tend to interfere with and jam each other.
One perceptive and one judging process can develop side by side, provided one remains subordinate and auxiliary to the other.
Thus a primary perceptive function can be supported by an auxiliary judging process and vice versa, but thinking and feeling can never support each other, nor can sensation and intuition.    
Clearly it is easier to assess the predominant function used by an extrovert than that used by an introvert, just because the extrovert likes immediate communication.
But it is important not to rush into too neat or speedy a conclusion about another person's main and natural form of mental functioning.
In an over-determined upbringing and education, a <head>child</head> or young person can be forced into a way of using their mind antithetical to their own natural bias.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40007" docsrc="bnc_ACJ_1208">
<answer instance="child.40007" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
These are variable, of course, but in many cases there are severe psychological after-effects &mdash; trauma, fear, and mistrust &mdash; which deeply affect the victim's ability to lead a normal life for some time to come.
It is not suggested that each offence should be ranked according to the seriousness of its after-effects on the particular victim &mdash; although there is an argument for assuming that young victims will be particularly damaged by unwanted sexual experiences, and therefore for regarding such offences as more serious.
To transfer this judgment of seriousness into desirable legal responses is no easy matter, however, for two powerful reasons.
First, <head>children</head> might refrain from reporting or at least giving evidence if they know that a substantial prison sentence for a member of their family is the probable outcome.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40011" docsrc="bnc_B14_378">
<answer instance="child.40011" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Discussing infectious diseases on an international scale, Rogers (1987) quotes the UNICEF State of the World's Children Report (1987) which indicates that 3.5 million children under the age of 5 die each year from preventable childhood diseases and a further 3.5 million are disabled, mainly in the developing world.
Although the numbers have fallen in the last decade, a high proportion of the world's children do not even have the opportunity of having protection from some of the major childhood killers, diseases for which vaccines are available &mdash; measles for example is a major cause of childhood mortality.
However, an increasing number of countries are committing themselves to the goal of immunising 80% of their <head>children</head> by 1990 under the World Health Organization's Extended Programme on Immunisation (EPI).
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40012" docsrc="bnc_CRF_514">
<answer instance="child.40012" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Because of this, much of the empirical evidence on parent-child support betrays a sense of wariness and carefulness about offering and accepting such support, which is far removed from the idea that it is the most natural thing in the world for parents and children to support each other.        
Grandparents and grandchildren    
Relationships between grandparents and grandchildren have an interesting and distinctive blend of closeness and distance.
They focus on the central parent-child bond, but at one generation removed and with a substantial difference in age between the two parties.
This blend of closeness and distance is represented in popular imagery of grandparents: they are people who spoil their grandchildren and are indulgent towards their misdemeanours, even if they have brought up their own <head>children</head> rather strictly.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40014" docsrc="bnc_B2P_542">
<answer instance="child.40014" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
He quotes the view of Aristo, who produces two   arguments: first, that by analogy with  relegatio dotis   and the  stipulatio emptae hereditatis   the word &bquo;sums&equo; should be held to include objects as well as money; second, that intention is particularly important in trusts, and it appears to be the testator's intention in first speaking generally of &bquo;sums&equo; and then mentioning certain objects to include them in the expression too.    
It is interesting that the jurist's first reaction is to appeal to analogies elsewhere in the law.
He goes on to support this with an appeal to the testator's intention, but it is a relatively modest one.
The concept of the testator's intention is used merely to establish the likely meaning attached by him to the words, and this is a technique applied as much in civil-law dispositions as in trusts.
Other cases are more striking.    
The following had been written: &bquo;I entrust to my sons that if one should die before the other leaving no <head>children</head> he should make over his share to his surviving brother; but if both die childless I wish the whole estate to pass to my granddaughter Claudia.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40015" docsrc="bnc_ARC_597">
<answer instance="child.40015" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Even the Crowther Report was not wholly free from doubts and worries: it documented the waste of talent in the system, with only 12 per cent of each age group remaining in full-time education to the age of seventeen, and a meagre 6 per cent for a further year beyond that.
Moreover, many of the more able pupils were leaking out of the system: even of the most able 10 per cent, two out of five had left before attaining their sixteenth birthday.
Crowther looked back to the previous and deeply influential report, also by the Central Advisory Council, on  Early Leaving   (1954).
This showed that of 16,000 children entering grammar schools in 1946 (the year when I left one), more than half failed to secure even three passes at O level, and almost a third left even before the end of their fifth year.
As for the <head>children</head> of the unskilled workers, relatively few of them secured entry in the first place, and even those tended to do badly: only one in twenty survived to enter for two subjects at A level.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40017" docsrc="bnc_CM1_714">
<answer instance="child.40017" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
There it was revealed that the first born children of Aenarion still lived.
Sensing impending doom, their mother had sent them to be hidden in the Gaean vale.
Lost on their way, they had been rescued from a Chaos attack by the Treeman Oakheart and his people.
The Treeman had kept them safe in the deepest wildwoods while war raged.
Yvraine was ready to be crowned the new Everqueen.
In her the spirit of Astarielle would live on.    
The obvious choice for the next Phoenix King was Malekith, Aenarion's son by Morathi.
He had grown to be a mighty warrior, a great sorcerer and an excellent general.
He was fair and a persuasive speaker with a natural talent for diplomacy and leadership.
But there were those who remembered the cruel days of Aenarion's court in Nagarythe and they doubted that any <head>child</head> who grew up there could be entirely wholesome.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40019" docsrc="bnc_CR6_218">
<answer instance="child.40019" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Then, looking at the man as if he was so much dirt, he let himself out of the front door.
The constable walked back up the stairs, shaking his head.    
In the bedroom, Sarah was fighting to get the child born.
The other policeman was holding her down, while the doctor was cutting her down below.
As he cut she gave an almighty push and ripped open to her behind.
The child slipped into the world, still in its birth sac.
The doctor punched this open and looked at the little blue face inside.
He cleaned its nose and gently blow into its mouth while he pressed tenderly on its tiny ribcage.
The baby coughed and gave a little cry.
Then, taking a deep breath, began to bawl its head off.
Quick as a flash the doctor had cut the cord, passed the <head>child</head> to Matilda Jenkins, and was stitching away at Sarah as if his own life depended on it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40022" docsrc="bnc_CJ9_103">
<answer instance="child.40022" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Living Wills    
A living will is a record of your wishes regarding medical treatment at the end of life.
It means that medical staff and others around you will know your wishes should you become unable to communicate with them directly.
A Living Will is quite different from the ordinary will described earlier in this leaflet.
Further information and advice on making a living will is available from the Trust's Advice Centre or Immunity.        
Intestacy Rules    
These rules set out the order in which your relatives will inherit your property if you die without leaving a will.
This is a summary only.
The rules themselves are  very complicated  .    
If you have no husband or wife    
but you have <head>children</head> &mdash; all to them    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40023" docsrc="bnc_ADE_434">
<answer instance="child.40023" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Even if individuals do live in a nuclear family group it does not necessarily mean that their closest emotional ties are to be found there.
Many people when they have something to discuss may prefer to take it outside their family group to an old friend or a trusted adviser.
Christian people are often in this category, discussing issues that concern them within the trusted confines of their church fellowship or house group.    
When thinking about the bereaved, this is the sort of network of family and friends it becomes even more crucial to identify and contact.
As we have said, when bereavement care is thought of, it is usually the spouse that we have in mind as needing support, and indeed they are likely to be the ones asking for care.
  If there are <head>children</head> involved people often express some concern for them, but it is unusual for the circle of care to extend any further.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40026" docsrc="bnc_ALM_939">
<answer instance="child.40026" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Residential care has long been associated with care of deprived and delinquent children.
Within this tradition, however, there are many different histories of services found in the various European countries.
The historical antecedents in each case vary.
Fro example, in many countries residential services developed from religious organizations, in others charities have been important, whereas in England the Poor Law with its workhouse system established an elaborate care approach.
Similarly, residential care has been preferred at some times more than others, so until the eighteenth century in the Netherlands and Flanders     the foster family was seen as the best place for orphans, foundlings, and abandoned <head>children</head> and has long been extensively used to care for needy children in Scotland (Packman, 1975; Pinchbeck and Hewitt, 1973; Pyck  et al  .,
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40027" docsrc="bnc_CGT_1251">
<answer instance="child.40027" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Progress is often slow and the child should not feel forced or confronted to eat large quantities.
As soon as children start to feel upset about food their appetite disappears and the process of eating becomes much more difficult.
Rewards linked to clearing the plate can also help so that the child learns to accept the rule of eating what is on the plate.
Parents may need help and training in reacting positively when their child is eating.
Initially parents need to learn to smile and look or touch their child when food is being placed in the child's mouth and also for chewing and swallowing (McGuinn Koepke and Thyer 1985).    
Some children with a small appetite can be helped by having smaller meals more frequently.
Nutritious snacks will supplement   the normal meals and avoid the <head>child</head> feeling overfull at any one point but then smaller quantities will be eaten at meal-times.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40029" docsrc="bnc_ASC_442">
<answer instance="child.40029" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
A further example of Herbert's tolerant disposition came when John found, as he grew up, that his sexual interests were exclusively homosexual.
When his mother found out about this (which was not until much later), it was a cause of great heartbreak to her.
But Herbert, for all his bourgeois, very respectable Victorian background and his own tendency to womanizing, made no attempt to dissuade his son.
Instead, he told him he must live his life his own way, and advised John, when he spoke of having fallen in love with a &bquo;straight&equo; boy at school, to try to save his love for someone who could return it.
Herbert may have been the less surprised since Robin says that one of Belle's brothers was homosexual, and so was one of Herbert's brothers although, in his case, married and the father of three <head>children</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40030" docsrc="bnc_B34_110">
<answer instance="child.40030" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
John was so sure of an encore that he rehearsed the girls in a burlesque version of a quartet from the Gaiety Theatre in London, and in a later scene they performed a coconut dance &mdash; a long-established feature of theatre and street dance of the time.    
They certainly had a protective manager in John Tiller but the little girls were overwhelmed by their new way of life.
They were now thirty-odd miles away from the Manchester slums where they had been brought up, a distance that put them beyond the range of mobility of their families, who could not afford to visit them.    
The law demanded that they attend school for the few hours they were not in the theatre, but time spent on education was minimal as the pantomime was so popular that there were matin&eacute;es most days.
The curtain went up at 2 pm, so the <head>children</head> had to arrive at the theatre at about 1.15 to get ready.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40033" docsrc="bnc_ACK_2233">
<answer instance="child.40033" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I don't give a toss, I'm not sitting in them wet bushes all day.&equo;    
&bquo;I know,&equo; said Nigel, &bquo;if you don't want to lurk you can amass.&equo;    
&bquo;We're not amassing either, we're marching.&equo;    
While Otley and Nigel squared up to each other Elinor emptied the contents of the envelope onto the table: family snaps, letters, postcards belonging to the Chatwins, the coat of arms well in evidence and having the same circlet of tiny flowers as the monogram on Tumbleweed's handkerchief.    
&bquo;That's spignel meu, a little mountain flower something like cow parsley,&equo; Elinor pointed out.
&bquo;It's an interesting story.&equo;    
During the Wars of the Roses Roger Chatwin fled to the hills with the infant son of Lord Clifford of Skipton Castle to save the <head>child</head> from certain death at the hands of the Yorkists.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40034" docsrc="bnc_CEK_3297">
<answer instance="child.40034" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
A YOUNG woman suckling a baby is one of life's most natural and delightful scenes &mdash; but not in The Hand That Rocks The Cradle (Hollywood Pictures, 15, out Nov 10).    
The woman here is a demented nanny who is surreptitiously breastfeeding the child of the mother she intends to destroy.    
It's just one horrific aspect of a tremendously suspensful film underpinned by extraordinary performances from Rebecca De Mornay as the mad minder and Annabella Sciorra as the unsuspecting mum.    
Claire Bartel (Sciorra) has just had her second baby and needs a nanny so she can get on with her hobby of building a greenhouse.
She hires Peyton Flanders (De Mornay), a stunning blonde with a sympathetic manner.
What she doesn't realise is that this is the widow of the doctor who shot himself after Claire complained of sexual abuse at his hands.    
Worse still, Peyton lost her own <head>child</head> with the shock of it all and now intends to make Claire pay.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40036" docsrc="bnc_CFS_1309">
<answer instance="child.40036" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
It covers the core subjects of Reading, Maths and Science at five age-group levels: 3&ndash;5, 4&ndash;6, 5&ndash;7, 6&ndash;8 and 7 upwards.    
In each subject, and at each level, there is a learning book and an accompanying &bquo;write-in&equo; workbook.    
Quite simply, the Sainsbury's Home Learning Programme makes learning fun.    
The Reading books help children to enjoy words, whether written or spoken.    
They introduce the concepts of rhyme and wordplay, as well as covering basics like alphabet and spelling.    
The aim of the Maths series is to make the subject one to enjoy, rather than fear.    
Each page is a game, with ideas like Missing Numbers introducing children to algebra long before they've even heard of the word.    
In the Science books, <head>children</head> are encouraged to look around and observe how things work.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40037" docsrc="bnc_CJE_1170">
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<context>
It is much easier to prevent this situation developing by being firm from the outset, rather than trying to remedy it later.
Playing with pebbles is unlikely to prove a novelty which will simply wear off.       
LEFT Water can mean danger, and you should always keep your dog on a leash, if there is any risk that it could fall in.
It may otherwise be impossible to rescue your pet.        
Toilet training outside the house and garden    
While the general behaviour of some dogs on the beach can be a cause for concern, the main reason why they are banned from some beaches and other public places is because of the danger of contamination by their excrement.
This is linked with particular concern over toxocariasis, since this disease can cause blindness in <head>children</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40039" docsrc="bnc_CKG_162">
<answer instance="child.40039" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
My wife couldn't believe that I was actually going out to see what was going on.
I had arrived for my first meeting with the North Downs Steam Railway which is managed by a friendly group of enthusiasts who are not prepared to be put off by a drop of rain, even if it was one of the heaviest storms of the summer.    
They were   testing   out the boiler of their Robert Stephenson and Hawthorn Ltd  .    
After spending considerable effort getting the boiler back into working order it was important to give it a steam test, obtain an insurance certificate and get it back on the chassis so that it could be used to haul trains.    
All of this effort was successful and after further work the locomotive may be in steam next weekend, Saturday, September 5 and Sunday September 6 during a special <head>Children</head> 's Weekend.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40040" docsrc="bnc_AJL_21">
<answer instance="child.40040" senseid="child%1:18:06::"/>
<context>
Mr Bill Loveluck-Edwards, voted best-dressed solicitor in town two years ago, failed to meet the high standards required by the bench in Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan.    
Mr Byron Butler, 52, the chairman, told him to make the necessary adjustments out of court before proceeding with sentencing in a drink-drive case.    
He told him: &bquo;Your shoelaces are undone.
Please leave the court to tie them up.
There may be some people who would like to see you break your neck, but I am not one of them.&equo;    
Mr Loveluck-Edwards, 54, otherwise resplendent in a black jacket, striped trousers and gold pocket watch with chain draped across a black waistcoat, promptly walked out.    
He marched back in with his shoes duly laced up, before telling the court: &bquo;I have been made to look like a <head>child</head> in a legal institution and take it very badly.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40042" docsrc="bnc_CRW_699">
<answer instance="child.40042" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
It is possible too for some adopters to attempt to improve their self-image if they believe, perhaps subconsciously, that &bquo;having a black child in the family confirms our self-worth because they are much less than we are&equo;.
Others may adopt because it is a dramatic way of rejecting what their family and society stand for.    
A second group are the adopters who are prepared to adopt a child of two black parents or a child of one white and one black parent, and to accept the child as he or she is, recognising the difference in racial and cultural origin.
Some of these parents may also wish, through adoption, to protect <head>children</head> against the social order, but they are &bquo;real&equo; parents in that they are prepared to go beyond their own concerns and hold the child's interests as their priority.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40043" docsrc="bnc_A7G_413">
<answer instance="child.40043" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="child.40043" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Read this vital message to you from The Princess Royal    
&bquo;Sadly, thousands of children in the world today suffer needlessly.    
Not just overseas where Save the Children has built up a well deserved reputation for its long term and disaster work &mdash; but here in Britain, too.
Here, the Fund runs many family projects that are less well-known but doing work that is every bit as important.    
This appeal is going out to you  after   Christmas.
At Christmas people give generously.
Not only to their own families, but also to charities, often in thanks for their own good fortune.
Afterwards, it's easy to forget that the important work for the children still goes on.
And still needs your support.
That is why I am asking you now to become a Friend of Save the <head>Children</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40046" docsrc="bnc_B10_223">
<answer instance="child.40046" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
This is not a trivial or old-fashioned goal in child-rearing.
After all, saying &bquo;please&equo; and &bquo;thank you&equo;, offering a helping hand, giving a seat to an elderly or disabled person, are the outward and visible signs that we feel that other people and their rights matter.
The actions themselves may be insignificant in themselves, but what they show about our  concern for others  , whether they are friends or strangers, is very important.
Without a generally accepted code of manners life would become thoroughly uncouth and unpleasant, so parents need to pass this on to their children.    
The best way of teaching your child good manners is by consistent example.
If you see a mother yelling at her <head>child</head> , &bquo;Hey you &mdash; get in here!&equo;, you won't be surprised to find the   child has awful manners.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40048" docsrc="bnc_C8T_2398">
<answer instance="child.40048" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
In their friends' eyes it would have been unreasonably proprietorial of him not to have released her with a minimum of fuss.
But to do her justice, Liz had loved Gregory, would have followed   transformed laughing face, heard her ruefully apologetic voice.    
&bquo;It's the real thing this time, darling.
I never expected it and I can still hardly believe it.
Try not to feel too badly, it isn't your fault.
There's nothing to be done.&equo;    
The real thing.
So there was this mysterious real thing before which everything went down, obligations, habit, responsibility, duty.
And now, lying in the dunes, seeing the sky through the rigid stalks of marram grasses, he thought about it almost with terror.
Surely he hadn't found it at last and with a girl less than half his age, intelligent but uneducated, promiscuous and burdened with an illegitimate <head>child</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40050" docsrc="bnc_CR6_2700">
<answer instance="child.40050" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
In her mind it was the ultimate degradation, and any man who could live off the proceeds of it was the lowest of the low.
She fervently hoped that Father McCormack would be able to talk some sense into her son.
The robbing was bad enough though the insurance companies could afford the losses and money had no soul.
But the wilful destruction of young lives was a different kettle of fish altogether.
She had been shocked to read in the  News of the World   about the drugs that were available now to youngsters.
What on earth was the world coming to?
Young girls selling their bodies for drugs.    
In the war years and after, women had sold their bodies to feed their children.
That fitted in with Sarah's creed.
You could do anything to feed the <head>children</head> , to keep the family fed or clothed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40051" docsrc="bnc_CRS_1372">
<answer instance="child.40051" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
At the moment six children would be going back into middle school in September.
At this point Mrs Singh said comfortably, &bquo;They have learnt, that's nice.&equo;    
The head went on to explain that the school's job was to understand each child's problem.
He told them that many children learned more slowly.
He illustrated different ways in which reading, for example, could be taught, and how some children may not be &bquo;mature&equo; enough to cope with a &bquo;look and say&equo; approach, or may not develop that way.
He explained how &bquo;look and say&equo; uses eyes, while phonics uses ears.
Mr and Mrs Singh listened politely but, possibly, were confused by all this specialist terminology.    
He went on to tell them about the school.
The <head>children</head> started at 5 and could stay until 16.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40055" docsrc="bnc_AN5_484">
<answer instance="child.40055" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The case also confirms the limitations to the patchwork of parental rights provided by the 1981 Act.
Parents have various opportunities to question aspects of any statement which the LEA is proposing to make.
They are entitled to receive a copy of the proposed statement and to make representations, or arrange a meeting with an officer for discussion of the statement, within 15 days.
They must be notified of the LEA's subsequent decision concerning the statement (the LEA can modify the statement, leave it as it is, or determine not to make it).
If and when the statement is actually made, parents are entitled to a copy of it.
They must also be informed of their right of appeal to an appeal committee under section 8 of the Act and the name of a person from whom advice and information concerning their <head>child</head> 's special educational needs may be obtained.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40056" docsrc="bnc_CMF_1475">
<answer instance="child.40056" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
It may be used just to give the researcher a feel for what is being studied; as a resource to back up or complement evidence produced from other sources; or as evidence in itself, as the topic of the research.    
In this last case, at least, the material will need to be considered systematically, and the most usual way of doing this is through content analysis.
This is a method of analysing the contents of documents or other non-statistical material in such a way that it is possible to make statistical comparisons between them.
(See also &bquo;Observation&equo; on p. 97.)    
For example, many feminist sociologists have made content analyses of <head>children</head> 's books, to highlight how boys are usually shown in active, creative, practical roles, whereas girls are shown   as passive, domestic, and as followers rather than leaders.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40059" docsrc="bnc_C8P_1399">
<answer instance="child.40059" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
She then becomes a statue and the other guests try to imagine what she could be doing.
If you want, you can specify that the pose should be frightening, funny, difficult or amazing.
The game continues until everyone has had a turn.          
COMPETITIONS      
92 Newspaper and fish    
Ask your child to draw about five fishes on paper and cut them out.
Each of those in the competition is given a rolled newspaper.
The children are not allowed to touch the fish with the paper and try to move it along by hitting it on the floor to create a draught.
The winners of the heats can be brought back for the final.          
93 Nursery rhyme mime    
Choose a subject such as nursery rhymes, books, films, or whatever subject your <head>children</head> are interested in.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40060" docsrc="bnc_ACA_1062">
<answer instance="child.40060" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<answer instance="child.40060" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;We set out to pay the last mournful duties through a road almost impassable with snow which continued to fall with a boisterous wind which blew it into immense drifts.
Again we had to view the signs of mourning at Todmorden Hall, the  fourth   time within four short years &mdash; and now alas! all looked more melancholy than ever.
There was the black coffin with its silvered ornaments and the mourner who sat at its head this time was a widowed husband!
And those two dear little children&hellip;
I took each upon my knee and told them that Mamma is gone to Heaven to   God Almighty, and asked them both to promise me that they would try to be good children and follow their mother to that happy place&hellip; &bquo;        
One of the <head>children</head> , the little boy, did indeed follow his mother ten years later at the age of fourteen.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40064" docsrc="bnc_A8K_447">
<answer instance="child.40064" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Students are regarded by the banks as the ripest harvest of all: the people who will be earning the highest balances in the future and who are likely to stay loyal for life once signed up.
Why start on the wrong foot as collaborators in unpopular and spatchcock loans?    
The best thing that could happen now would be for the scheme to be killed by another backbench Tory revolt, like the rebellion which quashed Sir Keith Joseph's 1985 effort to make student fees income-related.
There is the same motivation.
The new scheme will certainly hurt middle-income parents, with the present level of grant frozen until loans (or a combination of loans and parental contributions) make up 50 per cent of student finance.
But it will cause even more damage to low income parents, the very homes from which ministers had hoped to attract more students to achieve their target of doubling the proportion of <head>children</head> going to college by 2014.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40065" docsrc="bnc_AP5_649">
<answer instance="child.40065" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
 single mothers   increased almost as much over this period &mdash; by 77 per cent.
This is due in part to an increase in the proportion of births outside marriage and of mothers who bring up these children themselves as well as to less pressure on young women and men to &bquo;legitimise&equo; a conception with a &bquo;shot-gun wedding&equo;.        
one parent families headed by  fathers   also grew over this period, by 11 per cent.        
there was much less change for  separated   mothers who grew by 3.0 per cent.        
in contrast, the number of  widowed   mothers with dependent children fell by 30 per cent.
Changing mortality and fertility patterns are likely to have contributed to this fall.              
<head>Children</head>    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40068" docsrc="bnc_CN6_1226">
<answer instance="child.40068" senseid="child_abuse%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
From what I have suggested so far we should not be surprised that a recent authoritative and comprehensive review of child abuse research commented that:  As we have seen, research itself, like policy and practice, has increasingly become surrounded by controversy over questions of definition and the most appropriate form that approaches and interventions should take.
As a consequence the research review identifies as a central issue for investigation: &bquo;the variety of human interactions in which children are harmed in some way (physical, emotional, sexual), the manner in which these investigations are perceived, and the behaviour which such interactions elicit in both professional and lay people&equo; (Graham  et al  .,
1985, p.1218).    
Despite the considerable volumes of research conducted in the field of child abuse in the last 20 years, there are still large gaps in our knowledge concerning the phenomenon.
In particular, disagreement exists as to how <head>child</head> abuse is best defined, and practitioners are confused concerning the best ways of preventing non-accidental injury and dealing with it once it is identified.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40069" docsrc="bnc_CRW_419">
<answer instance="child.40069" senseid="child_psychology%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Or may the most helpful interpretation be to align the two child care positions with opposing camps in the field of psychological explanation?    
Only a lightly sketched attempt is made here to place the &bquo;kinship   defenders&equo; and the &bquo;society-as-parent protagonists&equo; in the context of broader viewpoints and sets of values; a thorough analysis could be a very lengthy exercise.
It is suggested that a useful starting point might be to classify the nine major points of difference which are outlined as distinguishing the two value positions.
The following categories of difference seem to emerge.
Firstly, differences one and two, concerning questions of (1) the blood tie and the natural family and (2) the effects of uncertainty and multiple parent figures, seem to be essentially differences relating to conflicting ideas about  <head>child</head> psychology  .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40072" docsrc="bnc_CLW_219">
<answer instance="child.40072" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The least successful schools were those which implemented the minimum programme asked for by GIST: administration of questionnaires to children, allowing women visitors into the school and piloting, more or less reluctantly, teaching materials devised by the team.
The successful schools, in contrast,   took up more GIST suggestions more enthusiastically, or even developed their own ideas for interventions.
For example at Edgehill, a GIST pack for discussion of sex roles &mdash;  Gender in Our Lives   &mdash; was used in the personal and social education lessons, with teachers talking honestly and openly about their personal experience; as it happened they found themselves in the middle of a discussion about fathers being present at childbirth, and the <head>children</head> were obviously fascinated by this new view of their teachers as emotional beings. &lsqb;&hellip;&rsqb;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40073" docsrc="bnc_BNN_1193">
<answer instance="child.40073" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
A kitchen, washing facilities and lavatories were to be built, camp style, in the open.
It was hoped to accomplish all this within a week.
This did not prove possible, but all the same the camp was soon in full swing.
A few army bell tents were put up quickly, but the marquees remained packed in huge bales while lorries kept arriving with yet more   gear.
Arrangements were further complicated by the arrival of an orthodox  Bachad   group who demanded a separate kosher kitchen all of their own, which they maintained right up to the time of their departure to Gwrych Castle at the outbreak of war.
Arguments between different factions of  Madrichim   and competition for the children's allegiance caused more headaches:      
During the first two weeks about 180 <head>children</head> arrived at Great Engeham.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40075" docsrc="bnc_ATG_13">
<answer instance="child.40075" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Fiscal Structures and Policies      
The structure of revenues and expenditures    
Taxes are collected at three levels of government in Yugoslavia: by the federal government, by the governments of the republics and provinces, and by the communes, including some multi-commune cities.
(Some small levies by &bquo;local communities&equo; can conveniently be included with miscellaneous sources of revenue.)
The other main source of public revenue is &bquo;contributions&equo;, collected by &bquo;self-management communities of interest&equo;.
These &bquo;communities&equo; are of two kinds.
The first group, and by far the most important, consists of agencies for financing and managing the social services: education, health, pensions, <head>child</head> benefits, and some other minor services.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40077" docsrc="bnc_AB9_812">
<answer instance="child.40077" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
As his eyes focused he realized he was looking at a hideously swollen human body, and just then, as the light breeze shifted, he caught the stomach-turning odour of decay.
He was a sensible and capable boy, an eldest child, so he moved closer, trying not to breathe, and stood steadfastly looking until he was confident of what he had seen: a body, must be a girl because it was wearing a skirt, lying face down, head towards the bottom of the embankment as if she had dived off the top.    
He clipped the lead on to the dog with cold hands which would hardly function, and let her pull him up the slope as fast as he could make his legs move.
He stopped on the embankment, shaking with cold and shock, to note the spot, then fled along the tractor paths, the dog running with him, to the stables where the ten o'clock <head>children</head> 's ride was in its closing stages.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40079" docsrc="bnc_CAR_73">
<answer instance="child.40079" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
She promised violent action if the social workers put one foot on the stairs, and went to get the children up and dressed herself, accompanied and watched by a policewoman; then her eight-year-old daughter and nine-year-old son were taken away without further comment, but the policewoman encouraged the children to take some clothes and other possessions with them.    
Next to speak was a father.
Mr T is a tall, distinguished looking man, who, with tears in his eyes, told the same story &mdash; at least in the beginning.
When he opened the door and his house filled with strangers, he was told they had the right to take his two children away.
They were, he said, holding papers in their hands.
These were warrants to remove the children, and to search the house.
Bemused by what was happening he moved to go to the bathroom, and was immediately grabbed by two police officers.    
&bquo;These people,&equo; he said, &bquo;had come into our home and had the right to restrain us.
They had the right to take away our <head>children</head> , and there was nothing we could do about it.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40080" docsrc="bnc_ATA_1227">
<answer instance="child.40080" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Lone parents now account for 14% of families with dependent children (it was 8% in 1971).    
Research shows that lone parents belong to lower income groups which have been hard hit, kept in the poverty trap by changes in benefits and the income support system, which  reduces   support pound for pound, without compensation for childcare, whenever the woman begins to earn.      
High mortgages, the massive increase of families in bed-and-breakfast accommodation, a revised benefits' system sweeping away school meals' entitlements and heavily dependent on loans, the Poll Tax, cutbacks in family planning clinics, the introduction of loans in higher education, fare increases and timetable reductions on deregulated public transport &mdash; we know that such hardships bear more on women the less money they have.
And what is hard on women is hard on <head>children</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40082" docsrc="bnc_BNF_1771">
<answer instance="child.40082" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The more couples are able to tolerate differences in their partnership &mdash; between men and women, and between babies and parents &mdash; the less will the satisfactions of being a parent and being a married partner be eroded by children.
Past experiences affect how comfortable people are with differences and disparities in their marriage.
Having to be more separate can, for some people, resurrect memories of earlier separations which were particularly painful for them.
Illness, displacement by a younger brother or sister, or the divorce of parents are experiences from the past which can be interwoven with a current separation, overdetermining the strength of feelings and reactions in the present day.
Quite unconsciously, <head>children</head> may be regarded as rivals for a partner's attention, or, when they cry inconsolably, critics of a mother's competence.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40083" docsrc="bnc_ALH_1179">
<answer instance="child.40083" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
They have come to a full stop.    
It is disastrous &mdash; grown-ups think they have arrived    
In my heaven, there will be only five-year-old eyes, for    
I know of nothing more beautiful than the pure eyes of    
a child.    
It is not surprising, for I live in children, and it is I who    
look out through their eyes.    
When pure eyes meet yours, it is I who smile at you    
through the flesh.          
But on the other hand, I know of nothing sadder than    
lifeless eyes in the face of a <head>child</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40085" docsrc="bnc_CGS_2449">
<answer instance="child.40085" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Is carried out by the professional.    
(c)    
Should only be done before and after intervention.    
(d)    
Takes place only when the parents remember to do it.        
7    
A bribe is different from a reward because:    
(a)    
Bribes are money, rewards are not.    
(b)    
<head>Children</head> like bribes, but they do not like rewards.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40086" docsrc="bnc_C8Y_324">
<answer instance="child.40086" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
One is to telephone, or write to her beforehand, saying that things have been so hectic at your end recently that it seemed at one point that you might have to postpone your visit for a week or two, but that you are so keen to see her that you are absolutely determined to &bquo;make it&equo; somehow, even if it has to be just a &bquo;flying visit&equo;.
Another is to ease her gently into the awareness that your visit will be shorter than usual, doing so some time  after   you have greeted her affectionately on your arrival and listened patiently to her news, views or troubles.
Then give her a definite reason for the necessity of an early departure (not just general &bquo;busyness&equo;).
It may be an appointment to meet a business colleague, or a promise to collect the <head>children</head> from a party so that they do not have to walk home in the dark.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40088" docsrc="bnc_CB5_2443">
<answer instance="child.40088" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Mrs Carson gave Ruth a questioning look.    
&bquo;Well, I daresay that's true &mdash; if the compliment is   genuinely meant.
And now I have some news for you.
On Saturday evening there is to be a special party here: an orchestra, dancing, and several important guests.
I must certainly look my very best  then!   
 I   think the affair will call for my new yellow satin.&equo;    
&bquo;You will outshine everyone, ma'am,&equo; Ruth said.    
Mrs Carson pulled a face.
&bquo;That's enough, Ruth.
Now please go and see to Anna.
The strange <head>child</head> has chosen to sleep in Edward's room tonight; but I am sure she will want to see you and perhaps you can give Miss Fitch a hand.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40089" docsrc="bnc_CRW_541">
<answer instance="child.40089" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
However, some children who will eventually pass out of care through custodianship or adoption will spend periods, sometimes periods of years, in care after moving to permanent new families.
Social work practice with these families should concentrate on constructing a framework of security from the matching stage onwards, and this must mean delegating the maximum degree of responsibility to the new family to do things their way which the law allows.    
It also means that it is extremely important to get the matching stage right because no amount of back-seat driving will persuade new parents to change their basic way of running their family.
For example, if continued family contact is in the <head>child</head> 's best interest, social workers should make sure at the matching stage that the proposed new parents really believe so too.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40093" docsrc="bnc_ALV_1493">
<answer instance="child.40093" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Topics as diverse as spectroscopy and nitrous acid appear in a range of publications, all attesting to the interest inherent in the subject of chemistry (Table 2).        
UK comics    
The comic book in the UK began in the Victorian era.
 Punch   was first produced in 1841 and is the longest lived in a series of comic magazines inspired by the French  Figaro  .
The evolution of the comic book continued on its varied path, developing new ideas and throwing up new characters.
The first full-page story   told in pictures concerning the first truly British comic hero &mdash; a character called &bquo;Ally Sloper&equo; &mdash; appeared in  Judy   during 1867.
The first comic designed specifically for children was  Jack and Jill   and was published by W. Long in March 1885.    
<head>Children</head> growing up in the 1950s and 1960s were fortunate enough to enjoy the  Eagle   comic every week.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40094" docsrc="bnc_BPB_1099">
<answer instance="child.40094" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The Hampton Court Horse Rangers, unlike their six fellow branches around the country which are attached to riding schools, owns all its horses and ponies, and either fund-raises money to buy them, or has mounts donated by anyone from Capital Radio to pop group The Moody Blues.     
The Horses and Ponies    
The horses and ponies, varying in age from 4&mdash;30, are well cared for and certainly appear to enjoy their busy lifestyle.
All kinds of breeds are represented here from Arab and Thoroughbred to Haflinger and Falabella &mdash; a far cry from the average urban riding school hack.
&bquo;  We get give all types and temperaments, but rarely have to turn a horse down.   
 We've had several ex-racehorses who have suited us very well and we've even had a Gelderland carriage horse.   
 The <head>children</head> learn never to take for granted a horse's temper  ,&equo; says Mr Tribe.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40098" docsrc="bnc_BNN_430">
<answer instance="child.40098" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The first, carrying thirty-four boys and twenty girls, docked on 15 February.
It had started in Zbonszyn, a small town on the Polish border where 7000 deported Jews found refuge in stables and barns.
Marga Goren-Gothelf was one of the survivors.        
The money for three  Kindertransporte   from Zbonszyn (154 children in all) came from the Polish Refugee Fund in Britain which raised &pound;5000.
The RCM was not involved either as Sponsor or as provider of accommodation.
Nearly all the children went to orthodox hostels run independently of the Movement.
The last group of Zbonszyn children arrived on 29 August, three days before the outbreak of war.    
Apart from the Society of Friends, there was no established organisation ready to come to the help of <head>children</head> under threat in Czechoslovakia.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40099" docsrc="bnc_CMF_396">
<answer instance="child.40099" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
This is much more difficult than it sounds, and requires a great deal of skill and practice (see Mann 1985; Oppenheim 1966).    
As an example of the pitfalls involved in drafting questions, we can consider the fuss that there was in 1983 when Hill announced that he had found that as many as 40 per cent of six-year-old children had seen &bquo;video-nasties&equo; (i.e. video films of horror, violence, and sadistic sex).
In his questionnaire, he named some of the more famous such videos, and asked the children to say whether they had seen them.
His findings produced a lively press response, and questions in the House of Commons, and certainly contributed to the passage of a bill through Parliament to limit the availability of such films.
Cumberbatch and Bates repeated the research, asking another sample of <head>children</head> , eleven-year-olds this time, whether they had seen certain such videos.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40101" docsrc="bnc_ADA_1906">
<answer instance="child.40101" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The boy Paul, as she had called him, was about three or four years of age, crinkle haired but almost white.
Old enough, certainly, to brood upon things, and too young to make much sense of the sights and sounds he must have seen in this dismal little room.
Perhaps he thought that a man, or more than one man, was trying to hurt or kill his mother, and perhaps he thought this nearly every night of his life.
I felt that I was looking right into the worms of pain in his skull, but they turned into slugs trying to eat their own tails.    
The light was getting better.
I think the moon must have got up and a few silvery shafts were getting through the small fanlight.
Either that, or my eyes had adjusted to the gloom.    
My mind had not adjusted to this new sight, though.
I could not move away from the <head>child</head> 's bed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40102" docsrc="bnc_B10_766">
<answer instance="child.40102" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
When the same scene happens night after night, his mother realizes that she has been doing the wrong thing, so instead she puts him to bed no matter how long or hard he cries.
But the message that bad behaviour no longer brings rewards will take a long time to get through because of its history of being occasionally (i.e. intermittently) reinforced.
His mother can speed up the process by putting a star chart on the wall (I discuss these incentives on page 57).
At our child and family centre just   such a case and strategy led to a &bquo;success story&equo;.
However, just as we were all congratulating ourselves, the pattern changed and the child began to come into his mother's bed.
Unfortunately, a single lapse in this mother's policy was the first step on the slippery slope of interrupted nights.
Her <head>child</head> had a nightmare and she took him into her bed to comfort him.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40106" docsrc="bnc_CMU_774">
<answer instance="child.40106" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The secondary resources are the tools the teacher brings to the learning environment in terms of equipment, ideas and materials.
These tools should enable all children, not only to gain access to the curriculum but also to allow and encourage them to respond to it in a way which clearly expresses their understanding.
The demand for these tools was recently illustrated in Ann FitzGerald's article (TES 1988) where she records Betsy Langford's poignant words:    
&hellip; children are used to feeling dissatisfied with their work, to expect chiding from the teacher and often mockery from their friends and to find that even when they've tried their hardest, the results don't reflect the amount of effort expended.        
The secondary resource should provide a means or a vehicle for driving through this pain barrier experienced by many <head>children</head> , but apparently not recognised by many teachers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40107" docsrc="bnc_CG6_480">
<answer instance="child.40107" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
For example, a child with language which is less advanced than the language of other children of that age would be regarded as having  delayed language  ; in contrast, children whose language stands out because it is deficient when compared with the way in which they perform on other social and intellectual tasks may be regarded as having a  language deficit  .
On the basis of this analysis, a child with severe learning difficulties might have both delayed language, in that she would be functioning at a level below that normally expected for children of her age,  and   a deficit if her language skills were more severely affected than other areas.    
Screening assessments are normally carried out using tests which enable teachers or therapists to obtain a broad-spectrum view of the <head>child</head> 's language abilities.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40109" docsrc="bnc_CBC_7800">
<answer instance="child.40109" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
At the heart of the controversy is a 440-page guidebook, Children Of The Rainbow, which advises teachers how to encourage pupils of five and six to respect homosexuals.    
Rainbow was developed in 1989 as a multi-cultural education policy statement to create anti-bias lessons.    
The book says its message that gay relationships are perfectly acceptable should be hammered home in every subject including maths, science, reading and social studies.    
The Children Of The Rainbow curriculum urges the use of such books as Heather Has Two Mommies, Daddy's Roommate and Gloria Goes To Gay Pride.    
Heather is the artificially-inseminated daughter of a lesbian couple, while Daddy's Roommate is about a father who leaves the family home to move in with his male lover.    
Furious parents have demanded the suspended board's reinstatement and savaged plans to &bquo;brainwash <head>children</head> into homosexuality&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40111" docsrc="bnc_A2W_329">
<answer instance="child.40111" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Opinion polls now show that employers are blamed for Britain's economic problems and union are more popular than at any time in their history.    
Finally, it is not Labour and the trade unions who are obsessed with strikes but the media.
Speaker after speaker at the Conference voiced the reluctance of workers to take strike action and our commitment to finding other ways of resolving disputes.
You may choose not to report this, but you should have the honesty to report Labour's policy accurately.        
Letter: Divided families    
From MS JO TUNNARD    
Sir: Sue Wells' poignant article about adoption (Living, 2 October) captures the heartbreak felt by so many other parents living in Britain today.    
Each year we advise some 800 families with <head>children</head> in care.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40113" docsrc="bnc_C8P_547">
<answer instance="child.40113" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Serve on a plate decorated with lettuce and tomatoes.        
Clock cake    
Make this either from ordinary cake or as an ice cream cake.
For an ice cream cake, buy a large pack of vanilla flavour and let it warm for a little while until it can be moulded into a circle, and then refreeze it.
Then, on the day of the party, decorate a clock face with twelve small sweets that your child chooses for the numbers.
Use two Matchmakers as the hands of the clock.          
Nursery rhymes    
A good nursery rhyme idea is Humpty Dumpty.
Get a chocolate egg about six inches high and place this on a wall made of cake.
Trace lines on it, with icing sugar to represent bricks, and on each of the bricks write a child's name.
This way, when you come to cut up the cake every <head>child</head> gets a piece with his or her name on it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40114" docsrc="bnc_BNM_647">
<answer instance="child.40114" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The pre-licentiate scheme in particular, has undoubtedly had an   effect on the development of interest in co-operative schemes, and further impetus has come from training officers or training co-ordinators who themselves need to co-operate, in the sense of exchanging ideas, and establishing their own network.    
Co-operative schemes can range from being small and informal, to being relatively large, and highly formally organized.
For example, LRCC (The Library Resources Coordinating Committee) set up in 1973 to &bquo;promote the coordination of rationalisation of resources between the 65 libraries of the University of London and between these and other libraries in the London area&equo;, is very formally organized, with a committee of 28 members and &bquo;a complex structure of Boards, Panel and Subject Sub-Committees&equo;.
Alternatively, &bquo;BBC 3&equo;, a co-operative of three senior <head>children</head> 's librarians (see page 67), has no formal structure.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40116" docsrc="bnc_AND_195">
<answer instance="child.40116" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Was there a sense of calm and order in the classroom and corridors?    
7.    
Did you feel impressed by the standard of work displayed on the walls?    
8.    
Was there a sense of industry among the children?    
9.    
Was the noise level acceptable to you?    
10.    
Were you aware of many aspects of the curriculum taking place (eg science, maths, computer)?    
11.    
Was equipment easily available and set out for <head>children</head> ?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40117" docsrc="bnc_CFB_852">
<answer instance="child.40117" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;If the NASUWT goes ahead with its threats of boycotting all tests at all levels this summer it will be doing terrible damage to children, it will cause enormous distress and concern to parents and it will damage the professional standing and status of teachers,&equo; he said.    
Speaking on Radio 4's  World This Weekend   he added: &bquo;Their action would also call into doubt in children's minds just what authority figures are there for.&equo;    
He said outright opposition to tests was an &bquo;ancient attitude&equo; and appealed to the other main teaching union, the NUT, not to join the boycott.    
&bquo;I just hope common sense prevails,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;I can't believe that a trade union like the NASUWT, let alone the NUT, would wish to put <head>children</head> 's education at risk, would wish to disturb parents, would wish to affect their own professionalism, would wish to diminish their own standing in the eyes of the children that go to their schools.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40119" docsrc="bnc_CA5_1371">
<answer instance="child.40119" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
I struggled for some time to understand the metaphors until an inner voice said to me during meditation: &bquo;You're in martyr over this book.&equo;
Suddenly, it all made sense!
I looked at my beliefs and payoffs, reorganised my writing schedule, arranged several outings &mdash; and felt an enormous sense of relief.    
Lazaris describes martyrhood as &bquo;silent and righteous anger that seeks silent and righteous revenge&equo;.
Martyrs, he suggests, are out to punish.
They are convinced that they are the only ones who suffer, and refuse to see the impact they have on others.
Martyrs are never in the wrong.
They always justify and rationalise their own behaviour.
It is always other people who are at fault.
They simply feel misunderstood and unappreciated.    
As parents, martyrs teach their <head>children</head> how to play the game.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40120" docsrc="bnc_A50_329">
<answer instance="child.40120" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
But the deal has even greater cultural significance, as The Shoe People has been given the official stamp of approval to become a major influence on millions of Russian children.    
Mikhail Polyakov, the First Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in London, said yesterday: &bquo;We welcome any new trade links between our two countries.
But it is excellent this type of agreement will create the spirit of co-operation at the earliest possible age.&equo;    
Mr Polyakov was speaking at the Soviet Embassy School, where Russian schoolchildren had a preview of the books that will be available in the Soviet Union from next month.    
Nastya Gorohova, 7, liked the pictures of the people &bquo;because they are funny.
Margot the ballet shoe is my favourite&equo;.    
Natasha Kossov, the <head>children</head> 's English teacher, believed The Shoe People would be a big success in the Soviet Union.
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<answer instance="child.40122" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The move away from residential to alternative family care shaped the form of subsequent endeavours to help children.
Social work intervention concentrated on  planning   for children in care, and  resource finding   focusing on families and not institutions.
In practice the solution was to find the right placement for the children, rather than try to help the parents, child or care staff to adjust to each other.
Casework with parents, therapeutic work with children in care, and skills training for residential workers and field workers were now of secondary importance.    
 What consequences follow from these two main changes for day-to-day work in residential homes?   
Two issues in particular stand out which may pose serious dilemmas for residential workers in caring for <head>children</head> and young people.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40124" docsrc="bnc_CLY_1498">
<answer instance="child.40124" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The acceptance of a contract which sets out detailed conditions of service, hours worked and parents met is unlikely to provide the flexibility that is required for schools to respond quickly, humanely and sympathetically to family needs.
In my opinion it is this flexibility which has given English primary education its unique quality.
In the countries in which I have worked where tight regulations prescribe the teachers' day, the opportunity for intelligent freedom of action is all too often curtailed and responses to the problems which children present are all too often determined by the paragraph and footnote of a rule book.    
Children and their parents are human.
Being human the problems they present are unique, the ways of responding to them in finite.
The particular quality of the English primary school has been the way in which its teachers have been able to respond to the individual <head>child</head> on a personal, almost intuitive, basis.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40126" docsrc="bnc_ANK_1028">
<answer instance="child.40126" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
By this time the trial of Mrs Dyer had moved to the Old Bailey.    
More damning evidence came from the small survivor, Harry Symmonds.
He remembered about twenty-five young children coming and going to the house in Reading.
By this time the enormity of the situation was beginning to dawn upon an outraged Public.
They were out for Mrs Dyer's blood.
The sight in the crowded courtroom of Evalina Marmon weeping over her murdered child incensed them and the evidence of the other witnesses, sensationalised by the media, worked up public hysteria.    
Reports were coming from all over the country of different children who had been adopted by this kindly old lady.
More damning evidence came from Polly, who said she had seen her mother in Cardiff about a year previously with three <head>children</head> , and a day later had seen her without any.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40128" docsrc="bnc_A17_1041">
<answer instance="child.40128" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
You can interpret it in any way you like &mdash; it could mean the best groomed, it could refer to canine   coats, attractive collars and leads.
The judges may even take the owner's appearance into consideration when making their minds up!    
The Lookalike competition could also provide a chance for using your imagination.
Very few of us naturally look like our dogs so a little augmentation might be called for.    
The veteran classes are our equivalent of the   glamourous   granny or grandpa competitions!
Dogs must be seven years old or over and we'll be looking for good health and condition as well as stunning good looks.    
The <head>child</head> handler competition is open to anyone under 16 and the judges will be looking for a good rapport between kids and dogs.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40130" docsrc="bnc_CGT_812">
<answer instance="child.40130" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
But some children, either through their experience of using tantrums to get their own way or through general strong will and temperament, will take a lot of teaching and repeated experiences to realize finally that they cannot always get their own way.
Some children   may be forced three or four times into a car safety seat to learn the rule but others may take twenty or thirty confrontations over the course of several weeks before they give in.    
Parents should try to list a series of daily confrontations that evoke tantrums.
They need to describe initially what issues they want to stand firm on and what issues they can give way to.
It is helpful for them to recognize that if they intend to carry through what they say, they may need to reduce the number of demands that they make on the child.
An environmental change can ease this: it is much easier to say that you don't have any sweets in the house than to say &bquo;no&equo; to a <head>child</head> who knows that they are in the cupboard.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40131" docsrc="bnc_A16_72">
<answer instance="child.40131" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
International Paint's well-established Jet-Dry Japlac now also comes in a handy aerosol to complement the existing range of standard cans, available in 750ml, 500ml, 250ml, and 125ml sizes, and to facilitate application in awkward areas, or where speed and convenience are prime considerations.
Japlac is a high gloss lacquer which produces a mirror-like finish that leaves ordinary paints looking lacklustre in comparison.
Its hard, shiny finish means it not only looks smart, but withstands knocks, bumps and scrapes.
It is easy to apply and can be used on wood or metal, inside or out, and its quick-drying formulation means it is touch-dry in two hours and ready for over-coating in six.
Japlac complies with BS 5665 Part 3 1989 and the European Toy Safety Standard EN71 Part 3 1988, enabling you to give an exceptionally glossy finish to toys, nursery furniture, climbing frames, and indeed any surface where the safety of a <head>child</head> is of tantamount importance.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40134" docsrc="bnc_CA6_1360">
<answer instance="child.40134" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
This time, and during subsequent visits, she stayed at &bquo;Greek House&equo; (as its English proprietress called it) or &bquo;Greek Home&equo; (the name given to it by her American partner).
It is a pretty nineteenth-century house full of strange alcoves and columns, in Kolon&aacute;ki, the smart residential quarter.    
We went with George and his small sister Effie, and their parents (the father as our driver) to Aegosthena, the beautiful fourth-century fortress above an inlet of the Corinthian gulf that protected the frontier between Attica and Boeotia.
Elizabeth watched with fascinated horror the forcible feeding practised on the poor children.
They were at an age when one often does not like eating very much; and the Greeks, a poor race with memories of starvation, like their <head>children</head> to be well fed, and to be seen to be well fed.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40135" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_296">
<answer instance="child.40135" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Average mothers, with ten children between them, expressing the typical anxiety (shared with parents all over the world) what their offspring eat this evening should be good, wholesome and, above all, safe.    
They may indeed be typical, with their everyday badinage about organic beans on toast and the relative nutritional merits of sundry spaghetti sauces.
But this caring quintet are anything but ordinary.
The glam factor alone should tell you that.
Because these five women &mdash; with their beautifully made-up, famous faces are the nucleus of Parents for Safe Food, a group founded by celebrities to voice the concerns of an increasing number of men and women about the pesticides and herbicides making their way onto our plates.    
These substances, which are used to boost the crop yields and improve the appearance of the food, may ultimately compromise our health.
And, even more crucially, the health of our <head>children</head> .    
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<instance id="child.40137" docsrc="bnc_CAR_857">
<answer instance="child.40137" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="child.40137" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
On 10 May, Mrs W, the mother of   fifteen children, eight of whom had been in care since the previous November, began an appeal against the care orders holding them.
She and her lawyers arrived at Kirkwall Sheriff Court, So did the Acting Reporter, Gordon Sloan.    
The mother immediately abandoned her appeal.
She called for a formal review of the whole case by Mrs Kemp, now she was back in her post.
She said she could not and would not continue to deal with Mr Sloan.
It was impossible to speak to Mr Sloan, she said, and added that the Panel was never set up to be a court.
She wanted the case dealt with in a proper and fair way; she did not, she said, expect Mrs Kemp to be more sympathetic, but she would be fair.    
This incident seems to epitomise what is believed to have gone wrong with the <head>Children</head> 's Hearing system in Orkney.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40138" docsrc="bnc_A9W_460">
<answer instance="child.40138" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
PAYMENT FOR ARTICLES Payments or offers of payment for stories, pictures or information should not be made to witnesses or potential witnesses in current criminal proceedings or to people engaged in crime or their associates except where the material concerned ought to be published in the public interest, and the payment is necessary to enable this to be done.
The Press Council's Declaration of Principle on Payment for Articles should be observed.    
INTRUSION INTO GRIEF Newspapers and journalists serving them should avoid intruding into personal grief except where this is justified in the public interest.
In such cases inquiries should be carried out and approaches made with sympathy and discretion.    
INNOCENT RELATIVES Newspapers should avoid identifying relatives of persons convicted or accused of crime unless the reference to them is directly relevant to the matter reported.    
INTERVIEWING <head>CHILDREN</head> Journalists should not interview a child in the absence, or without the consent, of a parent or other adult who is responsible for the child at the time.    
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<instance id="child.40140" docsrc="bnc_B10_321">
<answer instance="child.40140" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Moral rules are foundational in the sense that they are concerned with the maintenance of, for instance, trust, mutual help and justice in human relationships.
Unless these exist in some measure it becomes virtually impossible to continue any social activity.
Moral rules form the yardstick against which we evaluate the rules of any particular activity.
It is therefore not surprising that, though conventions and customs vary widely from one society to another, basic moral principles apparently do not.        
In the process whereby a child comes to act in accordance with the rules and values of society, becoming eventually a   reasonably self-controlled, inner-directed member of the community, one of the first steps is the development of  self-restraint  .
<head>Children</head> learn self-restraint as part of the process by which they learn the values and attitudes of the society in which they will move.
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<instance id="child.40142" docsrc="bnc_A8T_15">
<answer instance="child.40142" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The truth is that people don't react to reality; they react to their perception of reality.
My perception of God is real and I can understand that for her he isn't.
What I can't understand is who she thanks when she wants to be thankful, for example when her son was born.
If God is not a fact, then what have atheists to fear if their kids learn about him?
If something is nothing, how can it affect anything?    
Terry Wynn Member of the European Parliament Merseyside East    
AS SOMEONE involved in religious education, I share Jayne Greenwell's concern, but cannot agree with her solution that RE be taken out of the curriculum.
It is too important in that it enables <head>children</head> to understand how religion influences individuals and societies, and to explore how people form their own beliefs and values &mdash; including atheism.    
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<instance id="child.40144" docsrc="bnc_CA2_81">
<answer instance="child.40144" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Scissors with fine, sharp blades are equally essential for d&eacute;coupage, where complicated shapes have to be cut from paper.    
Scissors in the shape of  dolphins   are helping to boost the funds of  International Dolphin Watch  , the leading organisation for the study and conservation of these fun loving and intelligent mammals.
When the  Dolphin Scissors   were launched last year, H. Cubitt linked sales to a unique sponsorship scheme whereby 5p was donated for every pair of scissors sold.
Over 14,000 pairs of scissors have been purchased, enabling Bexfield to present Dr Horace Hobbs, of International Dolphin Watch, with the first cheque for &pound;720.    
With their novel shape and colourful appearance, Dolphin scissors have proved very popular with <head>children</head> who can use them for cutting paper, card or fabric.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40146" docsrc="bnc_B10_76">
<answer instance="child.40146" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
If you read old childcare manuals you soon become aware of a &bquo;pendulum&equo; of fashion swinging one way, then another.
Confusingly, parents were advised to do X; then, after perhaps a generation X was out, it was best to do Y. Nowadays we can rely on research studies for at least some evidence about the desirability and effectiveness of this or that approach, and about the influence of certain styles of parenting on the child's development and wellbeing.
In the end, however, childrearing is very much about values &mdash; and these are very individual matters, relating to one's attitudes, beliefs and style of living.      
What is interesting is that the most effective <head>child</head> rearing practices (as far as these things are measurable) appear to represent a &bquo;golden mean&equo; between the  extremes   suggested by successive fashions.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40148" docsrc="bnc_ASH_841">
<answer instance="child.40148" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
It is trial and error and depends a lot on the type of horse you are riding.
The best way to practise is to mark out two or three kilometres and practise on your individual horse.              
MILTON at home and abroad      
In this exclusive pre-publication extract from  Milton, Gillian Newsum   describes Milton's life at home and abroad.    
By all accounts Milton is a bit of a lunatic at home &mdash; particularly when he is taken out exercising.
&bquo;  He'll spook at anything  ,&equo; says his rider John Whitaker, &bquo;  and the trouble is he doesn't just look at the thing, he'll jump six feet in the air and then do the splits when he comes down again.   
 He's like a small <head>child</head> who is so busy peering at something that he doesn't look where he is going.   
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<instance id="child.40149" docsrc="bnc_CAR_959">
<answer instance="child.40149" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="child.40149" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Only five minutes before the hearings began they had been allowed to read these for themselves, and in the words of one family friend, the Reverend Derek Edwards, &bquo;they were devastating&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;To witch a mother's face as they're read back to her, even though she's read them for herself&hellip; the parent I was sitting with was shaking her head and crying.
The reality that those things were being said of  her   was just beyond her comprehension, and for myself I have never heard something so outrageous in all my life.&equo;    
Mr Edwards was appalled at what could and had been done in the &bquo;best interests of the children&equo;.
He joined the ever-growing group of people calling for a change in the law.    
The parents left the <head>Children</head> 's Panel offices looking tense and drawn.
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<instance id="child.40151" docsrc="bnc_CD5_1108">
<answer instance="child.40151" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Masturbation is better than conventional sex.
I watch videos and read manga, and that's about as far as I want to go.
If it were possible to have sex with objects, then that would be a different matter&equo;    
 &bquo;THE OTAKU ARE AN   underground, but they are not opposed to the system  per se  ,&equo; says sociologist and University of Tokyo fellow Volker Grassmuck, who has studied the  otaku   extensively.
&bquo;They change, manipulate and subvert ready-made products, but at the same time they are the apothesis of consumerism and an ideal workforce for contemporary capitalism.
The parents of  otaku   are from the Sixties generation, very democratic and tolerant.
They want to understand their <head>children</head> , but the kids purposely look for things their parents can't understand.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40152" docsrc="bnc_CG6_1283">
<answer instance="child.40152" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
This suggests that this test has identified a linguistic skill which is distinct from the linguistic abilities required for success on these other tests.    
This test is concerned with a specific aspect of linguistic ability and does not provide either standardised or age equivalent scores.
There is no   information regarding the reliability of the test items and the validity of the test depends upon the interpretation afforded the separate subtests.
However, on this criterion, content validity and construct validity would appear to be high.
These comments suggest that the test is unlikely to be useful as a screening instrument but, when used in conjunction with other tests or with <head>children</head> who have already been identified as having language difficulties, it may assist in the generation of a balanced assessment of a child's strengths and weaknesses.
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<instance id="child.40154" docsrc="bnc_ALM_1251">
<answer instance="child.40154" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Another writer, Ward (1981), also argued against open adoption, again claiming that it could adversely affect the child's bonding to its new family.
None of these writers produced research evidence to back up their claims, basing them exclusively on clinical practice and theoretical projections.
Clinical practice is invaluable for developing ideas and hypotheses but dangerous when being cited to make conclusive statements without prior testing with general population samples.    
To my knowledge there has been no research that has set out to study from the start how far a <head>child</head> 's attachment to a new family or carer is impeded or not or whether &bquo;the child's personality will be damaged&equo; where a birth parent or relative keeps contact whilst the child is with psychological parents.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40155" docsrc="bnc_CJG_859">
<answer instance="child.40155" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Spectacles    
The prescription of glasses is an exact science, and they are made to fit correctly at a specific distance from the eyeball.
They can be made   with either plastic or glass lenses, with convex lenses prescribed for long-sightedness, concave for short-sightedness and cylindrical for astigmatism.
Plastic lenses are lighter, an advantage if the lenses required are of high power, but with the disadvantage of scratching easily.
Glass lenses are heavier, but are less likely to become scratched; they can be made shatterproof.
Fitting must be precise, and in the case of young children who have not yet developed a firm bridge to the nose this can be difficult.
The shafts can be tied on in the case of very young <head>children</head> , especially during active play.        
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40157" docsrc="bnc_CDR_1260">
<answer instance="child.40157" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The way you move, sit and stand will show you have a greater body awareness and pride.
Your body language will speak volumes about your happy state.    
4    
Inhibition decreases.
When you are not in harmony with your body, you learn to be less tactile, less physical &mdash; learning to &bquo;reach out&equo; as a form of communication becomes second nature when you are used to exercising.    
5    
As the body tension is eased out by working out the body, muscles relax and a good sleep induced.            
SPORT FOR YOU    
The choice of sport is yours.
But if you have any unhappy memories from being forced into team sports and cross-country runs as a school <head>child</head> don't try and repeat them &mdash; try something new!
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40158" docsrc="bnc_CRW_379">
<answer instance="child.40158" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Long-term foster placements may turn into  de facto   or, eventually, legal adoptions.
One of the basic assumptions of Rowe and Lambert's study was that adoption and fostering are not completely separate categories but overlap.
In the &bquo;society-as-parent&equo; view, long-term, exclusive fostering would not necessarily be deplored, although there may be a wish to see it achieve the more secure legal status of custodianship or adoption.        
6 The adequacy of professional and court decision making, and the effectiveness of state intervention generally, in child care matters    
The &bquo;kinship defenders&equo; are generally far more sceptical than the other group about the adequacy of both courts and social services agencies in making decisions about <head>child</head> placement and protecting the child's interests and well-being.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40161" docsrc="bnc_CEM_16">
<answer instance="child.40161" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
But TODAY can reveal that the &pound;2,500-a-night suite is for Charles alone.
Diana has a smaller suite nearby.    
&bquo;We have been told that Prince Charles sleeps in one room and his lady in another,&equo; said a Korean worker at the hotel.    
&bquo;In our country, man and wife sleep together.
Is it different in Britain?&equo;    
British officials yesterday persisted in spreading the myth that the couple were sharing a room.    
&bquo;They are in the Presidential suite.
There is only one bed in it.
You must draw your own conclusions,&equo; said a senior member of the team arranging the visit.    
However, another source said: &bquo;It is pure window dressing.    
&bquo;They live separate lives and come together when necessary, for example for the <head>children</head> or for public engagements.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40162" docsrc="bnc_B10_9">
<answer instance="child.40162" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
In order to achieve this goal &mdash; referred to by psychologists as  socialization   &mdash; they will have to teach their babies and toddlers, and (later) adolescents, many &bquo;lessons&equo;.
There will be lessons about the relationships between themselves and others, about social skills and self-restraint; and there will be instructions, requests and demonstrations concerning social requirements and rules.
These so-called  norms   reflect society's expectations of what is appropriate, that is to say,  normal   social and moral behaviour.
Parents hope that this huge investment of emotion, time and energy in training children &mdash; what we call discipline &mdash; will have its dividend, eventually, in the emergence of a young adult with good judgement and a mature, responsible outlook.
Try comparing your own experiences as a <head>child</head> with your attitudes towards bringing up children as you express them today.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40165" docsrc="bnc_CRS_1556">
<answer instance="child.40165" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Balbinder, who had been excluded from all deliberations about his future, had not seen his new school yet.        
July 15: Balbinder visits his new school    
Mrs Singh, Balbinder and I set off to visit Cedars School.
Balbinder was very subdued.
His mother said he was not happy about the new school, and wanted to stay where he was.
He had, after all, had five terms there, he would be 7 in December.
He did not speak all the way.
Mrs Singh remarked what a long way it seemed.
We were early and stood in the playground.
Balbinder looked around but clung to Mrs Singh.
We went in and were ushered into the hall where a number of other new <head>children</head> were looking at books of photos of school trips and events.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40166" docsrc="bnc_CCV_1554">
<answer instance="child.40166" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Our terms of reference made it clear that we were to concern ourselves with the English curriculum for all pupils, whatever their mother tongue.
In particular they stressed that &bquo;The framework &lsqb;for English&rsqb; should ensure, at the minimum, that all school-leavers are competent in the use of English &mdash; written and spoken &mdash; whether or not it is their first language.&equo;
The supplementary guidance said too: &bquo;The group should also take account of the ethnic diversity of the school population and society at large, bearing in mind the cardinal point that English should be the first language and medium of instruction for all pupils in England.&equo;    
In chapter 2 I discussed one of the central aims of the English curriculum, which is to extend the range of language in which <head>children</head> are competent.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40169" docsrc="bnc_BN7_971">
<answer instance="child.40169" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
But if the feeling persists then see your doctor or health visitor and let them know just what you're feeling and for how long you've felt it.        
Immunisation    
You should get your child immunised as soon as possible against Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Polio, Measles, Mumps and Rubella.
Your GP or health visitor will make the necessary arrangements at the correct time.            
GROWING OLDER    
As you get older, the pressures of work, home and family can make it very easy to forget your own health.
Events like bereavement or retirement can increase the pressure.      
The Menopause    
The menopause is a natural event in every woman's life.    
It marks the end of her periods and her capacity to bear <head>children</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40171" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1775">
<answer instance="child.40171" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
At one point I took a bowl of water to her: her mouth was bleeding and a trail of saliva dangled from her lower lip.
She ignored the water.
After that I avoided looking down towards the woodpile until, when it was almost too dark to see, I glanced down one last time &mdash; and she was gone.    
All of us assumed that she'd wandered off to die alone and that, sooner or later, we'd come across her body, sprawled in a ditch or hidden from view in a clump of thorn trees.
But that night as we sat around the fire no one mentioned it.
Kalchu was ashamed of his drunkenness and Chola grumbled and rebuked him for it.
but no one regretted its effect on the red bitch or mourned her loss.
The <head>children</head> chattered and squabbled as usual, and the   puppy, pleased with its solitary status, snapped up all the food that was offered and licked out all the plates by itself.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40174" docsrc="bnc_BLY_256">
<answer instance="child.40174" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
These are evident in attitudes to authority and in learning styles used or preferred.
Oral explanations and discussion may convey a meaning and a depth lacking in written explanation which may tend to be accepted at an uncritical and somewhat superficial level.
There is some evidence that the desire to find one rather than alternative answers to a problem may have its origins in patterns of   indigenous   education.        
RELIGIOUS AND MISSION INFLUENCES    
The styles of learning in Koranic schools and catechist classes have predictable effects on the way <head>children</head> learn in school, but the missionary tradition in education is responsible for so much else besides, (over a long period of the history of formal education the great majority of schools  were   missionary schools).
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40175" docsrc="bnc_CN6_1277">
<answer instance="child.40175" senseid="child_abuse%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The implication seems quite clear &mdash; the models of good practice developed in more general child care are equally applicable to child abuse and child protection work.    
If, as I have tried to demonstrate, the problem of child abuse is itself one dimension or label given to the way problems between children and adults manifest themselves then this should be recognized in practice.
Rather than seeing child abuse as an exceptional problem requiring an exceptional response, and hence a qualitatively different practice, we should see it as part of child care and hence child care practice.    
At many points in this chapter we have noted the problems of trying to define <head>child</head> abuse, identifying the characteristics which separate the high risk from the rest and hence aid prediction, together with the problems of constructing preventive and treatment interventions which concentrate exclusively on child abuse.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40178" docsrc="bnc_CD2_1061">
<answer instance="child.40178" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
That matter was cured, and had ceased to trouble him; he had lain with a virgin.
He could have continued placidly with the life he had chosen, and would have excelled; but telegrams of a peremptory nature, saying his mother's illness had taken a turn for the worse and he must come, kept arriving from Colonel Carteret, and Paul had to leave his work, abandon lectures, and make the weary journey to London time and again, only to find Sophia weak but resigned, and reproachful for his having come at all.
He was angry with the Colonel, who seemed to have taken a great deal upon himself.
If that martinet had not been already married, he would have married Sophia, and would no doubt have made Paul's life even more intolerable as his stepfather.
But Carteret's wife, who frequented health spas, could not endure to live with him or he with her: there were no <head>children</head> .
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<context>
The films highlighted three phases of separation reactions.
  First of all, children were likely to protest about their parents' departure.
They would show signs of acute distress, crying loudly and vigorously.
This attempt to call their parents back could last for hours, days, even for a week or more.
When this protest failed, despair would follow.
The children remained preoccupied by their loss and would continue to cry from time to time, but in an increasingly hopeless and dejected way.
They would tend to withdraw from their surroundings, showing little interest in those around them and making few demands upon them.
Finally came a state of detachment which could misleadingly be regarded as recovery.
<head>Children</head> would appear to adapt, would resume an interest in their toys, recover their appetite and smile at the staff.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40182" docsrc="bnc_CAR_1288">
<answer instance="child.40182" senseid="child_abuse%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
This followed the previous removal of eight children into care in November 1990.    
With other members of the presbytery, the Reverend Brown was worried about what had taken place at the summer camp on Rousay in 1990.
They were concerned about the implications of what influences were being exerted in their island society.
When the police raided the manse of fellow-minister, Morris Mackenzie, in South Ronaldsay on Wednesday 27 February, their concern took on a very personal edge,    
Now one of their own was implicated in alleged rituals that seemed to have sprung directly from a determined searching for satanism and rituals adopted by extremist Christian groups.
peter Brown conducted investigations and presented a report to the Orkney Presbytery.    
The presbytery met in private to discuss the report, and the alleged <head>child</head> abuse cases in South Ronaldsay.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40184" docsrc="bnc_AP7_494">
<answer instance="child.40184" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Today it has risen to over 40 per cent in Britain, Scandinavia, and North America, and 30 per cent in France, in contrast to less than 7 per cent in China and Japan.
To put it another way, the English have always been prepared to let some of their old live alone.
But one of the great changes from the past is that this possibility of living alone is swiftly becoming a probability.    
Yet a closer look behind these stark figures suggests that the English have not been so peculiarly heartless.
Their housing was very early on more ample.
They were also early in being especially mobile, no longer tied to land which could easily be sold.
So with each generation there was a &bquo;scattering of children at marriage&equo;, which left scarcely one couple in ten with married children in the same parish.
On the other hand, there were much more likely to be single <head>children</head> still living at home.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40186" docsrc="bnc_BML_854">
<answer instance="child.40186" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The famous Bullock report of 1975,  A language for life  , after an investigation of teaching in schools, came to the conclusion that &bquo;there is no one method, medium, approach, device, or philosophy that holds the key to the process of learning to read&equo; (DES, 1975, p.77).
Most teachers would agree with this statement and, indeed, say that they use a variety of approaches and methods in their work, suiting them to the needs of the individual learner and the stage that pupil has reached.    
The time-tested approaches are as follows:    
1    
&bquo;  Look-and-say  &equo; This is a whole-word approach that requires the building up of a visually-recognized vocabulary.
Most <head>children</head> enter school being able to read their own name and a few other words seen-and-said on television programmes, on labels on food, and on public notices.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40188" docsrc="bnc_CH2_3535">
<answer instance="child.40188" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Actor Andrew Sachs &mdash; waiter Manuel in TV's Fawlty Towers &mdash; will describe the action, facial expressions, scenery and costumes in the film about Irish tenor Josef Locke.    
William Kirby, of the Royal National Institute for the Blind, which is supporting the video, said: &bquo;This really is an exciting development.    
Debts &bquo;It will bring visual entertainment into the lives of blind and partially-sighted people throughout the UK.&equo;    
Locke was one of the highest paid stars of the Fifties until his career crashed amid tax debts and allegations about his private life.        
Cop and bandit hit in park shoot-out    
BILL AKASS    
A POLICE marksman and a bank robber blasted each other during a dramatic gun battle in a popular park yesterday.    
Mothers and <head>children</head> cowered in terror as the shoot-out erupted.    
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<instance id="child.40190" docsrc="bnc_A6C_1395">
<answer instance="child.40190" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
We meet our local hosts, and in the dining room tea and lamingtons are waiting.
While the equipment is being set up people come in from their work outside and visitors start arriving from up and down the Whanganui river.
By the time dinner has been eaten and evening prayers conducted it is eight o'clock and about a hundred people have gathered.    
There is a vocal, direct reaction to all the films on the    programme.
Great interest is shown in the activities and scenes depicted: the skill and panache with which cat's cradle is demonstrated is commented on, the speed and technique of the weavers astounds, the making of crayfish pots and operation of eel weirs is studied intently.
The whole hall is convulsed to see <head>children</head> elbowed out of the way while the adults take over skipping ropes and doubledutch, 1920s style, fills the screen.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40191" docsrc="bnc_CLG_1379">
<answer instance="child.40191" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Since fires often start at night, and most homes only have one flight of stairs, which may well be unusable, it pays to work out in advance possible escape routes from upstairs windows &mdash; ideally one leading on to a flat roof, otherwise one with a flowerbed or grass below, rather than a hard surface.    
If you are trapped upstairs by a fire, get everyone into the &bquo;escape room&equo;, close the door and block any gaps round it with items of clothing or bedding (dampened, if possible) to keep smoke out.
Then open the window and call for help.
Wait to see if rescuers with ladders appear.    
If they do not and you are at first-floor level, climb on to the window sill and let yourself hang feet first, facing the wall, before letting go to lessen the height of your fall.
Try to land with knees bent, and crumple as you kit the ground, so your body absorbs the impact.
Then encourage the others to do the same; in most two-storey homes you may well be able to catch &bquo;suspended&equo; <head>children</head> in your arms.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40193" docsrc="bnc_B10_499">
<answer instance="child.40193" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The researcher, Valerie Yule, watched adult-child pairs in these settings and then compared what occurred with the behaviour of adult pairs.
She found that in the time allowed four-fifths of the adult pairs conversed, looked or smiled at each other.
By contrast, when adults were accompanying children, during a similar three-minute period, less than half of them had any communication at all with their children; and in two-fifths of the pairs &bquo;what took place was negative&equo;.
The children were told off, told to shut up, told to stop what they were doing and hit.
Three children crying in pushchairs were smacked.
Four children were scolded on buses and smacked.
Five children were yanked by arm or hand across a road.
One child was cuffed for misbehaving at a   bus stop.
More than half of the <head>children</head> were ignored whatever they did &mdash; whether they cried, played or tried to talk to the adult.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40195" docsrc="bnc_CA9_2038">
<answer instance="child.40195" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
I was shoved into dressing rooms throughout Vegas to stand beside some bemused star for a photograph and Glen Campbell, Lovelace Watkins and Liberace stood and grinned like old pals.
When we returned home, the search for a musical   director became a priority.    
It was 3 o'clock in the afternoon when Malc pulled open the fire doors, left ajar on Sundays, at the back of the Aquarius Club in Chesterfield.
The smell of stale beer and cigarette smoke spilled into the back-stage corridors as we groped along in search of my dressing room.
We were early for band call and, except for a gap-toothed, long-haired hippie groping along in the opposite direction, seemed to be alone.
The sound began before our search was completed and it stopped me in my tracks, leaving Malc to continue alone.
The soft, sweet sounds of the piano dropped round me, intoxicating me and compelling me to follow as I drifted towards the sound like a <head>child</head> of Hamelin.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.30002" docsrc="wsj_1625.mrg_31">
<answer instance="child.30002" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The telephone number for the charity in Shelton, Conn., has been
disconnected, and the former officials could n't be located.  Running a
charity does cost money, but reputable organizations manage to get the lion
's share of donations out to where they are really needed.  The Arthritis
Foundation, the American Cancer Society and the United Way of America all
say that they spend roughly 90 % of their income on programs, not overhead.
With some other charities, however, it s the other way around.  The
fledgling National Children's Cancer Society, for example, took in $2.5
million last year to finance bone-marrow transplants for children.  By the
time it paid its expenses it only had $120,000 left -- not enough to treat
even one <head>child</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.30003" docsrc="wsj_1366.mrg_26">
<answer instance="child.30003" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="child.30003" senseid="child%1:18:07::"/>
<context>
As the principal regulator of the thrift industry, Mr. Wall delayed seizing
Lincoln S&amp;L for more than two years after his staff told him that the
California thrift was insolvent and that potential losses to taxpayers were
growing rapidly.  Rep. Gonzalez seems primed to lash out at Mr. Wall when
hearings resume Thursday with testimony by two federal regulators from San
Francisco, William Black and Mike Patriarca.  Mr. Wall relieved them of
responsibility for supervising Lincoln in 1988.  Mr. Gonzalez expressed
concern over a report that the two had been summoned to Washington by Mr.
Wall last week to discuss their testimony in advance.  ``I think he is
trying to improperly influence a witness, and by God I 'm not going to
tolerate it,'' he says.  Mr. Wall, however, is a self-proclaimed ``
<head>child</head> of the Senate'' and former staff director of its
Banking Committee.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.30007" docsrc="wsj_2343.mrg_13">
<answer instance="child.30007" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Sharp-witted and funny but never mean, she's a memorialist a bit like
Truman Capote, if he 'd been Jewish and female and less bitchy.  Little Lily,
as Ms. Cunningham calls herself in the book, really was n't ordinary.  She
was raised, for the first eight years, by her mother, Rosie, whom she
remembers as a loving liar, who realigned history to explain why Lily's
father did n't live with them.  Rosie reinvented this man, who may or may
not have known about his child, as a war hero for Lily's benefit.  Rosie
died young and Lily has remembered her as a romantic figure, who did n't
interfere much with her <head>child</head>'s education on the streets.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.30008" docsrc="wsj_1470.mrg_30">
<answer instance="child.30008" senseid="child_abuse%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Many law firms sponsor their own programs.  At the Baltimore firm of
Weinberg &amp; Green, new corporate and banking associates are required to
enroll in a 20-class course.  Partners lecture on how to form corporations,
draft agreements and defend clients against unwanted tender offers.  Now,
clients know that new associates have had some practical training before
working on their cases, says James J. Hanks, a partner at the firm.  Los
Angeles Creates A Courthouse for Kids THE CHILDREN of Los Angeles will soon
have their own $52 million courthouse.  The building, which will handle
<head>child</head> abuse, custody and foster care cases, will be ``
less formal, less threatening and just basically less grim than most
courthouses,'' says Edmund Edelman, chairman of the Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.30011" docsrc="wsj_0972.mrg_14">
<answer instance="child.30011" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Written by Barbara Benedek, co-author of ``The Big Chill,'' ``Immediate
Family'' takes the position that only rich people living in nice houses
should have children.  The film makers have couched this offensive idea in
pretty packaging.  Everyone is very nice and good-looking -- the adoptive
parents (Glenn Close and James Woods) and the teen-age couple who decide to
give up their baby for adoption (Mary Stuart Masterson and Kevin Dillon).
Linda and Michael (Ms. Close and Mr. Woods), who seem to be pushing 40,
live in a large and tastefully decorated home in suburban Seattle.  All of
their friends have children and they ca n't, so now they want a
<head>child</head> more than anything -- perhaps even more than
Michael wanted his fancy convertible or his deluxe stereo equipment.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.30013" docsrc="wsj_1041.mrg_17">
<answer instance="child.30013" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
``Thank goodness it's happening.  It should have happened sooner,'' said
Elizabeth Glaser, a Los Angeles mother and activist who contracted the AIDS
virus through a blood transfusion, and transmitted it to two of her children.
One of them, a daughter Ariel, died a year ago at age seven after her
parents unsuccessfully pleaded for the drug.  ``I could get AZT,'' says
Mrs. Glaser, who bears her infection without any symptoms.  ``But my
daughter could n't, until she was too ill to take it.  To watch your
<head>child</head> die is an inhuman experience.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30018" docsrc="wsj_1963.mrg_3">
<answer instance="child.30018" senseid="child_care%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
And in that case, the investor misses out on any major upside gain.  These
calculations exclude the effect of commissions paid and dividends received
from the stock.  All prices are as of Monday's close.  Hopes for quick
enactment of pending deficit-reduction legislation faded as efforts to
streamline the House version in advance of a House-Senate conference broke
down.  House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate's lead by getting an
agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items
that would n't reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House-passed
bill before the negotiations with the Senate began.  But the effort became
snagged on the question of what would become of other issues, ranging from
cutting the capital-gains tax to <head>child</head> care to repeal of
catastrophic-illness insurance.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30020" docsrc="wsj_1798.mrg_2">
<answer instance="child.30020" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
``Those who are on the other side can hardly oppose alternative funding if
they continue to insist on calling themselves ` pro-choice 'rather than `
pro-abortion,''' says Mary Spaulding, the group's associate state
legislative coordinator.  Over the weekend, the National Abortion Rights
Action League singled out eight politicians, including Pennsylvania's Mr.
Freind, as 1990 targets and held a Washington seminar designed to train its
leaders in political techniques, including how to put the anti-abortionists
on the defensive in state legislatures.  ``We now see pro-choice
legislators going on the offensive for the first time,'' says Kate Michelman,
executive director of the group.  Wall Street When I was just a
<head>child</head> And confronted by my fears, The things that I
thought would get me Had fangs and pointed ears.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30022" docsrc="wsj_0044.mrg_99">
<answer instance="child.30022" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Mostly, she says, she wanted to prevent the damage to self-esteem that her
low-ability students would suffer from doing badly on the test.  ``These
kids broke my heart,'' she says.  ``A whole day goes by and no one even
knows they 're alive.  They desperately needed somebody who showed they
cared for them, who loved them.  The last thing they needed was another
drag-down blow.'' School officials and prosecutors say Mrs. Yeargin is lying.
They found students in an advanced class a year earlier who said she gave
them similar help, although because the case was n't tried in court, this
evidence was never presented publicly.  ``That pretty much defeats any
inkling that she was out to help the poor underprivileged
<head>child</head>,'' says Joe Watson, the prosecutor in the case,
who is also president of Greenville High School's alumni association.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30023" docsrc="wsj_1499.mrg_7">
<answer instance="child.30023" senseid="child_care%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
If the White House spots one, it intends to fire a veto at it.  Ducks are
this season's word for new taxes, under OMB Director Richard Darman's
formulation that ``if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks
like a duck, it's a duck.'' George Bush is quite clear: No new ducks.  But
what about all those non-duck ducks flapping over Washington?  We see a
whole flock of programs that will impose significant costs on the American
economy in the form of burdensome regulation and higher liabilities.
Federal <head>child</head> care (quack).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30025" docsrc="wsj_0772.mrg_10">
<answer instance="child.30025" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
I remembered how hard it was for an outsider to become accepted by
long-established, stake-holding residents, and what pitfalls awaited an
original thinker in societies that were long accustomed to unchanging, ``
safe'' ways of thought and action.  I remembered being fired at age 44,
with five children at home, when my views and actions were deemed
unsettling by a timid, small-town employer.  How difficult it is for a
thinking person to live among societies rooted in the past.  Now, I revel
in the freedom, culture, activity and diversity of this great metropolitan
area with its traffic jams and perpetual road-building projects.  Yet when
my youngest <head>child</head> died two years ago, I buried him in
the church cemetery of a small Missouri town.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30026" docsrc="wsj_1625.mrg_6">
<answer instance="child.30026" senseid="child_abuse%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
It may be straightforward -- he wants money for food -- or incredibly
convoluted; his sister is at this very moment near death in Hoboken, he has
lost his wallet and has only $1.22 in change to put toward a bus ticket
costing $3.83, and wo n't you give him the difference?  No?  Well, how
about a loan, he 'll take your name and address ... Figuring that their
money would more likely go toward a bottle of Night Train Express, most
people have little trouble saying no to propositions like this.  But
healthy skepticism vanishes when they are solicited by an organized charity
to help fight cancer, famine, <head>child</head> abuse, or what have
you.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30028" docsrc="wsj_1218.mrg_13">
<answer instance="child.30028" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Three days later, before the new embryo had become implanted in the uterus,
it was washed out of the mother mouse.  The embryo had progressed only to a
clump of eight identical cells.  One cell was teased out, and its DNA
extracted.  Using the new technique developed by Cetus Corp., called the
polymerase chain reaction, the scientists rapidly made millions of copies
of the section of DNA that ordinarily contains the hemoglobin gene,
providing enough copies to test.  A genetic probe showed the hemoglobin
gene was missing, the researchers report in the medical journal Lancet.  In
the report, two molecular biologists suggest such embryo diagnosis can be
used by couples at high risk of passing a genetic defect to a
<head>child</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30030" docsrc="wsj_0946.mrg_9">
<answer instance="child.30030" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The result was a world-famous trial exposing profound cultural conflicts in
American life between the ``smart set,'' whose spokesman was H.L. Mencken,
and the religious fundamentalists, whom Mencken derided as benighted
primitives.  Few now recall the actual outcome: Scopes was convicted and
fined $100, and his conviction was reversed on appeal because the fine was
excessive under Tennessee law.  So it was with the Hiss case a generation
later, when Alger Hiss became a lightning rod for the anxieties of the Cold
War and conflicting attitudes toward the New Deal he had served.  His
trials aroused public passions out of all proportion to the rather banal
secrets he allegedly had passed to Soviet intelligence.  And so it seems to
be with the case of Elizabeth Morgan, the Washington, D.C., plastic surgeon
jailed in a <head>child</head> custody case for refusing to reveal
the whereabouts of her daughter.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30033" docsrc="wsj_0465.mrg_20">
<answer instance="child.30033" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Either copy can make the proteins needed to control cell growth, so for
cancer to arise, both copies must be impaired.  A person who is born with
one defective copy of a suppressor gene, or in whom one copy is damaged
early in life, is especially prone to cancer because he need only lose the
other copy for a cancer to develop.  Emerging genetic tests will be able to
spot such cancer-susceptible individuals, ushering in what some scientists
believe is a new age of predictive cancer diagnosis.  Bill and Bonnie
Quinlan are among the first beneficiaries of the new findings.  The Dedham,
Mass., couple knew even before Bonnie became pregnant in 1987 that any
<head>child</head> of theirs had a 50 % chance of being at risk for
retinoblastoma, an eye cancer that occurs about once every 20,000 births.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30034" docsrc="wsj_1569.mrg_88">
<answer instance="child.30034" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
``I 'm not sure they 're going to make it work,'' says Mr. Anderson.  What
happens if the sponsors do n't have the cash to pay the tuitions?  Florida
and Wyoming have backed up their guarantees with the full faith and credit
of the state governments, meaning that taxpayers will pick up any slack.
Not so Michigan.  Its plan is set up as an independent agency.  The state
says there's no worry -- investment returns, combined with fees and the
gains from unused plans, will provide all the cash it needs.  Mr. Putka
covers education from The Wall Street Journal's Boston bureau.  If you
start saving for your <head>child</head>'s eduction on Jan. 1, 1990,
here's the monthly sum you will need to invest to pay for four years at Yale,
Notre Dame and University of Minnesota.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30036" docsrc="wsj_1423.mrg_12">
<answer instance="child.30036" senseid="child%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The high court majority said it was up to the state courts for now to
decide whether the definition has any bearing on other state laws.  Already,
local Missouri judges have relied on the restored preamble in two separate
cases to throw out criminal trespass charges against anti-abortion
demonstrators who blocked access to Reproductive Health Services, an
abortion clinic in St. Louis.  The protesters said their actions were
justified by the desire to save the lives of unborn children.  Under a 1981
Missouri law, persons accused of some crimes, including trespassing, may
offer a defense that their actions were justified ``as an emergency measure
to avoid an imminent public or private injury.'' Relying on the preamble's
statement that a fetus is an unborn <head>child</head>, the two St.
Louis County Circuit Court judges in August accepted the justification that
the abortion clinic protesters were trying to save lives.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30037" docsrc="wsj_1952.mrg_24">
<answer instance="child.30037" senseid="child_care%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Another major factor in this positive trend was Ronald Reagan's decision
early in his presidency to fight the budget war on the expenditure side
rather than raising taxes.  George Bush's continued support of the tax dam
sustains this strategy of pressuring Congress to make choices among
competing priorities, rather than just saying yes to all the grateful
special-interest constituencies that fill the PAC trough.  If Washington's
elites ever succeed in bursting the tax dam, Americans will be engulfed in
a red sea of new spending programs, such as federalized child care.
<head>Child</head> care was one of the many ``extraneous'' bills
pulled out of the Senate's reconciliation bill last Friday.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30039" docsrc="wsj_1499.mrg_10">
<answer instance="child.30039" senseid="child_care%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Ducks are this season's word for new taxes, under OMB Director Richard
Darman's formulation that ``if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and
quacks like a duck, it's a duck.'' George Bush is quite clear: No new ducks.
But what about all those non-duck ducks flapping over Washington?  We see a
whole flock of programs that will impose significant costs on the American
economy in the form of burdensome regulation and higher liabilities.
Federal child care (quack).  The Clean Air bill (quack).  The
disabled-workers bill (quack, quack).  The Bush White House is breeding
non-duck ducks the same way the Nixon White House did: It hops on an issue
that is unopposable -- cleaner air, better treatment of the disabled,
better <head>child</head> care.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30040" docsrc="wsj_1569.mrg_39">
<answer instance="child.30040" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
The calculations generally rely on an after-tax rate of return of 8 %
annually -- a rate historically obtainable by the individual in only one
place, the stock market.  Most of the mailers are free, but Denver-based
Financial Programs sells, for $15, a version customized to the age of the
child and the college of choice.  The figures are shocking.  To build a
nest egg that would pay for Stanford when a current first-grader reaches
college age, parents would need to set aside $773.94 a month -- for 12 years.
They can cut this to $691.09 a month if the investing keeps up through
college.  And they can further reduce the monthly amount if they start
saving earlier -- when mother and <head>child</head> come home from
the hospital.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30042" docsrc="wsj_1270.mrg_23">
<answer instance="child.30042" senseid="child_care%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
In Pennsylvania, small businesses are pushing for a voluntary alternative;
they favor a commission that would develop sample leave policies that
employers could adopt.  They also support a tax credit for employers to
offset the cost of hiring and training workers who temporarily replace
employees on parental leave.  In 1990, the issue is expected to be
especially close in Alaska, California, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania
and Illinois.  ``We 'll be playing a lot of defense, especially in the
Midwest and Northeast,'' says Jim Buente of the NFIB.  IN LOS ANGELES, more
small businesses ponder adopting a child-care policy.  Triggering the
re-examination is a recent city council decision to give preference in
letting city contracts to suppliers with a stated policy on
<head>child</head> care for their employees.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30043" docsrc="wsj_0687.mrg_41">
<answer instance="child.30043" senseid="child%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
For years, we tried to ignore the problem of poverty, and now that it has
gotten out of hand it's a new crusade for the media and our Democratic
Congress.  Nobody should have to live in such poor conditions as in ``Sugar
Ditch,'' but when you travel to Washington, Boston, Chicago or New York,
the same problems exist.  The only difference is, in those cities the poor
are housed in high-rise-project apartments each consisting of one room,
with rusty pipes called plumbing, rodents and cockroaches everywhere and
nonworking elevators -- and with the building patrolled by gangs and drug
dealers.  Many middle-class people would love free food, Medicaid insurance,
utilities and rent.  Then maybe I could stay home and have seven children
and watch Oprah Winfrey, like Beulah in the article, instead of having one
<head>child</head> and working constantly just to stay above water,
like so many families in this country.
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For Ms. Cunningham the architectural discombobulation matched the
discrepancy she felt living in the AnaMor Towers as a little girl: ``...
outwardly ordinary, inwardly ornate, owing all inspiration to heathen
cultures.'' Sharp-witted and funny but never mean, she's a memorialist a
bit like Truman Capote, if he 'd been Jewish and female and less bitchy.
Little Lily, as Ms. Cunningham calls herself in the book, really was n't
ordinary.  She was raised, for the first eight years, by her mother, Rosie,
whom she remembers as a loving liar, who realigned history to explain why
Lily's father did n't live with them.  Rosie reinvented this man, who may
or may not have known about his <head>child</head>, as a war hero for
Lily's benefit.
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A majority of an NIH-appointed panel recommended late last year that the
research continue under carefully controlled conditions, but the issue
became embroiled in politics as anti-abortion groups continued to oppose
federal funding.  The dispute has hampered the administration's efforts to
recruit prominent doctors to fill prestigious posts at the helm of the NIH
and the Centers for Disease Control.  Several candidates have withdrawn
their names from consideration after administration officials asked them
for their views on abortion and fetal-tissue transplants.  Antonio Novello,
whom Mr. Bush nominated to serve as surgeon general, reportedly has assured
the administration that she opposes abortion.  Dr. Novello is deputy
director of the National Institute of <head>Child</head> Health and
Human Development.
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Coleridge had little sympathy with their overheated prose, and his own response to this charged and mysterious place probably had more in common with that of a later visitor, Samuel Palmer, who in the nineteenth century saw Culbone through visionary eyes.   
Coleridge said in later life that the farmhouse to which he now retreated was called Brimstone (no doubt a Coleridgean attempt at Broomstreet, which stood two miles west of the combe).
His more contemporary recollection, however,   placed the farmhouse &bquo;a quarter of a mile from Culbone Church&equo;, a description which has almost always been said to identify Ash Farm, but which is perhaps more likely to refer to the former Withycombe Farm.
Withycombe, which was demolished in the mid-nineteenth century, stood a third of a mile from Culbone <head>Church</head> at the head of the wooded combe which gave the farm a name.
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A Provisional IRA gang, for instance, laid an ambush for a part-time member of the Ulster Defence Regiment on a country road in County Antrim.
He was driving a lorry and accelerated away, escaping with minor injuries.
The gang then went to his home and shot his aged mother.    
Farmers in Provisional IRA harassed districts were selling their land and transferring to Scotland so frequently that Scottish estate agents began to advertise farms in the Ulster press.    
A large proportion of Ulster people are of Scottish descent and, as in Scotland, Presbyterianism is the main Protestant faith.
The ministers and other officials of the Presbyterian <head>Church</head> in Ireland, in common with those of its sister churches, the Church of Scotland and the Free Churches in England and Wales, are ultra-cautious in making political pronouncements.
</context>
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The temptation to believe that what is most modern is also best &mdash; to see human history as a steady progress in knowledge and truth, probably culminating about wherever one happens oneself to be located &mdash; has always been almost irresistible, and popularised &mdash; if crude &mdash; evolutionary theory has, since the last century, added to what seems an historically continual tendency.
Its frequency however does not make it right.
Believing that people were always like we are, they just didn't understand themselves as well as we do, leads to dangerous historical inaccuracies.
Peter Brown in his most recent and profoundly important book  Body and Society   demonstrates movingly how sexuality had so different a social meaning from what it now carries that the sexual abstinences, the noisy and sometimes virulent demands for chastity and virginity, within the early <head>Church</head> , far from being a symptom of self-hatred and dualism, were a radical political claim to the coming of the Kingdom: a claim which women, sometimes even more than men, could make.
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In 1853 the English Congregational Chapel-building Society was founded to help local chapels and two years later the Rev. J. C. Gallaway published for the Society a tract on  Practical Hints on the Erection of Places of Public Worship  .
Congregationalists must convince their fellow Englishmen that they were &bquo;fully up to the spirit of the age&equo;.
&bquo;We are aiming not at the elaboration of a few but at the erection of many temples or houses of our Lord&equo; and therefore &bquo;cheapness in the construction of each is indispensable to success&equo; and Gothic chapels need not be expensive.
Their great value was that Gothic structures &bquo;are seldom mistaken for Mechanics' Institutes, Post Offices or Banks'.
Congregationalists should welcome the erection of towers and spires not, he insisted, &bquo;for the sake of display still less as affecting mere imitation of a wealthier body &lsqb;  i.e.   the <head>Church</head> of England&rsqb; but for purely practical purposes.&equo;
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<answer instance="church.40008" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
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The organization   claimed membership from all parts of the South, and its membership contained education specialists, lawyers, people from the media, and civil servants, at least one of whom knew something of the existing channels of power and communication between church and state in the national school system.
Energy was directed mainly to the primary sector, where, until recently, it was impossible to have anything but a church-sponsored school if it was to be funded by the state.
In 1978, on the basis of their professional knowledge of schooling and civil administration, the organization succeeded in obtaining the necessary government permission to open in Dalkey a multi-denominational school governed principally by the parents, the mode of religious instruction to be determined by them.
It opened the following September.
Another project at Marley Grange in South Dublin was less successful, due in part to the <head>Church</head> of Ireland deciding to support its own primary school in the area, and in part to the open opposition of the local Roman catholic clergy.    
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<answer instance="church.40010" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It seems reasonable to say that without Law there would have been no NFCC, at least not in the powerful form it reached in the early years of the twentieth century.    
In 1899 the movement's leaders achieved a striking  coup   when they published, without reference to the annual Council, a &bquo;Free Church Catechism&equo;.
The Catechism was Hughes' brain-child and was published on 5 January as a penny pamphlet.
By March 1900, 190,000 copies had been sold in England and there were special Welsh and American editions.
In Liverpool the local School Board, which controlled the state primary schools in the city, voted by a majority of one to use the Catechism for its &bquo;non-denominational religious instruction&equo;.
The Free <head>Church</head> Executive was embarrassed by the action and refused permission even though specifically &bquo;Nonconformist&equo; principles had been expunged by the Board.
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<context>
Patrington was one of the &bquo;towns&equo; recorded in the Domesday Book and has the earliest recorded evidence of any settlement in   Holderness.
Today it would be classed as a large village.
A charter in 1033, granting the manor of Patrington to the Archbishop of York, describes the boundaries of the manor which, except on the south where changes have taken place along the river Humber, appear to coincide with the present boundaries of the parish.     
Bleak House, Patrington (by kind permission of Mr P. Garvey)    
Despite its age there are few of the early features of Patrington remaining.
The <head>church</head> dates back to the 14th century, and in the grass fields to the south of Station Road can still be seen the ridge and furrow of the open field arable strips which probably originated before the charter.
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<answer instance="church.40013" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Such an exercise is, therefore, best done not in isolation but in co-operation with the other churches.
This reduces the workload and helps in the production of a more comprehensive and accurate picture.
Having worked together in the area of analysis, it is then more likely that you will be able to co-operate in developing a corporate strategy.
In such an exercise we should be especially alert to identify the unreached, contact new arrivals and respond to unmet needs.    
Such a community profile must have an eye to the future.
The churches should seek to discover the community trends and local authority plans for the coming years.
This will save the church from planning for yesterday rather than tomorrow.
As a generalisation it is a fact that new churches grow better than old.
So growing communities need new <head>churches</head> to be established within them.          
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To a large degree this was centred, although not confined, to the newer, suburban churches, but it affected all aspects of Nonconformist church-life.
(Once again Nonconformity was in step with the Church of England which likewise saw tremendous improvements in the quality of her religious services.)
In Islington's famous Union Chapel, for example, the doors which opened into the auditorium had fixed to the wall beside them small boxes with a slit on the top; these were for worshippers' donations.
Someone had been thoughtful enough to provide a felt lining to the bottom of the box so that there would be no noise from the falling coins.
Union Chapel was also the home from 1852 to 1892 of Henry Allon.
The Congregational historian, Albert Peel, wrote that &bquo;it is probably true to say that no one did more to raise the standard of worship in Nonconformist <head>churches</head> &equo; than he.
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</instance>

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Irene Schwidurski said: &bquo;They come and tell us their stories of the weekend; or they come because of what they saw of it on (Western) TV.
And they come because they want to be rid of their fear: it gives them a completely new feeling of life to overcome their fear and come here.&equo;    
Outside, the police are no longer present in uniformed strength.
There is still a great deal of fear about.
This is a city where people move away in a marked manner when you open a notebook, and turn their faces from a camera.
Only the plain-clothes thugs of the security police, who can easily be told by their well-fed oafishness, their training shoes and anoraks, go out of their way to move close in and stare down at anyone writing.    
The <head>church</head> steps are lined with candles, burning all the time, so that now they rise from a layer of wax four inches high.
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</instance>

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<context>
&bquo;It didn't happen here.&equo;    
&bquo;Ah!
So it was while you were in Barnswick?&equo;
Mrs Longhill clutched at the idea.
&bquo;And your father newly in his grave&hellip; perhaps not even in his grave!&equo;    
It was clear to Ruth that she had plumbed the depths of depravity.
It had not seemed like that at the time.
But if Mrs Longhill felt better that her servant had fallen from grace in distant Barnswick, then let her think it.
It would keep Dick out of the picture.    
During the whole of Christmas Day Ruth lay on her back in bed.
In the morning she heard people coming to <head>church</head> , and she wondered about Dick.
</context>
</instance>

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What elements does it affirm, what does it reject, what does it accommodate, and which need to be redeemed?
Wagner states that &bquo;cultural integrity is part and parcel of human identity, and any system of thought or behaviour that denies cultural integrity is dehumanising&equo; (Wagner 1979c:97).
He is strongly opposed to an extractionist approach in evangelism.
&bquo;When a gospel is presented that explicitly or implicitly teaches that becoming a citizen of the Kingdom of God requires a denial of peoplehood, its authenticity must be called into question&equo; (Wagner 1978).
The same point is emphasised by Tippett: &bquo;<head>Church</head> growth theory believes that the Lord wants converts who can live the Christian life within their own social structures &mdash; be they industrial, nomadic, or subsistent.
</context>
</instance>

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The former represents those accruing from the families of those already members, while the latter represents those recruited who are from families of non-members.
In simpler language, autogenous growth may be described as  biological  , that is the children of church members coming to Christian commitment or church allegiance, while allogenous growth we may describe as conversion from the world.    
Growing churches should seek to identify where their growth is coming from.
Biological growth of itself will not increase the size of the congregation, at least in the case of white Protestant churches, for the simple reason that white Protestant families tend to have fewer children.    
A second classification is  transfer   growth, which means people are leaving other churches in order to join ours.
It therefore represents a tidal flow, without any overall increase.
One <head>church</head> is growing at the expense of another.    
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The groups come together regularly for acts of celebration worship, cultural interchange (a Caribbean evening), joint action over community concerns, and to share and challenge each other's perception of the gospel and understanding of contemporary Christian discipleship.          
SUMMARY    
In this chapter we have opened up some of the complex issues raised by the impact of the gospel on culture.
My purpose has been limited to increasing a level of awareness, rather than attempting to supply solutions.
In reality there are no pat answers, for each situation has its distinctive cultural milieu and must, therefore, be approached with as open a mind as we can achieve.
Such open-mindedness is an essential part of the missionary gift which the <head>Church</head> needs in order to function effectively in any cross-cultural situation.    
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A packet of aspirin and half a glass of water stood on the tray on his desk.
He had slept badly and woken badly and was fighting against the sort of headache that usually came on after a big case was finished.
It was a devastating headache but, oddly enough, as a rule he didn't mind it.
He would suffer it, even nurse it along, for a couple of days, and when it went he would forget the case along with the pain.
But if it came on now&hellip;    
His face was pale and his eyes half closed against the sunlight.
Nevertheless he stayed there watching.
There was hardly any traffic, just a few parked cars and a cluster of mopeds around the door of the bar opposite.
People were coming out from Palm Sunday Mass at the <head>church</head> of Ognissanti, pausing to chat to families going in to the last service and then passing under his window carrying sprays of olive leaves.
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&bquo;It was very fortunate that the ecumenical patriarch was free from Soviet control.    
&bquo;If a breakaway Church of England was formed, they could be in communion with us, if they wanted to revive the apostolic succession.    
&bquo;Then, rather than being a sect, they would be part of worldwide, mainstream Christianity.&equo;    
Count Nikolai adds that people can join individually.    
&bquo;Anyone serious could take instructions and be baptised.
Many adults are being baptised in Russia at the moment.    
&bquo;Our services are in English, as often as not.&equo;    
Some are planning to join the Roman Catholics &mdash; but Count Nikolai points out: &bquo;We don't have any Papal authority whereas they do.    
&bquo;Also there are trendy changes under way in the Roman Catholic <head>Church</head> as well.    
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While Pius XII's encyclical  Mystici Corporis   brought back the concept of the Church as the body of Christ to the centre of Catholic teaching, it most remarkably avoided the slightest reference in this to the relationship between the Eucharistic body and the ecclesial body, and omitted the slightest notice of the basic Pauline text for that relationship, 1 Corinthians 10.17.
The Council, on the contrary, when speaking about the Church as body of Christ, insisted that it is the Eucharistic body which forms the ecclesial body and twice quoted 1 Corinthians 10.17.
Again the Council stressed that the Church itself in consequence of all this has a sacramental character: it too is the &bquo;sacrament of salvation&equo;.
Further, the word &bquo;communion&equo;, a term again involving a verbal identification of <head>Church</head> and Eucharist, was so much used by the Council that it has subsequently been seen to express the Council's ecclesiology most profoundly and has been made great use of in such documents as those of ARCIC.
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<answer instance="church.40032" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
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John Wesley said: &bquo;Give me a hundred preachers who fear nothing but sin, and desire nothing but God, and I care not a straw whether they be clergymen or laymen.
Such alone will shake the gates of hell and set up the Kingdom of God on earth.&equo;
We are in a decade when the timeless truth of John Wesley's words is apparent, and nowhere more so than in the realm of church planting.
The character of the leaders of the new churches is of great significance.
They do need to fear nothing but sin and desire nothing but God.
Stuart Christine, who teaches the new church planters' programme at Spurgeon's College, concluded after his initial research that the single most important factor in the planting of a new church is the calibre of the leader.    
Some who read this will be those who sense the call of God to plant <head>churches</head> .
</context>
</instance>

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<context>
The parish extended to Ellerby, Skirlaugh, Bilton, Burton Constable, Coniston, Thirtleby and Benninghome.
It was built in the 12th century (1150).
The church in those days was cruciform with a magnificent tower (now pulled down) in the centre.
The present church is the chancel of the original church with Norman-style pillars.
In 1154 a Cistercian nunnery existed in Swine; this was destroyed by Henry VIII when he gave orders to dissolve all monasteries.
The first listed vicar was Rev John Haitfield, dated 6th July 1323.
In more recent times Rev William Cobby was the vicar from August 1875 and died here in 1930 aged 83 years, after ministering to the parish for 55 years.    
The tombs of the Hilton family, who were the lords of the manor, are dated 1393&ndash;1431 and can be seen in the <head>church</head> , where there is the Hilton chapel.
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It was a lament which registered the weakening of a moderate, socially philanthropic evangelicalism in the face of the more strident and ultimately more bigoted brand associated with Irving and Drummond outside the church and the Recordites within it.
This awareness contributed to the sense evangelicals in the Clapham tradition had of disorder within the church whose position itself appeared threatened by economic, social and political change.
The obvious questions for churchmen were how best to improve order within the church and how to impress the church upon society.
Whether their inclination was to enhance the symbiotic relationship of <head>church</head> and state or, for those of them tending towards support of Tractarianism, to reunify the church by distancing it from the state while reinforcing respect for its ordinance, hierarchy and &bquo;Catholic&equo; traditions, nonconformists were likely to perceive either process as antithetical to their status, rights and interests.
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The new religion had to be seen to meet existing needs, and not to overtax the courage its converts would need to break with the religion of their ancestors.
But, once converted, they needed to define their new identity: they had to create discontinuities which would draw a line between their Christian present and their pagan past.
The realignment of these societies was necessarily slow, their central value-systems resistant to change.
Gregory of Tours and Bede both knew that the conversion of their peoples to Christianity had done something to the religion to which they were converted.
This is what made them anxious about the attitudes of powerful men in their societies &mdash; rulers, great magnates &mdash; towards the churches of which they considered themselves the lords.
They perceived that the acquisition of wealth and privilege exposed <head>churches</head> and monasteries to new dangers.
</context>
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<context>
If you are interested in attending one of these days or wish to find our more about Faith and Justice in our Diocese, please contact Brendan at  ,  .        
Worship for all seasons invitation    
AFTER three successful years, we are now planning our next Summer School, which will be at Ushaw, from July 20th to 25th.    
This year the summer school takes as its theme a topic which I am sure will be of interest to all parish musicians and liturgists in general.    
We all know the main parts of the <head>Church</head> 's year: Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, Pentecost and what is called the &bquo;ordinary time&equo;, but how are these various seasons presented in the liturgy, and how can we reflect the seasons of the year in our prayer, worship and music?    
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<context>
The pulpit was marvellously restored restored to its former glory and is further evidence that the powers of creation can surmount even the most destructive forces of mankind.
In the crypt is a simple chapel, the stone altar was the gift of the Netherlands Air Force, the black granite font the Norwegians, the candelabrum came from the Belgian Air Force.    
St Clement Danes is a place of pilgrimage for many who come to see the incribed names in the Memorial Books of those whom they have lost.
Fresh pages are turned each day, keeping memories alive.
Each year the Royal Air Forces Association pays homage to this Church of the RAF to all of the RAF family who have died.    
The <head>church</head> of St Clement Danes, the RAF Memorial on the Victoria Embankment, the Runnymede Air Forces Memorial and the thousands of graves carefully tended by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission provide us with a structure of remembrance.
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<answer instance="church.40041" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
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Nether Lypiatt, near Stroud, is home to the Prince and Princess Michael of Kent.
Later we visit Sudeley Castle, the magnificent palace of Catherine Parr, 6th wife of Henry VIII, and inspiration for &bquo;Blandings&equo;, the stately home in the novel of P.G.
Wodehouse.
Set in superb formal gardens, the house has many fascinating collections in addition to antique arms and armoury, works by Constable, Turner and Rubens.
The dungeon tower houses craft workshops and the resident falconer gives regular displays.        
MONDAY    
Roman and Saxon heritage combine in GLOUCESTER, a city of great antiquity, famed for its magnificent cathedral.
Don't forget the historic docks, housing the National Waterways Museum, an Antique Centre, the New Regimental Museum and the Mariners' <head>Church</head> .        
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="church.40043" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Before this YWAM had seen themselves solely as a youth evangelistic organisation that was an outreach arm of existing churches.    
In 1990 Floyd McClung published a paper outlining &bquo;Ten reasons why Youth With A Mission plants churches&equo;.
The reasons given are as follows.
First, it is the biblical pattern.
Second, planting churches lays a foundation for discipling whole nations.
Third, church planting is how unreached cities, nations and peoples will be reached with the gospel.
Fourth, church planting reaches all levels of society because the gospel is spread through family and relationship networks.
Fifth, churches are planted because this preserves   the fruit of YWAM's evangelism.
Sixth, YWAM plants <head>churches</head> because they are a vital place of nurture for multi-generational groups of believers.
</context>
</instance>

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<context>
For one griffoun there will be flynge to his nest a great hors, or two oxen yoked togidre&hellip; he hath talouns so grete upon his feet&hellip; so that men maken cuppes of hem to drynke of&hellip;        
The creature was sacred to the sun and drew the chariot of the Sun god across the sky each day.
The griffin also had a lust for treasure and hoarded caches in lofty mountain caves.
This, and the fact that the females laid eggs of agate in nests of pure gold, meant the griffin was hostile to aggressive treasure-seekers and swift in its attack.
It was also the mortal enemy of horses and would rip them apart in seconds with its mighty talons.    
Griffins were recently adopted by the Christian <head>church</head> as a symbol of Christ, the leonine part signifying his mortality and   the eagle's head and wings representing his divinity soaring skywards.        
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</instance>

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<context>
And you always seem to arrive back in time for supper.&equo;
He placed two tins of self heating soup on the grass in front of him.    
&bquo;How are things at 6 Commando area, Piper?&equo; he enquired, &bquo;The attack by the Black Watch has not gone too well judging by the number of wounded passing through here!&equo;    
A flare lit up the sky as Taff was talking, casting eerie shadows among the trees.
I got into the trench and opened my tin of soup, pouring the piping hot liquid into a mess tin.
&bquo;You're right, Taff.
The attacking troops are certainly not getting it all their own way and the shelling from both sides is causing casualties in the Commando positions.&equo;
The   flare had drifted slowly down behind the <head>church</head> on the village green and was followed quickly by a long burst of automatic fire.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="church.40048" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
According to this interpretation, the protection of the &bquo;F&uuml;hrer myth&equo; &mdash; of the legend that Hitler was kept in the dark about the misdeeds of the regime, and acted promptly on learning of them &mdash; was a crucial component in bringing the &bquo;euthanasia action&equo; to an end.    
Opinion in Catholic parts of the Reich in particular was greatly influenced by the new wave of attacks on the position of the Church which had begun in spring 1941 and gathered momentum during the summer and autumn.
They appear to have been initiated by the head of the Party Chancellery, Martin Bormann, probably under pressure from anti-Christian activists at  Gau   level, for whom the apparent strengthening of the <head>Church</head> 's hold over the population during the war was a notable provocation.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40050" docsrc="bnc_A79_684">
<answer instance="church.40050" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The support of the client co-operative,, the local planning authority and the earlier experience at St James's, Knatchbull Road, helped to persuade the Housing Corporation to fund the scheme.    
Quite independent of the social merits of re-using a redundant building to provide comfortable dwellings for local people at modest rents, a main factor encouraging the retention of All Saints Church was the value accorded by the local authority planners to the building for its contribution to the townscape.
In this respect the Planning Department preferred the &bquo;permanent&equo; use offered by conversion to rented housing to a transitory use, such as might result from re-use of the building as, say, a carpet sales warehouse.
In fact, the alternative course open to the <head>Church</head> Commissioners of demolition of the building and sale of the site might not have been easily pursued, had they chosen to adopt that route.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40053" docsrc="bnc_B2G_1292">
<answer instance="church.40053" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
1.      
I have had to minister to several who have felt oppressed by their connection with freemasonry.
One woman, a vicar's wife, spoke of her involvement with, and influence of her high-ranking masonic father.
Following her conversion to Christianity, she underwent a ministry of deliverance after experiencing oppression.    
&bquo;I didn't understand why I needed it,&equo; she told me, &bquo;but when the minister prayed over me, it was just like a weight being lifted right off.&equo;      
Several former masons, or close relatives of those still in the Brotherhood, have spoken to me in similar ways.
Some mentioned &bquo;a sense of bondage&equo; or &bquo;a sense of evil&equo;.
The <head>church</head> of England Working Party on Freemasonry also received, and published, evidence of this nature.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40056" docsrc="bnc_AR9_1199">
<answer instance="church.40056" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
If you think the church you are concerned about is &bquo;Fund-worthy&equo;, find out what the Council for the Care of Churches and the national societies feel about its quality and do all the lobbying you can.    
Recommendation for vesting in the Fund, and for appropriate alternative uses, is made by the Advisory Board for Redundant Churches.
The ultimate decision, however is taken by the Church Commissioners' own Redundant Churches Committee.     
Case History      
CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST, AVON DASSETT, WARWICKSHIRE    
AT THE END of this pretty Warwickshire village, in a steeply sloping ancient graveyard, stands the Church of St John the Baptist.
The finest work of the Victorian architect C. E. Buckeridge, the <head>church</head> 's picturesque medieval appearance reflects the earlier church it replaced in 1868.    
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<instance id="church.40058" docsrc="bnc_AB4_313">
<answer instance="church.40058" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
pages 35 and 36: photographs        
circa 1640 PARHAM OLD HALL Parham SUFFOLK    
&bquo;I HAVE received vague but disquieting information about the inaccessibility of the Willoughbys&equo; old home,&equo; wrote William Dutt in 1914, who was keen to see Parham Old Hall (or the Moat Hall as it is sometimes called), before nightfall.
&bquo;It has been described to me as an isolated house in the midst of fields, through which are only rough and rutty waggon tracks, and I have been told too, that it is hidden from passers along the road by a dark grove of trees.
&hellip; Crossing a wooden foot bridge to the right of the village street, passing the village <head>church</head> and climbing a rather steep hill, on the crest of which the road curves to the right, I soon see the cart-track which leads to the hall.
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<instance id="church.40060" docsrc="bnc_AP8_345">
<answer instance="church.40060" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.40060" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It is a fine manor house, showing the development from the days of the one main hall to the additional smaller rooms of winter parlour, solar, etc.
There is an elegant staircase with a gate to keep the dogs downstairs and a page's seat at the top of the stairs, where the boy sat until called to his duties.
There are bread and spice cupboards dated 1674 in the hall.
The farm buildings here are across the yard away from the gallery.    
The most famous Philipson was &bquo;Robin the Devil&equo;.
During the Civil War he was King's man and was captured by Colonel Briggs, a Parliamentarian, who besieged him on Longholme, Windermere (Belle Isle), whence he was rescued by his brother.
The legend tells of his pursuit of Colonel Briggs to Kendal <head>Church</head> during morning service, riding his horse into the church and losing his helmet on the way out, when he found his enemy was not present.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40062" docsrc="bnc_A07_964">
<answer instance="church.40062" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
There was also the general assumption that the fact of a state populated by catholics must perforce imply a heightened degree of institutionalized catholic   value in law.
On the other hand, there was the nationalist theory of democracy, which derives power from the people and not from an &eacute;lite group of religious intellectuals.
The next section will show the way in which this contradiction continued to be shared by a large number of clergy and laity even into the 1980s.
It should be added here that the high clergy hardly recognized that they had actually been exercising a political religious power of a specifically sectarian or monopolistic type.
Hence when Irish clergymen stated that <head>church</head> and state were separate, they meant they themselves had no legislative or executive role in the state.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40065" docsrc="bnc_CM5_82">
<answer instance="church.40065" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
When, for example, I was interviewing Moonies, I would ask them to describe their childhood and see whether religion was mentioned, then ask about the place of religion in their lives and see what kind of response I received before posing more specific questions about church going, belief in God, confirmation, the religious beliefs and practices of their parents &mdash; and so on.
In other words, I was trying to establish whether religion had been important enough in the   interviewees' childhood (at least, as it was now remembered) for it to be mentioned, without any prompting on my part; and then, I would try not to prejudge what the interviewees thought was involved in religion, but let them decide what aspect would come out &bquo;naturally&equo; &mdash; whether they would talk about the institutionalised <head>churches</head> , private prayer, a personal relationship with God, a way of looking at the world or the ultimate meaning of their existence.    
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<instance id="church.40066" docsrc="bnc_ANB_1019">
<answer instance="church.40066" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Unfortunately, at the end of the sixteenth-century the whole fa&ccedil;ade was remodelled, as was the inside, and the local population was outraged.
The campanile was saved but it soon became ruinous.
A fund was set up for its restoration, but before the work could even be started the campanile collapsed.
The locals believed that the collapse was in protest at the new building work, but that hardly seems fair.
There were two victims of the collapse, a beggar and an old priest.
When the priest was searched it was found that he was carrying his will, and that he had left money for the restoration fund.
The present campanile is one of the better features of the building.    
Later work completed the Baroque look, a Neo-Classical reshaping of the interior being the last work completed.
In 1979 the <head>church</head> was closed for worship and now houses the Diocesan Archive.       
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40069" docsrc="bnc_C8K_155">
<answer instance="church.40069" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
FIFTY-FOUR parishioners from the Shrewsbury Cathedral Parish and diocese have returned from a memorable holiday/pilgrimage to Rome, Assisi and Palazzola.
In Rome, the group stayed at the Venerable English College in Old rome, and at the college's summer retreat, the Villa Palazzola, on the wooded slopes of Lake Albano, directly opposite Castel Gandolfo.    
The pilgrimage began with mass in the crypt of St Peter's Basilica in the chapel of St Elizabeth of Hungary.
Mass every day was celebrated by our parish priest, Canon John Roper, in different churches and basilicas.
Norah Jenkins from the cathedral parish, as group leader and guide, was assisted by students from the English College.    
For some, it was the second pilgrimage to Rome as a parish group, and many well-loved <head>churches</head> and places were again visited as well as new places of interest.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40071" docsrc="bnc_CEJ_1077">
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<context>
Then Jesus went on to tell the Parable of the Rich Man who hoarded his possessions to make sure his future was secure.
He retired to enjoy his life.
He told himself he could take life easy:    
eat, drink, and enjoy   yourself   (  Luke   12:19).        
That night he died and was parted from his wealth.      
Meaning    
There are two basic meanings to be found in this parable.    
There is a warning against greed.
Wealth does not restore a person to God.    
Originally the parable was a story which warned against the coming catastrophe of the end, when a person may be faced with either personal death or the end of the world.
The early <head>Church</head> saw, in the parable, a warning to be faithful in the interim period prior to the Second Coming.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40073" docsrc="bnc_CB6_734">
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<context>
If it did anything this mass burning ensured that Lewes remained a stronghold of Protestantism, and the people of Cliffe still celebrate Bonfire Night at the Martyr's Memorial with a sectarian fervour far exceeding the mild anti-Popery of other marchers.
The Lewes victims were matched by others in Chichester, Brighton, Steyning, East Grinstead and Mayfield.      
Mary's death and Elizabeth's accession brought the Protestant extremists out into the open again, and the new breach with Rome was to prove permanent.
Protestant rioters desecrated Hailsham parish church in 1559, and the old practices were driven steadily underground.
Although a sixth of the clergy of the diocese's 272 parishes were deprived because they refused to take the oath of allegiance to Elizabeth's <head>church</head> , the remainder stayed on, modifying their public practices if not their private beliefs.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40074" docsrc="bnc_CLM_119">
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<context>
When Charles II returned to England as king in 1660, the old compulsory state church was quickly restored and the freedoms of the 1650s soon vanished.
Having gone down with the monarchy in the 1640s and learnt from that experience that its fortunes were closely dependent on those of the crown, the established church was more than ever determined to shore up the monarchy as a means of guaranteeing its own survival.
Dr Robert South emphasized this point when he declared shortly after the Restoration that the Anglican church &bquo;glories in nothing more than that she is the truest friend to kings and to kingly government of any Church in the world&equo;.
It is also clear that there was a great deal of support for the old <head>church</head> throughout the country, and particularly from the gentry elites of provincial England.
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<instance id="church.40076" docsrc="bnc_A79_607">
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<context>
The creation of several dwellings within a building previously devoted to one use necessitates the division of the original large single volume of the church interior and the loss of the special qualities of light, spaciousness and acoustics which that large volume possesses.
Compartmentation of the interior means that the building is experienced in a new way &mdash; details which were once distant (and which may have been executed in the knowledge that they would not be viewed at close hand) are seen in &bquo;close-up&equo; for the first time and in relation to much smaller and more intimate spaces (Plate 20).    
Despite the architect's awareness of the radical transformation that would be effected by conversion of the <head>church</head> into dwellings, it remained his objective to retain the essential character and best qualities of the original building and to keep the existing stonework as untouched as possible.
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<instance id="church.40077" docsrc="bnc_A0B_13">
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<context>
PUB REFURBISHMENTS &mdash; OVER THE LIMIT?    
Written by David Gamston, CAMRA Richard Holder, The Victorian Society Nigel Langford, Langford Williams Partnership Steven Parissien, The Georgian Group Alan Powers, The Thirties Society Matthew Slocombe, SPAB    
 American  .
&bquo;SO THIS IS A REAL OLD ENGLISH INN?&equo;
 Barmaid  .
&bquo;NO; BUT IT WILL BE IN A FORTNIGHT.&equo;            
INTRODUCTION  Steven Parissien      
&bquo;The public house represents what should be the hub of our wheel of life, essential to our material need and second only to the church that stands and represents our spiritual necessity.
The <head>Church</head> is to the spirit as the inn is to the flesh, and, if good and well designed, they baulk the devil himself.&equo;    
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<instance id="church.40079" docsrc="bnc_CL6_1062">
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<context>
These critics did not perhaps all observe the extent to which Barth was opening up a new path, for no one before had handled the doctrine of the Trinity in this fashion.
We shall notice in a little how he was to build further upon the foundations laid in 1927, and what a distinctive theology resulted.    
At any rate, Barth himself was to come to make exactly the opposite criticism of the book, which he later used to call &bquo;my well&rehy;known false start&equo;.
He subsequently concluded that, in spite of his own intentions, it was still too deeply coloured by the thought of Kierkegaard and Heidegger, that it gave faith a wrong kind of priority over revelation in the arrangement of its material, and that its account of faith was more Existentialist than Christian.
Five years later he took up the project again under the new title of  <head>Church</head> Dogmatics  .
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<instance id="church.40080" docsrc="bnc_CB6_579">
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<context>
The assault on the remaining Wealden woodland was probably halted.
New land-working agreements frequently had to be negotiated, and enclosure into small fields for peasant cultivation may have replaced open land and the strip system of some villages on the coastal plain.
There particularly, a number of communities which had only been partially viable now began to disintegrate.
In Sussex there are known to be some 43 sites of deserted medieval villages.
Not all can be traced to the Black Death, but it must have been a significant factor.
In the high downland north-west of Chichester, the four neighbouring villages of Up Marden, North Marden, East Marden and West Marden effectively lost the first two communities, whose small thirteenth-century churches now stand magnificently isolated.
Similarly, only the <head>church</head> of Coombes in the Adur valley remains.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40082" docsrc="bnc_CKW_3">
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<context>
News      
Alchemy    
Monsignor Garlato, chairman of the body which advises the Vatican on its artistic patrimony, has told a conference in Perugia that the <head>Church</head> should sell at least ten percent of the 95,000 ecclesiastical buildings in Italy rather than see these redundant places of worship fall down.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40083" docsrc="bnc_ABV_1018">
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<context>
There were times when the ministry of her Son left her feeling cut out of the action, and she was amazed and perhaps frightened at what she had unleashed on the world.
The questions led up to the cross and even beyond it.
On that cross her dying Son said to John: &bquo;Behold, your mother!&equo;
(John 19.27) There she lost everything that really mattered.
Surely there could not have been a more destructive fire than Calvary; but more was to come.
Through the resurrection the fire scorched forth at pentecost and to the foundation of the Church.
The fire, burning its way through the structures of old Israel, created a new community of faith and love.    
I would like to enlarge on this theme, but I dare not because our experience falls far short of what we dimly perceive in the pages of Scripture.
Much as we love our <head>Church</head> , we know it falls far short of its inheritance of faith.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40085" docsrc="bnc_C8L_165">
<answer instance="church.40085" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Have you seen this publicity which should have been put through your door?
No?
Here is a card which explains what we're doing.
St Luke's is pretty full on Sundays now, so a whole group of us led by the Revd Charlie Cleverly are starting a new church with a Family Service this Sunday morning; would you be interested in coming?&equo;
We have found that it is good to be factual and helpful on these occasions and that always one or two who live opposite, or round the corner or who know the building have been drawn in.
There will usually be those who are quite well disposed towards the church but who are drifting.
Some may be converted and disillusioned, others will be unconverted but believing or searching people.
When you start a new <head>church</head> , if you begin informatively you promote healthy natural growth among these people.        
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40086" docsrc="bnc_CRK_1458">
<answer instance="church.40086" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The readings and psalms in the vernacular (often helped by clearer new versions, on which see below) and the call for more biblical sermons have already brought appreciable changes in Catholic worship and attitudes.
But there are continuing blockages and problems, many of them practical.
In many large churches, built to enable the greatest possible numbers to attend Sunday Mass, the circumstances of worship too often hinder an effective liturgy of the Word.
In contrast, in smaller and more informal gatherings such as house Masses, the power this can release has often been experienced so impressively that one wonders whether the new liturgy was not given to the <head>Church</head> prophetically, with a view to new   circumstances which were to come, but which till now have been realized only unevenly.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40088" docsrc="bnc_C8L_982">
<answer instance="church.40088" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
I long for the day when those in authority will be united in a common quest to win the lost without worrying about the style of Anglican worship; when they will see that a prime means to evangelise our nation will be to plant churches and encourage it without worrying about parochial boundaries.
My recommendation is that we scrap them for the ten year decade of evangelism as a trial period and then think again in AD 2000!    
Another tragic effect of this emphasis on &bquo;Anglican ethos&equo; and the maintaining of the status quo by parish boundaries is the disincentive to leaders to stay and build a work whose multiplication is limitless.
When a curate has planted one new church, he is encouraged strongly to uproot, move and start all over again in a completely new situation.
If you wanted to devise a scheme to slow down growth, you could not do better.
What would be more helpful would be the   encouragement to take a team from your current <head>church</head> to a nearby and needy area so plant from strength, and multiply organically and naturally.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40089" docsrc="bnc_B2G_460">
<answer instance="church.40089" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The majority in other occult areas are no different in outward appearance from the normal person in the street.
Many hold down regular jobs and quite a few are highly-paid, professional people.
Many witches with whom I have discussed Christianity have a real sense of humour and pleasant personalities.
Some are charming and a delight to converse with.
On a personal level, I find this the most distressing.
As a mere imperfect mortal, I find myself working twice as hard to introduce those whom I like to the Lord.
This includes more than a few in the occult.
I want them to share the Person who has filled my life with such abundance.    
It is important to remember that the satanism highlighted in this chapter is exceptional.
Most in the occult would be at home in your local golf club.
You could even introduce them to your <head>church</head> 's women's guild and they would not look out of place.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40093" docsrc="bnc_APT_1383">
<answer instance="church.40093" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It depicts the Life of St Clement.
The other objects worthy of note are the lovely modern screen by Karel St&aacute;dn&iacute;k, the papier m&acirc;ch&eacute; crucifix on the right wall as you leave, and the magnificent organ decorated with vases and putti by Braun.    
When you leave this fine church, note its entrance and beautiful grille designed by K. I. Dientzenhofer.
On your immediate right is the tiny, oval Chapel of the Assumption built in 1590&ndash;7 as the Chapel of the Brotherhood of Italian Painters, Sculptors and Masons.
It was the first centrally planned church of its kind in Prague.
Its similarity to Vignola's oval-planned Sta Anna dei Palafrenieri in Rome (begun in 1570) has been mentioned in the literature.
This <head>church</head> is still the property of the Italian State.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40094" docsrc="bnc_B1J_1923">
<answer instance="church.40094" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<answer instance="church.40094" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Organisations such as Gamblers Anonymous concern themselves with piecing together the casualties of addiction.
The latter assumes a low profile and concentrates on the pastoral approach.
The former can easily be caricatured as humourless puritans who object to games which involve guessing the number of beans in a jar at the church fete.    
But the puritan lobby do a disservice to their cause by lumping everything under the one name, just as the temperance lobby forfeit respect by classing a Christmas sherry with a vodka bacchanal.    
Casinos are the wine bars of the gambling world.
Bookies are the spirits, the tots of rum.
Whereas, bingo is the beer hall of the gambling world.
As for <head>church</head> raffles, football club sweeps and fairground tombola, they are fizzy lemonade in comparison and football pools have always seemed to me as harmless as the Christmas sherry.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40098" docsrc="bnc_A0P_634">
<answer instance="church.40098" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The fact that Leonard was influenced so deeply by  Divan del Tamarir   is very suggestive, for it is one of the types of poems known as  gacela   (the other is  casida  ), a short-rhymed fixed verse-form in Arabic poetry.
It naturally shares much with its literary cousin, Hebrew poetry, on which Leonard had been raised from his earliest days.
Another aspect, quite apart from this shared verse-form and linguistic usage, is the natural hyperbole endemic to it, which is but a step away from the &bquo;surrealist&equo; usage of language that Lorca essayed.
Further, his Catholicism also deeply influenced, if subconsciously, Leonard's own awareness of it in   Catholic Montreal.
As he said of it much later, &bquo;We who belong to the city have never left the Church.
The Jews are in The Church as they are in the snow&hellip;
Every style in Montreal is the style of The <head>Church</head> &hellip;&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40099" docsrc="bnc_ANB_1374">
<answer instance="church.40099" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
From the northwestern end of the Darsena it is a short step &mdash; cross Piazzale Antonio Cantore and go right into Via Daniele Crespi, then left into Via Sesto and right    into Via San Calcero &mdash; to the church of San Vicenzo in Prato.    
June water fair on the Darsena    
In his writings Sant' Ambrogio occasionally made reference to the Basilica Vetus, a very early (perhaps the earliest) Christian church in Milan.
Some scholars have claimed that the fact that Ambrose did not give an exact site for the church &mdash; indeed, it seems he was actually careful  not   to &mdash; means that it was not a real church at all, merely a metaphor.
Nevertheless, archaeologists and historians have looked for Vetus for years.
Many believe that it lies under the church of San Vincenzo in Prato, even though there is no historical record of the church before the year 806.    
San Vincenzo in Prato is the only Milanese example of a Pre-Romanesque <head>church</head> which preserves the early Christian plan of Roman basilicas.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40101" docsrc="bnc_A07_929">
<answer instance="church.40101" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Even if D&aacute;il members had thought otherwise, it must by now be clear that the ethos of the Irish Republic was still one in which it was impolitic to be in conflict with the church.        
Reasons for the Political Religious Synthesis: Second Reflections    
When the next government under de Valera introduced a very limited scheme of public health assistance in 1952, the hierarchy still opposed its introduction, and by direct methods as well.
Only de Valera's personal intervention convinced them of their lack of perception and judgement.
It was the 1960s before the bishops began to distance themselves from direct relationships with the government of the day.
It could be argued that such a strategy was in any case unnecessary.
However, it was not simply a strategy, but   embodied a particular ideology: the belief that the bishops were the <head>church</head> above all, and that they, not the laity, were the ones to communicate with the state.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40102" docsrc="bnc_C8R_647">
<answer instance="church.40102" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.40102" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Whilst each House is the sole author of its own Standing Orders, proposals may emanate from any source although initiatives are commonly taken by the Clerk and a common source of proposals is the reports of select committees specially constituted to consider a particular matter.    
(e)  Measures of the Church of England   Prior to 1919, Parliament legislated for the established Church, the Church of England.
Oddly, although the Church of England is  the   established      
Church in the State, it is not established in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, although in each of these there is an Anglican or Episcopalian Church which is part of the same Communion as the Church of England.    
&bquo;Establishment&equo; today means very little outside the sphere of the purely formal and ceremonial and the devotion of the time of Parliament to the tedious and time-consuming task of regulating the affairs of the <head>Church</head> of England has long been recognised as anachronistic.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40106" docsrc="bnc_A7A_412">
<answer instance="church.40106" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
When the congregation of the Lutheran Church gathered to hear the Word of God expounded, they expected to hear it expounded fully, and the Pastor of Tappersdorf was ready to oblige, not merely comparing the German text for the day &mdash; a reference to the doings of an obscure Old Testament prophet &mdash; with the original Hebrew, and giving a learned half-hour to an explanation of the circumstances in which the prophet lived, suffered, and prophesied, a time in which it seemed a small group of people struggled for the truth and searched for God under the shadow of huge decadent empires to the East &mdash; and the West, but he, the Pastor, was perfectly willing to apply the prophet's message to the present day &mdash; and to present-day socialist Germany, at that.
With a little of the guilty excitement of enjoying a forbidden pleasure, Erika began to listen attentively.    
&bquo;Of course,&equo; the Pastor said, &bquo;of course, the State may properly demand our obedience in many matters: obeying its laws &mdash; if the laws are just; making us pay taxes &mdash; if the taxes are properly spent; supporting its policies &mdash; if the policies are wise.
So far the <head>Church</head> is at one with the State.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40107" docsrc="bnc_CLM_82">
<answer instance="church.40107" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Once he had come to the throne, Charles quickly answered this call for religious change by promoting notable Arminians to positions of prominence in both church and state.
Disquiet at the new direction of religious affairs soon surfaced in parliament, and over the next few years a growing number of MPs began to speak out against the Arminian threat.
In 1629, the intense anxiety and frustration of the MPs erupted into violence, as the Speaker of the Commons was held down in his chair while the House forced through motions condemning the religious innovations.      
This incident finally convinced Charles that he should abandon his efforts to work with parliament, and he embarked on a period of personal rule, which lasted until 1640.
Throughout the 1630s he continued to lend his wholehearted support to the Arminian takeover of his <head>church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40109" docsrc="bnc_CCL_669">
<answer instance="church.40109" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Kraft, in Part IV of his book  Christianity in Culture   entitled &bquo;The Dynamics of Revelation&equo; introduces a new perspective to the debate on the inspiration of Scripture among evangelicals.
He sees the Bible as containing a section of classic case   studies of the ways God deals with humankind in a variety of situations across a considerable period of time.
As such, it emphasises that God's revelatory activity is a dynamic process rather than a static product.
The completion of the canon of Scripture by the early Church does not signify that they thought the Lord had stopped speaking or that he had nothing fresh to say.
The purpose of Scripture is to act as a &bquo;yardstick&equo; and &bquo;tether&equo; by which to assess any claim to contemporary revelation, and to regulate its interpretation.
The Holy Spirit continues to operate in revealing the mind of Christ to his <head>Church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40111" docsrc="bnc_A1B_49">
<answer instance="church.40111" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
but nothing appears much less likely    
(74/428:455)    
And in Canto 76, altogether more plangently:    
But to set here the roads of France,    
of Cahors, of Chalus,    
the inn low by the river's edge,    
the poplars; to set here the roads of France    
Aubeterre, the quarried stone beyond Poitiers    
(76/455:482)    
It seems to have been this last line which caused the editors of the  Annotated Index to the Cantos of Ezra Pound   to provide one of the few pieces of misinformation in that admirable work.
For they give, against &bquo;Aubeterre&equo;, &bquo;A <head>church</head> just outside Poitiers, France&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40113" docsrc="bnc_AE6_175">
<answer instance="church.40113" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
9d.; the stenographer who took down Parker's sermons received &pound;100 per annum; the average annual wage for manual workers in 1896 was &pound;64 while the highest yearly wage for agricultural workers in 1902 was &pound;534s.    
Ministers' remuneration had improved with the century:   in 1851 a Primitive Methodist minister with three children received &pound;71 a year and Baptists generally received less than &pound;80; within Congregationalism the divergence was too great to allow for any average figure.
In the 1860s Wesleyan ministers received &pound;120 p.a.
Stipends were generally better in town <head>churches</head> : when Joseph Parker began his ministry in Banbury in 1853 he received 50s. a week or &pound;130 p.a. although when he left Banbury for the affluent Cavendish Street Chapel in Manchester in 1858 his income jumped to &pound;1,700.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40114" docsrc="bnc_ADM_1719">
<answer instance="church.40114" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I could see a heron standing motionless, and a curlew dabbling by the shore.
Three pairs of young lovers walked by, hand in hand, whispering dreams of emigration.
My path ended in thick undergrowth, just where the estuary widened into the sea.
Dark pines and yellow birches lay ahead, as the shoreline curved to meet me.
Beyond these woods lay the round green hills of Donegal's farmland, not unlike England's South Downs, the fields bounded by tall hedges.    
In the soft evening light, I retraced my steps back to town, soothed by the songs of blackbirds and chaffinches.
Wagtails swooped across my path, and from the mouth of the Eske, curlews called shrilly to one another like owls.    
Bells rang on Sunday morning, and with some trepidation, I followed the crowds to the Roman Catholic <head>church</head> for Mass.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40116" docsrc="bnc_A9E_349">
<answer instance="church.40116" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.40116" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<answer instance="church.40116" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
SOUTH Africa's State President, Mr FW de Klerk, yesterday suffered the first serious blow to his reputation as the great reformer by appearing to acquiesce in a cover-up of political murders carried out by state agencies, including the police.    
Opposition parties reacted indignantly to Mr De Klerk's overnight announcement that he would not set up a judicial inquiry.
The Democratic Party repeated its demand for an inquiry, saying it was necessary to establish whether cabinet ministers and the former President, Mr PW Botha, were privy to the murders.    
The South African Council of <head>Churches</head> said &bquo;it is clear the issue of the death squads is going to be covered up&equo;, and described Mr De Klerk's rationale for refusing a commission as &bquo;cynical and spurious&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40117" docsrc="bnc_CCL_1302">
<answer instance="church.40117" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
This sequence is not inevitable, but is highly likely to occur eventually unless adequate steps are taken to prevent it.        
Gains and losses    
In their church growth analysis, Currie, Gilbert and Horsley distinguish between  autogenous   and  allogenous   growth (Currie, Gilbert and Horsley 1977:80).
The former represents those accruing from the families of those already members, while the latter represents those recruited who are from families of non-members.
In simpler language, autogenous growth may be described as  biological  , that is the children of church members coming to Christian commitment or church allegiance, while allogenous growth we may describe as conversion from the world.    
Growing <head>churches</head> should seek to identify where their growth is coming from.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40119" docsrc="bnc_CLM_156">
<answer instance="church.40119" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Zwingli departed still further from the orthodox   Catholic position; although he believed in Christ's spiritual presence among the faithful at communion, he totally rejected the idea of any physical presence of Christ in the bread and wine.    
Henry VIII was horrified by what he understood of Luther's theology, and, in an attempt to rebut it during the early 1520s, he wrote with the help of a number of court scholars the theological tract  The Assertion of the Seven Sacraments  , for which he was rewarded by the pope with the title &bquo;Defender of the Faith&equo;.
His subsequent break with the Roman church during the 1530s was not the result of any change of heart or conversion to the reformer's views, nor due to any theological differences with the papacy.
Henry remained a doctrinal conservative until his death, and as a consequence, although the legislation enacted by the Reformation Parliament brought about a jurisdictional revolution, it created no new theology for the English <head>church</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40120" docsrc="bnc_B1X_1350">
<answer instance="church.40120" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Try to understand.
There was a time when a priest had to sneak like a thief through the back streets and alleyways of this city in order to say Mass in some garret or other.
Perhaps he would say it in some lonely place in the hills with someone on the lookout for the searching redcoats.
Freedom to worship our religion in our own country has been bought dearly with blood and tears &mdash; and you do not surrender that sort of freedom easily.
If anything should jeopardise that freedom &mdash; an insurrection for instance &mdash; the Church, without   hesitation, will condemn it.
And it does not matter in the slightest if that insurrection is justified or not.&equo;    
&bquo;And as the poor rebel goes to the gallows,&equo; Myles commented bitterly, &bquo;the <head>Church</head> looks idly on.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40124" docsrc="bnc_A68_1322">
<answer instance="church.40124" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
His struggles for clarity were painful.
But they made him realize that he was getting across what he wanted to get across, and not a holy-sounding fog of words.    
If the people of Lincolnshire were thought by their bishop not to understand Ramsey in a pulpit, this was not the opinion outside the   diocese.
The invitations came thick and fast.
He was bad at saying no.
He could not lecture for the Archbishop of Canterbury because he was already committed to lecture for the Archbishop of York.
It was clear that he was no ordinary curate.
He was already a member of ecumenical committees.
A mind with original ideas, who wished to persuade the Protestants to be more Catholic and to persuade the Catholics to respect the truths of Protestantism, was instantly a must for those who thought about the reunion of the <head>Churches</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40125" docsrc="bnc_CG1_365">
<answer instance="church.40125" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Meallan nan Uan,  little hill of the lambs  , sticks out as a sharp cone, and a grand highway leads along to its double top, with unusual views of familiar ranges lying in every direction.
Hail and sleet showers swept over the ridge, and the Torridon giants, which rose as distant black battlements when seen from Meallan nan Euan, had changed to seemingly nearer whitewashed walls by the time I'd dropped and climbed.    
Sgurr a'Mhuilinn,  the peak of the mill   &mdash; at 879m the highest of the group.
The cold, even in the golden fragments of sun, was biting.
Miserable wheatears looked as if they wished they had stayed in Africa.
Good intentions of traversing the other hills were frozen out.
I headed for home.    
The south east ridge leads down into a bowl of porridge-like peat, so I bore off eastwards, still rough enough, into the paring wind, crossing the Allt an t-Strathain Mhoir high up to drop down to the <head>church</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40128" docsrc="bnc_AS5_129">
<answer instance="church.40128" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It was against this background that he fell seriously ill in 1881 during the writing of  A Laodicean  , and after ten years of moving between London and small Dorset towns such as Swanage and Sturminster Newton came to see the solution to all his problems in a final return to Dorchester.    
 Desperate Remedies   (1871).
Hardy had to pay &pound;75 towards the cost of printing a first edition of 500 copies.    
Michael Mail, second violinist with the Mellstock Quire, from an illustrated edition of  Under the Greenwood Tree   published by Tinsley for the Christmas market in 1875.
In the Preface to the Wessex edition Hardy described how the music books of the choir were handwritten, hymns and psalms at the front, dances and ballads at the back &bquo;till sacred and secular met together in the middle, often with bizarre effect&equo;.
The danger of too close an association between <head>church</head> and dance music is the subject of the humorous short story &bquo;Absent-mindedness in a parish choir&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40129" docsrc="bnc_ANB_1251">
<answer instance="church.40129" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Go left to reach the small square of Piazza Sant' Eufemia, where across a small lawn that is longer than it is wide and bordered by tall conifers, you will see the church that gives the piazza its name.
The church is in Romanesque style, but in this case it is mock-Romanesque, completion being many years after the style had ceased to be used.
Although the chalk and brickwork is striking, the over-elaborate design is indicative of a later period of construction.
Internally, Sant' Eufemia is pleasant rather than exciting, although the large altar piece, by Marco d'Oggiono, a follower of Leonardo and one of the supporters of his monument in the Piazza della Scala, is excellent.    
Across from Sant' Eufemia is the more sombre <head>church</head> of San Paolo Converso, set behind a seventeenth-century column &mdash; sometimes named after San Senatore, sometimes after Sant' Eufemia &mdash; topped by the saint himself.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40131" docsrc="bnc_CB6_424">
<answer instance="church.40131" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The aliens and absentees who pushed their claims too far fanned the flames of popular revolt in Sussex in the later fourteenth and fifteenth centuries and bore the brunt of the explosions that followed.
For most people the church provided the main consolations in a short and hard life: devotions, ritual and, occasionally, the feasts of Scot ales, where the parson paid for the drink, and on great occasions, such as the Feast of St Pancras in Lewes, festivities and public ceremony.
To some it gave help in sickness and consolation in poverty.
But it was as much a legal body as a spiritual one, although occasionally this could work for the individual's unexpected benefit as in the laws relating to sanctuary or &bquo;abjuring the realm&equo;.
One case in 1278 was singularly melodramatic:    
Philip son of Adam le Lechur was hanged at Petworth for theft, but by the breaking of the rope escaped alive, and flying to the refuge of the <head>church</head> abjured the realm.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40132" docsrc="bnc_ANB_456">
<answer instance="church.40132" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The  piazzetta   is formed by the Palazzo Reale, the royal palace (some pedants would say the  ex   -royal palace and its irregular shape is produced by the off-line main section of the building; the two &bquo;arms&equo; of the square are completed by two wings of the palace.
These wings are (not surprisingly) of different lengths and known as the  mancia corta   and the  mancia lunga   by the Milanese, the &bquo;short sleeve&equo; and the &bquo;long sleeve&equo;.
Buildings on the site go back to the eleventh-century, when the town hall, the  Broletto Vecchio  , of the free city of Milan stood here.
Later, under the Viscontis, the ducal palace occupied the site, although the dukes themselves moved into the castle following the murder of Giovanni Maria Visconti on the steps of the nearby <head>church</head> of San Gottardo.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40135" docsrc="bnc_ADM_2242">
<answer instance="church.40135" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Then I can say, &bquo;I knew him when&hellip; &bquo;&equo;    
Allan Scuffle (or scuffling Allan) gave me a frank grin and handshake, and I wandered back down to the Liffey.
Just like Michael Quirke, the butcher turned god-carver, he had totally changed his life from Commerce to Art, in middle age.
I was reminded of Kipling's story,  The Miracle of Purun Bhagat  , a tale of a Western-dressed Indian statesman who suddenly becomes a hermit and holy man, living on a mountain, at one with nature.
Dublin's brand of rock music merges at times with traditional music, and the studios are used for both styles.
So perhaps they have their uses.    
At the great Adam, Eve and Immaculate Conception <head>church</head> near the river, I stood with others in the marble hallway and listened to beautiful female solos soaring praises up to Heaven.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40136" docsrc="bnc_CKR_54">
<answer instance="church.40136" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
As archbishop, his only quotations from Lanfranc's collection of Canon Law seem to have   been taken at second hand from a treatise of his friend Gilbert Crispin; then too, as on the earlier occasion, his quotations were introduced only to reinforce a conclusion which he had already reached.    
We may infer from these two cases that Anselm set no great store by an extensive knowledge of Canon Law, and that the test of valid authority was agreement with the voice of Christ.
So, in his practical advice and activity, as in his theology, he relied on a correct understanding of principles.    
We can see him very clearly following this method in his only other surviving letter on a question involving a reference to Canon Law written in Rufus's reign.
It was written in reply to an inquiry from an abbot, probably the abbot of F&eacute;camp, who was engaged in rebuilding his abbey <head>church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40138" docsrc="bnc_CCL_1353">
<answer instance="church.40138" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
However, now that they had family responsibilities and were beginning to put down roots, they returned to their former church-going.
This occurred when they had their children baptised or mothers came into contact with other Christian young mums through the play group organised by the church.
As most of these young people would move on before their children reached their teens, the church experienced little &bquo;biological growth&equo; in its adult membership.
Some of the older properties were occupied by elderly couples, and, as the life expectation of women is seven years longer than for men, there were a number of widows in the area.
Many of these had had <head>church</head> links in the distant past, and were brought into the church's fellowship by elderly members of the Women's Bright Hour group.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40139" docsrc="bnc_CHG_1269">
<answer instance="church.40139" senseid="church%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Inside the single-storey building a leathery-faced, middle-aged white woman hacked with a kind of parang at branches of flame trees which had worked their way through the open windows.    
&bquo;Miss Sowerby,&equo; Reid explained, &bquo;has been with us for several years.
Her father was a missionary and she felt the call to help him.
And helping the sick is holy work, eh Miss Sowerby?&equo;
She  looked   like the daughter of a missionary; and I don't mean that in a derogatory way.
But in this warm and pleasant climate she was dressed in a long black dress which looked as though it had been made at the time of Heathcliff.
It had long sleeves; a tightness above imprisoned her neck with its white linen collar.
Her belted dress had a piece of string attached from which dangled a pair of old scissors.
She was dressed as though ready for <head>church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40142" docsrc="bnc_BM6_1531">
<answer instance="church.40142" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In the meantime, archery had retained its appeal in a few places around the country, two of them being the neighbouring Ayrshire towns of Irvine and Kilwinning, in both of which contests were held annually.
In both places, the contest had become known as &bquo;the papingo shoot&equo; and was the main attraction on a local holiday.    
There is no record of when Irvine's annual papingo shoot started.
A record dated 1665 shows that at that time the archery contests were held over 4 days.
On the fourth day, as the climax, the papingo was &mdash;   and whoever was first to   was called Captain of the archers for the following twelve months.
It is not known where the papingo was placed to be shot at but it was probably on top of the old steeple of the parish <head>church</head> (demolished in 1721) or on the roof of the tolbooth which stood in High Street, between the Town's House and the Cross.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40143" docsrc="bnc_B1D_830">
<answer instance="church.40143" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Fig. 8 Alexander James Beresford Beresford Hope, MP, Chairman of the Select Committee on the Foreign Office Reconstruction 1858.    
Alexander James Beresford Beresford Hope (1820&ndash;87) was a member of a family of connoisseurs, collectors and patrons, whose wealth derived from the family banking business in Amsterdam.
His father Thomas Hope, who settled in England about 1796, became through his writings and patronage the central figure in the neo-classical movement in England, and made his Duchess Street house, and Deepdene near Dorking, centres for his extensive collections.
Alexander, his third son, was educated at Harrow and Cambridge where he met, as well as Manners, Benjamin Webb who introduced him to the Cambridge Camden Society.
This Society, which later changed its name to the Ecclesiological Society, sought to make <head>churches</head> more worthy settings for worship and for the liturgy of the Church of England.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40146" docsrc="bnc_C8L_930">
<answer instance="church.40146" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
There is a tendency for church planting groups to assume   they know best what is liturgically best for that area and, sometimes, out of the window goes any recognizable Anglican liturgy with the incumbent who, unrobed and in open-necked shirt, introduces the choruses in front of the now universal overhead projector&hellip;
I am saying we must not supplant Anglican worship for a free-wheeling non-conformist style which owes more to Spring Harvest   than   the A.S.B.        
Some may want to ask immediately: &bquo;Why on earth not?&equo;
And those who have been to Spring Harvest may respond: &bquo;To avoid the notices!&equo;
Seriously, one can understand the Archbishop's concern to retain the best of the tradition: a liturgy involving elements of worship; confession; intercession; Bible reading; biblical preaching and blessing.
Personally, I respect his view and at the same time am glad of his enthusiasm for <head>church</head> planting: &bquo;I am convinced that Church Planting is a mark of vigorous and outgoing Christianity and is a sign of hope for the future&equo;, he says.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40147" docsrc="bnc_CCL_1743">
<answer instance="church.40147" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
One Anglican minister then working in a church on a housing estate in the Coventry area concluded that his methods of dealing with families bringing their babies for baptism and couples coming to make wedding arrangements needed radical reappraisal.
His sincere and careful counselling was ineffective in introducing them to the life of the church.
After the &bquo;great event&equo; they were not seen again in the church until the next &bquo;rite of passage&equo; came along.
He decided on an entirely new approach.
Instead of seeing them individually in the privacy of his study, he arranged regular &bquo;Sharing Jesus&equo; evenings to which the baptism families and wedding couples were invited.
There they met an equal number of members of the congregation, people like themselves, who would be invited to share their experiences.
This new policy has paid dividends.
Some of the couples coming to the <head>church</head> respond to the claims of Christ upon their lives as they see the evidence in the lives of the church members.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40149" docsrc="bnc_BMT_1197">
<answer instance="church.40149" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Christian churches were modelled upon them, the pillars and arches representing the trunks and boughs of the sacred forest.
Pre-Reformation churches were painted in imitation of the colours of the woodland, from which gods and elementals looked out upon the worshippers.        
It seems certain that hidden teachings on sacred geometry &mdash; form,   shape, proportion, number, measure and materials &mdash; were passed on into Christian times and were incorporated into much church architecture, including the great cathedrals.
All the principles of sacred geometry were applied in their construction.
The circle was used, and round churches, though rare, are a distinct form.
Most <head>churches</head> were laid out on the basis of equilateral triangles and squares, the so-called &bquo;  ad triangulum  &equo; and &bquo;  ad quodraturn  &equo; methods.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40150" docsrc="bnc_CMD_1581">
<answer instance="church.40150" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Gozo's capital city has two names, Rabat in Maltese and Victoria in English.
Many place names include a descriptive syllable &mdash; marsa (harbour), ghain (spring or well), ramla (sandy), wied (valley), ghar (cave).
Pronounce x as sh, g as j, and gh as h.       
Above: looking to Ramla Bay.
Left: the limestone gorge of Wied Hanzira, with the impressive Church at Xewkija in the distance.        
Donald Brown discovers the many fascinations of Gozo on a walking holiday along cliff tops awash in history, legends and local charm    
Leaving the port of Mgarr, our bright red taxi shot up a hill and the island of Gozo opened out ahead of us.
The horizon was rimmed with flat-topped hills, crested by khaki coloured villages, each crowned by its <head>church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40152" docsrc="bnc_CH5_1636">
<answer instance="church.40152" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
THE TORY party has much to thank tycoon Lord Hanson (above) for.    
He's given them &pound;342,000 in the past five years to create the &bquo;right business environment&equo;.    
That recession-hit environment left Hanson Group's profits &pound;200m LOWER at &pound;762m in the last nine trading months.    
And it looks set to see its first full-year profit drop in 28 years.
Whoops!          
GIBBS GOSSIP      
GARTH GIBBS    
A SURVEY has shown one of the most popular girls' names in Essex is Chelsea.
Now guess which naff American politician has a daughter by that name.
Step forward Bill Clinton.        
A SIGN outside a <head>church</head> in Flatwoods, Kentucky, hometown of hunky Billy Ray Cyrus reads: &bquo;Jesus Can Mend Your Achy Breaky Heart.&equo;        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40153" docsrc="bnc_CR6_2653">
<answer instance="church.40153" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Well, Sarah, I'll do my best.
But your Michael was always a strong-minded fellow.
He might not like the interference.&equo;    
Sarah was determined that before she left this room she would have an appointment to save her son's eternal soul!
She tried a different approach.    
&bquo;Oh, Father, I know what people say about my Mickey, but as you know yourself, stories get stretched in the   telling.
All he needs is a little gentle guidance.
If you were to talk to him, I'm sure he would listen to a fine man like yourself.
Even when he was an altar boy, he always had a high regard for you.&equo;    
The priest raised his eyebrows.
When Michael had been an altar boy he had also stolen the lead from the <head>church</head> roof!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40156" docsrc="bnc_CME_17">
<answer instance="church.40156" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Enjoy autumn colours through Europe's high mountains from Spain's Picos de Europa to the Carpathians.
Expect frosty nights, foggy dawns, and snow on the Alpine passes.      
Highs and lows    
Optimistic folklorists forecast &bquo;St Luke's little summer&equo; around the saint's day on the 18th.
London's hottest recorded October day hit 28.9&deg;C/84&deg;F in 1921.
Ten years later, Lincolnshire was lashed by over seven inches of rain in five hours.
And in 1959, Suffolk welcomed the end of a 57 day drought.    
A gale in October 1987 devastated south-east England, killing 19 people and felling millions of trees.
Wind gusted to 99mph at Gatwick.    
Twice in previous centuries tornadoes have destroyed <head>churches</head> &mdash; at Widecombe, Devon in 1638 and St Mary-le-Bow, London in 1091.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40157" docsrc="bnc_CRK_1473">
<answer instance="church.40157" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<answer instance="church.40157" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Whenever the liturgy of the Word remains formal and lifeless, it shows that these fundamental sacramental and liturgical principles have yet to be learnt (see Bianchi, 1987, pp. 120&ndash;2).    
While training for preaching has happily improved since the Council, other factors have sadly hampered and slowed down the work of theological re-education.
A tragic number of those best equipped to explain the Council's teaching retired from the clergy in the later 1960s and the 1970s, and thereafter were disqualified from teaching as a ministry in the Church, though there is no moral justification for a general judgement that such persons become unworthy to teach.
The right to preach within the Mass is jealously reserved to the clergy, whereas members of the laity often prove to be endowed with this charism.
To see the biblical renewal of liturgy successful in Europe, one still has to seek out certain <head>churches</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40159" docsrc="bnc_C8L_157">
<answer instance="church.40159" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.40159" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
If we wanted now to bring our congregations together on Sunday morning it would be completely impossible in the original building; in fact we would fill it twice over.        
Promotes &bquo;natural growth&equo;    
The very day that we began to meet in the community centre where we are based, three mothers with their children began to attend.
I had never met any of them before.
Later on, when we distributed publicity or went door to door visiting, we never failed to draw at least one family to come and see this new thing which had come to pass.
When we went visiting we simply wanted to give   information and an invitation.
Our remarks went like this: &bquo;Hello, we are from St Luke's Church in Front Lane, do you know it?
Yes?
Well, we want to let you know that a new church is opening just down the road from you.
It's going to be called Cranham Community <head>Church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40160" docsrc="bnc_C8L_356">
<answer instance="church.40160" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The church planting team will feel the touch of the potter moulding the clay into a new and unique vessel.
In church growth terms it will be at this point that the leaders will be gaining the &bquo;vision&equo; for the work.
This has almost become a technical term meaning philosophy of ministry or an understanding of, crudely, what they are there for.
As the community church was formed, the vision was for &bquo;intimacy&equo;.
It was not in this case a call to work in a particular area of the community, but rather it was a call to intimacy.
Intimacy with God, with each other, and with the neighbourhood in which we lived, following the example of Jesus in John 1:14: &bquo;The Word became flesh and lived for a while among us.&equo;    
The call was reflected in the name we eventually chose for the <head>church</head> : Cranham Community Church.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40162" docsrc="bnc_BMT_704">
<answer instance="church.40162" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Psychometry can, of course, be extended from an object to a whole site.
Here the technique is to wander round, touching the stones or whatever, allowing expression to whatever comes to you.    
Any opening of oneself psychically, particularly at ancient sites which have a long and largely unknown history, can be hazardous, and it is best undertaken with caution and proper attunement.
The whole question of approaching sites is covered in Chapter 10.          
PSYCHIC ARCHAEOLOGY    
The most straightforward use of psychic ability is in finding archaeological remains, which, at least, is something which can later be verified.    
The method came to prominence through the activities of Frederick Bligh Bond, a highly respected authority on medieval <head>church</head> architecture.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40163" docsrc="bnc_CBC_2323">
<answer instance="church.40163" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
There will be thousands of separated parents who wake up on Christmas morning without their children.
There will be thousands more who spend the day with a partner they no longer love, maybe even hate, for the sake of the kids.
Diana could have done that.    
She is entitled to sympathy for a broken marriage which was not purely of her doing.
But not too many tears should be shed for her loneliness on Christmas Day.        
Hit and miss    
JOHN MAJOR goes to Bosnia and hands our troops cassettes of Abba's greatest hits.    
At least the poor bloody infantry in the trenches during the First World War didn't have to put up with that.        
Jesus Christ supersell    
Andrew Penman    
How ad experts would help the <head>Church</head> win souls of consumers.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40166" docsrc="bnc_A1T_181">
<answer instance="church.40166" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Since the great schism and the Reformation, the single truth had been broken up, but the Anglicans, the Orthodox and the Roman Catholics had and have part of it.
No part of the Church has all of it to itself.
All are partially in error and not just by the fact of their division.    
Even from this &mdash; Anglican &mdash; point of view, a papacy makes sense.
But is this in a rather different sense to that in which the papacy understands itself?
Dr Runcie's vision of a primacy for the Bishop of Rome is that when the whole Church is almost agreed on something, the Pope is the man who can articulate this agreement to all Christians and non-Christians with the greatest authority.
Dr Runcie's Pope would be, as it were, the speaker of the universal <head>Church</head> , perhaps with some power to rule members out of order.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40168" docsrc="bnc_BMV_510">
<answer instance="church.40168" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
This was a passage of history hardly known even to the ablest scholars or the twelfth-century Renaissance, and very imperfectly known to those of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries who self-consciously implanted the democratic institutions of republican   Rome and ancient Athens in their own Florence.
Most of the similarities must be the product of time and chance and circumstance; but they are very striking.
In the tenth and eleventh and early twelfth centuries the hand of northern conquerors on Italy was light &mdash; occasionally felt in a marked way; but intermittently.
The old Lombard aristocracy was gradually crumbling away except in the far north and the distant south.
A unit of traditional authority survived indeed in the <head>Church</head> ; but that rather favoured the independent cities, for with few exceptions each had its own cathedral and its own bishop; often its own patron saint to protect it against its neighbours.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40171" docsrc="bnc_ACA_527">
<answer instance="church.40171" senseid="established_church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
This is legitimate if we are tracing the evolution of contemporary attitudes to religion, or studying the history of ideas; but if we wish to regain an impression of eighteenth century people as a whole we need to recall that, even among educated men (themselves a very small minority), intellects cast in the mould of David Hume and Tom Paine were exceedingly rare, however great their later influence may have been.
Amongst the great majority, the faith of earlier centuries persisted, at least outwardly; indeed, if we look for a movement of thought and feeling that by the end of the century had penetrated into every class of society except the highest, we shall find it in the revival of &bquo;vital religion&equo;, or &bquo;enthusiasm&equo;, as it was also called.
This was the movement, initiated by the Wesley brothers and White field, which came to be called Methodism among those leaving the established <head>church</head> , and Evangelicalism among those remaining within the Anglican fold.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40172" docsrc="bnc_C8L_2275">
<answer instance="church.40172" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Your living water in this barren land.    
Give us the words to say&hellip;    
Give us the love to share.    
There's another kind of famine,    
But the Lord can lead his people by the hand.                
If my people&hellip;    
Behind all these initiatives, the new church needs to pray.
We are only just realising that this is the first calling from which all else must flow.
But we also discover that, far from being a burden, prayer is a refreshment and a joy.
Sometimes we have emerged after a four hour session praying for revival to gulp down the night air with such joy and satisfaction as can only come when we know we have been with God.
There is a growing desire in the <head>churches</head> for holiness, and that holiness will be marked by prayer.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40175" docsrc="bnc_B0G_678">
<answer instance="church.40175" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
As part of the Reformation, Henry VIII was to order that the English Prayer Book was to replace the Old Latin Liturgy in Church services.
This was especially unwelcome in Cornwall, where Cornish was still generally spoken and English an alien language.
Indeed, Dr. Mooreman, the vicar of Menheniot from 1530, had been the first to teach parishioners the Lord's Prayer and Liturgy in English.    
The conservative Cornish, who had not forgotten their previous grievances, had a deep affection for the Latin Liturgy.
The compulsory new Liturgy was the spark that caused to flame the so-called &bquo;Prayer Book Rebellion&equo; of 1549.    
Violence flared first in Helston, where an angry crowd of about a thousand gathered as William Body, a Commissioner charged with destroying every relic of popery, was desecrating the <head>Church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40177" docsrc="bnc_CLM_379">
<answer instance="church.40177" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
During Elizabeth's long reign a mere nineteen churches or chapels were built, and only a handful more, including Fulmer and Bletchley in Buckinghamshire, Groomsbridge and St Nicholas, Rochester, in Kent, and St John Briggate in Leeds, were completed under the early Stuarts.
Given the widespread destruction of church interiors during the post-Reformation period and the relentless removal of &bquo;superstitious&equo; objects, it is hardly surprising that the parishioners of the mid- and late sixteenth century were unwilling to finance new ecclesiastical building or furnishing.
Furthermore, the new Protestant theology did little to encourage donation, since solafidianism removed much of the potential advantage to benefactors, and the emphasis upon the Word reduced the importance of beautifying the church interior.
The laity, therefore, became reluctant to invest in their local <head>churches</head> , while an impoverished ecclesiastical establishment had few resources to spare for its buildings.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40179" docsrc="bnc_ABP_293">
<answer instance="church.40179" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Their exclusive claim to punish clergymen for ordinary offences has long since disappeared; the power to try and punish laymen for immorality has become practically obsolete; their jurisdiction over the matters of ritual, and ecclesiastical offences of clergymen, such as heresy, still remains and is still exercised by them.
In the struggle between them and the King's Courts for jurisdiction over ecclesiastical property &mdash; the right to present a clergyman to a living, for instance &mdash; the King's Courts were successful at an early time in getting and keeping the jurisdiction in their own hands.
But in two matters which concern primarily what we should consider the civil rights of everyone, the <head>Church</head> Courts long retained their jurisdiction: the disposition of the goods of the dead, and questions of marriage and divorce.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40181" docsrc="bnc_AE9_563">
<answer instance="church.40181" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Robert Passelewe was a Household clerk who after 1228 had been attached to the Poitevin party, shared in their downfall in 1234, and was restored to favour in 1236; his appointment in 1246 as justice of the Forests south of Trent therefore brings the   administrative history of the forest into line with that of the Household and the great Departments of State.
The employment of clerks in the Forest administration was anathema to the leaders of the English clergy: they successfully opposed Passelewe's preferment beyond the archdeaconry of Lewes.
In April 1244 he was elected Bishop of Chichester on the king's nomination, but Boniface of Savoy, the Archbishop of Canterbury, rejected him as ignorant, and declared his election void; his rejection was confirmed by Innocent IV.
When he was presented to the <head>church</head> of Northampton, Robert Grosseteste, the saintly Bishop of Lincoln, refused to admit him.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40184" docsrc="bnc_B1J_1798">
<answer instance="church.40184" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Whereas ex-SAS padre Dr McLuskey wore his facial hair on his eyebrows.    
The Latin origins of the Roman Catholic Church would have dictated a very different shape of moustache and this is perhaps why priests are not permitted to sport this form of decoration.    
The Latin moustache is the kind worn by the lounge lizard in the movies.
Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, Adolph Menjou &mdash; these are not the kind of men to serve as archetypes for celibate priests.
They are menacingly sexual with their slick moustaches and one is never sure whether these types will treat their women properly.
It is all too easy to spot the cad on vintage silver screens.
He is the one with the Latin moustache.      
Strong objector    
This Roman Catholic prohibition does not extend to Anglicans, but the High <head>Church</head> party have trimmed accordingly.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40185" docsrc="bnc_C93_164">
<answer instance="church.40185" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Being part of the Garrowby estate, owned by the Earl of Halifax, it is rather unusual in this day and age as having no privately owned houses or farms, other than the old rectory which was sold several years ago when the parish became part of a joint ministry.    
The charm of this village lies not only in the pleasing situation, but in being quite unspoilt by modern buildings, and in still   retaining a genuine &bquo;olde worlde&equo; atmosphere.
The church of All Saints stands in a hollow and is of great historic interest, dating from the 12th century.
The squat tower is almost level with the rectory garden above it.
Hills and meadows surround the <head>church</head> , and a gravel path leads from the quiet lane through an iron kissing gate, which is an alternative entrance to the wooden gates, bought to commemorate the Queen's Silver Jubilee.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40187" docsrc="bnc_ADE_241">
<answer instance="church.40187" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Assuming for now that the cause of death is known and that there is no need for an inquest or autopsy then the death certificate is next taken to the Registrar for Births, Deaths and Marriages.
This is of course traumatic in itself and involves an interview with the Registrar which we will discuss in more detail in chapter 11.
At the end of this interview, amongst other things, the person registering the death will receive a piece of paper that authorizes the undertaker to be called to make arrangements.
It is quite often the case that the person making the arrangements has not had to do this job before and so relies heavily on what he remembers from other funerals he has attended and on the undertaker's advice.
In discussing arrangements he will be asked if he wants a clergyman to conduct the funeral service and most frequently the answer to this is yes.
So here the bereaved person meets the <head>church</head> in action.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40188" docsrc="bnc_CA7_1330">
<answer instance="church.40188" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Funchal &mdash; Cani&ccedil;o &mdash; Santa Cruz &mdash; Machico &mdash; Cani&ccedil;al &mdash; Machico &mdash; Portela &mdash; Santo da Serra &mdash; Camacha &mdash; Funchal    
Leaving Funchal by the airport road, we can take many a backward glance at the town and harbour.
After we at last say &bquo;goodbye&equo; to Funchal, turn right for Garajau (so called by the island's discoverers because of the large number of  garajaus   &mdash; terns &mdash; which nest there).
Here a tasteful modern development looks out onto the statue of Christ (similar to but much smaller than those in Rio de Janeiro and Lisbon), which was inaugurated in 1927.    
The road continues to Cani&ccedil;o (9km) which is situated on a small plateau some 229m above sea-level.
It has a large, imposing <head>church</head> in the recently modernized village square which is complete with fountain and aviary.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40190" docsrc="bnc_AE6_524">
<answer instance="church.40190" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Allon advocated the use of chanting but this was taken up by few chapels; the much greater growth lay in the use of hymns.
In 1887, eleven years after Allon had advocated liturgical chanting, George Barrett edited the  Congregational Church Hymnal  .
By the end of the century it had sold 1,250,000 copies and unlike Allon's own collection of hymns, it had been an official publication, part of the growth in musical taste and improved choirs.
If music   were important then choirs needed to be improved; in Gloucestershire a Nonconformist United Choirs Union was formed in 1892 and music festivals were held in Gloucester in 1892 and 1894.
&bquo;The Union was formed&equo; records at Wotton-under-Edge show, &bquo;with the intention of drawing these Congregational <head>Church</head> lsqb;es&rsqb; into closer union with each other, and also of improving the service of praise in the house of the Lord.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40192" docsrc="bnc_CDW_1117">
<answer instance="church.40192" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The communism of the early Church is also an interesting contrast to Marxist egalitarianism.
The essential feature of the community of Jerusalem Christians was their total other&rehy;worldliness, i.e. the three-key decision (a) between work and leisure; (b) between consumption, saving and giving; and (c) between accumulating and selling assets was not to be influenced by personal consumption and gain.
In other words communism under freedom is possible only to the extent that people are motivated by non-economic rewards.
Marxism in practice however is not voluntary but forced, not spontaneous but planned.
Equality is possible only when people are systematically denied the freedom to choose.    
What can be concluded?
In the early <head>Church</head> common ownership is only practised at Jerusalem and not at other churches.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30001" docsrc="wsj_1615.mrg_2">
<answer instance="church.30001" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
``We lent a lot of money all over the place,'' said Tan Sri Basir, who
refused to discuss the bank's outstanding loans to As well as the M$ 1.23
billion in provisions announced on Oct. 6, the restructuring package covers
an additional M$ 450 million in provisions made in earlier years but never
reflected in a reduction of the bank's paid-up capital.  At the end of the
exercise, the cash injection from Petronas will increase the bank's paid-up
capital to M$ 1.15 billion after virtually being wiped out by the new
provisions.  Heidi Ehman might have stepped from a recruiting poster for
young Republicans.  White, 24 years old, a singer in her
<head>church</head> choir, she symbolizes a generation that gave its
heart and its vote to Ronald Reagan.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30002" docsrc="wsj_1017.mrg_28">
<answer instance="church.30002" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
At a recent White House meeting, Rep. Silvio Conte (R., Mass.), the ranking
minority member of the House Appropriations Committee, argued with his
friend Mr. Bush against a veto, and though Mr. Conte and Minority Leader
Robert Michel of Illinois stood with the president yesterday, they are
plainly uncomfortable with his position.  ``This is n't a political issue,
this is a moral issue,'' said Rep. Henry Hyde (R., Ill.), the most eloquent
spokesman for the anti-abortion movement.  But after years of using the
issue for its benefit, the GOP finds its candidates on the defensive.  New
Jersey gubernatorial candidate Rep. James Florio pointedly returned from
campaigning to vote against the president yesterday in contrast with his
opponent, GOP Rep. James Courter, who has ardently supported abortion
restrictions in the past but was absent.  In an extraordinary mix of
cultures and church-state powers, Rep. Robert Dornan (R., Calif.) lectured
his fellow Roman Catholics -- including Mr. Florio -- for having the ``
chutzpah'' to disagree with the hierarchy of their
<head>church</head> on abortion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30005" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_4">
<answer instance="church.30005" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Fifteen of the 26 subcommittee members attended the hearing, most notably
Rep. John Dingell (D., Mich.), the full House Energy and Commerce Committee
chairman, who has been willing to let Mr. Markey carry the legislation in
recent months.  Mr. Dingell expressed concern, sources said, about
jurisdictional problems in regulating program trading, which uses futures
to offset stock trades.  The futures industry is regulated by the Commodity
Futures Trading Commission, which reports to the Agriculture committees in
both houses.  The art of change-ringing is peculiar to the English, and,
like most English peculiarities, unintelligible to the rest of the world.
-- Dorothy L. Sayers, ``The Nine Tailors'' ASLACTON, England -- Of all
scenes that evoke rural England, this is one of the loveliest: An ancient
stone <head>church</head> stands amid the fields, the sound of bells
cascading from its tower, calling the faithful to evensong.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30007" docsrc="wsj_1730.mrg_21">
<answer instance="church.30007" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.30007" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
His 1942 novel ``The Family of Pascual Duarte'' is considered the most
popular work of fiction in Spanish since Cervantes's ``Don Quixote'' was
published 400 years ago.  The Swedish Academy in Stockholm cited the
73-year-old Cela for ``rich and intensive prose.'' The editor of Pravda was
dismissed and succeeded by a confidant of Soviet leader Gorbachev.  The
action at the Communist Party daily, viewed as the Soviet Union's most
authoritative newspaper, was considered the most significant development in
a week of Kremlin wrangling over the press, including sharp criticism from
Gorbachev.  East Germany's new leader met with Lutheran
<head>Church</head> officials to discuss a growing opposition
movement demanding democratic freedoms.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30010" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_43">
<answer instance="church.30010" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
``Everything,'' one non-`` Moonie'' senior consultant to the Unification
Church recently told me in an interview, ``is going back to Korea and Japan.''
(Europe had proved even less hospitable than North America.  European
politicians were less reluctant to have their governments investigate and
harass new religions.) So Mr. Moon is in retreat, refocusing on the Far East.
South Korea and Japan continue to be profitable.  Moon's Tong'Il industry
conglomerate is now investing heavily in China, where church accountants
have high hopes of expanding and attracting converts even in the wake of
the bloody massacre in Tiananmen Square.  Panda Motors is one such
investment.  According to senior consultants to the
<head>church</head>, Mr. Moon has successfully negotiated a joint
venture with the Chinese government to build an automobile-parts plant in
Guangdong Province, an area of China with a substantial Korean minority.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30011" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_16">
<answer instance="church.30011" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It is still common to read in the press that the church has 10,000 or more
full-time American members and 25,000 ``associates.'' Some estimates have
gone as high as 80,000 members.  But internal church documents clearly show
that at its publicity-seeking heights, as when it organized a spectacular
Yankee Stadium bicentennial rally in 1976, there actually were only about
2,000 full-time Unification Church members in the U.S. Mr. Moon's support
for a Watergate-beleaguered Richard Nixon, the Koreagate scandal, and his
prison sentence for income-tax evasion did not help the church's
recruitment efforts.  Defections, burnouts, and abduction ``deprogrammings''
kept member turnover high.  That the membership number has even kept close
to its 1976 size is the result of the ``graying'' of the
<head>church</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30016" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_21">
<answer instance="church.30016" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
For a while in the 1970s it seemed Mr. Moon was on a spending spree, with
such purchases as the former New Yorker Hotel and its adjacent Manhattan
Center; a fishing processing conglomerate with branches in Alaska,
Massachusetts, Virginia and Louisiana; a former Christian Brothers
monastery and the Seagram family mansion (both picturesquely situated on
the Hudson River); shares in banks from Washington to Uruguay; a motion
picture production company, and newspapers, such as the Washington Times,
the New York City Tribune (originally the News World), and the successful
Spanish-language Noticias del Mundo.  Yet these purchases can be misleading.
Most were obtained with huge inputs of <head>church</head> money from
South Korea and Japan, minimum cash downpayments and sizable mortgages.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30018" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_48">
<answer instance="church.30018" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The vicar, W.D. Jones, refuses to talk about it, saying it would ``reopen
the wound.'' But C.J.B. Marshall, vicar of a nearby church, feels the fault
is in the stairs from the bell tower that are located next to the altar.  ``
So crunch, crunch, crunch, bang, bang, bang -- here come the ringers from
above, making a very obvious exit while the congregation is at prayer,'' he
says.  Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue, since he
is both a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself.  ``The sound of bells is
a net to draw people into the <head>church</head>,'' he says.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30021" docsrc="wsj_2454.mrg_16">
<answer instance="church.30021" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
But the unconditional release of the seven leaders, who once formed the
intellectual and organizational core of the ANC, is a de facto unbanning of
the movement and the rebirth of its internal wing.  ``The government can
never put the ANC back into the bottle again,'' said Cassim Saloojee, a
veteran anti-apartheid activist on hand to welcome Mr. Sisulu.  ``Things
have gone too far for the government to stop them now.  There's no turning
back.'' There was certainly no stopping the tide of ANC emotion last night,
when hundreds of people jammed into the Holy Cross Anglican Church in
Soweto for what became the first ANC rally in the country in 30 years.
Deafening chants of ``ANC'' and ``Umkhonto we Sizwe'' shook the
<head>church</head> as the seven aging men vowed that the ANC would
continue its fight against the government and the policies of racial
segregation on all fronts, including the armed struggle.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30022" docsrc="wsj_0944.mrg_4">
<answer instance="church.30022" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Thomas Vassiliades, president of Bell Atlantic's customer services division,
said the acquisition would give the company's Sorbus computer-maintenance
unit added expertise in ``the increasingly sophisticated workstation and
high-end mainframe technologies.  Two recent decisions by federal courts
cast judges in the odd role of telling authors how they should write
history and biography.  These decisions deserve more attention than they
have received from scholars, and from journalists as well.  Russell Miller
's ``Bare-Faced Messiah: The True Story of L. Ron Hubbard'' is a biography
of the founder of the Church of Scientology.  Mr. Hubbard, who died in 1986,
bequeathed the copyrights on his writings to his <head>church</head>,
which licensed them to New Era Publications, a Danish corporation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30024" docsrc="wsj_1323.mrg_40">
<answer instance="church.30024" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He paid an immense fine and was lucky, according to a local wag, to escape
the gas chamber.  The peninsula comes off the vast southeastern alluvial
plain with fields of rice and cotton and sorghum as far as the eye can see.
Near the coast there are dense coverts of live oak interspersed with
marshes and prairies.  Deer, wild hog, armadillos and alligators are the
glamour quadrupeds and the birds are innumerable, especially the herons and
the spoonbills.  Above the blossoms of lantana and scarlet pea the
inky-brown and golden palamedes butterfly floats on its lazy wingbeat.
Inland a few miles from the refuge there is a place called Tivoli, with a
white <head>church</head>, a gas station and a grocery, the houses
relatively close together for such a settlement in these parts.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30026" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_14">
<answer instance="church.30026" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s spokesmen for both the Unification
Church and its opponents in the anticult movement gave wildly exaggerated
membership figures.  Their legacy lives on.  It is still common to read in
the press that the church has 10,000 or more full-time American members and
25,000 ``associates.'' Some estimates have gone as high as 80,000 members.
But internal church documents clearly show that at its publicity-seeking
heights, as when it organized a spectacular Yankee Stadium bicentennial
rally in 1976, there actually were only about 2,000 full-time Unification
Church members in the U.S. Mr. Moon's support for a Watergate-beleaguered
Richard Nixon, the Koreagate scandal, and his prison sentence for
income-tax evasion did not help the <head>church</head>'s recruitment
efforts.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30028" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_5">
<answer instance="church.30028" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The futures industry is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading
Commission, which reports to the Agriculture committees in both houses.
The art of change-ringing is peculiar to the English, and, like most
English peculiarities, unintelligible to the rest of the world.  -- Dorothy
L. Sayers, ``The Nine Tailors'' ASLACTON, England -- Of all scenes that
evoke rural England, this is one of the loveliest: An ancient stone church
stands amid the fields, the sound of bells cascading from its tower,
calling the faithful to evensong.  The parishioners of St. Michael and All
Angels stop to chat at the <head>church</head> door, as members here
always have.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30030" docsrc="wsj_1549.mrg_46">
<answer instance="church.30030" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.30030" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The diplomat adds that Mr. Krenz has several things going for him.  The
East German economy is strong compared with other East bloc nations.  And
his relative youth could help him project a more vibrant image, contrasting
with the perception of Mr. Honecker as an out-of-touch old man.  For
average East Germans, Mr. Krenz remains a puzzle.  ``Either he was n't
being real in the past, or he is n't being real right now,'' says a
30-year-old East German doctor.  ``Either way, I have a problem with how
quickly he's changed.'' The doctor was among dozens of people milling
through East Berlin's Gethsemane <head>Church</head> Saturday morning.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30033" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_41">
<answer instance="church.30033" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
According to veteran watchers of Unificationist affairs, such as Dr. J.
Gordon Melton, director of the Institute for the Study of American Religion,
almost all operations are being drastically reduced as Mr. Moon now
concentrates more on developing his empire in the Far East.  ``Everything,''
one non-`` Moonie'' senior consultant to the Unification Church recently
told me in an interview, ``is going back to Korea and Japan.'' (Europe had
proved even less hospitable than North America.  European politicians were
less reluctant to have their governments investigate and harass new
religions.) So Mr. Moon is in retreat, refocusing on the Far East.  South
Korea and Japan continue to be profitable.  Moon's Tong'Il industry
conglomerate is now investing heavily in China, where
<head>church</head> accountants have high hopes of expanding and
attracting converts even in the wake of the bloody massacre in Tiananmen
Square.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30034" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_52">
<answer instance="church.30034" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
``The sound of bells is a net to draw people into the church,'' he says.  ``
I live in hopes that the ringers themselves will be drawn into that fuller
life.'' The Central Council of Church Bell Ringers, a sort of parliament of
ringing groups, aims to improve relations with vicars, says John C. Baldwin,
president.  It hopes to speak to students at theological colleges about the
joys of bell ringing and will shortly publish a booklet for every vicar in
the country entitled, ``The Bells in Your Care.'' Says Mr. Baldwin, ``We
recognize that we may no longer have as high a priority in
<head>church</head> life and experience.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30036" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_9">
<answer instance="church.30036" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.30036" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Moon planned to convert millions of Americans to his unique brand of
Christianity -- in which he plays the role of Old Testament-style temporal,
political messiah -- and then to make the U.S. part of a unified
international theocracy.  His original strategy (in itself a brilliant
innovation for spreading a religion) was to create new economic enterprises
each time he wanted to extend and fund his various religious missions.
Tax-exempt airport and street-corner solicitations were intended only to
provide start-up funds.  More stable industries were to build an
economically viable infrastructure for the Moon movement in North America,
as they had in Japan and South Korea.  Then he would move his movement to
Europe.  But that was not to be.  Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s
spokesmen for both the Unification <head>Church</head> and its
opponents in the anticult movement gave wildly exaggerated membership
figures.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30037" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_36">
<answer instance="church.30037" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.30037" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The relatively small academic conferences that have attracted conservative
guests -- and press scrutiny -- in recent years are much more narrowly
targeted and austere than the thousand-person get-togethers in fancy digs
and exotic locales of years past.  I attended several of these in the dual
role as a presenter of research findings as well as an investigator of my
hosts.  (Mr. Moon's Paragon House eventually even published three of my
co-edited books on religion and politics.) According to veteran watchers of
Unificationist affairs, such as Dr. J. Gordon Melton, director of the
Institute for the Study of American Religion, almost all operations are
being drastically reduced as Mr. Moon now concentrates more on developing
his empire in the Far East.  ``Everything,'' one non-`` Moonie'' senior
consultant to the Unification <head>Church</head> recently told me in
an interview, ``is going back to Korea and Japan.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30039" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_31">
<answer instance="church.30039" senseid="church_bell%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
No one speaks, and the snaking of the ropes seems to make as much sound as
the bells themselves, muffled by the ceiling.  Totally absorbed, the
ringers stare straight ahead, using peripheral vision (they call it ``
rope-sight'') to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls.  Far
above in the belfry, the huge bronze bells, mounted on wheels, swing madly
through a full 360 degrees, starting and ending, surprisingly, in the
inverted, or mouth-up position.  Skilled ringers use their wrists to
advance or retard the next swing, so that one bell can swap places with
another in the following change.  In a well-known detective-story involving
<head>church</head> bells, English novelist Dorothy L. Sayers
described ringing as a ``passion -LCB- that -RCB- finds its satisfaction in
mathematical completeness and mechanical perfection.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30040" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_47">
<answer instance="church.30040" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.30040" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
According to senior consultants to the church, Mr. Moon has successfully
negotiated a joint venture with the Chinese government to build an
automobile-parts plant in Guangdong Province, an area of China with a
substantial Korean minority.  Mr. Moon has agreed to put up $10 million a
year for 25 years and keep the profits in China.  In return, he has the
government's blessing to build churches and spread Unificationism in that
country.  Whatever respectability and ties to intellectuals and
opinion-makers the publications and conferences bring really are salvage --
not the Rev. Moon's original final goals, but the ones for which he will
have to settle.  Mr. Shupe is co-author (with David G. Bromley) of ```
Moonies 'in America: Cult, <head>Church</head>, and Crusade'' and ``
Strange Gods: The Great American Cult Scare.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30042" docsrc="wsj_1875.mrg_40">
<answer instance="church.30042" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<answer instance="church.30042" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Since joining the Politburo in 1983 as its youngest member, Mr. Krenz had
acquired the nickname ``crown prince,'' a reference to the widely held view
that he was the hand-picked successor to Mr. Honecker.  In fact, the two
men have had strikingly similar career paths, both having served as chief
of internal security before their rise to the top party position.  Moreover,
both men have hewn to a similar hard-line philosophy.  Notably, one of Mr.
Krenz's few official visits overseas came a few months ago, when he visited
China after the massacre in Beijing.  He later defended the Chinese
government's response during a separate visit to West Germany.  East German
Protestantism in particular fears Mr. Krenz, in part because of an incident
in January 1988 when he was believed to have ordered the arrest of hundreds
of dissidents who had sought refuge in the <head>Church</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30043" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_35">
<answer instance="church.30043" senseid="church%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Skilled ringers use their wrists to advance or retard the next swing, so
that one bell can swap places with another in the following change.  In a
well-known detective-story involving church bells, English novelist Dorothy
L. Sayers described ringing as a ``passion -LCB- that -RCB- finds its
satisfaction in mathematical completeness and mechanical perfection.''
Ringers, she added, are ``filled with the solemn intoxication that comes of
intricate ritual faultlessly performed.'' ``Ringing does become a bit of an
obsession,'' admits Stephanie Pattenden, master of the band at St. Mary
Abbot and one of England's best female ringers.  It is a passion that
usually stays in the tower, however.  More often than not, ringers think of
the <head>church</head> as something stuck on the bottom of the belfry.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30045" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_1">
<answer instance="church.30045" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.30045" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The jury will resolve the claims against McDonnell Douglas, Northwest's
claim that a defect in the aircraft caused the crash, and McDonnell Douglas
'claim that the plane was improperly flown.  The National Transportation
Safety Board ruled that pilots failed to set the plane's wing flaps and
slats properly for takeoff and failed to make mandatory preflight checks
that would have detected the error.  Also, a cockpit warning system failed
to alert the pilots the flaps and slats were not set for takeoff, the NTSB
said.  The only passenger who survived the crash was Cecelia Cichan, then 4,
of Tempe, Ariz., whose parents and brother died in the crash.  She now
lives with relatives in Alabama.  Sun Myung Moon, the Korean
evangelist-industrialist who in 1954 founded the Unification
<head>Church</head>, remains the mystery man behind a
multimillion-dollar political and publishing operation based in this
country and catering to the American right.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30046" docsrc="wsj_2013.mrg_30">
<answer instance="church.30046" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="church.30046" senseid="church%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Noriega might have fallen of his own weight in 1988 because of Panama's
dire economic situation, says Mr. Moss, but increasing external pressure
has only given him additional excuses for repression, and a scapegoat for
his own mismanagement.  ``If the U.S. had sat back and done nothing, he
might not have made it through 1988,'' Mr. Moss contends.  Perhaps most
important, Mr. Noriega's allies have intervened to encourage -- in some
cases, to demand -- that the dictator maintain his grip of the throne.  One
Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating
with the U.S. to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a
hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.  ``He is cornered,''
says the Rev. Fernando Guardia, who has led Catholic
<head>Church</head> opposition against Noriega.
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</instance>

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<instance id="circuit.40002" docsrc="bnc_BNV_277">
<answer instance="circuit.40002" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
This is probably partly because it is always possible to land one on grass (or any other hard surface) with remarkably little damage, especially if the ground is wet.
In Alaska I have seen seaplanes landed on tarmac in winter's first snow to have their skis fitted for the rest of the season.
It is even possible to take off from well-hosed grass in a lightly-loaded floatplane &mdash; and again, this technique is frequently used after conversion in the States.
The only damager that seems to occur to the floats is a light scuffing.    
Cruising around in a seaplane is all very well, but water-work is always the most fun.
Flap limit is 91 knots, and pumping them down requires rather more muscle than retraction.
<head>Circuits</head>are normally flown with  climb   or  take-off   flap at eighty knots, reducing to seventy with  landing   flap on final approach.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40003" docsrc="bnc_C92_116">
<answer instance="circuit.40003" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
A c.c.d. delay line provides a delay because it takes a certain amount of time for each input sample to be passed along the chain of capacitors and to finally emerge at the output.
The delay time is governed by two factors, which are the number of stages in the circuit, and the speed at which the samples are passed from one stage to the next.    
In practice the rate at which samples are passed along the device is controlled by a clock oscillator.
On the face of it, the delay time in seconds is equal to the number of stages, divided by the clock frequency in Hertz.
In reality it is only half this figure.
This is due to the fact that the capacitors cannot simultaneously pass on their charge to the next stage and receive the charge from the previous stage.    
Each capacitor first receives a sample, and then passes it on.
This means that there are only half as many samples in the <head>circuit</head>as there are delaying stages.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40005" docsrc="bnc_C92_106">
<answer instance="circuit.40005" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Next the first capacitor is connected back to the input so that a fresh sample voltage is taken.
Meanwhile, the second capacitor passes its charge on to the third capacitor.
Then the first capacitor is coupled to the second one again, and so on.    
This process is repeated indefinitely, with a stream of input samples being taken and passed along the chain of capacitors.
Of course, eventually the samples reach the last capacitor in the chain, where they provide the output signal before being discarded.    
Delay lines which use this method are popularly known as &bquo;bucket brigade&equo; devices.
This term is derived from the fact that the way in which these <head>circuits</head>operate is roughly analogous to buckets of water being passed along a human chain (as in the old method of fire fighting).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40006" docsrc="bnc_ACP_809">
<answer instance="circuit.40006" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
But nobody could get the movie made at that time, and the question now was whether Val wasn't too old for the part.
We went all over town, looked at rock stars and actors, but Val just had it from day one.
He understood Jim Morrison.
He's as intelligent as Jim was, has a sense of humour and irony, and he's one hell of a singer.
I think this is it for him.
If he's going to make it, it's going to be with this picture.&equo;    
Val Kilmer greets visitors to his trailer dressed in black shirt and black leather pants.
With his flowing black curls, outstanding cheekbones, and the buckled gold belt Morrison favoured, the resemblance is more than uncanny &mdash; it's creepy.
So are the reports that have flourished on the LA gossip <head>circuit</head>&mdash; Kilmer is going overboard; Kilmer thinks he is Jim Morrison; Kilmer has it written into his contract that everybody has to address him as Jim.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40008" docsrc="bnc_C91_398">
<answer instance="circuit.40008" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40008" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Fig. 3.
Functional logic diagram and truth table for the 74C541.    
Fig. 2.
Complete circuit diagram for the Quick Prom interface    
Fig. 4. printed circuit board component layout and full size copper foil master pattern.
IC4 is mounted in a ZIF socket the rest are inserted in standard d.i.l. sockets.
The completed board is shown top left.    
The completed p.c.b.
mounted on plastic standoffs showing a close-up of the ZIF socket.    
Regular Clinic          
<head>CIRCUIT</head>SURGERY MIKE TOOLEY B.A.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40010" docsrc="bnc_A2E_240">
<answer instance="circuit.40010" senseid="circuit%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;There's no area which isn't open to us.&equo;    
For now, BBC sport and Britain's fledgling satellite companies are the best of friends.
Eurosport frequently puts out the BBC's own pictures simultaneously, and showed more of them live from the Ryder Cup last month than the Beeb itself.
It receives them automatically as a member of the European Broadcasting Union, a privilege granted to it because 15 member stations of that cosy cartel own the half of Eurosport which Murdoch does not.    
In its first year Eurosport has enjoyed access to live transmissions of the athletics, motorcycling and Formula One Grand Prix <head>circuits</head>and acres of European football, an advantage which British Satellite Broadcasting, the &bquo;squarial&equo; company hoping to transmit next year, claims is unfair.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40012" docsrc="bnc_B74_39">
<answer instance="circuit.40012" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Despite this official denial,  New Scientist   stands by its report that the Abbey Hill electronic support measures (ESM) equipment aboard the destroyer identified the missile that sank it as friendly (This Week, 10 February, p 353).    
After the sinking of HMS Sheffield, the Ministry of Defence asked MEL (which makes the Abbey Hill equipment) to come up with a modification to ensure that it rapidly alerted crews to further Exocet attacks.
Until the Sheffield incident, the MoD had abided by an agreement with Exocet's French manufacturers that the British would not open up the missile's guidance section.
After the attack on Sheffield, MoD technicians got out their screwdrivers.    
The Royal Navy rapidly came up with a countermeasure once it had discovered exactly what <head>circuits</head>Exocet used to foil attempts to head it off.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40013" docsrc="bnc_A0H_1727">
<answer instance="circuit.40013" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Even this only becomes valuable when you are below 1000 feet, by which time, of course, you will have moved closer to the gliding site or nearer to a suitable field if you are flying across country.
At this height, if you do not make efficient use of any lift you find, you will be down.    
Many pilots give up at 1000 feet when there is still a fair chance of finding something and getting away safely.
At low altitudes, it is necessary not only to use the height most effectively to search, but also to retreat gradually to your position, off to one side of the landing area for a good base leg and an easy landing.    
This is all valuable experience.
If you do run into lift, you must assess the situation on each turn, being ready to break off for a normal base leg and approach.
Of course, this is impractical on a site with a lot of power traffic or where a rigid <head>circuit</head>procedure is in force.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40015" docsrc="bnc_CAY_121">
<answer instance="circuit.40015" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The first sign that you are making real progress in learning to fly is that such mishaps become rarer and, eventually, uncommon despite the model not having been changed in any way.       
The  Kalt   &bquo;Cyclone&equo; has established an enviable reputation for long life and low maintenance.
The standard 0.50 powered machine makes a superb trainer.
A 0.61 engine gives superb performance.
Shown here with optional GRP canopy.    
Fortunately, assuming that your model   is a collective pitch type, it is possible to reduce the chances of this happening in the early stages by setting up the model in a suitable manner.
Many manufacturers give details of how the pitch range of their models should be set up.
Usually this is aimed at those who can already fly fairly competently and want to perform <head>circuits</head> , or even aerobatics, which means that some amount of  negative   pitch is required.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40016" docsrc="bnc_AK6_115">
<answer instance="circuit.40016" senseid="circuit%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Prospective owners were required to put down an initial deposit of &pound;50,000, which seemed fair enough when they had received 1,400 applications and at a time when the prices of exclusive cars were rising to the stratosphere.
Delivery of the first one was scheduled for 1992.    
Over the last few months, those who have paid up have been given the VIP treatment at JaguarSport's purpose-built factory at Bloxham, near Banbury, where the first production XJ220s are now under construction.    
JaguarSport expect to complete 150 cars this year, and the remaining 200 next year.
Seven XJ220 prototypes have been tested all over the world.    
They have lapped the 14-mile Nurburgring <head>circuit</head>40 seconds quicker than any other production car and recorded 212 mph on the speed bowl at Ford's proving ground in Texas.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40019" docsrc="bnc_ASA_713">
<answer instance="circuit.40019" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
(Actually, it was a triple because he had also just won the Canadian Open a few days before.)
Then Trevino's 1972 success made it back-to-back Opens for the Mexican-American.    
The 1970s also brought about a confrontation between two men: Trevino and Tony Jacklin.
Willie Aitchison played his part, too, in the drama.
Willie's story starts a few years before his first Open triumph, and bears out his theory that his golf destiny was &bquo;written in the stars&equo;.    
After the 1963 Walker Cup, Michael Bonallack and Joe Carr wrote a letter to Jack Nicklaus nominating me to caddie for him at Lytham.
Due to business commitments, Jack never answered.
I'd been caddying for Ralph Moffatt on the pro <head>circuit</head>and got him through the pre-qualifier at Fairhaven, so I told him I'd be caddying for him in the Open as I'd heard nothing from Jack.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40020" docsrc="bnc_C9L_489">
<answer instance="circuit.40020" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The clean sounds on this Laney have a very &bquo;DI'd&equo; nature to them, though the crunch control offers some dirtier, but very useful rhythm sounds.
However, I found that the EQ had to be spot on before things started sounding exactly how I wanted.    
Changing over to channel two, I tried three different guitars and yet found great difficulty finding anything there that I liked.
I will admit that I am a total tube head when it comes to guitar amps, but at the same time sufficiently open-minded to have previously applauded other companies' efforts in solid state technology.
I just couldn't get past this amp's tendency toward a cold, smudgy type of overdrive and, what's more, nothing I could do &mdash; including employing the &bquo;Enhance&equo; <head>circuit</head>&mdash; could warm or smooth it up.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40023" docsrc="bnc_CR1_147">
<answer instance="circuit.40023" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The ANSI Twisted-Pair Physical Medium Dependent Working Group is expected to finalise the draft standard for FDDI over unshielded twisted pair around October time.        
UK AWARDS ONE METROPOLITAN AREA, THREE NEW SATELLITE OPERATORS' LICENCES    
The UK Department of Trade &amp; Industry awarded four new UK telecommunications licences, three to cover the provision of international satellite services, while the fourth allows the creation of a Metropolitan Area Network in London.
City of London Telecommunications Ltd, which is 90% owned by the US Fidelity Management &amp; Research Corp, is only the second company to win a new public telephone operators licence since the creation of the British Telecommunications Plc-Mercury Communications Ltd duopoly.
The company intends to provide business services in London via point-to-point fibre optic lines at all levels from simple ring down <head>circuits</head>to high capacity links of 2Mbps, 8Mbps, 34Mbps and 155Mbps.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40025" docsrc="bnc_B7C_1202">
<answer instance="circuit.40025" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The USAF will operate about half the total from Alconbury, and most of the rest will carry equipment to detect enemy radars.        
Digital television comes close to reality    
ITT has invested &pound;20 million over the past decade on the design of a television set that handles picture and sound signals in digital code, instead of the conventional analogue waveform.    
For the public, there will be no immediate advantage when the &bquo;Digivision&equo; sets first come onto the market this winter or next year.
They will cost the same as conventional analogue television sets, and the pictures will look the same.    
But the Digivision sets will contain fewer components to go wrong, and will be far easier to service when they do.
Also, they will be easy to upgrade by fitting new chips as they become available, offering features not possible with analogue <head>circuits</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40027" docsrc="bnc_CNR_203">
<answer instance="circuit.40027" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The UK Department of Trade &amp; Industry on Monday licensed a new transatlantic telephone operator on Monday, and the company has now begun operating: Swiftcall Ltd is using lines that it leases from Mercury Communications Ltd with calls to be delivered in the US by Sprint Corp, and will charge between 25 pence and 28 pence a minute plus tax, with a sign-on fee of &pound;1,000 for companies, &pound;50 for residential subscribers, the fee to be set against call charges until it runs out; Swiftcall founder Tom McCabe told the paper that even at 30% capacity, he could reach annual turnover of &pound;10m and make a substantial profit; he plans a &pound;2m investment in the first three years and will run the service with a staff of four from the World Trade Centre, near the Tower of London.        
APPLE OPENS COMPANY STORE TO THE PUBLIC    
Apple Computer Inc is opening its Company Store, previously accessible only to Apple employees, to the public, but only for buying Apple-logoed merchandise, computer accessories and software &mdash; not for buying Macintoshes or peripherals.        
POOR DEMAND DELAYS NEC <head>CIRCUIT</head>BOARD PRODUCTION    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40028" docsrc="bnc_C92_690">
<answer instance="circuit.40028" senseid="integrated_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Again at high currents, there is wasteful power dissipation in  R  , and additionally in the control element itself, so that the shunt regulator on the whole is not so efficient, under like circumstances, as the series model.
It has, however, some advantages under certain operating conditions.    
An alternative approach which has a number of advantages over linear control systems, is the switching regulator, or as it is more usually known, the &bquo;switch-mode power supply&equo;.
This is the method used in the project to be described in this article.        
SWITCH-MODE PRINCIPLES    
As long as patience and care are applied, making up a switchmode power unit is no more difficult than any other sort.
Integrated <head>circuits</head>are available in which everything except the switching control transistor, smoothing capacitors and the necessary inductances are built in, and a supply can be fabricated by a dozen or so connections to the chip.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40030" docsrc="bnc_C92_279">
<answer instance="circuit.40030" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The result is that pin 10 goes low for a fixed period determined by the values of C1 and R2; approximately 0.1 seconds with the values given.    
Capacitor C2 charges via resistor R4 such that the voltage at pin 5 of gate IC1b gradually rises from 0V, taking about 60 seconds to reach a level recognised as a logic 1 by the CMOS NAND gate IC1b.
Every time the monostable output pulses low, transistor TR1 switches on and capacitor C2 loses a substantial amount of its charge via resistor R3 and down to 0V through the emitter of TR1.
Thus the monostable essentially resets the one-minute timer back to zero.       
Fig. 1.
Block diagram of the Vehicle Watchdog deterrent.        
FLASHER CIRCUIT    
When the voltage at pin 5 reaches a logic 1 level, gate IC1b acts as a relaxation oscillator.
Fig. 3 shows the basic <head>circuit</head>of such an oscillator.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40032" docsrc="bnc_AN2_552">
<answer instance="circuit.40032" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Use new terminals or swap the terminals on the wires to avoid confusion in the future.    
How can I reduce interference on the radio in my 1981 Range Rover from the wiper motor?
My vehicle has covered 62,000 miles and the oil pressure when cold is 40 psi and 20 psi when hot.
There are no obvious signs of engine wear though a small puff of smoke exhausts following a warm start.
Could this perhaps be inlet valve stem oil seals?
On a recent trip with caravan the vehicle used about 500 ml of oil in 188 miles.    
The RR wiper motor is mounted in rubber bushes where it is screwed to the bulkhead.
Later vehicles have a braided earth lead running to the body a few inches from the motor.
Check your earth does this.
Try feeding the radio from a supply which is on a separate <head>circuit</head>to the wipers.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40034" docsrc="bnc_CH2_8973">
<answer instance="circuit.40034" senseid="circuit%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
ACE PATRESE LIFTS OFF ON A 100mph GRAND PRIX FLIGHT    
TED MACAULEY    
A SPLIT second earlier he was driving a racing car.
Now Riccardo Patrese looks more like a doomed astronaut&hellip; rocketing crazily out of control towards the heavens.    
This was the heart-stopping moment shared by millions of TV viewers yesterday when the Italian ace cheated death in a spectacular 100mph crash.    
His car, nudged in a duel with Austrian Gerhard Berger, reared up on its back wheels and shot 12 feet into the air.    
It hurtled on, shedding wheels and bodywork as it almost turned turtle.    
With Riccardo helpless and team crews cowering in terror yards away, the car scraped along the pit wall at the   Portuguese   Grand Prix <head>circuit</head>in Estoril.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40035" docsrc="bnc_C91_1324">
<answer instance="circuit.40035" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40035" senseid="printed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The output of IC6 may, when the VCO oscillations cease, settle randomly in either the &bquo;high&equo; or &bquo;low&equo; state.
In the former case D18 will be lit and in the latter case it will be extinguished.
If the D18 l.e.d. is lit, the appeal is allowed.
We will return to this point when the actual method of play is discussed.        
CONSTRUCTION    
There are essentially three parts in the construction of the game: first, the assembly of the printed <head>circuit</head>board (p.c.b.) which is quite straightforward; secondly, the assembly of the wicket and fielding l.e.d.s on to the board which can be a piece of thin plywood or hardboard sheet, an assembly which is a bit fiddly but not insurmountable; thirdly, the fabrication of a very simple box which holds the finished job in a nice compact manner.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40037" docsrc="bnc_A19_1182">
<answer instance="circuit.40037" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
To ensure frequency stability, make  R3   much greater than  R1   and use a high-quality feedback capacitor.
Note that the three gates constituting the oscillator itself need not be exclusive-OR types &mdash; you can use any cmos inverter.
  Richard Rice        
Simple FSK generator    
There is an elegance about a circuit which achieves its function with great simplicity.
This FSK generator certainly falls into that category.
Both centre frequency and shift will be subject to component tolerances, but the circuit fills the bill as is for undemanding applications; alternatively, present can be designed in to allow adjustment to a standard I.H shift such as 170 or 850 Hz.
  IH            
<head>Circuit</head>converts voltage ratio to frequency    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40038" docsrc="bnc_AS1_985">
<answer instance="circuit.40038" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The connections are sealed joints and only the Electricity Board may make these joints and provide the two service wires to each house, where they terminate in a sealed, fused container.
These service lines may be buried (where they should be covered by clay tiles) or carried by overhead cables attached to insulators secured to poles.
The line should be capable of at least a 60 amp supply and possibly up to 100 amp for a large property or heavy user.    
From the sealed fused container located inside the house, &bquo;tails&equo; are taken to the consumer control switch, past a main fuse to the consumer's distribution unit with 6, 8 or 10 connecting points and fuses.
From these connecting points circuit wires are fed to the various parts of the property where outlets are required.    
To protect each line, fuses of relevant capacity are incorporated in the positive line of the <head>circuit</head>before it leaves the consumer unit.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40040" docsrc="bnc_C9J_1552">
<answer instance="circuit.40040" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Actually, I had more than a hand in it; I designed all of Crate's new tube line, even though it doesn't have my name on it.
They'd didn't have anything in that area and wanted to get into it, hence the whole GT series: the GT-50 head, the GT-50 Stealth, the GT-100 head.
The only reason my name isn't on it is purely because of product definition within the company.    
&bquo;The thing I get asked most about the Stealth is why there's an &bquo;aux in&equo; socket on the front.
But one of my favourite things is to plug in a drum machine, a tape or CD when I'm practising, and get a groove going.
That's fun &mdash; nothing is more boring than playing to a metronome.
And it's wired right into the power amp, so you don't have to worry about tone <head>circuits</head>or reverbs &mdash; you've just got a good sound to play along with.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40041" docsrc="bnc_B3B_121">
<answer instance="circuit.40041" senseid="closed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The software library supported by Computer Services not only promotes general facilities that are found in modern computing departments (such as languages and compilers, mathematical and scientific routines, databases, spreadsheets and word-processors), but also includes a large inventory of teaching software covering the spectrum of academic activity at the University.        
Social Skills Training Centre    
The Social Skills Training Centre at Jordanstown provides training in interpersonal communication for, firstly, students following courses leading to professional qualifications in areas where dealing with people is an important aspect of the work and, secondly, those interested in the academic study of face-to-face interaction.      
The Centre is equipped with extensive closed <head>circuit</head>television and video-recording facilities which are used in the refinement of a range of social skills and the systematic analysis and study of interpersonal behaviour.            
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40043" docsrc="bnc_CHJ_1378">
<answer instance="circuit.40043" senseid="circuit%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
We are campaigning through magazines asking people to write to their MPs about off-road cycling facilities and one way they could show their support, or give a sign of their intent, would be to push through the Pennine Bridleway.    
The Forest Enterprise are well ahead of the game as far as provision for off-road facilities is concerned.
Their policy to encourage cycling, not the macho sort but for families, is very progressive.
They are waymarking routes which are well graded and not too difficult &mdash; an increase in facilities will take people off the roads which can't be a bad thing.    
My own personal favourite mountain biking route is a permissive route which I'm authorised to use but I wouldn't like to advertise it.
I enjoy mid-Wales where the riding is good, although unfortunately the rights of way network is poor.
Once a month I go out for a serious session &mdash; the last of which was a hard <head>circuit</head>of Radnor Forest, but I enjoyed it tremendously.&equo;              
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40044" docsrc="bnc_A19_317">
<answer instance="circuit.40044" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Dr Carl Wieman (left) and his team has opened up research into low temperature physics.        
Tests confirm high speed/low power flip-flop    
A team at the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics in Freiberg has reported a breakthrough in high speed frequency dividers.    
What the German group has done (  Electronics Letters  , Vol 27 No 13) is to create a static master-slave flip-flop which operates at 14GHz but has a dissipation of less than 35mW.
Until now, there has been a choice between high speed (22GHz) together with high dissipation (&gt;0.5W per flip-flop) or medium speed (9&ndash;12GHz) with medium dissipation (&lt;180mW).    
The development, they say, will make it easier to integrate high-speed prescalers onto counter <head>circuits</head> , multiplexing circuits and other multi-function chips used in communications.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40047" docsrc="bnc_A19_1557">
<answer instance="circuit.40047" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
They respond to changes in gate potential, not absolute levels &mdash; switching between 0 and 3V looks the same to an igfet as switching between &mdash; 3 and 0V.
Perhaps the easiest way of looking at this is to think of the surface states as a charge store, which effectively shifts the switching level of the device.    
In addition to its unusual electrical properties, the igfet is simple to make, and, because of the insulated gate structure, current into the gate is virtually eliminated.
All of this makes it very attractive for the application which Luck and Swanson have been working on &mdash; the construction of switched capacitor filter circuits.    
Switched capacitor circuits normally use silicon mosfets, of GaAs mesfets.
But the former will only switch at a relatively low speed (42MHz), and the latter produce complex, power-hungry <head>circuits</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40048" docsrc="bnc_C92_888">
<answer instance="circuit.40048" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
However, assuming a 70 per cent efficiency we can take this as 3A, and this calls for a 80VA transformer and a 6A rectifier to be on the side of &bquo;belt  and   braces&equo;.    
Transformers are readily available with 20V secondaries and of 80VA rating, both standard and toroidal.
Two separate secondaries are commonly provided and these can be paralleled to supply the total 3A current required, which is only 1.5A per winding.
On the prototype a 100VA transformer, which was unnecessarily big, but because it happened to be standing on the shelf, was used.
If you happen to have anything like this, by all means use it.    
A bridge doesn't have to be used; if you have a centre-tapped secondary, 20V-0V-20V, for instance rated at 3A (or more) use a biphase <head>circuit</head>instead of a bridge.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40050" docsrc="bnc_C9H_147">
<answer instance="circuit.40050" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
I haven't heard his album and I'm sure it will be good, but I know he thrives on bouncing ideas off other people.    
&bquo;It will also be interesting to see where he gets the time from too, because there's his solo album release, our anthology, and then in September Mick, Stevie (  Nicks  ), Chris, myself and Billy start a new Fleetwood Mac album, which marks the end of Christine's &bquo;retirement&equo;.
She spent six months in retirement and then it was, &bquo;When do we start?&equo;    
&bquo;Hopefully, we'll get back out on the road again.
So the train bumps and farts its way along the tracks.
It runs out of steam every now and again but generally gets re-fired.&equo;    
You're obviously still a P-bass user after all this time&hellip;    
&bquo;I've been round the instrument <head>circuit</head>from A to Z, Alembic to Zon, and I always seem to come back to the P-bass, always.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40051" docsrc="bnc_A2A_724">
<answer instance="circuit.40051" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
He came closer to jest, though perhaps not close enough, when asked about his favourite curry: &bquo;I wish I had got that many runs this summer.&equo;
And whether his relationship with Ted Dexter, the chairman of selectors, was like Cane and Abel: &bquo;No, we're not that close.&equo;    
What did emerge though was a personable and seemingly deeply caring young man, claiming not to understand why sportsmen could not go to South Africa but could go to India, which imported South African gold.    
He was asked whether he thought he would get back his record for taking the most Test wickets.
&bquo;Probably not,&equo; he replied wistfully.
&bquo;You have to play for England to get the records.&equo;
One felt the full house would have preferred him a few thousand miles away this winter, rather than on the cabaret <head>circuit</head> .        
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40055" docsrc="bnc_CH5_5137">
<answer instance="circuit.40055" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;He has got unlimited social access now through his relationship with Fergie.
He'll be the toast of the town.    
&bquo;And her?
Oh, she'll find somebody else and revert to her old self.&equo;    
But it will be a very different life for the dallying Duchess, said a Palace insider last night.    
&bquo;The St Tropez pictures have worked in the Palace's favour in its battle with Fergie,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;The Queen has got all the aces.
She has the whip-hand for the first time since the cock-up over the separation when they had to apologise for making it known that the knives were out for the Duchess.    
&bquo;Public support for Sarah has now vanished.
Of course the Palace can't afford to leave her as a loose cannon.
But, like the Duchess of Windsor, she will be on the cold caviar <head>circuit</head>for the rest of her life.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40056" docsrc="bnc_CLV_345">
<answer instance="circuit.40056" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
There were a few accidents involving aircraft at Coningsby and one incident occurred shortly after the Washington entered service.
The aircraft concerned was in the hangar with one engine removed.
A crane arrived and the propeller from a second engine was removed in preparation for a further engine change.
Immediately after the removal of the propeller, the nose of the aircraft started to rise and continued to do so, to everyone's amazement, until the tail was almost down to the ground.
A tail-steady, which should have been in place under a hard point before work started, was about 6&ins; out of position.
The result was a &bquo;crunch&equo; as the tail-steady plunged into the soft skin of the rear fuselage.    
A No 149 Squadron aircraft suffered substantial damage while in flight due to gun-shot.
The gun turrets had safety <head>circuits</head>which stowed the guns horizontally but not longitudinally.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40059" docsrc="bnc_B13_315">
<answer instance="circuit.40059" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40059" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
After some time Mr Lisk moved to another part of the country and the services were held in a stable lent by a Mr Gardiner, an innkeeper, and in the house of a Mr Richard Atkinson.
In 1780 Portadown and Tandragee were part of the Charlemont Circuit and a service was held in Portadown every other Sunday.
In 1788 the Tandragee Circuit was formed in the house of James Lemon, a chandler.
The first Leader of the Class was John Hamilton from Newmills near Gilford.
The first Love Feast was held in Portadown in 1791 and was conducted by the Reverend Samuel Steele in the house of Thomas Bunting who had joined the Society the previous year.    
In 1836 Portadown was separated from Tandragee and became an independent Circuit.
The Portadown Local Preachers' Meeting is older than the <head>Circuit</head> , having been formed in 1835.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40060" docsrc="bnc_AN2_1460">
<answer instance="circuit.40060" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The engine mounts on the engine will need re-working to fit the 4-cylinder chassis.
There is no modification needed to the bulkhead.    
The second way is to retain your gearbox, which has a shorter primary shaft than the V8 and fit the engine using the SD1 V8 bell housing or a V8 to Series III type adaptor plate.
Both leave the engine some four inches further back in the chassis and need bulkhead modifications to the footwells to allow the back of the engine to clear.
This route also means making up a suitable exhaust system and long radiator hoses and leaves a large gap between radiator and engine.    
The first way is best but involves the extra expense of a gearbox.
You will ultimately have a better vehicle however.
Is it possible and practicable to   convert the glowplug <head>circuit</head>on a Series III diesel from series to parallel wiring?    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40064" docsrc="bnc_C91_1700">
<answer instance="circuit.40064" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
If rain can reach the solenoid valve, remember to provide some protection to the terminals so that corrosion and consequently poor contact cannot occur.
The Hosepipe Controller may now be put into service.
Note that it is normal for the case to become slightly warm.    
Remember to have a neighbour on call so that the unit may be switched off should a hosepipe ban be imposed by the local water authority.
Remember also, that a licence may be required to use this type of device since it is not handheld &mdash; if in doubt, consult your local water company.                       
Fig. 1.
Complete circuit diagram for the Garden Hosepipe Controller.    
Fig. 2.
Stripboard component layout and details of breaks required in the underside copper tracks.    
Fig. 3.
Interwiring from the <head>circuit</head>board to off-board components.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40065" docsrc="bnc_CDX_2743">
<answer instance="circuit.40065" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
These men were grateful to be working at all, fearful that one foot out of place would end the cash flow that eventually found its way into some remote village on the other side of the Straits of Hormuz.    
It seemed bizarre to be instructing a Baluch builder in the niceties of a fitted kitchen when the man would never have seen one, would never use one.
It seemed bizarre to select a washing machine and an electric cooker for the use of some prospective young maid who was still sitting with her family in a Karachi or Lahore back street.
I tried again and again to explain that an electric cooker needed a more powerful circuit than other equipment, but no-one would accept such an idea.
If it worked on thirteen amps, that was all the proof needed.
Three years and near a thousand fuses later it was changed to gas.    
The balance of electricity was a mystery yet to be solved.
Overloading <head>circuits</head>was a national pastime.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40068" docsrc="bnc_B13_314">
<answer instance="circuit.40068" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
In his little thatched house the itinerant preachers Mr John McNeese and Mr Thomas Payne preached.
After some time Mr Lisk moved to another part of the country and the services were held in a stable lent by a Mr Gardiner, an innkeeper, and in the house of a Mr Richard Atkinson.
In 1780 Portadown and Tandragee were part of the Charlemont Circuit and a service was held in Portadown every other Sunday.
In 1788 the Tandragee Circuit was formed in the house of James Lemon, a chandler.
The first Leader of the Class was John Hamilton from Newmills near Gilford.
The first Love Feast was held in Portadown in 1791 and was conducted by the Reverend Samuel Steele in the house of Thomas Bunting who had joined the Society the previous year.    
In 1836 Portadown was separated from Tandragee and became an independent <head>Circuit</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40069" docsrc="bnc_CR9_2303">
<answer instance="circuit.40069" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
As one might expect, the target of most ASEAN-4 investors has been China, where a series of massive deals have been announced in the past year.
Charoen Pokphand of Thailand has said that it will invest &dollar;1 billion in a petrochemical complex in Linpoh.
Bangkok Land is investing a further &dollar;1.4 billion in three massive housing complexes in Beijing.
The Kuok Group of Malaysia has property development projects in Beijing and Shanghai worth &dollar;130m.
All told, some 10-15% of the foreign capital going into China is coming from ASEAN countries.        
Chemical pollution    
Hong pong    
HONG KONG    
A TERRIBLE stench drifts from the high-rise buildings that line the backstreets of Kowloon.
They are factories, each packed with 60-100 tiny firms.
Most operate in highly polluting industries: bleaching and dyeing, electroplating and printing <head>circuit</head>boards.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40072" docsrc="bnc_A6E_152">
<answer instance="circuit.40072" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Not only was I an only child but my dad's father was an orphan and my mum's family had been happy to get out of Kensal Town &mdash; which was a little down the road.
A real heavy duty place it was in those days      
As I grew up in Kensal Green &mdash; which is just up the road from Ladbroke Grove &mdash; it became one of the areas the first wave of black immigrants came to.
Lots of West Indians.
Walk down the street and there was always Blue Beat coming out of a window.    
We used to play football in the streets with the lead singer of The Skatalites &mdash; when we could entice him out.
I can't remember his name but he was something of a latecomer to the band.
They'd had their one hit with &bquo;Guns Of Navarone&equo; and he was the toaster by the time they were doing the small-time club <head>circuit</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40073" docsrc="bnc_B7G_1116">
<answer instance="circuit.40073" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
These are programs written on read-only memory chips.
To copy them, the pirate has to feed the program into the computer's memory, then read it back onto a disc.
Atari makes it more difficult by writing into the operating system (the instructions that govern how the computer handles data) an instruction that does not allow the computer to talk to disc drive and cartridge at the same time.    
Enthusiasts  can   overcome this by ramming the cartridge into its socket while the drive is running.
But this is unreliable, and can cause the machine to crash.
A much more elegant method is to re-program the computer's operating system to remove the safeguard.
However only skilled programmers can do this.    
One group of pirates has made a small add-on <head>circuit</head>board which makes it easier to copy ROM cartridges.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40075" docsrc="bnc_C92_1251">
<answer instance="circuit.40075" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
What is definitely not the right way to build up a stock of components is to buy sets of components for projects, and to never quite get around to building them.
Making projects is far more fun than component collecting!              
Constructional Project    
TIE PULSER    
MAX HORSEY    
Is this the comeback of the 70's &bquo;disco&equo; tie?
Sound activated, it will soon send out &bquo;good vibrations&equo; to the rest of the groovers.    
DESIGNED for disco's and parties, not to mention Red-Nose Day, the Tie-Pulser consists of a set of 20 l.e.d.s fastened to the front of a tie.
An electronic <head>circuit</head> , complete with microphone and battery are concealed within the tie, which for ease of use should be a clip-on type.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40076" docsrc="bnc_ADB_1113">
<answer instance="circuit.40076" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Unlike civil servants, who win their jobs by competitive examination, judges depend upon a process of consultation and soundings which reproduces the judiciary in its own image.
Twenty years ago, officials admit, it was an amateurish, informal process.
Now, aspiring judges are called to a room at the western end of the Palace of Westminster overlooking the Thames, and, seated on chairs stamped with the gilt portcullis, interviewed about their suitability for the job.
After this interview, their success or failure depends upon their winning the good opinion of existing judges whose views are canvassed informally by civil servants in the Lord Chancellor's office.
Once appointed, <head>circuit</head>judges can be sacked only for incapacity or misbehaviour (one lost his job in 1984 after involvement in a smuggling racket), while to get rid of High Court judges or their seniors demands a joint address of both Houses of Parliament to the Queen.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40078" docsrc="bnc_ACP_2193">
<answer instance="circuit.40078" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
If the dancefloor at a gig isn't happening, the gig won't be as good for everybody; if the lighting didn't suit the hall, you wouldn't get the right atmosphere.
So if we can get a situation where the audience also feel that they are stimulating what's going on, then that all works together.    
&bquo;It should feel a bit more like going to a festival, where the peripheral things are always really important.
That's why we've had things like the Dream Machine, and setting up a Chill Out room &mdash; so that people feel they're involved in different things, yet connected to the band.
Because as well as the band's set, we're interested in the larger scope of how we are affecting the audience, how what we're doing affects the audience's conception of what a gig should be, if you like.
It's time the old set-up of band, support band and dodgy tapes in between was run out of the <head>circuit</head> !&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40079" docsrc="bnc_A0H_1815">
<answer instance="circuit.40079" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Try circling at low speed and reversing the turn to get the feel of the ailerons.
Then check it is clear below and attempt a straight stall, followed by a few stalls in very gentle turns.
This will tell you if the glider has an obvious stall buffet and if it is likely to drop a wing during a stall when thermalling.    
Before you go down into the circuit area, increase the speed to 60&ndash;70 knots and try the airbrakes to see how badly they snatch and how effective they are.
Also try side-slipping at the approach speed to see if the rudder overbalances badly or the side-slipping is unusual in any way.
This could be serious if you had to make a side-slip to get down into field on an early flight.    
Rejoin the <head>circuit</head>with plenty of height, remembering to lower the main wheel if it is retractable.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40081" docsrc="bnc_C91_371">
<answer instance="circuit.40081" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This plug could not readily be used for all the connections since a dedicated   line is not available on it, whereas   on the ROM location is dedicated to that specific address block.        
IN USE    
If your computer does not have a suitable spare socket, consult the computer manual and consider whether it is practical to temporarily remove a RAM or ROM (more likely a RAM) to allow the unit to be plugged in.
Check the pinouts before wiring the 24-pin connector.    
Once the unit is plugged in, the computer does not need to be switched off each time the SRAM is inserted or removed since switch S1 controls all the necessary isolation.
When copying data into the SRAM, switch off S1, insert the SRAM, switch on S1 (taking the   pins to 0V), run the copy routine, switch off S1 and remove the SRAM, after which it is ready for use in the <head>circuit</head>you are developing.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40082" docsrc="bnc_C9M_441">
<answer instance="circuit.40082" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
On this bass the two single-coil J-type pickups are Bartolinis, which are often thought of as almost over-efficient, with a too-bright sound, but this characteristic (shared by the Pedullas reviewed recently) can be modified by the onboard circuitry.    
The controls are unusual.
Two independent volumes, and independent bass/mid/treble rotaries offer a massive &plusmn;21dB of boost or cut, thanks to the onboard Tamtec circuitry.
The toggle switch is two-position, and flicking it on takes the sound straight to a pre-determined setting.
As I mentioned earlier, this rather unusual configuration was as a result of customer specification.
In the control cavity, which, like that of the two-PP9 battery compartment, is covered by a smoked perspex plate, we find the wonderfully neat Tamtec double-sided, plated <head>circuit</head>board, neatly cut to fit the cavity perimeter.
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Fig. 9: a toroidal core tends to concentrate the magnetic field tangentially producing the same sensitivity pattern as a pair of bar cores.    
Fig. 10: The toroid exhibits greatest sensitivity at right angles to the pickup coil    
Fig. 11: The electronics divides into two parts: the exciter section drives the core into saturation with a current ramp of alternating polarity while the measurement section integrates the pickup coil pulses caused by the action of a static magnetic field on the core.    
Fig. 14: complete circuit diagram in three parts.
Note the bridge driver for the exciter coil allied to the synchronous rectifier downstream of the pickup coil    
Second measurement channel mirroring the bottom half of the upper diagram    
Power supply <head>circuit</head> .
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<context>
France will find the challenge of defending the Davis Cup even more difficult than that of winning it in 1992.
They will not be the holders of the Davis Cup by the end of the year.    
3.    
Andre Agassi will return to make a major challenge for the Wimbledon title.
He might even win it.    
4.    
Monica Seles will retain her number one women's ranking and Jennifer Capriati will be her nearest rival by the end of December.    
5.    
There will be increasing resentment of the greed of many top tennis players, some of whom will do immense damage to the game they adorn.    
6.    
John McEnroe will announce his immediate retirement from the professional <head>circuit</head>after a last appearance at Wimbledon &mdash; &bquo;you cannot be serious.&equo;    
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<answer instance="circuit.40089" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
she has reached the stage where she feels much more inclined to strike out to underline her independence.
It was almost bound to lead to differences of opinion with almost all those around her who she viewed in an authoritative light.    
In the end matters reached breaking point during the tournament in Hilton Head.
Jennifer's father, Stefano resumed sole charge, at least for the time being, of Jennifer's work on court, while a lady trainer, Laurie Schuett from Palm Beach Sports Institute in Florida, was brought in to help the youngster overcome the weight problems which seemed to be developing.    
During Key Biscayne, Jennifer was asked if she agreed with Monica Seles' current belief that if she had known then, what she knows now, what life on the tennis <head>circuit</head>would be like, she would not have started at such an early age.    
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<context>
If the glider is very low and there is not a clear area immediately ahead and below, a stalling type of crash will be inevitable.
Even if the pilot is fully aware of being close to the stall, he will instinctively hold off until the glider stalls down the last few feet rather than fly into obstructions at speed.
It is easy to realise that in gusty conditions, if the glider is being flown slowly, the stall may occur high enough for a wing to drop and for an incipient spin to develop with even more serious results.    
Obviously it is very important to train every pilot to recognise when his planning is leading to a disastrous situation, and to take action in time to avoid it.
Usually these situations arise from running out of height on the <head>circuit</head> , but they can also arise from arriving back far too high and by badly planned manoeuvring in an attempt to correct that kind of position.    
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<answer instance="circuit.40094" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
OK, impressions play a big part in his stand up act (his Ronnie Corbett as the Terminator in Vietnam is a classic), but he's also invented a bunch of characters to rival the best of Harry Enfield.
For this month's Edinburgh festival, Coogan is basing his entire act around four of these mysterious misfit creations: Alan Partridge the patronising sports commentator, Earnest Moss the pedantic safety officer, bad aspiring alternative comedian Duncan Thicket, and Paul Calf the slurring beer boy from suburban hell.
&bquo;At school, I was one of those annoying shits who'd reel off whole Monty Python sketches.
I eventually ended up on  Live From The Palladium   as one of comedy's bright young hopes.&equo;
Turning down &bquo;loads of really tacky telly&equo;, he decided he'd rather slog it out on the alternative <head>circuit</head>than settle for being the new Bobby Davro.
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<answer instance="circuit.40098" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
As long as a sensible training programme is followed, the child's body will develop at a pace that will match his/her ambitions.    
When I talk with children I used to coach, who are now working their way up the ladder of older and older age groups, I often think of my first experiences of cross-country running.
Maybe if I'd been encouraged then to find pleasure and personal fulfilment instead of pain and resentment I could manage to beat the under-11s on those final few metres.    
James Driver        
RUNNERS' RIGHTS    
TRESPASSING    
WHITHER SHALL I WANDER?    
Dave Hewis, from Bideford, North Devon tells how he was nearly lynched by a lady landowner.
&bquo;In my lunch hour I run a three and a half mile <head>circuit</head>of the village where I work.
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<answer instance="circuit.40099" senseid="closed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Braille and large print materials are bulky; braillers, typewriters, tape recorders and closed circuit television sets are both heavy and demanding of space.
The need to store and maintain specialised equipment in good condition is a problem that has to be faced by schools accepting pupils who need to use these in order to fulfil their special educational needs.
A central storage and resource room reduces pressure for space in individual teaching rooms, but needs pre-planning and co-operation in order to have equipment available for specific lessons.
In preparing particular sections or blocks of work for classes or groups of pupils which include visually handicapped children it can be useful to code in a mark when drafting the programme to indicate the need for a piece of specific equipment to be available, and check this quickly on a daily basis (for example, closed <head>circuit</head>television tape recorder; overhead projector).    
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<answer instance="circuit.40101" senseid="integrated_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Edited by Geoff Arnold, G3GSR,  Radio Bygones   is a high quality authoritative publication which covers all aspects of early wireless, transmitting and receiving &mdash; professional, amateur and domestic, with superb colour photographs helping to bring the whole subject to life.    
Examples of recent articles show the range of subjects covered.
&bquo;Wireless on RMS Queen Mary&equo; provided an in-depth survey of the design and installation of the equipment on this famous liner.
A photo-feature illustrated a collection of domestic receivers from the 1950s&ndash;60s located at the Bampton Museum of Communication and Domestic and Local History in Devon.
Other, self-explanatory, titles included &bquo;Birth and Growth of Pye Radio Ltd&equo;, &bquo;from Cat's Whisker to Integrated <head>Circuit</head> &equo;, &bquo;Starting a (vintage radio) Collection&equo;, &bquo;The Vintage Years of Amateur Wireless&equo; and &bquo;Saved by Radio &mdash; Evolution in Air-Sea rescue radio transmitters&equo;.    
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<answer instance="circuit.40102" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Jean Campbell, in 1817, was an uneducated deaf person without any speech who could only write the initials of her name in reverse order, eg. C.J. She was an unmarried woman who had three children by different men, one of whom at the time of her arrest in April 1817 had been living with her as a common law husband but who had a few days earlier taken off the ring that he had given to her and which she wore on her finger in the fashion of a married woman, and had left home.      
The crime for which Jean Campbell was charged was one of wilful murder of her own three-year old child by throwing it over the Old Bridge in Glasgow into the River Clyde where it drowned.    
The question raised by the Law Lords on the <head>Circuit</head>who referred it to the High Court was whether despite being deaf and dumb and uneducated, did the defendant know the difference between right and wrong, did she know that a consequence of guilt was punishment, and did she have the power of communicating her thoughts?    
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<answer instance="circuit.40106" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Commissions of  oyer et terminer   were appointed to deal with specific Forest offences as they were reported to the king.
In November 1341, for instance, Robert Parning the Chancellor, Bartholomew Burghersh, Justice of the Forest south of Trent, and two other judges were appointed to inquire into, hear and determine and punish &bquo;trespasses, wastes and excesses&equo; committed by the officers of the Forest and other royal officials in Northamptonshire.
Subsequently the &bquo;community of the officials of Northamptonshire, both of the forest and elsewhere&equo; made fine before the judges by 4,000 marks &bquo;for certain trespasses committed by them&equo;.    
The other effective procedure was the general commission of inquiry into the condition of the forests.
During the last two decades of the reign the Justice of the Forest or his deputy went on <head>circuit</head>every year to hold such inquests.
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<context>
This put me on to finals with the trim wound fully aft, and I was able to further check the aircraft's inherent stability by moving hands and feet from the controls for several seconds &mdash; the Aircoupe continued down the slope as on rails (there was little wind or turbulence) before a gentle flare demonstrated another safety feature.
The combination of the trailing link undercarriage and low-set wing and the ground-effect air cushion it creates enables almost every landing to be turned into a &bquo;CFi's greaser&equo;.
As well as being easy to fly, the Aircoupe is a doddle to land.    
Power applied for a go-around, acceleration was again brisk, and with permission from the tower (it was, after all, a quiet weekday) I flew a tight <head>circuit</head>back on ti finals for a short-field landing.
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THE LEADING diesel manufacturer Peugeot-Talbot has taken its 27-strong line-up of oil burners on the road in an effort to change the buying habits of British businesses.    
The company believes that 40 per cent of company cars will be diesel within the next few years, following Gallup research carried out for Shell Oil U.K.    
Throughout April about 1,000 fleet operators are being given the chance to put Peugeot's entire diesel car range through its paces at various venues around the country, allowing road and track driving.    
Last Tuesday, at the first Diesel in Action day at Millbrook Proving Ground, near Bedford, fleet buyers were able to test the cars, ranging from the 205 super-mini to executive 605, on a hills-and-bends <head>circuit</head>and the renowned high-speed bowl.    
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<answer instance="circuit.40111" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
He is followed by Coombs, who has 41.    
The third Cup Tournament took place in Telford at the beginning of February.    
Sally Eve     
Karen Cross          
REEBOK REWARDS    
Janine Carr (pictured below), from Bedhampton, receives her cheque for &pound;200 and a Reebok footwear and clothing contract from Reebok technical advisor, Kevin Gilchrist, as her reward for winning the girls' 16 and under section of the 15 tournament Reebok Grand Prix Grand Prix, 1991.    
Other winners of the <head>circuit</head> , which ran through the summer and which culminated at Woodford Wells in October, were Natasha Giles and Greg Saffrey (both 21 and under), Martin Calver (16 and under), Tilly Callow and Jeremiah Brindle (12 and under).        
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The nominal transformation ratio n in the instance shown is 4:1 step down, but unlike some other voltage-changing schemes using capacitors, n can be any whole number; it is not limited to powers of 2.
This advantage apart, the circuit is of limited practical use as the efficiency is not too high due to all the diode drops.
But one day someone will invent the perfect rectifier, and then.
  IH            
Electronic Circuits, Systems &amp; Standards edited by Ian Hickman, published by Butterworth Heinemann Newnes.
ISBN 0 7506 0068 3. price &pound;20.    
Since its appearance in 1956 the US-based EDN has established itself as a leader in controlled circulation electronics magazines.
Now this 'best&equo; of EDN &mdash; with useful information on components, equipment, <head>circuits</head> , systems and standards is available in a 216 page hardback publication.    
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&bquo;I only had my little Fender Super Reverb, which was basically only a 35 watt amp &mdash; undistorted it's about 25 watts &mdash; so I couldn't handle it.&equo;    
Around 1985, Otis put together a band called The Dance Kings, whose big break came in 1987, when they supported Gary Glitter at the Albert Hall.    
&bquo;I was just in the right place at the right time, I guess.
I met the promoter at a party and he was looking for an opening act and I said that I had this dance band which would be a perfect opener for Gary Glitter and he took us on.
It went down really well.
It was absolutely great and confirmed to everybody in the band that what I was doing was viable, and I got picked up by an agent right away &mdash; the same night, in fact.&equo;    
Otis was launched onto the college and club <head>circuit</head> , playing six nights a week.    
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<answer instance="circuit.40116" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
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Stella Fearnley, once again, questions the point of the dinner circuit.
I am certain that 21 of the 22 district society presidents in 1991/92 found it to be very valuable.
There is no compulsion to go to every dinner and one is not expected to do so.
However, it is an ideal opportunity to meet one's colleagues on a regular basis and to discuss matters of concern.
It is also an ideal opportunity to meet with members of other district societies to learn how they approach matters.
A useful exchange of views always takes place and engenders an excellent team spirit, which proved its worth with the campaign for increased subscriptions when we all felt we were working towards the same goal and had a common purpose.
It is essential that presidents meet together on a regular basis and the dinner <head>circuit</head>provides the ideal forum for this.
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<context>
After much hard work &mdash; Hunt castigates himself for driving the first third of the race like a &bquo;grandmother&equo; &mdash; Hunt eventually got by Jody when Scheckter was held up by a back-marker.
Next it was Hunt's turn to be confused by the Australian Warwick Brown, who was driving his first race and who, practically without gears, was going as near zero as possible in the middle of the chicane.
Snatching at his gears, Hunt missed, Jody caught up with him and blew past.
So once again, getting past Jody was essential.
Hunt knew he had the faster car; what he needed was the opportunity.
It came again as James slipstreamed Jody at the chicane, ever so close to the edge of real peril, and pulled away from the start line.
With Niki well back and holding an honourable third place on a <head>circuit</head>unsuited to the Ferraris, only three points separated champion and aspirant as the FI family headed for Japan.    
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<answer instance="circuit.40119" senseid="closed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
One of my bigger irritations is when I have an enormously tight schedule taking me all over the country and I get calls &mdash; sometimes on my mobile phone when I'm stuck in the middle of a field somewhere &mdash; insisting that it's vitally important I attend a meeting that has just been scheduled for three o'clock that afternoon in London, which could easily have been planned at least two weeks earlier.    
When you're drawing up the timetable right at the beginning there is no reason why you cannot fix your planning meeting dates, and stick pretty closely to them.
There are rare occasions when emergency meetings are necessary but such crises are nearly always avoidable if people are working well and the schedule has been properly organised.    
I had to hold some emergency meetings once, during the preparations for Billy Graham's Euro 70 Crusade at Dortmund in 1970.
Billy was suddenly taken quite ill and all our closed <head>circuit</head>television centres around Europe had to be briefed quickly &mdash; and in person.
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<answer instance="circuit.40120" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Many areas of the brain are insensitive to the lesion making effects of the toxins currently available, so this approach has to be used quite selectively.
A final problem is that these substances may be taken up into the blood supply as it passes through the brain and carried to other parts of the body where they may have toxic effects that confound their effects on the nervous system.        
Conceptual problems    
Despite these technical limitations, physiological psychologists take the lesion method very much for granted.
If one were to suggest to an electronics engineer that he might want to study how a circuit works by pulling bits out and observing changes in function his reaction would probably be one of horror!
His argument would be that most electronic <head>circuits</head>are organized interactively, by which we mean that the proper operation of one component depends on the normal operation of all of the others.
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<instance id="circuit.40124" docsrc="bnc_CHH_532">
<answer instance="circuit.40124" senseid="circuit%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
I rather like the flexible concept of this circuit.
It allows you to alternate between a high and low route and it's easy to extend the walk or take short cuts.
In truth I have a slight horror of a route becoming &bquo;The (Something) Way&equo;, as if no other way was possible.    
This circuit is meant to be adapted to your specific needs, so rather than call it &bquo;The Lakeland Way&equo; or anything as horrendous as that, I would rather call it something antiquated like: &bquo;Notes Towards a Considered Circular Pedestrian Peregrination Amongst some of the Major Fells and Dales of the County of Cumbria&equo;, but it is hardly a working title.
I'm willing therefore to call it &bquo;A Lakeland <head>Circuit</head> &equo;, so long as it remains merely &bquo;a&equo; circuit and does not become &bquo;the&equo; circuit.       
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<answer instance="circuit.40125" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Leasametric has now jumped on the Tadpole bandwagon and will be an Sparcbook authorised rental company.        
Xerox Imaging Systems has named John Seeley Brown, head of Xerox PARC, to its board of directors.        
AIX Expo and the Power Solutions Conference, the exclusively IBM shindig, has been scheduled for October 20&ndash;23 at the San Jose Convention Centre in California: they expect to change the world.
According to the latest tittle-tattle, Sparc licensees Fujitsu and LSI Logic (who is into MIPS as well) have been talking to DEC about Alpha.        
Hewlett-Packard Co and Intel Corp are to jointly develop a chip set for the HP 700/RX family of i960 RISC-based X stations; the <head>circuit</head>devices will use Intel's i960 Cx series of superscalar microprocessors to provide chip-set solutions for X station applications.        
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<answer instance="circuit.40128" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Sir Robert said British Steel would now &bquo;rest content&equo; at the combined figure of 35 per cent.    
The acquisition of Walker will put British Steel on a par with its rivals in Germany and France which control up to 70 per cent of the stockholding outlets through which their steel is sold to industrial customers.    
Sir Robert pledged that Walker would continue to operate as an autonomous business and ruled out closures in its network of distribution centres.        
BT cuts prices 8% in rivalry with Mercury    
By MARY FAGAN, Technology Correspondent    
(First Edition) BRITISH Telecommunications is to cut prices on some transatlantic services in the face of fierce competition from Mercury Communications.
The cuts, of about 8 per cent, are on BT's digital private <head>circuits</head>and come into effect on 1 January 1990.
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<answer instance="circuit.40129" senseid="closed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Hefner himself was soon to develop this idea in his so-called &bquo;Playboy Philosophy&equo; at tedious length.
As the Fifties ended he was on the point of multiplying millions by opening the first Playboy Club, in Chicago, where the girls, not the customers, were dressed as rabbits.
Typical of the ambivalence of the anti-Puritan ethic in Hefner's hands, they were supposed to be untouchable.
Their Bunny tails, as Norman Mailer put it, were &bquo;puffs of chastity which bobbled as they walked.&equo;
The Lucullan excesses which Hefner promised were all in the mind, at any rate as long as the Fifties lasted.
Later he was to acquire his pleasure dome, his fabled mansion, his circular bed, his non-stop room service of food, drink, movies, closed <head>circuit</head>television and girls from the Bunnies' dormitory, the Xanadu of the Middle West over which he presided as Chicago's Kubla Khan.
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<instance id="circuit.40131" docsrc="bnc_CK6_2141">
<answer instance="circuit.40131" senseid="short_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
If he wanted to, he could be a real show-off: &bquo;My Own Private Catastrophe&equo; is pure restraint, feedback and harmonics adding a peculiar tension to the track, whereas the apocalyptic &bquo;Sever&equo; has him seeming to invent a new &bquo;Semtex&equo; effects pedal.
The record's production, partly the work of Steve Mack, is gloriously dirty and relaxed, affording Scissormen the luxury of capturing their live sound faithfully on their first record.    
Like their record label's slogan, Scissormen are &bquo;Independent, NOT indie&equo;, and are deserving of your time.
Now, can we please have a few more bands that intend to be this good?     
Some chaps have all the pluck: Andy Bell gets all shy and retiring          
SHORT <head>CIRCUIT</head>   
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40132" docsrc="bnc_C92_1011">
<answer instance="circuit.40132" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Either buy &bquo;presensitised&equo; copper-clad board, or apply the light-sensitive coating yourself.    
Pre-sensitised board is available in standard sizes just like plain copper-clad board, and the manufacturer treats the copper with a UV sensitive etch-resist ink and generally protects this with a peel-off paper sheet, see Fig 1.
It is more convenient to purchase pre-sensitised boards which are then cut to the required size, but  DO NOT   remove the protective film until you are ready to expose the board to ultra-violet light.    
Alternatively you can try to apply the sensitive etch-resist ink yourself, and special positive-working aerosols are available for this purpose.
In this case, cut the <head>circuit</head>board from standard plain copper-clad board, file the edges and clean up the copper with an abrasive block, ensuring that the board is then completely clean and grease-free.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40135" docsrc="bnc_C92_1655">
<answer instance="circuit.40135" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
However, for the reason stated above, the television could be turned on if someone broke a glass or even whistled sharply!    
Ultrasonics technology is used in certain burglar alarm systems which trigger on detecting the sound of breaking glass.
Another use is to produce pictures of an unborn baby by reflecting ultrasonic waves off its body.
This is believed to be harmless unlike the use of X-rays which could be damaging.    
Readers interested in doing experiments involving ultrasonics can buy the basic matching transmitters and receivers quite cheaply but they will need to look up or develop the circuits needed to make them work.    
That completes the work for this month.
Next time we shall look at bistable <head>circuits</head>and the use of IT devices to monitor and control experiments.              
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40136" docsrc="bnc_A19_310">
<answer instance="circuit.40136" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The germanium layer confines the charges just under the skin, preventing them from bumping into the surface and scattering from their designated path through the transistor.    
Researchers built the channel so that it is free of dopants, stopping the charges from bumping into impurity atoms along the way.
Instead, a layer of doped silicon is placed directly underneath the channel.
This dopant layer sets the voltage at which the transistor turns off and on.    
As a result, the mobility of the charges as they travel through the transistor is twice as good as any similar, submicron p-channel mosfet transistor yet built.    
A p-channel transistor, relying on hole mobility, is usually slower than an n-channel device.
The goal is to use the improved p-channel transistor to boost the speed of complementary <head>circuits</head>where both types of transistors work together.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40138" docsrc="bnc_C91_863">
<answer instance="circuit.40138" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Rather than lay an etch-resist pattern directly onto the copper foil of a board, it is much more convenient to prepare artwork on a polyester film where the opaque transfers and crepe papers decals can be altered at will.
Utilising existing artwork &mdash; such as that given in a project &mdash; simply involves tracing the copper track layout onto a film, using the methods described last month.
But you might want to create your own track pattern from a circuit diagram, or perhaps convert a stripboard layout to a printed circuit board (p.c.b.).      
Guidelines    
This month's feature suggests ways of designing your own artwork, and will be of interest to those who do not have the benefit of a computer-aided p.c.b.
routing system.
Before drafting the artwork, it is worth considering the following aspects of the circuit you are assembling:    
1.    
The physical features of the components used in the <head>circuit</head> .
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<answer instance="circuit.40139" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Young Guns II has an ageing brat pack &mdash; Emilio Estevez in the lead as Billy the Kid looks in need of a work-out &mdash; acting out endless shooting scenes and pulling pained faces when their buddies are killed.
Some stunning sunsets and breathtaking scenery don't redeem this dull, uninspired sequel          
Papa Dee: putting Sweden on the map?    
When news of a flourishing Swedish house scene began to break 18 months ago, it looked like being little more than a PR scam based around the fact that Neneh Cherry's half-sister Titiyo could sing and came from Stockholm.
However, this may not be the case.
Papa Dee, a 24-year-old ragamuffin rap artist of Ghanaian-Swedish descent is currently enjoying a novelty status on the New York live rap <head>circuit</head> .
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<answer instance="circuit.40142" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
If someone shines a small torch at one end, the light may be clearly seen to emerge from the other.
You will find that the experiments work best when the ends are cut cleanly using a sharp blade then, if possible, polished.
However, good results were obtained in the prototype circuit without any special precautions.    
Optical fibre can be used to inject light into places which would otherwise be impossible &mdash; into a person's body for example to enable photographs to be taken of the internal organs.        
CIRCUITS    
It is not essential to understand the transmitter and receiver circuits in order to build them.
However, an explanation follows for those who are interested.
Readers simply wanting to get the system working should disregard the next four paragraphs.    
The transmitter <head>circuit</head>is shown in Fig 5.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="circuit.40143" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
But two refinements to the plans were indicated by the 35 council members and the game's executive body are to meet on Tuesday December 15 to consider the club representatives requests.
Most council members opted for the retention of the Lancashire and Yorkshire County Cup competitions, possibly as a pre-season competition, but with mandatory participation.
And the board of directors were urged to review the conditions of demotion and promotion from the eventual Second Division and Alliance League.        
Doyle pedals his wares    
Michael Wale    
TONIGHT, as usual, 34-year-old Tony Doyle will be pedalling his bike around an indoor circuit in Europe.    
This week it's Zurich, a stage in the never-ending Continental six-day cycle race <head>circuit</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40146" docsrc="bnc_B14_217">
<answer instance="circuit.40146" senseid="electrical_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Legislation has a part to play in maintaining safety but individuals have a responsibility to control personal behaviour for their own benefit as well as for the survival and well-being of others.        
Preventing fire    
Any activity which aims at preventing fire is a component of the AL of maintaining a safe environment.
These activities are an essential part.
of living and in many countries there are educational pamphlets and programmes from several sources to spread knowledge about fire hazards and to encourage self-discipline in carrying out precautions.    
At a domestic level, fire can be prevented by maintaining equipment in a safe working condition, for example repairing frayed flexes, avoiding trailing flexes, ensuring that electrical <head>circuits</head>are not overloaded, having fires adequately guarded, and using self-extinguishing devices for movable articles which can be knocked over with relative ease such as oil lamps and oil-heaters.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40147" docsrc="bnc_CD9_1092">
<answer instance="circuit.40147" senseid="circuit%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Though Jane &mdash; scurrilously known as &bquo;hot-pants&equo; &mdash; earned her share of notoriety in that year, she was also a creature of considerable balance and judgement, no fool, certainly not just a pretty face.
The year was not without James's usual sloping adventures, but behind it there was something solid.    
When the 1976 championship year began for Hunt, he was driving a car with which he had no more than a nodding acquaintance.
The season began in January in Brazil and prior to that he had had only a couple of rainy test-sessions at Silverstone.
Even fitting Hunt's body into the old made-for-Fittipaldi M23 was no easy job.    
The venue was the old Interlagos <head>circuit</head>in Sao Paulo, a bumpy, quick and tiring circuit whose main high-speed curves faced the opposite direction from most tracks, causing many drivers severe neck-strain from the opposite G-forces.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40149" docsrc="bnc_A19_1665">
<answer instance="circuit.40149" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mosfet Q6 avalanches repetitively and absorbs the energy stored in the leakage inductance of the coil.    
The photograph shows the waveforms of HT voltage (upper) at 5kV/div and drain/source voltage across Q6 at 100V/div.
Battery voltage is 4.5V and HT terminal unterminated.
The photograph shows conditions equivalent to an engine speed of 6000rpm for a n eight-cylinder engine.
At idling speed, increased dwell angle would increase aiming voltage to around 16kV.    
International Rectifier, Hurst Green, Oxted, Surrey RH8 9BB.
Telephone 0883 713215.            
Use of the INA103: this is a microphone preamplifier with the microphone phantom powered and a DC-restoration circuit at the output.    
<head>Circuit</head>to adjust offset with no effect on input offset or input offset drift.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="circuit.40151" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40151" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
The sense of disappointment that hangs over the rest of his career reflects the loss of nerve that came from finding that, at the moment when his career seemed to be taking off, there were no opportunities to build on what he had achieved.
&bquo;Whenever I have had some sort of public success,&equo; he reported in his autobiography, &bquo;it has inevitably been followed by a period of personal financial distress and prolonged unemployment.&equo;    
Occasionally, British producers were able to secure foreign revenue to supplement the returns available to their films from the home market, but no one managed to secure a regular outlet for their productions in the US.
Hepworth and Stoll failed in their attempt to set up a permanent sales operation in America; Samuelson secured a short-lived distribution arrangement with First National Exhibitors' <head>Circuit</head> , and various other films secured some sort of release.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40153" docsrc="bnc_A19_2057">
<answer instance="circuit.40153" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Basically he felt that as Class AA was his freshman project, any exposure to your article would have had to have been indirect via his teachers.
However, he has never stated that this was in fact the case.    
&bquo;I would also state my belief that in relation to Class AA, our parent company has behaved entirely properly; the process of applying for a patent necessarily entails wide publication and ample opportunity for opposition.
I willingly accept that an inventor cannot scrutinise every patent application; by the same token a manufacturer cannot contact all potentially interested parties.&equo;    
My view about the Matsushita response is simply that the Japanese higher education system generally requires knowledge of English, which seems at odds with the Technics explanation.    
The basic variation in the Technics <head>circuit</head>  arrangement has necessitated a set-up procedure, not present in my circuit.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40154" docsrc="bnc_C9A_1616">
<answer instance="circuit.40154" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40154" senseid="circuit%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The ceratopsians also had bony heads, seen at its maximum in  Triceratops enrycephalus  , where the brow horns reached extraordinary proportions.
This has led to the speculation that these overweighted skulls led to the animal's extinction, as a kind of anti-evolutionary regression.         
Fig.20.
Comparisons of average blood-pressures of modern creatures and dinosaurs.
Dinosaur estimates are derived from the distance blood must travel between the heart and the brain, as measured from various mounted skeletons.    
Even so, the size-and-weight-of-head argument is a rather specious one.
As David Norman has pointed out, the high blood pressure needed in the body and head <head>circuit</head>of the  Brachiosaurus  , with blood being pumped all the way up to its brain along a long neck, would have caused massive bleeding in the thin blood vessels of modern reptilian lungs.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40157" docsrc="bnc_C91_206">
<answer instance="circuit.40157" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Initially, an ABS plastic case of similar dimensions was tried.
However when using this the circuit was prone to electrostatic hum pickup.
The result was a low level annoying buzz in the phones.    
The screening provided by the aluminium case eliminates this problem.
I     mention this for those who might want to use the circuit in other applications.
For optimum results a screened box is required with the case connected to 0V and earth.    
Most of the components are mounted on a piece of 0.1&ins;. matrix stripboard, size 19 strips by 34 holes.
The component layout and details of breaks required in the underside copper tracks is shown in Fig. 2.    
Commence construction of the <head>circuit</head>board by inserting the i.c. and use this as a reference point for the rest of the components.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="circuit.40158" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
You might see this on an oscilloscope board, for example, where the C.R.O. can operate at very high frequencies (10MHz or more): steps are taken by designers to ensure that the design of the copper tracks does not affect accuracy or performance.        
Mains Voltage    
In our  UV Exposure Timer   example, a major factor to bear in mind is that a.c. mains voltage is present on the board and is also switched through a relay.
It is best to try and group all mains-voltage components into one area rather than disperse them around the board.
Also, the tracks which carry mains voltage  must   be adequate thickness to carry the peak current safely.
The rest of the circuit is at a low voltage and the design of the p.c.b.
tracks in that area should be straightforward.    
Having pondered the operating characteristics of the <head>circuit</head> , the next criterion in our list relates to the space available in the housing used to accommodate the finished board.
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<answer instance="circuit.40160" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It's really strange,&equo; he muses, &bquo;I thought things would have died down by now, because I did the music such a long time ago.
But I'm still not over what it does to people and what they think of me because of it.
&bquo;Music&equo; will continue where &bquo;There's Nothing Like This&equo; left off, by establishing a place in the hearts of many listeners.
And who knows, it may even bring a touch of glamour to the streets of Harlesden.          
Perhaps when you're raised on the Essex-London borders and your dad, brothers and uncles all (that's  all  ) work as chartered accountants in Chingford, it's easy to develop a sense of life's absurdity.
Alan Davies did, and as a stand-up comedian he has refined a form for its expression that the live <head>circuit</head>and television  like  .
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<instance id="circuit.40161" docsrc="bnc_CBG_4848">
<answer instance="circuit.40161" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Flown home by ambulance plane, he spent seven weeks in intensive care in Charing Cross Hospital.    
He had multiple fractures down his right side, including a smashed collar bone and arm.    
Far more serious were the severe head injuries &mdash; in particular a bruising of the brain.
So badly was he affected that he had to be taught to speak again.
But now he's back on the track chasing the appearance money that has earned him a detached house in the Surrey stockbroker belt of Lightwater.    
On the gravel outside stands a sleek black BMW to drive when he's not riding one of his three &pound;1,500 hand-made bikes.    
And when he gets a break from the <head>circuit</head>just before Christmas, he'll be taking wife Anne and baby George to Florida so that he can train in the sun.    
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<answer instance="circuit.40163" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
His son has been able to buy back some of these volumes and his own collection on this subject now numbers around 8,000 volumes.
On this aspect of his collection he has said: &bquo;Within this field, I try to obtain beautifully bound copies that belonged to a royal library, to a prince, or to a famous bibliophile.
That for me is the ideal copy&equo;.        
Los Angeles    
The infancy of Pop Art    
The early works of Johns, Rauschenberg, Warhol and the young masters of Pop    
As the Royal Academy's Pop Art exhibition approaches the end of its international <head>circuit</head> , closing at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on 24 January 1993, an important new study, more tightly focused and including only work created in the United States, opens at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, at the beginning of this month (6 December-7 March 1993).
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<instance id="circuit.40165" docsrc="bnc_CHH_520">
<answer instance="circuit.40165" senseid="circuit%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Each day we discovered something new and were constantly amazed by the intricate beauty of the area.    
The aim of the circular walk I've devised is to capture as fully as possible the incredible magic of the Lakes.
The circuit aims to give walkers the best possible experience of the area in a single route.
It passes among Lakeland's most exciting summits and beautiful dales without crossing over itself or backtracking, and it avoids commercialised areas.    
When I came to planning the circuit I realised there would   actually have to be two routes &mdash; a high level one, leading over the crest of the fells, and a low level alternative for unfavourable weather.
A lower level route is also a good option for days when you're not feeling up to making it across the tops.    
This alternative low level route is a valid <head>circuit</head>in itself and not just a poor substitute.
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<answer instance="circuit.40168" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
But he was also a complex, highly secretive individual whose inner workings and motivations are profoundly glossed over in this film.    
This is due in part, I suspect, to Sir Richard having secured the unprecedented co-operation of the Chaplin family.
Daughter Geraldine even plays her own grandmother &mdash; the poor, mad Hannah.    
If we don't have an incisive, illuminating movie, what do we have instead?
A very fine, possibly Oscar-winning central performance from Robert Downey Jr, who imbues the essentially unsympathetic Chaplin with a sharp comic touch while showing how the clown distanced himself from family and friends.    
He also gives us a measured degree of self doubt mixed with evasiveness and a realistic progression from a young, ambitious eager beaver on the music hall <head>circuit</head>to a very old man languishing with his memories in Switzerland.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40169" docsrc="bnc_CD9_820">
<answer instance="circuit.40169" senseid="circuit%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Prost moved out of the team hotel for quiet, Niki stayed and fretted, with only Willi Dungl to keep him in moral and physical shape.    
When it came to practice, the weather was appalling, with low clouds streaming in from the sea and rain falling constantly.
Though Niki's car had a series of defects, his low placing was also the result of his own mistakes.    
The night before the race, Dungl massages Niki to sleep.
Prost has the runs.
Running into him in the paddock early on Sunday morning, I sense all is not well with him; he is nervous, he bites his nails, he runs his hands through his thick hair, he keeps scampering through the paddock to the hideous toilets, he is off his feed.
In the warm-up, Niki is three tenths of a second faster than Prost, but he doesn't like his engine and gets it changed.
Marlene, whom we never see at the <head>circuit</head> , is sitting in the Marlboro motor-home, a talisman.    
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<answer instance="circuit.40172" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
CAE ELECTRONICS WINS BOEING CONTRACT    
CAE Industries Ltd, Toronto reports that its CAE Electronics Ltd unit has won a contract to supply a Boeing 737-400 full flight simulator and a flight management systems trainer to Southwest Air Lines of Okinawa, Japan by Aprch 1995; terms of the contract were not disclosed.        
MCI GETS FEDERAL RESERVE CONTRACT    
MCI Communications Corp reports that the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago awarded it a 10-year multi-million dollar contract to provide <head>circuits</head>for the new FedNet communications system will combine the networks of 12 Federal Reserve district banks and three new centres into one network; FedNet will offer the banks high speed data services and is responsible for circuit installation and maintenance.        
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</instance>

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<answer instance="circuit.40174" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Ray won the British Open at Muirfield in 1912.    
It is interesting to note that, of the three Britons to have won the Open and US Open championships, these two both learnt their golf on the Royal Jersey links at Grouville.    
The Harry Vardon Trust &mdash; of which I am a trustee &mdash; was founded in 1988 on the occasion of the visit of Jack Nicklaus and Hale Irwin, who played an exhibition match at the Royal Jersey against Tony Horton and Brian Barnes.
All the players gave this exhibition free of charge and, with the resulting revenue, the trust was able to set up a fund with which to promote junior golf on Jersey.    
The only other Briton to win both Opens is Tony Jacklin who, incidentally, came to Jersey to live and play golf for a few years after his retirement from the professional <head>circuit</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40177" docsrc="bnc_B77_1024">
<answer instance="circuit.40177" senseid="integrated_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Faris claims that unlike the Josephson junction, the quiteron is insensitive to stray magnetic fields, and returns to equilibrium automatically when the external excitation is turned off.
Another big plus is that its two separate states are very different &mdash; it is easy for other devices to detect which &bquo;state&equo; a quiteron switch is in.
The switching speed looks good too.
Faris is sure that it is lower than 300 picoseconds, although he does not have the equipment to prove his prediction that it is less than 50 picoseconds (10  -12   seconds).
Transistors, however, have a lower limit of 20 picoseconds.    
The size of the device &mdash; which Faris expects to be able to scale down to 0.1 micrometres across &mdash; makes it suitable for use in very and ultra-large scale integrated <head>circuits</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40178" docsrc="bnc_B03_942">
<answer instance="circuit.40178" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
HEADLEY'S Fun Run is on course again this year for Monday, May 14th.    
The carnival committee will be checking in the competitors at the village hall from 9.30 a.m.
The entry fee for seniors (16 to 35 years) and veterans (over 35) will be, with juniors (under 16) paying &pound;1.25.
Medals will be awarded to the first three home in each category.    
Carnival Queen Lisa Stevens will be starting the race at 10.30 a.m.
The course which runs over road and commonland is approximately five miles long.    
Contestants in fancy dress will be judged at 10.20 with a prize offered for the best outfit.    
Any child below the age of ten taking part in the fun run must be accompanied by an adult.
After the success of last year's mini run, this age group are again invited to race around two <head>circuits</head>of the village green.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40181" docsrc="bnc_AE6_143">
<answer instance="circuit.40181" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Some ministers devoted part of their time to local affairs: S. J. Smith, for example, was born in Bedford in 1822 and became a Congregational minister in Enfield after attending a denominational college and taking the London BA.
&bquo;He was recognised by all classes as a Christian gentleman, courteous, affable, and sympathetic.&equo;
Although he &bquo;sought to avoid public controversy&equo; &mdash; a standard Victorian prefix to anyone who enthusiastically engaged in political warfare &mdash; he was elected as a Poor Law Guardian and a member of the Burial Board and the Public Library Committee.
He was also co-secretary of the Enfield British School and chairman of the local Sunday School Union.    
Most ministers tended to face similar tasks: their primary work was to lead the church or, if a Methodist, to   work in his assigned <head>circuit</head>and to supervise the &bquo;stations&equo; with their local preachers.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40182" docsrc="bnc_A0V_229">
<answer instance="circuit.40182" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Michael Stich has definitely told us he will play and all the indications are that Boris will do so this time as well&equo; said Mr Meyer-Wolden, who spent several hours on a flight back from Australia earlier in the year, putting Becker in the picture of a wide range of his views, ideas and objectives.    
Whatever was said, Becker clearly seems to have changed his mind about the credibility and validity of the Grand Slam Cup, judging by a recent interview he gave to Suddeutsche Zeitung, one of Germany's most influential newspapers.    
Apart from re-iterating his belief, which is gaining support, that there probably should be a completely new major <head>circuit</head>of not more than a dozen tournaments, based round the Grand Slams and culminating in one end-of-season event, Becker said &bquo;We're not machines.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="circuit.40185" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
You do not need a complete conventional circuit with a long downwind leg, although this will obviously give you more time in which to have a better look at the field.
But whatever happens, you must get into a good position for the start of the base leg.    
Unless you have a great deal of spare height, do not try to fly right round the field.
Experience shows that people often run themselves short of height on the way right round.
Instead, they could have stayed on the side they were flying and made a right, instead of a left circuit, with height to spare.
The positioning is made easier by imagining your field to be the normal landing area on your home site and by using the same angle for the positioning.    
Since it is usual in training to make <head>circuit</head>patterns from 800 feet or so, inexperienced pilots are often seriously put out if they find themselves unable to do this on a field landing.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40186" docsrc="bnc_CJG_1405">
<answer instance="circuit.40186" senseid="closed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Further work with such pupils which has shown success has included structuring games in which poorly accepted pupils were paired with moderately accepted pupils; modelling with guided examples on film and video was also found to be helpful in terms of social acceptance.
A more modest role model is offered in  Suzy   (Chapman, 1982) which illustrates in a simple way some of the practicalities of coping with poor sight in day-to-day situations on the ways that friends can help.
&bquo;Suzy&equo;, an imaginary character in a small book for and about children, is a 10-year-old partially sighted pupil going to an ordinary school.
The incidents related in her story, however, are drawn from actual experiences of visually handicapped pupils.    
The use of specialised equipment, telescopic aids, reading stands and closed <head>circuit</head>television may make a pupil feel singled out from others because of having to use such devices.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40188" docsrc="bnc_CMH_1229">
<answer instance="circuit.40188" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Nevertheless, even if the level of precision demanded by the computational approach has not yet been realized in most instances, the approach does have other benefits.
The main one has been to make us think more closely about how the visual system might be organized.
One of the major points to emerge from computational theory is that the best way of achieving a representation of the environment is via a modular system that represents different properties of the environment in different parts of the system.
Mathematically this is relatively straightforward.
It means little more than that you can compute the direction and velocity of movement of an object independently of its colour or its depth.
In terms of how the visual system is organized it raises the exciting possibility that different properties of objects are computed by anatomically distinct <head>circuits</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40189" docsrc="bnc_CJ6_51">
<answer instance="circuit.40189" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
There is a small cover charge per pupil and any teachers looking for an interesting visit for their classes should book directly with the Southport Railway Centre  .    
The centre is also open to the public daily during June, July and August and the first week in September.          
THE violent thunder storms which interrupted the recent fine weather, brought problems to the Welsh highland Railway on the night of Thursday May 28.    
A nearby   lightning   strike sent a surge through the local electricity supply system and this blew eight fuses and two diodes which control signals and points on the Welsh Highland.    
The line's electrical department worked on the faults and the signals were back in use before the first train next day.    
The repairs to the points' <head>circuits</head>took a little longer and the points were operated by hand for a short time.        
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40193" docsrc="bnc_AD9_2076">
<answer instance="circuit.40193" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&mdash; Thoth.
This was the same machine who had computed so many of the calculations involved in designing his daughter.
He knew the machine like an old friend (it would probably be the personality he'd miss most), but he still couldn't trust it as much as he trusted himself.
Time and again, he made it run through the sequence with him.
Everything seemed OK.
But what about when he was helpless?
What if the random factor emerged then?
He shuddered.
This had to be done and he needed to be unconscious.
Although he was tempted to try and remain awake, he realised his sanity might be permanently impaired by that.
What could the sensation of his persona being sucked from one house of flesh and fitted, <head>circuit</head>by circuit, into another possibly feel like?
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40195" docsrc="bnc_A9R_664">
<answer instance="circuit.40195" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
It is very difficult to play under the shadow of an older brother who's had so much success.
But he's developed his game over the last couple of years very well.
Now he's a very accomplished player,&equo; the Australian Davis Cup stalwart said.    
&bquo;I am obviously very pleased about winning but it was also great that my parents were here.
It was a special week for all of us,&equo; said Patrick, who was only 11 when brother John won the first of seven successive Masters doubles titles in 1978 with Peter Fleming.    
Victory would have secured Jarryd his place at the top of the points table, a feat worth &pound;110,000.
Instead, he came second and had to make do with &pound;80,000.    
The final yesterday was the last under the auspices of the Men's Tennis Council, which had controlled the Grand Prix <head>circuit</head>since 1970.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40197" docsrc="bnc_AD7_558">
<answer instance="circuit.40197" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
She faced a stiff task but started at 15&ndash;8 to overcome her inexperience in &mdash; very significantly &mdash; the first Gold Cup to give mares a five-pound weight concession.
Forgive 'N Forget started at 7&ndash;2, with Combs Ditch 9&ndash;2, Run And Skip 15&ndash;2 and Wayward lad 8&ndash;1.    
Dawn Run took the lead from the start and hopped nimbly over the first two fences.
But as the runners made round the left-hand bend in front of the stands and set off into the   country for the first time she was joined in the lead by Run And Skip, and the company clearly put her off, for she hit the third fence hard.
For the rest of the first <head>circuit</head>Run And Skip and Dawn Run, both regular frontrunners, vied for the lead on the fast ground, and their duel took them well clear of the rest of the field.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40198" docsrc="bnc_CNY_33">
<answer instance="circuit.40198" senseid="integrated_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Digital Equipment Corp founder Ken Olsen is back in business advising Modular Computing Technologies Inc, a Concord, Massachusetts server company formed by former DEC staff.        
OLIVETTI SHOWS ACTIVE BADGE IDENTITY SYSTEM, MULTIMEDIA    
Ing C Olivetti &amp; Co SpA's hot property for the Cebit computer fair in Hannover this year is the Active Badge system, an infra-red badge developed at its Cambridge research laboratory here in the UK and designed for access control and location applications.
The company also launched a line of multimedia personal computers and a bubblejet printer.
The Active Badge is designed as an interface between wearers and buildings, acting as a paging, tracking and monitoring tool.
It is about 1.5&ins; square and incorporates an application-specific integrated <head>circuit</head>developed at the Cambridge lab.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40200" docsrc="bnc_C92_143">
<answer instance="circuit.40200" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The latter is at approximately 20kHz, which means that the filter must severely attenuate frequencies above about 10kHz.    
The filter is a third order (18dB per octave) type having a cut-off frequency of about 6kHz.
This means that the reverberation signal has something less than the full audio bandwidth, but a bandwidth of about 6kHz is sufficient to give a good effect.
A wider bandwidth could be achieved at the expense of a shorter delay time, but this would not give such a good reverberation effect.    
The two-phase clock signal for the delay line is provided by a matching clock generator chip.
This also generates a bias signal required by the delay line chip.
With an operating frequency of about 20kHz, the clock <head>circuit</head>gives a delay time from the first tapping of about 10mS.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40201" docsrc="bnc_CEP_5999">
<answer instance="circuit.40201" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
GLENN RALPH is back among the schoolboys this week because a rogue putter found its way into his bag.    
The 36-year-old from Bognor failed to retain his tour status by just Pounds 269 and returned to the European Tour Qualifying School for the fifth time.    
He explained: &bquo;Someone popped a putter into my bag at the European Masters.
I teed off with 15 clubs, one too many.
It cost me a two-stroke penalty and &pound;3,500.
I have no idea who put it there and that's why I am here now.&equo;    
Ralph finished 125th in this year's rankings, one place outside the card-saving cut-off.
And the &pound;33,789 he won gave him a profit of just &pound;8,000.    
He added: &bquo;I haven't got a sponsor and the rest of the money went on my expenses.    
&bquo;It costs around &pound;1,000 a week to play the <head>circuit</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40203" docsrc="bnc_A7L_1208">
<answer instance="circuit.40203" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
In 1958, Rank had amalgamated the Odeon and Gaumont circuits, in defiance of an earlier undertaking not to do so.
The result was that producers wishing to secure a reasonable return from the British market had to persuade either the Rank or the ABPC booker to take their film.
With only two circuits to book, and programmes changing less frequently than hitherto, fewer films were required.
And while both conglomerates needed independent producers to supply them with quota films (they showed 49 British first features between them in 1963), the supply was sufficiently buoyant that they could pick and choose.
Even the films of Allied Filmmakers, a company formed by Bryan Forbes, Richard Attenborough, Basil Dearden and Michael Relph with backing from Rank, sometimes found it difficult to secure a <head>circuit</head>booking.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40204" docsrc="bnc_CPP_166">
<answer instance="circuit.40204" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
AT&amp;T Co has raised &dollar;400m with an issue of notes due May 1 1995 at par to yield 3.35% for the first year, after which the notes' yield will float on a quarterly basis over the three-month London Interbank Offered Rate and are noncallable for life.
The lead manager for the issue was Lehman Brothers.        
GTE Corp, Stamford, Connecticut has issued &dollar;500m of 7.83% debentures due May 1 2023 and callable after 10 years, offered at par, via Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co.        
Jabil Circuit Inc, St Petersburg, Florida got its initial public offering of 2.5m shares, 2.25m new, away at &dollar;7 per share.
The independent supplier of turnkey manufacturing services for <head>circuit</head>board assemblies, subsystems and systems to major OEM customers in the personal computer and workstation, disk drive and other computer peripherals, communications and automotive industries.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40206" docsrc="bnc_CHK_434">
<answer instance="circuit.40206" senseid="circuit%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Atop a steep series of zig-zags the highest and most impressive peak, Sgurr Fhuaran (3,503ft), is now reached.    
Another steep descent leads on to grassy col and then yet more superb ridge walking, narrow and exposed, over Sgurr nan Saighead (3,047ft).    
By now your legs should be dropping hints about their preferences and if tiredness really has set in, the last top, Sgurr na Moraich, can be avoided by descending to the glen from the final col.    
Regardless of the shape you're in at the finish, only a glutton for punishment will relish the long haul back down the road to the car.         
Wastwater &mdash; a lake not to be missed.          
WALKING THE LAKES    
Lakeland Circuit    
In this second of his <head>circuit</head>around the Lake District, Paul Buttle outlines a further three days of great walking.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40207" docsrc="bnc_A0H_1812">
<answer instance="circuit.40207" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Remember, don't try to fly too close to the ground: 5 to 10 feet is quite all right and will make it much easier to smooth out any pitching which occurs before you have had time to get used to the light controls.
Once clear of the ground, most gliders are very similar to each other and you should have no problems.    
After releasing, slow right down, retrim the glider, and then raise the main wheel.
If they are fitted, set the flaps for cruising.    
Try circling at low speed and reversing the turn to get the feel of the ailerons.
Then check it is clear below and attempt a straight stall, followed by a few stalls in very gentle turns.
This will tell you if the glider has an obvious stall buffet and if it is likely to drop a wing during a stall when thermalling.    
Before you go down into the <head>circuit</head>area, increase the speed to 60&ndash;70 knots and try the airbrakes to see how badly they snatch and how effective they are.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40209" docsrc="bnc_ALW_2439">
<answer instance="circuit.40209" senseid="integrated_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Eastman's primary markets are the pharmaceutical and agrochemical industries, the photographic chemical and electronic materials markets, flavour and fragrances, organic and biological laboratory products, and custom synthesis/toll manufacture.    
For the pharmaceutical market, Eastman Fine Chemicals offers bulk pharmaceuticals, key intermediates, a substantial range of formulation excipients, together with custom synthesis in USA and Europe in FDA registered plants.
In the photographic chemicals market the company offers a range of intermediates and also chemicals for photo finishing.    
In the electronic materials market, they offer custom synthesis of photosensitizers, photo polymers, speciality organic chemicals and dyes used in the manufacture of integrated <head>circuit</head>devices and printed circuit boards.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40210" docsrc="bnc_B76_971">
<answer instance="circuit.40210" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The electrical problem arises from the finite time it takes a signal to travel across a chip.
The speed of the whole chip is restricted by the time it takes a signal to travel the longest distance.
Tomorrow's large and complex chips will consist of three-   dimensional   modular arrays, rather than today's &bquo;spaghetti&equo; wiring.        
New chip is a cool customer    
A NEW American semiconductor could overcome one or the biggest hurdles posed by the ever-diminishing size of integrated circuits.
It could open up a whole new range of products, especially portable equipment.    
The big problem with today's chips, which squeeze more than 120000 transistors into less than a square centimetre of silicon, is heat.
If heat cannot be dissipated <head>circuits</head>misbehave.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40212" docsrc="bnc_AE6_144">
<answer instance="circuit.40212" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Although he &bquo;sought to avoid public controversy&equo; &mdash; a standard Victorian prefix to anyone who enthusiastically engaged in political warfare &mdash; he was elected as a Poor Law Guardian and a member of the Burial Board and the Public Library Committee.
He was also co-secretary of the Enfield British School and chairman of the local Sunday School Union.    
Most ministers tended to face similar tasks: their primary work was to lead the church or, if a Methodist, to   work in his assigned circuit and to supervise the &bquo;stations&equo; with their local preachers.
His work included preparing sermons, managing a variety of organizations attached to the chapel, supervising the finances with the help of the deacons and trustees, if Baptist or Congregational, or the <head>circuit</head>stewards, if Methodist.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40213" docsrc="bnc_AT8_188">
<answer instance="circuit.40213" senseid="integrated_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
That a country can achieve a current account surplus of &dollar;20 billion with negligible energy resources and a daily bill for oil alone of well over &dollar; 100 million, is testimony to Japanese industrial strength and flexibility.    
One major reason for Japan's success in coping with the high cost energy environment since 1979 has been the remarkable reduction in oil (and total energy) use without sacrificing economic growth.
Between 1979 and 1983 energy consumption in Japan has fallen by 8%.
Oil consumption has fallen by over 20%.    
However, during the same period the Japanese economy has been growing at about 3% per year.
How has this remarkable reduction in the energy co-efficient been achieved?
One of the main factors has been a shift away from energy intensive industries and an increasing concentration on low energy, high technology sectors such as integrated <head>circuits</head>and computers.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40215" docsrc="bnc_CJA_2056">
<answer instance="circuit.40215" senseid="U"/>
<context>
All the stuff under the retaining net shifted and stirred.    
Then the disturbed tickets wriggled loose from the viewport beading and rose up together into their faces like a shoal of paper minnows.      
&bquo;Oh, damn,&equo; said Tabitha.    
Marco Metz laughed.
Slipping free from his web, he began to snatch slips of paper out of the air.        
They were a hundred thousand kilometres out from Schiaparelli.
A hundred thousand stars shone hard and steady in an eternity of space.
The traffic was light: the blue twinkle of a Mitchum magnet train on the Phobos-Byzantium run; a little old Fargo slipping down the gradient from Longevity or Silverside, fresh vegetables for the Martians.    
The  Alice   was running smoothly.
Tabitha ran an axis <head>circuit</head>check.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40216" docsrc="bnc_C92_397">
<answer instance="circuit.40216" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Most multimeters have ranges which are designed for measuring voltage, current and resistance.
Only a few are versatile enough to permit measurement of capacitance.
Following the two multimeter add-ons described in the last two instalments of Circuit Surgery, several readers have suggested that a simple device for directly measuring capacitance would be extremely useful.
With this in mind, I set about designing a circuit which could be used with an existing meter (preferably a digital type).    
The capacitance adapter can be highly recommended to anyone who needs a quick and effective means of measuring polyester, polystyrene and ceramic capacitors.    
The complete circuit of the capacitance range extender is shown in Fig. 1.
The <head>circuit</head>uses a single 555 timer connected as an astable oscillator which produces a square wave output at approximately 200Hz.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40218" docsrc="bnc_CD9_684">
<answer instance="circuit.40218" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Here, for instance, there is no doubt that Niki was of substantial help in closing the deal which brought McLaren the hugely successful TAG/Porsche engine, developed by Porsche but financed and sponsored by Mansour Ojjeh, the son of the head of Techniques d'Avant Garde, a French high-tech company with a substantial role in the development of weaponry.    
Because FI, in the wake of Renault, was shifting towards the turbo engine and because McLaren was beginning to develop the TAG/ Porsche engine, 1982 was something of a transitional year at the team and both Niki and his team-mate John Watson suffered in the results table, Watson actually finishing ahead of Niki in the championship, the first time he had ever been upstaged within his own team.
The year belonged to Keke Rosberg at Williams &mdash; though Ferrari's Didier Pironi might well have won the championship had it not been for his grave accident in the rain at Hockenheim.
Williams had soundness and reliability going for them; the rest of the field was extremely well balanced.    
In both 1982 and 1983, in fact, Niki seemed curiously abstracted from the business on the <head>circuit</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40220" docsrc="bnc_C92_1356">
<answer instance="circuit.40220" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40220" senseid="printed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Soldering must be carried out with great care, noting that most ties will melt instantly if touched by a soldering iron or molten solder.
Constructors with shaky hands are advised to place thin card between each pair of leads being soldered and the fabric.    
When viewed from the rear (Fig. 6.), all the left hand l.e.d. (anode) leads are connected to each other, using bare wire if necessary.
Each cathode (k) lead of the left hand line of l.e.d.s is connected to the anode (a) lead of the right hand l.e.d.s.    
Finally, all the cathode leads of the right hand line are connected to the p.c.b., with the lowest l.e.d. to copper pad 1, the next to pad 2 etc.
Insulated wires should be used for this purpose, and colour coding will avoid confusion.        
Fig 5.
Printed <head>circuit</head>board component layout and full size copper foil master pattern for the Tie Pulser.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40222" docsrc="bnc_A19_1173">
<answer instance="circuit.40222" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
First published in the US magazine EDN and edited here by Ian Hickman.      
NOR gate controls oscillator frequency    
You can make a simple, stable frequency-shift-keying (FSK) generator by adding an exclusive-  OR   gate to a standard cmos oscillator.
In this circuit (figure), the data input controls gate  IC ID   establishing positive or negative feedback around the oscillator formed by  IC IA IC IB   and  IC IC  .    
When the data input goes low,  IC ID   enters its non-inverting mode, and  R2   increases capacitor C's charging rate.
When the input returns high,  IC ID   inverts, and  R2   reduces C's charging current, thus lowering the oscillator's frequency.    
 R1   and C set the oscillator's frequency range, and  R2   determines the <head>circuit</head> 's frequency shift.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40223" docsrc="bnc_CD9_655">
<answer instance="circuit.40223" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
At the beginning of the year, the drivers make application for their super-licence, a recently introduced, sensible measure designed to make it more difficult for the totally unqualified to buy themselves drives.
When applications that year were made, Lauda and others were smart enough to realize that the licences had been so designed as to tie them to their teams, a move cleverly designed by certain constructors to lower the price war among drivers and to prevent desertions in the ranks.
The hidden agenda, which has never been properly discussed, was an attempt by American superagent Mark McCormack to muscle into the world of FI via Didier Pironi, then president of the drivers' association.    
Niki was a leader of the strike: not merely by seniority but because he was a natural leader and because Pironi was out at the <head>circuit</head>doing the negotiating.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40225" docsrc="bnc_BNV_678">
<answer instance="circuit.40225" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Five years ago I hired an aircraft to tour for two weeks in the USA and was briefed on the possibility of radio thefts and the method used.
The most popular venue was after dark at an airfield when there was pilot control of airfield lighting by radios used where there is no control tower or Flight Service Station or when the tower or FSS is closed; in other words, the airfield is unmanned.    
An aircraft would arrive ostensibly for night circuits.
After the first landing and during the taxi back to the take-off point the thief would be dropped off.
He had previously ascertained that there were at least two aircraft with similar radio fits and noted their positions.
Whilst the aircraft continued night <head>circuits</head>the thief would remove radios from aircraft A and then turn his attention to aircraft B, the aircraft with a similar radio fit.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40226" docsrc="bnc_ABH_3184">
<answer instance="circuit.40226" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This trick has been used since the last few years of the Vietnam war, and does not rely on any particularly outlandish circuitry.
Its success comes from its determination to do one thing as well as it can.
Such monomania has been useful to warriors since long before the silicon age.    
Laser-guided bombs have a small sensor in their nose, and little fins.
The two are linked via a microchip.
If the sensor is pointed straight at something reflecting the light of a laser beam &mdash; distinctive in its brightness and colour &mdash; the bomb's tiny mind is happy.
If the laser light wanders off centre, the bomb uses its fins to change its direction and angle of fall until the light is once again centred.    
Such simple <head>circuits</head>control many types of missile &mdash; radar seekers and heat seekers, for example.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40228" docsrc="bnc_CAY_451">
<answer instance="circuit.40228" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
When you do reach this point, the fact that most model helicopters have different handling characteristics between right and left hand turns will make matters even worse.    
It cannot be repeated too often &mdash; don't develop a bias towards one particular attitude or direction.
When you realise that this may be happening, do something about it &mdash; immediately!         
Typical damage caused by a boom strike.
Model shown is a Kalt &bquo;Cyclone&equo;, which has a belt-driven tail rotor.
The belt tension tends to increase the boom damage but makes for easier repairs.          
Advanced circuits      
Which way is it going?    
HAVING REACHED the point of flying your model around in <head>circuits</head> , rather like a fixed-wing model, you will sooner or later-probably sooner-arrive at a point where you are unsure of the model's exact position or attitude.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40229" docsrc="bnc_C91_153">
<answer instance="circuit.40229" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This can easily be obtained with small signal transistors in the output stage.
In fact the maximum output of the amplifier is just over 100mW and the &bquo;cans&equo; (headphones) will begin to distort long before the amplifier does with high level inputs.    
The output stage is only half the story however.
We need to drive this properly.
Several circuits were tried and the final choice was made in favour of an op.amp driver with it's output stage biased into class-A.
The Class-A Headphone Amplifier   described here has been measured for THD (total harmonic distortion) and bandwidth etc.
The results were as follows:          
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION    
One channel (left) of the Class-A Headphone Amplifier and the common power supply components is shown in the <head>circuit</head>diagram Fig. 1.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40231" docsrc="bnc_CPG_143">
<answer instance="circuit.40231" senseid="integrated_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He told the broadcasters to urge the Federal Communications Commission, now considering an industry standard for HDTV, to examine the possibilities for offering multimedia &mdash; also a hot topic at the Las Vegas Conference &mdash; through digital compression.        
PHILIPS PLANS TO EMBED MACROVISION's ANTI-PIRACY TECHNOLOGY INTO ITS COLOUR ENCODER CHIPS    
Macrovision Inc, Mountain View, and Philips Electronics NV's Philips Semiconductors came together at the National Association of Broadcasters trade show this week to announce that Philips' new NTSC and PAL colour encoder chips will include Macrovision's patented pay-per-view anti-copy system.
The system will enable manufacturers of digital compressed video set-top decoders to buy off-the-shelf components implementing copy protection, &bquo;securely embedded inside a single integrated <head>circuit</head> &equo; so that there is no way to bypass it without screwing up the decoder.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40232" docsrc="bnc_CSY_58">
<answer instance="circuit.40232" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Researchers from Hitachi Europe Ltd's Cambridge Laboratory, working with Cambridge University's Microelectronics Research Centre claim to have fabricated a memory cell that uses a single electron to store one bit, vastly reducing the power that would be required by huge-capacity memory chips &mdash; a device the size of a silver dollar could store 1T-bits while drawing just 0.1W: in current technology it would be the size of a tennis court and dissipate 10KW.
The one-bit device developed by the Cambridge scientists utilises the so-called Coulomb Blockade Effect where, if an isolated area of conductor is made suitably small, the change of energy resulting from the gain or loss of an electron prevents further electrons from entering, and existing ones from leaving.
The memory node itself is a small conducting region connected to an external <head>circuit</head>by a   multiple   tunnel junction and controlled by special gate capacitors.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40234" docsrc="bnc_A6A_1454">
<answer instance="circuit.40234" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
They didn't ask for any money, they just wanted a good royalty and help with promotion.
From then on, they delivered an album absolutely on time for an August or September release six years running.
They always had their own plans.
They never complained that their music wasn't on certain radio stations because they understood the scope of their work.
It made life very easy for us.
We could concentrate on trying to bring their product to as many people in the market place as possible.
We weren't also having to create the idea and the reason for the band's existence.
They had those already.    
If a band's young manager could come to me with an independently produced EP, with live <head>circuit</head>work pulling good crowds, success in merchandising T-shirts, and evidence of media interest, that would be a fantastic beginning.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40235" docsrc="bnc_A7V_358">
<answer instance="circuit.40235" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
One young Lhasa lay-woman, a secondary school teacher, was sentenced to two years' jail for writing a manifesto.
She was so badly tortured that the authorities had to send her to hospital.
They first extracted a written guarantee of good conduct from her uncle and aunt, who are now required to pay for the medical treatment which, if successful, will allow the woman to return to prison.    
Nuns have been prominent in all the large demonstrations which culminated in the March 5 to March 7 demonstration this year and the imposition of martial law.
But they have also staged their own protests.    
One was held in December 1987 and another five during 1988.
Despite the repression, seven protests have been staged so far this year.    
It used to be possible to complete three <head>circuits</head>of the Barkhor before being detained.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40237" docsrc="bnc_CKL_873">
<answer instance="circuit.40237" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40237" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
The women's competition was a two horse race between last year's winners Surrey and previous champions Essex.
Both eased their way to victory over Yorkshire and Surrey to set up a final day showdown.
However, with Sarah Bentley making her singles debut for Surrey, the holders wasted little time in establishing a winning 5&ndash;1 lead to retain their title.    
Yorkshire defeated Sussex to finish third, but both teams were demoted.
Joining Surrey and Essex in Group 1 next year will be Lancashire, back after a year's absence, and Norfolk.       
Hampshire's winning team &mdash; (left to right)          
JUNIOR TENNIS WORLD      
CROSS IS THE BOSS!      
The Coventry leg, the second of the LTA's 1991/2 Junior Winter Indoor <head>Circuit</head> , was won by 17 year old Karen Cross, from Devon, her first 18 and under title.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40239" docsrc="bnc_CHA_3452">
<answer instance="circuit.40239" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Many RSC actresses removed their clothes, and it cost a lot less to make than that year's high-brow smash,  Brideshead Revisited  .        
1982 The Young Ones    
THIS WAS the year that Channel 4 was launched in a flurry of bogus controv about some swearing on  Brookside   (&bquo;CHANNEL SWORE&equo; said the oh-so-clever  Daily Express  ).
But the real bombshell was busy occurring on that other &bquo;minority&equo; station, BBC2.
Co-written by then-nobody Ben Elton and starring then-nobodies Mayall, Planer and Edmondson, it took the half-hour sit-com framework and smashed it to bits with a sawn-off cricket bat.
Combining carbon violence with well-honed student stereotypes (as road-tested on the live alternative cabaret <head>circuit</head> ), it made huge, mainstream stars of its three main protagonists, plus writer Elton and cameo star Alexei Sayle.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40241" docsrc="bnc_AKJ_355">
<answer instance="circuit.40241" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Fo has a ludicrously inflated reputation in Britain &mdash; largely, I suspect, because he combines his left-wing views with an anarchic humour.    
He's the madcap Italian Marxist, the man who proved that agit-prop can be fun, and there's no doubt that his best-known play, Accidental Death of an Anarchist (1970), contains moments of true farcical delirium.
But for those who don't share his views, the crude sloganeering keeps getting in the way of a good time.
And in The Pope and the Witch, the comedy is so puerile and shambolic that there's never any risk of having a good time anyway.    
This may not be entirely Fo's fault.
The adapter, Andy de la Tour, used to be one of the unfunniest comedians on the alternative cabaret <head>circuit</head> , a chap with a black hole where his sense of humour ought to be.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40242" docsrc="bnc_CRB_3067">
<answer instance="circuit.40242" senseid="short_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
And as well as producing less secondary waste, the dry-ice system is also gentle enough to be used on things too delicate to withstand sand.
CO2 pellets do not pit or cut the surface they are cleaning.    
One car-part manufacturer has already replaced sand-blasting with a CO2 system for cleaning its moulds.
A continuous moulding machine for making wheel hubs will yield a more consistent product with less time spent idle when cleaned with the frozen pellets.
And there is less risk of getting sand into the machinery, or the workers' lungs.
Some power companies are taking advantage of the technique to clean large generators quickly.
Previously they used corn-cob husks and bits of walnut shell to remove the carbon dust and oil that build up in large motors and cause them to short <head>circuit</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40244" docsrc="bnc_CMA_1209">
<answer instance="circuit.40244" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40244" senseid="circuit%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
But others, principally in cognitive science and evolutionary biology, have come to see the gap as a largely unknown evolutionary process, a complicated and fascinating interaction in which culture is generated by biological process while biological traits are simultaneously altered by genetic evolution in response to cultural innovation.    
Charles J. Lumsden and I have recently studied this dual evolutionary process, which we call gene-culture coevolution (Lumsden &amp; Wilson, 1981).
We have attempted to align a previously independent field of inquiry, cognitive and developmental psychology, with evolutionary biology and particularly sociobiology, and in so doing have constructed an ensemble of models that trace, at times clumsily and imperfectly, behavioural development from the genetic blueprint to the assembly of the nervous system to the learning process &mdash; and then back down to the alteration of gene frequencies by natural selection operating within the context of particular cultures.
The full sequence covered by our models is referred to as the <head>circuit</head>of gene-culture coevolution.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40245" docsrc="bnc_A19_2045">
<answer instance="circuit.40245" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This arrangement greatly reduced both crossover and other distortions.
It also did away with the need for bias adjustment on the output devices &mdash; a most desirable quality.
I called it  Class S  .
Based on the simple concept of maintaining balance in a bridge, it managed this without being intrinsically sensitive to loudspeaker load impedance variations.    
In other words it rendered, at a stroke, conventional Class B circuits obsolete for serious audio systems.
Indeed there is a strong case for using it generally, even among lower quality systems when the lack of setting up is taken into account.    
In 1983, the international electronics company Technics, a subsidiary of Matsushita, patented a <head>circuit</head>which it called  Class AA  , a strikingly similar design to my Class S arrangement shown in Fig. 1.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40247" docsrc="bnc_CP7_173">
<answer instance="circuit.40247" senseid="circuit_court_of_appeals%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The product is also claimed to have enhanced diagnostic capabilities to manage enterprise-wide networks as well as an Integrated Boot Device, which uses Flash memory, a floppy drive for loading software upgrades and for data collection, and SNMP time-stamped event logging with a real time clock.
Finally, an internal modem is included for remote diagnosis.
Available now, the CNX 600 has a base price of &pound;12,900, with an average configuration priced at &pound;17,200.        
UNIX LABS BEATS ON JUDGE TO REVERSE HIS BERKELEY SOFTWARE DECISION    
In the matter of its lawsuit against Berkeley Software Design Inc for copyright infringement and misappropriation of trade secrets, Unix System Laboratories Inc has decided to file a petition for reconsideration with Judge Dickinson Debevoise before it goes over his head to the <head>Circuit</head>Court of Appeals.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40248" docsrc="bnc_BMK_265">
<answer instance="circuit.40248" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The gap between the two is larger in GaAs than silicon but skilful doping with trace elements like aluminium can make the gap wider or narrower to an accurate specification.    
Judicious use of this &bquo;band gap engineering&equo;, which calls for sound physical chemistry, allows the exploitation of valence to conduction band switching of electrons.
In any semiconductor electrons move freely through a crystalline lattice and because the conduction electrons are shared by all the atoms the lattice takes on a tube-like character for easy passage of electrons.    
In GaAs chips arrays of gallium and arsenic atoms provide a weaker attraction for moving electrons than in silicon chips &mdash; the electrons have a small effective mass, travel faster &gt;10  6   cm s  -1  , and go further between collisions than electrons in silicon.
The result is that GaAs based <head>circuits</head>work faster than silicon.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40250" docsrc="bnc_AS1_987">
<answer instance="circuit.40250" senseid="electrical_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
From the sealed fused container located inside the house, &bquo;tails&equo; are taken to the consumer control switch, past a main fuse to the consumer's distribution unit with 6, 8 or 10 connecting points and fuses.
From these connecting points circuit wires are fed to the various parts of the property where outlets are required.    
To protect each line, fuses of relevant capacity are incorporated in the positive line of the circuit before it leaves the consumer unit.
It is vital that throughout the installation all positive lines are fused.
Mistakes between positive and neutral fusing are critical and could be fatal, which is why it is vital that work on the electrical <head>circuits</head>should only be carried out by the Electricity Board or by an NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation   Contracting) registered contractor.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40251" docsrc="bnc_C92_211">
<answer instance="circuit.40251" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40251" senseid="printed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The prototype was housed in a plastic instrument case having aluminium front and rear panels, but there are plenty of cases of about this size to choose from.
The two controls and two sockets are mounted on the front panel.
3.5 millimetre jack sockets have been used for JK1 and JK2, but you can obviously use an alternative such as phono sockets or standard jacks, if these will fit in better with other equipment.
The exact layout is not too important, but as with any project, try to avoid layouts that result in lots of long and crossed-over wiring.    
The printed <head>circuit</head>board is mounted on the base panel of the case using either plastic stand-offs or 6BA bolts plus nuts and spacers The board is mounted towards the rear of the case, leaving sufficient space for the battery in front of or to one side of the it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40253" docsrc="bnc_AD7_505">
<answer instance="circuit.40253" senseid="lap%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Six other horses were in the line-up, of which the most fancied were Combs Ditch, who had beaten Bregawn in their warm-up race at Wincanton, Fifty Dollars More, winner of the Mackeson Gold Cup on the course the previous November, and Brown Chamberlin, a promising eight-year-old from Fred Winter's stable who had won the Sun Alliance Chase in 1982.
Bregawn started 100&ndash;30 favourite, with Combs Ditch second favourite at 9&ndash;2.
Of the other Dickinson runners, Silver Buck was 5&mdash;1, Wayward Lad 6&ndash;1, Captain John 11&ndash;1 and Ashley House 12&ndash;1.    
Bregawn gave no trouble at the start and in the early stages of the race stayed close behind the leader, 500&ndash;1 outsider Whiggie Geo.
Climbing the hill for the first time   Whiggie Geo dropped back and Bradley decided to try to make the rest of the running.
At the end of the first <head>circuit</head>Brown Chamberlin, who had been jumping sketchily, was pulled up, and as the field came past the stands and swung away into the country again Bregawn kept up his gallop.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40254" docsrc="bnc_CD9_697">
<answer instance="circuit.40254" senseid="circuit%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Prost could be said to represent the next generation of drivers and Niki the past.
Prost was every bit as good at intra-team politics as Niki; he was his equal in testing and perhaps slightly his superior (as would be proper for a younger driver) in combative driving.
Knowing both men as well as I did, I was one of the few who did not think there would be any major friction between them &mdash; both men were far too smart for that-but I did think Niki would find himself struggling for a primacy which he had long taken for granted.
I also knew that, when challenged, Niki would rise to the occasion.    
In fact, the next year, 1984, was to be a memorable one in motor racing, distinguished by an extraordinary battle fought by the two men with all the means at their disposal, but always honestly and intelligently, on the <head>circuit</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40256" docsrc="bnc_C91_426">
<answer instance="circuit.40256" senseid="circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In order to set this for optimum sensitivity, a one ohm resistor should be connected across the probes and the control is adjusted until the l.e.d.  just   becomes illuminated.
The resistor can now be removed and the instrument will be ready for use.
If necessary, the circuit of Fig. 2 can be duplicated to permit simultaneous adjustment of both engines on a twin engined aircraft.    
Finally, the pulse comparator arrangement shown in Fig. 3 has been provided as &bquo;food for thought&equo;.
This circuit should be capable of adaptation for use in synchronizing the speed of two engines   when the engines are actually running.
It should be noted that the circuit assumes that both contact breakers interrupt the current for an identical proportion of the cycle.
The <head>circuit</head>has been &bquo;bench tested&equo; and, with the values quoted, it was found quite possible to detect synchronism of two pulse trains to within two per cent.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40258" docsrc="bnc_B0M_650">
<answer instance="circuit.40258" senseid="circuit_board%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="circuit.40258" senseid="printed_circuit%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Another paint business is liquid coatings for plastics &mdash; mainly car parts &mdash; and Morton has a European position in this through its acquisition of the Dr Renger company.
&bquo;Clearly there is an opportunity for us to grow in Europe as more and more of the automobile is made from plastic and we can pick up a fairly good part of the business&equo;, Hobor said.
Dr Renger brought with it a coating for compact discs, which Morton has introduced to US manufacturers.    
The US electronic industries have been in recession for about four years, and Morton's business in this area is driven by computers, telecommunications and consumer electronics including components for cars, all of which have been hit.
Morton mainly supplies photoresists and process chemicals for manufacturing printed <head>circuit</head>boards and in semi-conductor photoimaging.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30002" docsrc="wsj_1000.mrg_26">
<answer instance="circuit.30002" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Small investors perceive that ``big operators'' dominate the market, said
Thomas O'Hara, chairman of the National Association of Investors and head
of the exchange's Individual Investors Advisory Committee set up after the
1987 crash.  ``The impression I 've got is they 'd love to do away with it
-LCB- program trading -RCB-, but they -LCB- the exchange -RCB- ca n't do it,''
he said.  Big Board Chairman John J. Phelan said in a recent interview that
he has no inclination to eliminate program trading.  He said the market's
volatility disturbs him, but that all the exchange can do is ``slow down
the process'' by using its circuit breakers and shock absorbers.  Mr.
Timbers countered that ``the mere fact they put in
<head>circuit</head> breakers is an admission of their problems.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30003" docsrc="wsj_0944.mrg_17">
<answer instance="circuit.30003" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
He distinguished the two cases: In Salinger, Judge Leval noted, the
quotations were for the purpose of enlivening the biography rather than of
proving points about the subject.  Still the Salinger decision created a
strong presumption against fair use of unpublished materials.  Judge Leval
reluctantly concluded that a few of Mr. Miller's quotations from Mr. Hubbard
's unpublished writings, because they were not necessary to prove
historical points, failed the fair-use test and therefore infringed
copyright.  But the proper remedy, Judge Leval said, lay in a suit for
damages, not in an injunction.  The case went on appeal to the Second
<head>Circuit</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30008" docsrc="wsj_0779.mrg_11">
<answer instance="circuit.30008" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
As the market tumbled, disorderly market conditions prevailed: The margins
between buying bids and selling bids widened; trading in many stocks was
suspended; orders took unduly long to be executed; and many specialists
stopped trading altogether.  These failures in turn contributed to the fall
in the market averages: Uncertainty extracted an extra risk premium and
margin-calls triggered additional selling pressures.  The situation was
like that of a skier who is thrown slightly off balance by an unexpected
bump on the slope.  His skis spread farther and farther apart -- just as
buy-sell spreads widen during a financial panic -- and soon he is out of
control.  Unable to stop his accelerating descent, he crashes.  After the
1987 crash, and as a result of the recommendations of many studies, ``
<head>circuit</head> breakers'' were devised to allow market
participants to regroup and restore orderly market conditions.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30011" docsrc="wsj_0118.mrg_60">
<answer instance="circuit.30011" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
``I have not seen one iota of evidence'' to support restrictions on program
trading, says a Vanderbilt University finance professor, Hans Stoll, an
authority on the subject.  Says the Big Board's Mr. Phelan, ``Volatility is
greater than program trading.'' The Oct. 13 plunge was triggered not by
program traders, but by news of the unraveling of the $6.79 billion buy-out
of UAL Corp.  Unable to unload UAL and other airline shares, takeover-stock
speculators, or risk arbitragers, dumped every blue-chip stock they had.
While program trades swiftly kicked in, a ``<head>circuit</head>
breaker'' that halted trading in stock futures in Chicago made some program
trading impossible.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30016" docsrc="wsj_0987.mrg_6">
<answer instance="circuit.30016" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Breeden, in his first testimony to Congress since taking the SEC post,
said the agency is studying the Friday the 13th market plunge, including
how current circuit breakers affected the market that day and the following
Monday.  After the study, the SEC would be willing to consider adding new
circuit breakers or fine-tuning the current ones, he added.  Circuit
breakers, designed to give the markets a breather in cases of sharp price
movements, curb trading of futures or stocks at various trigger points.  At
certain points during the Friday the 13th drop, circuit breakers kicked in
on the futures market, slowing trading at times.  A
<head>circuit</head> breaker that would have closed down the New York
Stock Exchange was n't tripped.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30018" docsrc="wsj_2224.mrg_8">
<answer instance="circuit.30018" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
``We had no operating problems at all,'' Mr. Phelan said after the market
closed.  ``All the things that we set up to slow down the process, to let
people know that the market was in an extreme position, worked extremely
well.'' Prices for the 416.3 million shares that changed hands during the
session were carried on the exchange's trading tape with barely a delay,
officials said.  While reaching blockbuster proportions yesterday, the
volume was still well within the 600 million-share capacity that the
exchange has said it can handle daily since beefing up its computers after
the October 1987 crash.  The so-called <head>circuit</head> breakers
devised by the Big Board and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to quell free
falls in stock and futures prices were n't triggered yesterday because the
markets were higher for most of the day.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30021" docsrc="wsj_2300.mrg_54">
<answer instance="circuit.30021" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
``When the airline information came through, it cracked every model we had
for the marketplace,'' said a managing director at one of the largest
program-trading firms.  ``We did n't even get a chance to do the programs
we wanted to do.'' But stocks kept falling.  The Dow industrials were down
55 points at 3 p.m. before the futures-trading halt.  At 3:30 p.m., at the
end of the ``cooling off'' period, the average was down 114.76 points.
Meanwhile, during the the S&amp;P trading halt, S&amp;P futures sell orders began
piling up, while stocks in New York kept falling sharply.  Big Board
Chairman John J. Phelan said yesterday the <head>circuit</head>
breaker ``worked well mechanically.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30022" docsrc="wsj_2417.mrg_12">
<answer instance="circuit.30022" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
A deeper market plunge today could give them their first test.  A further
slide also would resurrect debate over a host of other, more sweeping
changes proposed -- but not implemented -- after the last crash.  Most
notably, several of the regulatory steps recommended by the Brady Task Force,
which analyzed the 1987 crash, would be revived -- especially because that
group's chairman is now the Treasury secretary.  The most controversial of
the Brady recommendations involved establishing a single overarching
regulator to handle crucial cross-market questions, such as setting
consistent margin requirements for the stock and futures markets.  But for
the moment, attention focuses on the reforms that were put into place, and
market regulators and participants said the <head>circuit</head>
breakers worked as intended.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30024" docsrc="wsj_2417.mrg_36">
<answer instance="circuit.30024" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
At the outset the prime target was program trading, which was much
discussed but little understood on Capitol Hill.  There were also calls to
strip the stock markets of ``derivative'' products, such as stock-index
futures and options, which Federal Judge Stanley Sporkin, for example,
likened to ``barnacles attached to the basic market.'' And there was much
criticism of the New York Stock Exchange's system of having stock trades
flow through specialists, or market makers.  When the Brady Task Force's
powerful analysis of the crash was released in January 1988, it immediately
reshaped the reformers 'agenda.  Arguing that the separate financial
marketplaces acted as one, and concluding that the crash had ``raised the
possibility of a full-scale financial system breakdown,'' the presidential
task force called for establishing a super-regulator to oversee the markets,
to make margins consistent across markets, to unify clearing systems and to
install <head>circuit</head> breakers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30026" docsrc="wsj_2222.mrg_5">
<answer instance="circuit.30026" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Added another executive at a big bank: ``We were all a little goosey over
the weekend trying to forecast what would happen -LCB- Monday -RCB-, but it
's been very quiet.  Now, as for tomorrow, hell, who knows?  What happened
Friday shows that financial markets are not yet sufficiently coordinated to
handle another meltdown in prices.  No fiddling with systems and procedures
will ever prevent markets from suffering a panic wave of selling.  But
markets can operate with greater or lesser efficiency.  After the 1987
plunge, markets agreed that it would be wise to halt trading whenever panic
conditions arose.  The New York Stock Exchange adopted two specific
<head>circuit</head> breakers: If the Dow Jones index falls 250
points in a day, the exchange will halt trading for one hour; if the
decline hits 400 points, the exchange will close for an additional two hours.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30028" docsrc="wsj_2417.mrg_24">
<answer instance="circuit.30028" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
``There was no panic.  The system worked the way we devised it to work.''
After reopening for about 15 minutes, the S&amp;P index tumbled to its 30-point
limit and the second freeze went into effect.  Traders then spent the last
half-hour ``watching to see if the Dow would drop 250 points,'' Mr. Dubnow
added, referring to the level at which the stock market itself would have
closed for an hour.  One observer estimated that 80 % to 90 % of the S&amp;P
traders ``were just standing around watching.'' But the 250-point
<head>circuit</head> breaker never had to kick in, and freezes on the
Chicago Board of Trade's Major Market Index also were n't triggered.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30033" docsrc="wsj_2222.mrg_11">
<answer instance="circuit.30033" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The New York Stock Exchange adopted two specific circuit breakers: If the
Dow Jones index falls 250 points in a day, the exchange will halt trading
for one hour; if the decline hits 400 points, the exchange will close for
an additional two hours.  The rationale is that an interruption of trading
will allow investors to reconsider their strategies, calm sellers and lead
buyers to enter the market at indicated new price levels.  It is impossible
to know whether that theory is realistic.  A temporary cessation of trading
may indeed discourage a selling panic from feeding on itself.  But there is
also the possibility that shutting down markets will intensify fears and
cause an even more abrupt slide in prices.  What happened Friday was the
worst of all worlds.  The futures exchanges followed their own pre-set
<head>circuit</head> breakers and shut down at about 3 p.m. for 30
minutes, after the Standard &amp; Poor's 500 stock index had fallen 12 points,
or about 100 points on the Dow Jones index.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30035" docsrc="wsj_0601.mrg_21">
<answer instance="circuit.30035" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Some of the associations have recommended Dr. Alan D. Lourie, 54, a former
patent agent with a doctorate in organic chemistry who now is associate
general counsel with SmithKline Beckman Corp. in Philadelphia.  Dr. Lourie
says the Justice Department interviewed him last July.  Their effort has
received a lukewarm response from the Justice Department.  ``We do not feel
that seats are reserved (for patent lawyers),'' says Justice spokesman
David Runkel, who declines to say how soon a candidate will be named.  ``
But we will take it into consideration.'' The Justice Department's view is
shared by other lawyers and at least one member of the court, Judge H.
Robert Mayer, a former civil litigator who served at the claims court trial
level before he was appointed to the Federal <head>Circuit</head> two
years ago.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30036" docsrc="wsj_2222.mrg_27">
<answer instance="circuit.30036" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
To achieve maximum liquidity and minimize price volatility, either all
markets should be open to trading or none.  Synchronized circuit breakers
would not have halted the slide in prices on Friday, but they probably
would have made for smoother, less volatile executions.  It's time for the
exchanges and the Securities and Exchange Commission to agree on joint
conditions for halting trading or staying open.  Let's not have one market
shut down for 30 minutes when the Dow declines 100 points and another shut
down for an hour after a 250-point decline.  The need for hurried
last-minute telephone negotiations among market officials will disappear
once rules are in place that synchronize <head>circuit</head>
breakers in all markets.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30039" docsrc="wsj_1692.mrg_2">
<answer instance="circuit.30039" senseid="circuit_court_of_appeals%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
``Empty tank cars will float away on you if you get a big tidal surge.''
Still, Vista officials realize they 're relatively fortunate.  ``With a
hurricane you know it's coming.  You have time to put precautionary
mechanisms in place,'' notes a Vista spokeswoman.  ``A situation like San
Francisco is so frightening because there's no warning.  Former Democratic
fund-raiser Thomas M. Gaubert, whose savings and loan was wrested from his
control by federal thrift regulators, has been granted court permission to
sue the regulators.  In a ruling by the Fifth U.S.
<head>Circuit</head> Court of Appeals in New Orleans, Mr. Gaubert
received the go-ahead to pursue a claim against the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas for losses he suffered when
the Bank Board closed the Independent American Savings Association of Irving,
Texas.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30040" docsrc="wsj_2057.mrg_43">
<answer instance="circuit.30040" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
``The institutions have driven (commission) rates down to the point where
it makes no sense to commit capital,'' says Tom Gallagher, senior executive
vice president in charge of institutional trading at Oppenheimer &amp; Co.  ``
Why should I risk money for a guy for who's paying me five cents a dance?
All you get is risk.'' Lack of liquidity can also result from exchange ``
reforms.'' Many traders say that ``circuit breakers'' put in place to damp
volatility after the 1987 crash actually added to volatility when the stock
market plunged Friday.  The <head>circuit</head> breakers caused a
30-minute shutdown in trading in Standard &amp; Poor's 500-stock index futures
contract as the markets were falling.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30043" docsrc="wsj_2417.mrg_39">
<answer instance="circuit.30043" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Arguing that the separate financial marketplaces acted as one, and
concluding that the crash had ``raised the possibility of a full-scale
financial system breakdown,'' the presidential task force called for
establishing a super-regulator to oversee the markets, to make margins
consistent across markets, to unify clearing systems and to install circuit
breakers.  Only the last of those recommendations ever was implemented.
The Reagan White House held the Brady recommendations at arm's length and
named a second panel -- the Working Group on the Financial Markets -- to
review its analysis and those of other crash studies.  In May 1988, the
Working Group, made up of representatives from the Federal Reserve, the
Treasury, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Commodity Futures
Trading Commission, finally endorsed only <head>circuit</head>
breakers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30044" docsrc="wsj_0469.mrg_19">
<answer instance="circuit.30044" senseid="circuit_court_of_appeals%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Under New York law, elected judges must retire at age 70, but then can be
appointed to two-year terms until they reach 76.  A spokeswoman for the
state's Office of Court Administration declined to comment on the suit.
But she said the state currently has 35 appointed judges who are over 70.
In Connecticut, however, most state judges are appointed by the governor
and approved by the state legislature.  The parties in the Connecticut case
have agreed to stay proceedings pending the appeal of another EEOC age-bias
case against Vermont.  In the Vermont case, a federal judge ruled that the
state's mandatory age of 70 for appointed judges was illegal; Vermont's
appeal of that decision is pending before the U.S. Second
<head>Circuit</head> Court of Appeals in Manhattan.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30046" docsrc="wsj_0944.mrg_41">
<answer instance="circuit.30046" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Yet at the moment they are the judges who are making the law.  As matters
stand, the Salinger ruling, torn from context and broadly construed, is
controlling.  If an author quotes ``more than minimal amounts'' of
unpublished copyrighted materials, as the Salinger decision had it, ``he
deserves to be enjoined.'' The courts have not defined ``minimal amounts,''
but publishers, I understand, take it to mean about 50 words.  The ``
Bare-Faced Messiah'' decision strikes a blow against the whole historical
enterprise.  A second decision, handed down in August by the Court of
Appeals for the Ninth <head>Circuit</head>, is another blow against
scholarship.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30047" docsrc="wsj_0601.mrg_4">
<answer instance="circuit.30047" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Spencer J. Volk, president and chief operating officer of this consumer and
industrial products company, was elected a director.  Mr. Volk, 55 years old,
succeeds Duncan Dwight, who retired in September.  In an age of
specialization, the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the
generalist.  A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases, from arson
to securities fraud, without missing a beat.  But even on the federal bench,
specialization is creeping in, and it has become a subject of sharp
controversy on the newest federal appeals court.  The Court of Appeals for
the Federal <head>Circuit</head> was created in 1982 to serve, among
other things, as the court of last resort for most patent disputes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30052" docsrc="wsj_1043.mrg_4">
<answer instance="circuit.30052" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Avon also said it will issue an additional 243,677 of the Class C warrants
to holders of its Class A, Class B and unclassified warrants.  Issuance of
those warrants will be at the rate of one-third warrant for each warrant
exercised.  THE BIG BOARD PLANS to launch its own vehicle for program
trading today amid growing controversy over the practice.  The new ``baskets''
of stocks will allow big investors to buy or sell all 500 S&amp;P index stocks
in a single trade.  The exchange argues that the product, which the SEC
temporarily approved yesterday, will help ease rather than worsen any
volatility in the stock market.  SEC Chairman Breeden said he would
consider imposing ``<head>circuit</head> breakers'' to halt program
trading during sharp swings in the market.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30053" docsrc="wsj_2429.mrg_29">
<answer instance="circuit.30053" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In the 1987 crash, remember, the market was shaken by a Danny Rostenkowski
proposal to tax takeovers out of existance.  Even more important, in our
view, was the Treasury's threat to thrash the dollar.  The Treasury is
doing the same thing today; thankfully, the dollar is not under 1987-style
pressure.  Also, traders are in better shape today than in 1987 to survive
selling binges.  They are better capitalized.  They are in less danger of
losing liquidity simply because of tape lags and clearing and settlement
delays.  The Fed promises any needed liquidity.  The Big Board's liaison
with the Chicago Board of Trade has improved; it will be interesting to
learn if ``<head>circuit</head> breakers'' prove to be a good idea.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30056" docsrc="wsj_2222.mrg_24">
<answer instance="circuit.30056" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
At this point, the options markets also shut down and once more left all
sales to be handled by the New York Stock Exchange.  It is time to
recognize that the New York Stock Exchange, the futures markets and the
options markets, though physically separate, have actually become so
closely intertwined as to constitute one market effectively.  Traders can
vary their strategies and execute their orders in any one of them.  It
therefore makes no sense for each market to adopt different circuit breakers.
To achieve maximum liquidity and minimize price volatility, either all
markets should be open to trading or none.  Synchronized
<head>circuit</head> breakers would not have halted the slide in
prices on Friday, but they probably would have made for smoother, less
volatile executions.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30058" docsrc="wsj_1692.mrg_7">
<answer instance="circuit.30058" senseid="circuit%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
As part of the agreement, Mr. Gaubert contributed real estate valued at $25
million to the assets of Independent American.  While under the control of
federal regulators, Independent American's net worth dropped from $75
million to a negative $400 million, wiping out the value of Mr. Gaubert's
real estate contribution and his stock in the institution.  Mr. Gaubert's
suit to recover his damages was dismissed last year by U.S. District Judge
Robert Maloney of Dallas under the Federal Tort Claims Act, which offers
broad protection for actions by federal agencies and employees.  Earlier
this week, a Fifth <head>Circuit</head> appellate panel upheld Judge
Maloney's dismissal of Mr. Gaubert's claim as a shareholder but said the
judge should reconsider Mr. Gaubert's claim for the loss of his property.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30062" docsrc="wsj_0987.mrg_2">
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FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (Fannie Mae): Posted yields on 30
year mortgage commitments for delivery within 30 days (priced at par) 9.68 %,
standard conventional fixed-rate mortgages; 8.70 %, 6 2 rate capped
one-year adjustable rate mortgages.  Source: Telerate Systems Inc.  MERRILL
LYNCH READY ASSETS TRUST: 8.62 %.  Annualized average rate of return after
expenses for the past 30 days; not a forecast of future returns.
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Richard Breeden told a
congressional subcommittee that he would consider imposing ``circuit
breakers'' to halt program trading at volatile times.  Mr. Breeden, in his
first testimony to Congress since taking the SEC post, said the agency is
studying the Friday the 13th market plunge, including how current
<head>circuit</head> breakers affected the market that day and the
following Monday.
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<answer instance="circuit.30064" senseid="circuit_breaker%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
These failures in turn contributed to the fall in the market averages:
Uncertainty extracted an extra risk premium and margin-calls triggered
additional selling pressures.  The situation was like that of a skier who
is thrown slightly off balance by an unexpected bump on the slope.  His
skis spread farther and farther apart -- just as buy-sell spreads widen
during a financial panic -- and soon he is out of control.  Unable to stop
his accelerating descent, he crashes.  After the 1987 crash, and as a
result of the recommendations of many studies, ``circuit breakers'' were
devised to allow market participants to regroup and restore orderly market
conditions.  It's doubtful, though, whether <head>circuit</head>
breakers do any real good.
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Suit: Which season the bag is suitable for.
A number shows how many seasons.
FC-Family camping for caravans etc.
E-Expedition.    
Const: The type of construction: BW-Box wall, DB-Double bag, D-Diamond Quilted, DL-Double layer, OS-Offset stitched, OSA-Offset stitched with Thermoflect (aluminised reflective barrier), RB-Radiant Barrier, RS-Random stitched, Sh-Shingle, SW-Slant wall, TS-Through stitched, VB-V Baffle.    
Foot Const: B-Box, E-Elephant's foot, F-Fishtail, Fl-Flat, Sh-Shaped            
Market roundup    
Waterproofers    
There's plenty of products to help you beat the leaks and protect your outdoor gear      
Nikwax waterproofing wax    
A <head>colourless</head> non-softening wax giving abrasion-resistant waterproof coating to leather boots.
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<answer instance="colorless.40003" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
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Arles, June 1888.
To Emile Bernard.    
I spent a week at Saintes-Maries, and to get there I drove in a diligence across the Camargue with its vineyards, moors, and flat fields like Holland.
There, at Saintes-Maries, were girls who reminded me of Cimabue and Giotto &mdash; thin, straight, somewhat sad and mystic.
On the perfectly flat sandy beach little green, red, blue boats, so pretty in shape and colour that they made one think of flowers&hellip;    
What I should like to find out is the effect of an intenser blue in the sky.
Fromentin and Gerome see the soil of the South as colourless, and a lot of people see it like that.
My God, yes, if you take some sand in your hand, if you look at it closely and also water, and also air, they are all <head>colourless</head> , looked&quot; at in this way.
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Structural deformations linked to the B  I   -B  II   transitions.
The upper diagram shows the evolution of local curvature (angle between successive helical axis vectors in degrees) as B  II   sites are created (numbers indicate the junctions involved, see caption to figure 3).
The lower diagrams show roll and twist as a function of &egr;-&zgr; for minimal energy model conformations (crosses) and for crystallographic results (squares).          
Mitochondrial genes in the colourless alga  Prototheca wickerhamii   resemble plant genes in their exons but fungal genes in their introns      
ABSTRACT    
The mitochondrial DNA from the <head>colourless</head> alga  Prototheca wickerhamii   contains two mosaic genes as was revealed from complete sequencing of the circular extranuclear genome.
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&bquo;Who in God's name is Sebastian?&equo;    
&bquo;Some boy,&equo; said Mrs Wexford.
&bquo;He's only just gone.&equo;    
Her husband considered pushing the dog on to the floor, thought better of it, and went sulkily off to bed.
His daughter's beauty had never ceased to surprise the chief inspector.
Sylvia, the elder married one, was well-built and healthy, but that was the best that could be said for her; Mrs Wexford had a magnificent figure and a fine profile although she had never been of the stuff that wins beauty contests.
While he&hellip;
All he needed, he sometimes thought, was a trunk to make him look exactly like an elephant.
His body was huge and ponderous, his skin pachydermatous, wrinkled and grey, and his three-cornered ears stuck out absurdly under the sparse fringe of <head>colourless</head> hair.
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&quot; Any more than I can explain why cholera should have always attacked those of   our soldiers who had recently arrived in the Crimea in preference to those who had been there for some time&hellip;
Or why, as has been suggested, Jews should be immune to cholera, and many other things about this mysterious disease.&quot;    
Ah, it had been a mistake to mention Jews.
The Magistrate could see people thinking:&quot; Jews!
Whatever next!&quot;    
&quot; How d'you explain its high incidence in places known to be malodorous?&quot;    
&quot; It should be obvious that in the crowded habitations of the poor, who live, cook, eat, and sleep in the same apartment and pay little regard to the washing of hands, the evacuations of cholera victims which are almost <head>colourless</head> and without odour can be passed from one person to another.
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<answer instance="colorless.40010" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
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Placed to the rear of the Lusignan retinue, the company of Nicholas barely heard the clipped and formal exchanges demanded by protocol, or the clink of the keys as they were handed over, or the flourish of trumpets that heralded the raising of the Lusignan banner on every wall.
Behind Napoleone Lomellini and his noblemen; behind the Pallaviccino, the Doria, the families of Gentile, Verdure, Archerio, de Pastino and the ranked faces, filled with hate, of the soldiers, there stood the men hitherto guarded as hostages.
The Arab Abul Ismail, erect and gaunt and impassive in turban and robes.
And beside him, a strong, familiar frame unfamiliarly reduced, on which hung the soiled and ill-fitting clothes of a labourer.
But the <head>colourless</head> face of Nicholas vander Poele with its rarefied structure had nothing in common with the dimpled   joker of Bruges.
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Helen stared at the oak chest and wondered what was in it.
She couldn't remember anyone having opened it in years.
There was a torn squab cushion on the top and it was traditionally used as a place to dump coats, scarves and gloves.
Helen thought she could distantly recall having seen it open with her mother upended over it, rummaging.
It had been Dorothy's territory, as indeed had all of the house, except for areas of communal use.
It occurred to Helen &mdash; listening to Louise, contemplating the chest &mdash; that in all the years she and Edward had lived at Greystones they had fully occupied only their own bedrooms; elsewhere, they perched.    
As soon as Louise had rung off she removed the cushion and opened the chest.
The contents reeked of damp.
On top was a rug, <head>colourless</head> with age and stained with mildew.
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&bquo;It's quite all right,&equo; she said to the young, pink faced WPC.
&bquo;The can is, in any case, almost empty.&equo;    
Rita sat in the back of the police car as she was told to do.
A broad shouldered constable sat beside her.
The young WPC drove.    
At the police station Rita sat on a wooden bench and answered questions.
The policeman typed his version of what she said on an old manual Remington.    
He finished typing, took the paper from the machine and gave it to her.
She examined the statement.    
&bquo;Too many passive verbs,&equo; she said.
&bquo;Very common nowadays and makes for flabby, <head>colourless</head> prose.
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Even if you are sceptical about meridians, there's no denying that the roller gives an enjoyable massage.          
A SHOW OF HANDS    
The Anglo Saxons' solution to chapping and peeling was a poultice of beet, lettuce, coriander, herbs and crumbs mixed with water.
Another recipe relied on lily of the valley, lard and a cup of old wine, which you were advised to &bquo;pound together in the manner which thou mightest work a plaister, and lay to the hand&equo;.
Elizabeth I, whose delicate long fingers feature so prominently in her portraits, started a fashion for lily-white skin, but we had to wait until the 1880s for the advent of polished nails in Britain.
At first beeswax produced the shine, and by the 1920s <head>colourless</head> or pink varnish had become an essential part of good grooming.
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<context>
So with life.    
Monsoon and I shake hands.
He wears nothing but a pair of shorts.
He is burnt almost black.
His withered skin mummifies him, though those old Golconda eyes are golden-black still.
People say of Monsoon that he has a fortune buried in a burnt-out refrigerator on one of the many little islands standing knee-deep in the sea.
I don't believe that.
Well, I do, but only in the way you can believe and not believe simultaneously.
Like Rolex watches from a different time zone.    
He shows yellow teeth between grey lips and says in a voice from which all colour has faded, &bquo;Isn't there enough trouble in the world without youngsters like you joining in?&equo;    
Grey lips, yellow teeth, yet a <head>colourless</head> voice&hellip;
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<context>
GENERAL CARE    
The winter cherry is best planted as a specimen in a lawn as its shallow roots are rather hungry.
It may eventually become rather twiggy but thinning will improve its shape          
COLOURFUL PYRACANTHA    
A little careful planning goes a long way.
Here a pair of  Pyracantha coccinea   are placed strategically, one on either side of a cottage front door, with informal conifers as sentries on the corners of the steps.
Pyracanthas have three seasons of interest but here they are augmented by a climbing rose in a suitably harmonious shade.
Perennials like linarias bring a subdued colour to the narrow border and a yellow jasmine around the door will give a warm welcome in the <head>colourless</head> winter period.        
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It came open at once, and she leaned in, trying to disentangle the unconscious woman from her seatbelt.
She'd obviously hit her head during the impact because there was a small trickle of blood on her forehead.    
Sabine got the seatbelt off at last, and heaved and dragged the woman, arms and legs trailing, clear of the car.
Fortunately, she was petite and thin, almost to the point of emaciation, but all the same Sabine needed all her strength to struggle with her to the grass on the opposite side of the road.    
She wasn't a young woman, either.
Her hair, drawn back from her face into a chignon, was iron-grey, and there were deep lines around her nose and mouth.    
She had the most ghastly pallor, Sabine thought, racing to fetch her jacket from the car and put it under the older woman's head as a pillow.
As she did so, the <head>colourless</head> lips moved in a faint moan.    
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<context>
Of whatever it is, legs, grass,    
The garden, the county, the country, the world &mdash;    
Sometimes she rests long minutes in the grass forest    
Like a fairytale hero, only a marvel can help her.    
She cannot fathom the mystery of this forest    
In which, for instance, this giant watches &mdash;    
The giant who knows she cannot be helped in any way.    
Her jointed bamboo fuselage,    
Her lobster shoulders, and her face    
Like a pinhead dragon, with its tender moustache,    
And the simple <head>colourless</head> church windows of her wings    
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Next in age to him was his brother Frank, born in 1770; then followed his sister Ann (or Nancy), dearly loved and lost early, then his brothers Luke and George.
George, who was eight years old   when Coleridge was born, became almost a second father to him in the difficult years ahead, and was, Coleridge wrote, &bquo;every way nearer to Perfection than any man I ever yet knew &mdash; indeed, he is worth the whole family in a Lump.&equo;      
The Revd John Coleridge (1719&ndash;81) with his horse outside one of the former collegiate buildings at Ottery St Mary.
After a watercolour of  c.   1775    
Pixies' Parlour, a sandstone cavern one mile south of Ottery St Mary.
In the summer of 1793 Coleridge visited the cavern with a party of young ladies, &bquo;one of whom, of stature elegantly small, and of complexion <head>colourless</head> yet clear, was proclaimed the Faery Queen&equo;    
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<context>
Two-thirds of all national sulphur dioxide emissions are generated by coal-fired power stations with the majority of the emissions produced by a limited number of sites.
For example, 50 individual stations in 15 states account for half of all power station emissions.
Year-to-year variations in sulphur dioxide concentrations occur such as the 1 per cent increase between 1987 and 1988       and the 3 per cent decrease between 1988 and 1989.
Nationally, the urban sulphur dioxide problem has diminished to the point where only a small number of urban sites now exceed the air quality standard.
Remaining sulphur dioxide problem locations are found near large industrial sources such as around non-ferrous     smelters located outside urban areas in the intermontane region of the western United States and in Arizona.    
Carbon monoxide, a <head>colourless</head> , odourless and poisonous gas, is produced by incomplete combustion of carbon in fuels.
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<answer instance="colorless.40028" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The new ZIG Kurecolor Twin KC-1100 and the ZIG Kurecolor KC-400 Brush Pens are professional marker systems designed for use by illustrators, graphic designers and all professional artists.    
To understand fully the potential of this medium you need to appreciate that a professional marker range offers a massive array of colour, tone and possible variations of technique.
The Kurecolor KC-1100 range boasts 106 different values; each pen is twin pointed, carrying as standard a broad, oblique cut tip for wide and medium fine use and a fine point for line and detail.
These points are also interchangeable.
Nine styles are available, including a calligraphy tip and a flexible brush point.
The range is accompanied by a Blender Pen of <head>colourless</head> fluid that may be used to soften colours into graduated effects and by a Blank Pen Kit that enables you to make a marker carrying a colour of your own choice.    
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The spacious living area of his suite was as luxurious as everything else she had seen of this hotel &mdash; a pair of couches facing each other across a low table, two individual chairs at an angle close to the window, with a desk and a bar supplying practical touches.    
&bquo;Sit down,&equo; Luke invited her.
&bquo;Do you want a drink?&equo;    
Maria shook her head, still trying to reassemble the thoughts she had lost hold of when she had made her discovery in the lift.
Obstinately, she remained standing, looking at him and trying to shut down the traitorously receptive part of her that was assimilating the way his formal evening attire enhanced his devastating masculinity.    
&bquo;I told you I wanted to talk,&equo; she reminded him in a carefully <head>colourless</head> voice.    
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For him they  are   a declaration of faith, and an answer to his bewilderment.
In the end his taking the words literally will be proved correct.
Though Abraham does not know it, he has spoken the truth!
It is Isaac, who understands nothing of what is going on, who in fact understands here, while his father, who thought he understood, understands nothing.
That is the greatest irony of all.    
When they reach the place of sacrifice, the details of the final preparations are given in the same matter-of-fact way that the initial ones were.
The spot is not already a sanctuary.
Abraham must first build an altar.
(How the agony is prolonged!)
The wood is laid on the altar, Isaac is bound and then &bquo;put&equo; (the word in the Hebrew is as <head>colourless</head> as that: it is as if he is an object for slaughter, no longer a human being, let alone Abraham's son) on the wood.
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He looked up at her, with a sudden, whole-hearted grin.
&quot; No mother.
I reckon you never will.&quot;    
No more was said.
Having finished his dinner the candidate retired to the spick and span little room no bigger than a cubbyhole they had placed at his disposal and, when he had   put his thoughts and his speeches in good order, stepped out for a breath of air, a short stroll which led him &mdash; as he had known it would &mdash; to the newly painted door of Odette Adeane.    
His memory of her had been indistinct, a little French woman speaking only in soft whispers, so frail and quiet and hesitant that she had seemed almost transparent beside Cara, hardly there at all.
An old woman, anxious and harassed half to death, wearing some <head>colourless</head> kind of garment which had seemed to hang on her, fitting where it touched.
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</instance>

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<context>
You can have a lot of fun shooting city lights, but there are one or two points to watch out for if you are going to come away with some really effective shots.
Remember that even if the precinct appears brightly lit to the eye, your camcorder will probably be working flat out to expose for the wide shots.
The brightest objects are of course the lights themselves, but wide shots also include the darker areas which reduce the average brightness of the scene.
The lens aperture will probably be working fully open, and this may over-expose the lights which will then tend to flare.    
When you are shooting night-scenes such as these, avoid shots which are simply of decorative street lights against a dark sky.
These can be disappointing because the camcorder's auto-exposure system, in opening up the lens aperture to maximise the average brightness of the shot, will probably record the coloured lights as <head>colourless</head> points of light.    
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<context>
Our house was a mingling of religions: Hannah, the ayah, was a Thomist Catholic; the table servants were Mohammedan; Fa's personal bearer, Jetta, was a Buddhist from Sikkim.
The gardeners were Hindu Brahmins of the highest caste; the sweeper, also Hindu, an Untouchable.
All lived together in contentment.    
I suppose things made such indelible impressions on us because we had so little.
In that faraway Bengali town there were no European shops, certainly no bookshops; we had books, but few, so we wrote our own.
All of us wrote; poems and stories poured out of us.
It was a good thing, as Fa said, that the house had so many wastepaper baskets.    
Of course it had to end: in March 1920 we sailed from Calcutta.
It was a grey, chill, rainy spring morning when the ship berthed at Plymouth.
Everything was grey, wet and <head>colourless</head> as we stood by the rail watching the luggage being unloaded into the custom sheds.
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I think it would be much easier and more logical if they just took the key with them.
Trouble is, a key is a very small thing and that's a very big bomber indeed.    
&bquo;If there's no key there are two ways we can remove that clamp.
One is chemical, using either a metal softener or corrosive.
The metal softener is used by stage magicians who go in for spoon-bending and such-like.&equo;    
&bquo;Magicians?&equo;
Hawkins said.
&bquo;Charlatans, you mean.&equo;    
&bquo;Whatever.
The principle is the same.
They use a <head>colourless</head> paste which has no effect on the skin but has the peculiar property of altering the molecular structure of a metal and making it malleable.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="colorless.40040" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Detail by detail built up into a formidable possibility, in which, nevertheless, he did not believe.
Best to put off even thought until he had seen for himself the place where murder had been done, and the victim who had suffered it.    
The early morning light, filtering grudgingly between the   almost naked trees and the tangle of underbrush, reached the narrow thread of the path only dimly, a moist brown streak of rotted leaves and occasional outcrops of stone, striped with shadows like the rungs of a ladder where old coppicing had left the trunks spaced and slender.
The sun was not yet clear of the eastward banks of cloud, and the light was <head>colourless</head> and amorphous from the evening's soft rain, but clear enough to show what had brought Tutilo to his knees in the darkness, and yet remained unseen.    
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<instance id="colorless.40041" docsrc="bnc_ASS_2638">
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<context>
He had probably been trying something far too fancy.
Thallium was an Alfa Romeo among poisons, its charm being the fact that it was almost impossible to detect.
But was detection such a problem?
No one seemed at all interested in how poor old Donald died; he had just keeled over one night.
Arfur spoke for everybody when he said, a wondering expression on his face: &bquo;My Daddy just felled over and died!&equo;    
What was needed was something down home and businesslike.
Something you could buy over the counter at a supermarket.
It didn't have to be <head>colourless</head> , tasteless or odourless, it just had to be got, somehow or other, past Elinor's front teeth, down her oesophagus and into her digestive system, even if to do so it should be necessary to hold her down and clamp a funnel between her jaws.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40043" docsrc="bnc_F99_2934">
<answer instance="colorless.40043" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The Woman seemed less than a ghost, just a shape lying.
But then she opened her eyes, and her face was clear and still; Ruth saw the   enchantment on her was at an end.
Everything, now, was at an end for Fand.    
&bquo;Mortal,&equo; she whispered.
The rain had darkened her hair, but it still seemed to float around her.
&bquo;Oh, mortal, who will help you now?
Fincara has cast me out of Undersea for my treachery; and now I am dying.&equo;    
Ruth took her hand, gripping.
She'd known this would happen, but she'd done nothing; she'd never done anything for Fand.    
The Woman was fading away &mdash; melting into the darkness of Starr Hills.
She looked up at Ruth, her face transparent, almost <head>colourless</head> ; but her eyes were as deep as the sea.
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<answer instance="colorless.40044" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
I think it's going to be fine, don't you?&equo;    
&bquo;Well, she seems more like herself,&equo; said Mrs Foster as the door closed.
&bquo;Been looking like death lately, she has.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, she does look better,&equo; replied Melissa, thinking that the return of Rodney's jacket must have convinced Eleanor that he had at last been eliminated from police enquiries.    
&bquo;Mind you, it's no wonder she's been out of sorts after that dreadful business at the tech&hellip; and Major Ford tittle-tattling all over the village.&equo;
If it was Mrs Foster's intention to express disapproval of the Major's predilection for gossip, the animation in her tone and the wild fluttering   of her <head>colourless</head> eyelashes seemed rather to show an unhealthy interest in what he had to say and an eagerness to discuss it.    
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<answer instance="colorless.40047" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Of course, people would do as much as they could on their own, partly because      it wasn't easy to send for a vet in a faraway place like Baldersdale, which didn't have many telephones, and partly because of the expense.    
Hannah with Tim    
It was much the same when it came to doctors for the people.
There were one or two ladies in Baldersdale who were very good at midwifery, which was just as well when a baby was on the way and the doctor couldn't get there in time, or the weather impeded him.
And we had several of the old remedies at Low Birk Hatt, such as wintergreen and knitbone, and particularly aconite.
Both Mother and Uncle were great believers in aconite, for either man or beast.
It's a clear, almost <head>colourless</head> liquid in a little bottle with a spout on it, and Mother would put on her glasses and measure a drop or two very carefully into a drink for us, or into the water for the cattle.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40048" docsrc="bnc_CL1_1533">
<answer instance="colorless.40048" senseid="colorless%3:00:03::"/>
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As a result, I   spent a lot of time in training &mdash; sometimes a whole afternoon &mdash; when I could have been at school.        
At school-leaving age, she was training seriously at least four times a week and attributed her total lack of educational qualifications to her athletic indulgences.
To compensate, she took a secretarial course: &bquo;So that meant I had something to fall back on if the athletics failed.&equo;
But only &bquo;if&equo;: athletics was clearly her main source of ambition.    
Sport does occupy a great chunk of the time of black schoolkids and the attention they give it is directly related to the rewards it brings.
Lannaman's exaltedness stood out against the bleak, <head>colourless</head> squalor of working-class Aston, cluttered with roads of derelict, condemned or should-be-condemned houses.
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The BHE party, as a result, did not become the right-wing nationalist party which many had feared.
(One neo-Nazi party which was formed in 1951, the Socialist Reichs Party, was quickly banned by the Constitutional Court.)
In the election, the BHE won 27 seats but most other small parties, including the Communists, lost all their seats and the CDU (45 per cent of the vote) reaped the benefit.
The FDP (9.5 per cent) stayed in coalition with the CDU, and the SDP (29 per cent) were again disappointed.
The SPD was alienated both by Adenauer's determinedly pro-Western foreign policy and by Erhard's social market.
But the Soviet's ruthless response to the June 1953 East   Berlin rising had seemed to prove Adenauer's pro-Western policy right and, after Schumacher's death in August 1952, the SPD were led by the well-meaning but <head>colourless</head> Erich Ollenhauer.    
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<context>
We expect to find the missing information in the largely unexplored group of algae and protozoans.
So far, only one green algal mitochondrial genome has been extensively characterized: that of  C.reinhardtii   has been almost completely sequenced (for a review see 20).
Partial mitochondrial sequences of the green algae  Scenedesmus obliquus   and  Chlamydomonas smithii   have also been published (21, 22).
The mtDNA from  C.reinhardtii   is strikingly unlike the plant or any other known mitochondrial genome from eukaryotes and there is little indication that  C.reinhardtii   and plants share a common mitochondrial ancestor (23, 24).    
In order to extend our knowledge of the green algal/plant lineage, we recently started to analyze another chlorophyte mtDNA, namely that of the <head>colourless</head> alga  Prototheca wickerhamii  .
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The answer is partly that the vote in Rhineland-Palatinate, which lies just below Bonn, is now out of the way; partly that he may regain some of his lost esteem in eastern Germany, where voters are heavily for Berlin; but not least that Mr Kohl has almost always come back fighting after getting a slap in the face.    
The result in Rhineland-Palatinate, Mr Kohl's home state, must have hurt.
The Christian Democrats got only 38.7% of the vote, against 45.1% four years ago, and are being booted out of the government for the first time since the state was founded 45 years ago.
The Social Democrats jumped to 44.8% from 38.8% and can choose to form a coalition with either the Greens or the Free Democrats, which is likelier.    
There were some local reasons for the defeat.
The Christian Democrats had a <head>colourless</head> premier, who was at odds with a too pushy local party chairman.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="colorless.40056" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I would like,&equo; said Liz Ablewhite, after midnight, staring into the white flaming chalky cracked pitted flaring columns of the gas fire, &bquo;to make sense of things.
To understand.&equo;
By things, she meant herself.
Or she thought she meant herself.
&bquo;I would like,&equo; said Alix, &bquo;to change things.&equo;
By things, she did not mean herself.
Or thought she did not mean herself.
&bquo;You reach too high,&equo; said Esther.
&bquo;I wish to acquire interesting information.
That is all.&equo;    
Liz, at that time, was pale and fair and thin, a <head>colourless</head> creature, unmade-up, drooping and slightly stooping, ill-complexioned, cardiganed, dull, yet glowing with a greenish   pallor that compelled attention.
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Radon exposure is the hottest issue among radiation scientists today &mdash; but it remains almost entirely unknown to the public.
Neither environmentalists nor the nuclear industry seem to like talking about it.
Environmentalists keep quiet because concern over radon in houses would divert attention from the campaign against nuclear power.
The nuclear industry, for its part, does not seem to enjoy publicising the ill effects of radiation in any form.        
These reasons may not be entirely true, but since formal advice on radon exposure was first issued in 1987 by the National Radiological Protection Board (NRPB) great concern has arisen in the few areas of the country that have high radon levels.      
The noble gas!    
Radon is a <head>colourless</head> , odourless and tasteless gas found in group O of the Periodic Table.
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</instance>

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<context>
Yeah.   
properties of it.
Good, excellent that you know them.   
Yeah.   
But   
It's a gas.   
go for the really obvious physical properties first, and if you have a little checklist that you go through, bang bang bang for each one,   
Doesn't smell and you  can't           
see it.   
Right, right.
Now   the   especially if it is <head>colourless</head> or if it hasn't got a smell, you think ooh I'm not putting that down.   
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</instance>

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<answer instance="colorless.40064" senseid="colorless%3:00:03::"/>
<context>
Goddard gives the impression of a House working seriously and in accordance with traditional procedures towards the performance of its roles, especially the legislative one.
Though in the event this was an addled Parliament, it was by no means fain&eacute;ant.
A good many bills, public and private, quite apart from the major one intended to revise in a parliamentary way the Instrument of Government, were introduced and pursued, as Goddard, who was a conscientious attender, suggests, mostly without acrimony, though references to &bquo;the court party&equo; and &bquo;the soldiery and courtiers&equo; indicate underlying partisanships.
Unfortunately and inexplicably, he breaks off in mid-sentence (about finance) on 18 December, leaving us uninformed on the major discussions leading to the abrupt dissolution on 22 January 1655.    
The diary is rather <head>colourless</head> , no doubt like its author, but there are some shrewd comments and occasional lively touches.
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</instance>

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Hello, Miss Lawton!
Good to see you about again.
Miss Guttner tells me you're progressing well.&equo;    
&bquo;Very well, thank you.
I'm returning to work next week.&equo;    
&bquo;Good!
No therapy like it, is there?
And you can be pleased with yourself.
That's a splendid infant you produced.
Splendid.&equo;    
&bquo;It was a team job,&equo; she said in a <head>colorless</head> voice.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="colorless.40068" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
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She bobbed up at his side like a terrier, treading water.    
&quot; Are you writing about Provence, then?&quot;    
&quot; Not exactly.
Not intentionally.
Not about Provence itself exactly.
Oh, come off it, Frederica, try to enjoy yourself.&quot;    
&quot; I am.&quot;
She was.    
They swam slowly together round the boat.
They did not play   water games: he dared not.
But she came close on a corner as he turned and humped his body to avoid a rope, and under the <head>colourless</head> many-coloured water their naked legs brushed weightlessly.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40069" docsrc="bnc_APC_2491">
<answer instance="colorless.40069" senseid="colorless%3:00:03::"/>
<answer instance="colorless.40069" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
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A diet of imodium with imodium chasers had meant my moneybelt sat more comfortably around my shrinking waist.
In fact, with my spartan diet and my gentleman's bag which could accommodate only the tiniest of souvenirs (a freedom I thought, compared to others' great domed rucksacks), I began to feel like some travelling ascetic, roaming through &bquo;the vast cinema of sensation.&equo;    
It was an often spectacular bus ride on which the waters of Lake Titicaca were rarely out of sight.
The lake has no drainage system &mdash; excess water flows south to the marshes of Lake Poopo then evaporates into sand &mdash; so the last of Peru was a sodden plain fringed by snow-capped mountains.
Here <head>colourless</head> villages and mud houses, seemingly built at random, scraped a tired sustenance from the soil and the scrappy flocks of sheep and isolated, tethered cattle.
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<context>
We've got the decorators in and I keep getting nagged about getting new carpets and new curtains and &mdash;&equo;    
Morse jumped up from the table, his face radiant: &bquo;You've done it, Lewis!
You've done it again!&equo;    
Lewis too rose from his seat, a tired, bewildered expression across his honest features.    
What had he just said?          
Forty-one      
Light thickens and the crow makes wing to the rooky wood  
(Shakespeare, Macbeth)        
It was a quarter-past six when Sheila Williams saw the police car draw up outside, and she answered the front door immediately.    
&bquo;Come in, Inspector!&equo;
The <head>colourless</head> liquid in the glass she carried might just have been water, perhaps; but whatever it was she seemed unwontedly sober.    
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</instance>

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She went home to her windowless attic, sweltered and turned, remembering Ford's red-stone Virgin   with intense pleasure, plotting The Yellow Chair, remembering the yellow triangle of Alexander's trunks on the prow of the Stella Maris.
They did not meet again, that summer.    
Arles, June 1888.
To Emile Bernard.    
I spent a week at Saintes-Maries, and to get there I drove in a diligence across the Camargue with its vineyards, moors, and flat fields like Holland.
There, at Saintes-Maries, were girls who reminded me of Cimabue and Giotto &mdash; thin, straight, somewhat sad and mystic.
On the perfectly flat sandy beach little green, red, blue boats, so pretty in shape and colour that they made one think of flowers&hellip;    
What I should like to find out is the effect of an intenser blue in the sky.
Fromentin and Gerome see the soil of the South as <head>colourless</head> , and a lot of people see it like that.
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</instance>

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Faye pushed the wheeled dinner tray aside and flung herself over in the bed to face away from her brother.
&bquo;What you need is &mdash;&equo;    
She stopped abruptly, and Belinda thought it was because she had been about to say something outspoken that would betray this afternoon's confidences &mdash; &bquo;A wife like Belinda,&equo; or &bquo;Someone to share your house and your life,&equo; but when Faye did speak again her tone was not the breezy cover-up that Belinda had expected.    
&bquo;Hang on,&equo; she said cautiously.
&bquo;Help!
Could this be&hellip;?
I think my waters have broken.&equo;    
She sounded half alarmed, half excited, and within seconds Tom was beside the bed pulling back the sheets.
But the liquid spreading rapidly on the pretty floral sheets wasn't the sweetish, <head>colourless</head> amniotic fluid.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="colorless.40076" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
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I just wish, she used to say, I'd had your Martin, and your lovely children.
What do you think you'll like, dear, a boy or a girl, for your first?
A girl's best.
Keep the boys in order.
Like a second mum my Janet was.&equo;    
Rachaela stood up.
The woman was not affronted.
Her universe contained only one, the rest were bit players, successful or not.    
Rachaela dodged her way to the lavatory.    
The lock was whimsical.
She got it shut, and leaning with difficulty to the jolting bowl, she vomited <head>colourless</head> fluids from her empty stomach.    
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</instance>

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She would die by her own hand before the man she was approaching so unflinchingly had the chance to dishonour fitzAlan's name by using her for his amusement.    
And if there was any justice remaining in this world, she would take de Raimes with her when she left it.        
CHAPTER TWELVE    
The most frightening thing about Baron Eudo de Raimes, Isabel decided several hours later, was that he didn't  look   vicious, or even particularly dangerous.
He wasn't a tall man, nor strongly built.
Rather he was not much taller than herself and almost comically rotund.
In fact, she thought, tonsure his greying hair and put him into a plain robe and he would have passed for a tubby, somewhat benign-looking monk.    
Until you looked into his strangely <head>colourless</head> eyes.
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</instance>

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<context>
She points to the teddy bear  (that one)   in the first picture and then points to the empty chair in the second picture  (there)   and assumes that the teacher is paying attention to what she is pointing to in their shared context of situation.
When the teacher inhibits the child from pointing and pretends not to be able to see the picture, the child understands that the communicative situation has changed, that she can no longer rely on the shared visual context and she makes her reference explicit  (the teddy),   locates him verbally rather than by pointing to him  (on the chair)   and makes explicit how the second picture differs from the first  (there ain't no teddy).   
A salient aspect of the addressee, her ability to see what the child can see, has been changed by the utterance of b and the acts accompanying the utterance.      
Speakers, hearers and indicated objects are not featureless, <head>colourless</head> spheres.
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</instance>

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&bquo;We call the bird &bquo;Joey&equo;,&equo; said Finn.
&bquo;He minds the shop, in a manner of speaking.&equo;    
&bquo;No sale,&equo; snapped the parakeet.
Victoria raised her sleepy head and wondered at it.
Finn still carried her with no sign of fatigue.
He must be strong, for all his lightness.    
A door opened and a light so bright and sudden it hurt their eyes spilled through from the back.
Aunt Margaret.
The light shining through her roughly heaped haycock of hair made it blaze so you might have thought you could warm your hands at it.
She was a red woman, redder, even, than Finn and Francie.
Her eyebrows were red as if thickly marked above her eyes with red ink but her face was <head>colourless</head> , no blood at all showing in cheeks or narrow lips.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40082" docsrc="bnc_HSB_565">
<answer instance="colorless.40082" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Wing movements are brought about by powerful muscles, the depressor and elevator pectoral muscles.
(see diagram B. 1 for muscle/skeleto flight system in birds)    
The pectoralis major muscle contracts, the wing is pulled down (&bquo;depressed'), air resistances gives an upthrust on the wing.
The upthrust is transmitted from wing to coracoid and the whole body is raised.
The humerus rotates in its socket and alters the plane of the wing.
The pectoralis minor muscle contracts and its tendon, the foramen triosseum, passing through pulls up the wing.                
PROPERTIES OF WATER    
The usefulness of water to organisms results from several properties, the most important of which are:    
1)    
CHEMICAL COMPOUND: - It is a <head>colourless</head> compound of hydrogen and oxygen (H2O).    
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40084" docsrc="bnc_BMC_1781">
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Since the keyboard instrument sets the tone of the entire performance in a Mozart Trio, this tips the scale in favour of the Mozarteans, even without their price advantage.
They are mellowly recorded and Lubin provides a very readable essay on the music &mdash;though it is admittedly not a detailed as Timothy Crawford's for Hyperion.
&lsqb;TP&rsqb;        
Sontas for Piano and Violin    
KANTOROV (violin), PLANES (piano)      
This could so easily have been a recommendable mid-price set of Mozart's mature Piano and Violin Sonatas, but it is arguably put out of court by the early digital recording (made between 1975 and 1978) which gives the violin an unpleasant rough edgy tone.    
Background hiss levels are quite high, and sometimes alter in mid-track, and there is little if any sense of ambience, the sound being dry and <head>colourless</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40085" docsrc="bnc_G1N_540">
<answer instance="colorless.40085" senseid="colorless%3:00:03::"/>
<context>
 Out   is a prime example of this technique.
In revealing the coercive nature of the discursive mechanisms of a fictitious future society, it illuminates the relationship between a dominant metaphor and the individual language-user.
Brooke-Rose here succeeds in solving the problems encountered in her earlier novels with the integration of &bquo;form&equo; and &bquo;content&equo; by demonstrating that metaphor is a powerful cognitive tool with specific social uses.    
 Out   takes place at an unspecified time several decades after the unexplained but presumably cataclysmic event known as the &bquo;displacement&equo;.
The anonymous, pronoun-less protagonist is a &bquo;<head>colourless</head> &equo; man who divides his time between the shack where he lives with his wife and the Labour Exchange where he goes in search of employment.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40087" docsrc="bnc_AE0_444">
<answer instance="colorless.40087" senseid="colorless%3:00:03::"/>
<context>
They want tickets for my performance next Sunday.
Is it possible, Jock?&equo;    
&bquo;I think we can scrape up a couple.
But with you and Bellow and Finn on the programme, it's a sell-out already.
We could have sold twice as many.&equo;    
&bquo;How are the sales going for Wednesday?&equo;
I asked.    
His face clouded.
&bquo;They're coming along nicely.&equo;    
As Sergei went off to call his old friends, I turned into the lounge area where tea was being served, and found Surkov and Masha there.
They had accompanied Mar&iacute;a Sanchez to a mass at Westminster Cathedral; the long and, compared with an Orthodox mass, rather <head>colourless</head> service had drained them.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40088" docsrc="bnc_CL0_1076">
<answer instance="colorless.40088" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Also, using the edges of the pastel sticks, I was able to pick out sunlit trailing stalks, edges of leaves and flower heads and petals, with flecks of pure colour &mdash; delicious!    
&bquo;Of course, having excellent tools with which to work is no guarantee of an excellent end result, but I firmly believe it always helps to use the best materials you can afford.
These lovely pastels will give great pleasure, en route to excellent results!&equo;    
For more information about Schmincke Soft Pastels contact:       Trade enquiries to:              
W&amp;N's OILBAR    
Brian Dunce reports    
Winsor &amp; Newton's Artists' Oilbar is available in three sizes, Slim (17ml), Original (50ml) and Stump (165ml).
A trial pack comprising the three primary colours plus black, white and a <head>colourless</head> bar are available in Slim and Original size.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40090" docsrc="bnc_G06_515">
<answer instance="colorless.40090" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
That was that, for if I now refused my mother would see to it that I regretted my foolishness.    
&bquo;What are you going to wear?&equo; asked Lili.    
&bquo;Wear your grey tweed,&equo; advised my mother.
&bquo;You look nice in that.&equo;    
&bquo;Let me look,&equo; said Lili.
&bquo;I adore other people's wardrobes.&equo;      
She looked through my chest-of-drawers after she had decided that the grey tweed would do.    
&bquo;Haven't you got a grey jumper?&equo; she enquired.
&bquo;How elegant you would look all in grey &mdash; like a little nun.&equo;    
Elegance was not a concept I associated with myself, nor with nuns, but as I thought about it I realised that Lili was right.
The sisters had indeed looked most neat and lovely in their <head>colourless</head> habits, stark against the brightness of the country.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="colorless.40093" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="colorless.40093" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Your profile is coming up very clearly indeed on the oscillograph, and the profile provokes its own continuation, did you know that, the profile moulds you as it oscillates?
Diagnosis provokes its own cause, did you know that?
To put it more succinctly, diagnosis prognosticates aetiology. (136&ndash;8/138&ndash;9)    
The discourse of &bquo;diagnosis&equo; represents a coercive use of metaphor in that its aim is to replicate itself faithfully in the conceptual idiolect of all people.
But in the minds of the sick it suffers a mutation: the lens becomes a prism, it refracts and splinters the uniform vision of the ideal interracial society.
Occupied by its clich&eacute;s, its principles, and its strategies, the sick mind of the central <head>colourless</head> figure unwittingly deploys subversive discursive counter-strategies that turn these &bquo;conventional weapons&equo; back on themselves and expose them for what they are.    
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40096" docsrc="bnc_KRH_4801">
<answer instance="colorless.40096" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="colorless.40096" senseid="U"/>
<context>
He would go to Buxton, probably, for the waters and her boys would be getting on well at Belvedere.
Was that so.
Father   Conmey   was very glad indeed to hear that.
And Mr   Shehee   himself?
The house was still sitting &mdash; to be sure it was.
Beautiful weather it was, delightful indeed.
Yes it was very probable that Father Bernard Vaughan would come again to preach.
Oh yes, a very great success.
A wonderful man really.&equo;
And from such moments as these we will be whirled to the uproarious, the piercing, the magdalen, the strange and the voluptuous.
Our screen, then, is no <head>colourless</head> obstacle, but a bewilderingly decorated surface that constantly draws our attention, tempting us with the thought that here is all.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40098" docsrc="bnc_B2W_1200">
<answer instance="colorless.40098" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
(Copied from the  Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society  , A.D. 1808): Sir, According to your request, I send you an account of the facts I have ascertained, respecting a canal I discovered in the year 1803 in the medulla spinalis of the horse, bullock, sheep, hog and dog: and should it appear to you deserving of being laid before the Royal Society, I shall feel myself particularly obliged by having so great an honour conferred upon me.
Upon tracing the sixth ventricle of the brain, which corresponds to the fourth in the human subject, to its apparent termination, the calamus scriptorius, I perceived the appearance of a canal, continuing by a direct course into the centre of the spinal marrow.
To ascertain with accuracy whether such structure existed throughout its whole length, I made sections of the spinal marrow at different distances from the brain, and found that each divided portion exhibited an orifice with a diameter sufficient to admit a large sized pin; from which a small quantity of transparent <head>colourless</head> fluid issued like that contained in the ventricles of the brain.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40100" docsrc="bnc_FSK_12">
<answer instance="colorless.40100" senseid="colorless%3:00:03::"/>
<context>
Conradin was ten years old and was often ill.    
&bquo;The boy is not strong,&equo; said the doctor.
&bquo;He will not live much longer.&equo;
But the doctor did not know about Conradin's imagination.
In Conradin's lonely, loveless world, his imagination was the only thing that kept him alive.    
Conradin's parents were dead and he lived with his aunt.
The aunt did not like Conradin and was often unkind to him.
Conradin hated her with all his heart, but he obeyed her quietly and took his medicine without arguing.
Mostly he kept out of her way.
She had no place in his world.
His real, everyday life in his aunt's <head>colourless</head> , comfortless house was narrow and uninteresting.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40101" docsrc="bnc_AD1_1348">
<answer instance="colorless.40101" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Shall you?&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, yes,&equo; Florence Ames smiled at him quickly.
&bquo;Yes.&equo;    
Gaily nodded, satisfied.    
Alida Thorne wore her best suit, a straight-skirted mohair tweed in jewel green.
She also wore a new lipstick called Chloe, which took some attention away from the slight sallowness she imagined she saw in her complexion, and a splash of light cologne.
The previous afternoon, she had set her hair on small rollers.    
She intended to give the best possible impression.
They should not think her a woman who had let herself go.
And so many did.
Dorothea's hips must be all of forty-four inches and Isabel, with that straight figure, Isabel dressed so dully and her face was <head>colourless</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40105" docsrc="bnc_CDR_2385">
<answer instance="colorless.40105" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Wash off cuticle remover.    
5    
Apply cuticle cream and massage round the nails thoroughly.    
6    
Swab the nails with nail-varnish remover to take away any grease.    
7    
Apply a base coat to fill in ridges and give a smoother surface.    
8    
Apply nail varnish, at least two coats.    
9    
Seal with a top coat of <head>colourless</head> varnish for a longer-lasting shine.            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40106" docsrc="bnc_FPH_1921">
<answer instance="colorless.40106" senseid="colorless%3:00:02::"/>
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&bquo;No.
You are not to say that.&equo;
Laurence, I thought.
Laurence shall pay&hellip;    
The bleeding began very suddenly.
In only a few moments the sheets, the bedding, all drenched.
I shouted for the landlady.    
The boy was sent for the doctor.
We tried, with growing despair, everything.
A jug of icy water brought up from the yard was splashed on to her, from as great a height as we could manage.
Brandy was sent for and forced between her <head>colourless</head> lips.
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&bquo;Any fellow that'd pay a pound a bottle for dirty water &mdash; water that could very well carry typhoid,&equo; Frank said severely, &bquo;should have his head examined too.
A touch of th&equo; electric would do Rim no harm at all.&equo;    
Phil got up from the bed abruptly and turned away with an awkward gesture &mdash; his usual response when he felt insulted.    
&bquo;You'd want to mind who you'd be talkin' to in this place,&equo; he protested.      
&bquo;You'd want to mind who you'd be taRing the cure from, too,&equo; Frank said.    
Richard, wearing the new dressing gown and slippers that had been his mother's practical present, stood at the window, looking out over the bare countryside.
The river, swollen and bloated, lay heavy on the sunken fields.
Everything was stark and <head>colourless</head> &mdash; a predominance of mud and slate washes &mdash; just like his life.    
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Yet had I hardly a foothold there.
I was only sure that I was charmed, and no mistake.
It is only necessary to behold thus the least phenomenon, however familiar, from a point a hair's breadth aside from our habitual path a routine, to be overcome, enchanted by its beauty and significance.
Only what we have touched and worn is   trivial  , our scurf, repetition, tradition, conformity.
To perceive freshly, with fresh senses, is to be inspired.
Great winter looked like a precious gem, reflecting rainbow colours from one angle.    
&bquo;If any part of nature excites our pity, it is for ourselves we grieve, for there is eternal health and beauty.
We get only transient and partial glimpses of the beauty of the world.
Standing at the right angle, we are dazzled by the colours of the rainbow in <head>colourless</head> ice.
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It must be stressed that there is no direct evidence linking radon and lung cancer.
Yet the overwhelming opinion is that a significant proportion of lung cancer deaths in the UK are caused by radon, and that people who are likely to have long exposure to high radon levels are at extreme risk.
Although it is relatively simple and inexpensive to radon-proof a house, the social and political problems raised are enormous.
If the problem was widely publicised, certain regions of the country with high radon levels could find the value of their housing stock drastically reduced.
Would firms move into areas with high radon concentrations?    
The problem seems to be that this <head>colourless</head> , odourless gas is a quiet, silent long-term killer and the cause of death (lung cancer) is prevalent amongst the population anyway.
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&bquo;And were you happier then?&equo;
Cranley asked softly.
&bquo;Happier than you are now, for instance?&equo;
&bquo;Often happy&equo; Stephen said &bquo;and often unhappy.&equo;
&bquo;I was someone else then.&equo;
&bquo;How someone else?
What do you mean by that statement?&equo;
&bquo;I mean&equo;, said Stephen, &bquo;that I was not myself as I am now, as I had to become.&equo;
&bquo;Oh this again.&equo;
Stephen walked on alone and out into the quiet of Kildare Street.
Opposite Maples Hotel he stood to wait, patient again, the name of the hotel a <head>colourless</head> , polished wood, and it's colourless quiet front stung him like a glance of polite disdain.
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Or expenses.
If he hadn't met you, what would he have done for the fare?&quot;    
&quot; But he's only going over for our sakes &mdash; so we can make contact.&quot;    
She forced herself to fight him.
&quot; You picked up three weeks' money this week.
You had a hundred and twenty pounds plus.
And I paid your fine.
You can't have spent more than twenty pounds at the most on train fares and snacks.&quot;    
When she did this, let him know that she made this silent skilled reckoning of what he spent, what he must be doing, he hated her totally, and showed it.
He was white with his hatred.
His thin pink lips, which normally she loved for their delicacy and sensitivity, were stretched in a <head>colourless</head> line, and between them showed sharp discoloured teeth.
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&bquo;Don't worry.&equo;
Caroline stiffened, but shot Salvo a quick smile.
&bquo;I'm used to clients demanding overtime.
I charge accordingly!&equo;    
&bquo;You do that!&equo;
Salvo grinned, shooting a teasing look at his older brother.
&bquo;I'd  overcharge  , if I were you!
Invoice this domineering devil for every minute of your time, Caroline!
He's probably counting on family connections to get you on the cheap!
And look at all the business you must be losing in London while you're out here running around after Malta's nobility!&equo;    
&bquo;I'm sure Signorina Hastings has staff in London who can handle business in her absence,&equo; Stephanie Marsa put in, her cool, high voice precise and <head>colourless</head> .    
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During the course of the novel we witness the progressive worsening of his psychological and physical condition.
He works for a time as a gardener on the estate of the rich Mrs Mgulu, and later as a construction worker in her house.
But because of his deteriorating health, he is unable to keep any of these jobs long, and throughout much of the novel he is confined to his shack where his wife cares for him.    
As in Orwell's  1984  , a geopolitical realignment has segmented the earth into previously non-existent countries: Afro-Eurasia, Sino-America, and Chinese Europe.
The names of the new countries reflect a reversal in race roles which has taken place since the &bquo;displacement&equo;.
The <head>colourless</head> races have a tendency to succumb to &bquo;the malady&equo; which afflicts the protagonist.
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He invented the concept of &bquo;swing&equo;, analyzing the percentage of political change in a sample of votes to predict overall numbers of seats lost and gained.
He first demonstrated &bquo;swing&equo; on February 23, 1951, when the Conservatives regained office.
The introduction of psephology encouraged the growth of opinion polls as a guide to voting trends.
Dr Butler was dropped by the BBC in 1983, but is this time on Radio 4 and listed in the April 9 TV team.
I'm confused about the reported danger of holes in &bquo;the ozone layer&equo; letting harmful solar rays through.    
When I was young, all we heard about ozone was that it was bracing sea air.
What has changed?
Ozone is a <head>colourless</head> gas with a chlorine-like odour, an oxidising agent used in bleaching, sterilising water and purifying air, etc.
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Blanche stared at the back of the driver's head to win time to think.
The man who released Taczek was also the one in Tatyana Nowak's photograph.
&bquo;Capron knew Zbigniew Nowak, didn't he?&equo;    
&bquo;Apparently.
Have you come across Capron?&equo;    
&bquo;Only the name.
In passing.
I know nothing about him at all.&equo;
She decided not to tell Tait about the photograph.    
The car purred on, the driver looking neither to left nor right, the picture of inscrutability.
Tait stroked his beard again with long, elegant fingers, appraising her with <head>colourless</head> eyes.
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The cry that escaped from Rosalba made Caterina's throat tighten; she dropped Rosa's hand from her grasp, and thought she might weep in sympathy with the funny sound, half-sob, half-gasp, that issued from her sister.
&bquo;Oh darling,&equo; she said, &bquo;Rosa, please, please, don't be unhappy.
I'll help you, I will.&equo;    
The night, which had appeared inky, its dusting of stars within reach, like fireflies signalling under trees, had now, with the passing hour, grown lighter, and the blazing pinpoints receded, as if powered by their own fires, into the dim pools of the most distant sky.
Caterina could see Rosalba clearly, all colour drained from her countenance.
She shivered again, shut off her morbid drift, touched her sister's <head>colourless</head> starlit flesh, and felt, to her relief, its hectic human temperature.    
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In pilot at Radio One is a  Dance Energy   radio show, also fronted by Normski, and there are unrelated plans for a cartoon, featuring an animated version of himself.
The key to survival, he believes, is to remain a moving target.    
&bquo;Last week, I was on the bike, riding really fast, this car stops suddenly, and I hit the brakes.
I haven't fallen off, but my back wheel's in the air, and I'm leaning on the guy's boot.
I'm like, &bquo;It's OK, I'm in control.&equo;
And I push myself down, do a move, bunny hop, and I'm gone &mdash; nothing can stop me.          
gilbert &amp; george    
They live together, eat together, collect male pin-up magazines together and share a reputation as the fogeys of the art world.
The critics knock them, but clamour to see more.
As for the buyers, G&amp;G's latest paintings are worth a <head>cool</head>&pound;2 million        
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   Well, no not really but I will say that my husband may be making an appearance!      
NEXT MONTH: DANI BEHR New Presenter on The Word            
Beautiful Brides    
It's going to be one of the most important days of your life and you want it to be perfect.
This special ten page section is all about you and how you can look your best on your big day.
We've put together some great hairstyle ideas and teamed them with beautiful outfits and accessories.
All in all, we've compiled the ultimate bridal guide for all those little extras that will make yours a truly polished performance.       
Main pictures: Photography:Chris Lane; Hair: Group Montage for Clynol; Make-up: Katya for Helena Rubenstein; Styling: Mandy Pritty.      
<head>cool</head> , classic and simply stunning    
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&bquo;Moisture retention is a key factor,&equo; he said.
&bquo;The desert and the sea have more in common than poetic imagery.
In the sea, living things fight to keep water out.
In the desert, the problem is keeping it in.
You've seen a gerbil haven't you?&equo;
I nodded.
&bquo;Well, it gets all its moisture from seeds and dew.
If its breath were as humid as ours, it would die within days.&equo;
He made a drawing of a gerbil's mouth.
&bquo;The roof of the mouth is hard and rippled,&equo; he went on.
&bquo;As it breathes out, the water vapour condenses on the <head>cool</head> , horny tissue.
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It was just that I happened to ask at the right moment.
They needed someone and I turned up asking.
The right face at the right time.    
The bonus for me was that the money was so much better than Whiteleys, Instead of getting 36 bob for Thursday evening and all day Saturday, Malcolm paid me three pounds 10 shillings &mdash; almost twice as much &mdash; for the Saturday only.
Plus, while I had to get up at eight for Whiteleys.
I didn't have to get into Let It Rock until 11.
So I was well happy.    
When I first started there I really felt like the proverbial spare prick at a wedding.
I turned up dressed in what I thought were my best clothes &mdash; a corduroy suit from Take Six with Oxford bags &agrave; la Trevor Eve in  Shabby Tiger   which was on TV at the time Both of which were quite <head>cool</head>things to wear then.
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But this win was extra special &mdash; his first in a top championship event.    
With a little gentle persuasion, Pipe encouraged Peter Scudamore to switch from his intended mount Valfinet, who finished 16th, to the winner who had fallen two flights out when poised to strike in last year's race.    
With a smile, the champion jockey recalled: &bquo;For a long time I was always going to choose Valfinet because he has done so well and Granville Again was running terribly.
But Martin kept putting me on him at home and in the end I fell for it.
I'm glad I did.&equo;    
Scudamore hopes his judgement holds good for tomorrow's Gold Cup.
He has opted for Chatam over former hunter chaser Rushing Wild who will now be ridden by   Jonathon   Lower.    
<head>Cool</head>Ground is likely to miss the Gold Cup if ground conditions remain fast.    
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Mineolas are large with deep orange smooth skins and distinctive knobs on the top.
They're a cross between a grapefruit and a tangerine.
Oranges were first introduced into Europe by the Arabs and were originally seen as status symbols.
The Seville variety is mainly used for marmalade, while the rest are for ordinary eating and cooking.
Pomelos are thick-skinned yellowy-green fruit with a sweet-sharp taste.
Satsumas are a small, easy-to-peel seedless fruit with sweet, juicy flesh.    
Tangerines and Mandarins are sweet, easy to peel and highly scented.
Ugli Fruit are large and knobbly but with sweet, juicy flesh.    
Citrus: A Cookbook by Ford Rogers is published by Cassell, price &pound;14.99.    
CITRUS TIPS    
USE lemon juice in place of salt or vinegar for a <head>cool</head> , clean taste.    
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At one extreme of the southern oscillation the pressure over Australia is low and that over the Pacific is high; at the other extreme, as in 1982, the situation is reversed.
During this drought the amplitude of this effect has been bigger than at any time since reliable pressure records for the region were first taken 50 years ago.    
The southern oscillation reverses irregularly, but typically at intervals of from two to five years.
It has its own associated pattern of atmospheric circulation, named after Sir Gilbert Walker who identified it early in this century (Figure 3), and it is also associated with changes in the pattern of surface temperature.
At present, with Walker circulation flowing west to east at low level there is warm surface water in the eastern Pacific and <head>cool</head>surface water in the west.
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&bquo;We ask a blessing of you, O Lord, as we go out on the beaches, and we pray for a really neat time and some big swells.
Amen.&equo;        
 IT TOOK   a while to adjust to the demanding sartorial standards of the North Shore.
Whenever I wore my brown leather shoes, people would stop me and say, with genuine amazement, &bquo;Hey, what are those  things   you've got on your feet?&equo;
When I needed some black shoes for the annual ASP banquet in Honolulu, Bodo van der Leeden dug out a pair he'd bought fifteen years before.
&bquo;You can break these in for me&equo;, he said.    
I had a pair of tennis shoes, but Callahan vetoed these along with my &bquo;suit&equo;.
&bquo;You've got to have thongs for the beach.
The <head>cool</head>thing to do is buy two pairs, then wear odd colours.&equo;    
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A young man with a pleasant, feral smell, whose bare arm brushed against mine.
&bquo;  I   had a nasty turn last night.
God &mdash; I felt as if my guts were falling out.&equo;
For the rest of the short journey, he discussed his symptoms with the self-absorbed vehemence of a young man to whom pain is a single, shocking insult, not feared as a forerunner of something worse.
I told him he could have some of the pills Richard had got me from the chemist yesterday.
They seemed to work, but left one rather wobbly.    
&bquo;Do you still feel wretched, Adam darling?&equo;
Flora turned and laid her hand on his knee.
She was always touching him, as she touched everyone.
She called Richard and me  dear  ,  darling  ,  duckie  , laying her small, <head>cool</head>paw on our arms.    
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In such conditions what is needed is something which will fill the hunger gap quickly and with as little movement as possible &mdash; when passing food through the little Niagara Falls running off the hood of my waterproof &mdash; deeply envied those astronauts who can squeeze a whole meal into their mouth from a plastic &bquo;toothpaste&equo; tube.
Oh how I have longed sometimes to crouch with my head in my rucksack and give myself a squeeze of self-heating steak and kidney pudding, followed by a quick squeeze of hot custard and delicious spotted dick.    
But it is not just bad weather which takes the gilt off the packed-lunch gingerbread.
On those rare days when the weather has run out of rain and the sun has driven away the clouds, the wrong packed lunch can be just as disastrous.    
When the morning walk has been a hot, hard climb and all breathing has been in gasps, you can arrive at lunchtime with a mouth as dry as a salt mine.
You have probably been perspiring quite impressively too, and you are beginning to have fantasies of pints of a <head>cool</head>drink.
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Skipper David Graveney said: &bquo;We'll be finalising our plans in the next couple of weeks.&equo;        
Daley blow    
MARTIN RICHARDS    
AUSTRALIA's brilliant stand-off Laurie Daley is set to miss October's World Cup final against Great Britain at Wembley, writes Martin Richards.    
Daley's damaged knee is not responding to treatment and he faces surgery.    
Penrith skipper Greg Alexander definitely won't be in the Aussie squad.    
Alexander hasn't played since his younger brother Ben was killed in a car crash in June.    
And he won't return until the beginning of next season.    
Former Aussie Test star Peter Sterling will be Perth's first coach if the Western Australian club are allowed into Sydney's Winfield Cup in 1995.        
Boks play <head>cool</head>   
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And my character feels differently, and he kind of goes on his own path &mdash; but it ends up a distinctive path because he's gotta live one way with his family and then he has this other life going on.
It's about his brother trying to get to him.
It's fantastic.
It'll rip your heart out.&equo;    
Pitt, who camped out in a tent roasting hot dogs with Deacon for a week at a time during filming, has since taken the sport of fly fishing to heart.
He and his room-mate Buck Simmons occasionally practise their casting on the street in front of his house and are planning a fishing trip together.      
The actor shows a very different side in Bakshi's  <head>Cool</head>World  , a part-live, part-animated project about a young man who escapes into a parallel cartoon universe when reality gets too real.
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In an exclusive and wide-ranging survey we have have delved deep into the minds of 13 to 17-year-old girls and boys from all over Britain.    
We have put to them the intimate questions teachers and parents are too afraid to ask.
And we have unlocked the sex secrets of an army of teenagers.    
In the first part of our sensational three-day series, we talk to teenage girls about about sex, love and their relationships with boys.
Their answers are both forthright and fascinating as they reveal their most private thoughts.    
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE PLAYGROUND MOVES    
HER knees felt weak and butterflies flocked into her stomach as she felt the first hot flush of teenage love.    
She'd fancied him for ages and when he asked her out she managed to keep her <head>cool</head>even though she felt faint.    
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For this exuberant individualist revelled in the goal-scoring limelight and hardly seemed the right choice for a midfield link man, laying on scoring chances for others.
Chapman was sure of his assessment, however; and though James was just as fussy about the terms of his transfer as Jack had been, he found the bright lights of the big city too attractive a prospect to refuse Chapman's offer.    
The final touch to the forward line came with seventeen-year-old Cliff Bastin, costing &pound;2,000 from Exeter City, who was to be the last in a long line of Chapman discoveries that began with Fanny Walden twenty years before.
The manager spotted the youngster at Watford, while checking on one of the home side's players.
He was struck by Bastin's <head>cool</head> , calculated style, and set out hotfoot for Devon.
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As the days dragged on the strain of continually living in front-line positions began to show in the faces of some of the Commandos.
Most of the Brigade, including Officers, were still living in slit trenches, fully clothed, with almost every night disturbed by enemy shelling and mortaring.
To ease the pressure, a truckload of Commandos were taken to the rear where they could relax for a couple of days.    
Seventeenth July &mdash; I joined about 20 Commandos from the various units around the village on a trip to a quiet part of the beach a few miles from our front-line positions.
I put on my kilt, picked up my bagpipes, clambered aboard the truck, and we were off to the beach.
About one hour later we sat on the sands staring at the <head>cool</head>sea in front of us, thinking how long it was since we had had a bath.
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Doctors said Lee &mdash; who will be scarred for life &mdash; was lucky not to lose his nose or an eye.    
He was in a satisfactory condition in Newcastle hospital last night, with dozens of tiny stitches in his face.    
&bquo;I nearly fainted when I saw him,&equo; said his mother Mandy, 27.    
&bquo;There were loose flaps of skin hanging from his face and I could see the bone around his eye socket.&equo;    
The three-year-old alsatian, called Sam, was at an animal shelter in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, yesterday waiting to be put down.        
Cement mixer rips off arm    
A TEENAGER had his arm ripped off at the shoulder by a cement mixer yesterday.    
Ambulance men stemmed the flow of blood from 19-year-old David Mellor and packed his arm in <head>cool</head>bags before taking him to Warrington hospital.    
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Instead of facing the music at Wembley on September 9, Taylor's team will play for expenses only on a Spanish Second Division ground that holds only 25,000 spectators and has never before staged a full international match.    
The switch has surprised Wembley, who expected a home game against Spain, and has disappointed the Spanish FA, who hoped they were being invited to London for only the second time in 20 years.    
Javier Clemente, Spain's new manager, says: &bquo;Everybody knows how I admire English football and how I wanted Wembley as the perfect place for my debut match.&equo;    
So Clemente and his FA were taken aback when England returned from the Swedish disaster and began pushing for an away fixture at anywhere in Spain that could be called &bquo;<head>cool</head> &equo;.    
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Remarkably, at that stage, 34 runners were still standing, with Willsford cutting out the running from Golden Minstrel.    
It was noticeable that Docklands Express and Cool Ground were both together in the middle of the field, neither having yet made a move.    
Willsford and Golden Minstrel continued to take the field along until Hotplate jumped to the front at the 21st, the fence before Becher's on the second circuit.    
Romany King then joined the issue, as Llewellyn inched nearer on Party Politics.    
Four fences out, Llewellyn made his move, and from the next it was merely a question of whether Party Politics could hold on or whether Romany King could peg him back.    
Docklands Express was travelling well three fences from the finish, but tired soon after, while Cheltenham Gold Cup winner <head>Cool</head>Ground could finish only 10th.    
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&bquo;What will you do?&equo;
He looked scared and she pitied him.
&bquo;Och &mdash; give them a dose of Archibald Menzies's medicine.
A bit of a ride down the road and a chance to change their minds.&equo;
She giggled unexpectedly.
&bquo;There will be a good crowd at church tomorrow, that is for sure.
Where is Donald?&equo;      
&bquo;Gone after rabbits, up the hill.&equo;    
&bquo;He would be better doing a day at the mill.&equo;
Her return to mere domestic grievances was a relief after the nightmare about the army.
He felt hungry, and went through to the <head>cool</head>room at the back for a bowl of sheep's milk and some bits of potato.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="cool.40037" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="cool.40037" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
Performing at Tokyo's Club Quatro, Wildski is truly an over-the-top, larger-than-life man who bounded through the Japanese experience picking up enough words and phrases to cobble together an Oriental rap which had the crowd beaming from ear to ear.
Wildski decided that Tokyo was the hat capital of the world and proceeded to buy 14 different Kangol varieties.
One particular tartan hat was so large even Russ Abbot might have baulked at it.
I talk to him walking through a packed mid-evening Tokyo, our interview interrupted as a fellow headache passes by.
&bquo;I've got that hat!&equo; he shouts to nobody but himself.    
We talk about the recent Kiss FM opening celebration in London's Highbury Fields where Beats International were canned offstage.
It was seen by many as a &bquo;fuck off&equo; message to Norman from hardcore hip hop fans.
&bquo;I don't think it was as much that as people just waiting to see LL <head>Cool</head>J getting over-excited,&equo; says Wildski.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40039" docsrc="bnc_A0G_703">
<answer instance="cool.40039" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
After it has flowered the bulb can be planted out in the garden in the usual way.    
Hyacinths can be grown over water in special hyacinth glasses.
The bulb is placed in the narrow neck of the glass which keeps it dry.
The base of the glass is filled with water which just touches the bottom of the bulb.
It sends roots down into the water, and the leaves and flowers then develop as normal.        
Pebble dash    
Narcissi can also be planted on pebbles.
Choose a watertight container at least 5in deep and cover the bottom with pebbles.
Arrange the bulbs close together, almost touching, on top of these, and place more pebbles around them to keep them stable.
Add water to just below the base of the bulbs.
Place the container in the dark in a <head>cool</head>place for 8&ndash;10 weeks, checking from time to time to see if the water needs topping up.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40040" docsrc="bnc_CBL_1189">
<answer instance="cool.40040" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Undemanding as to growing medium, it will do well with the usual mixtures provided for other hardy Cryptocoryne species.
In Sri Lanka this species is only found in clear, shallow, running water with a fair amount of clay and silt on the bottom.        
Other requirements:    
Light: Requires good, but not too strong light.
Water temperature: A wide range of temperature is tolerated, 62&deg;&ndash;76&deg;F.
Optimum temperature around 72&deg;&ndash;74&deg;F.
Water condition: The water should be very clear, but otherwise C. thwaitesii is not very demanding, though it does prefer soft water with a pH of 6.5&ndash;7.0.        
Comment:    
This is one of the Cryptocorynes which grows in clear, <head>cool</head> , mountain streams where the water temperature falls as low as 50&deg;F during the night.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40042" docsrc="bnc_B28_694">
<answer instance="cool.40042" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;So he said he will have external examiners who will set tests to the children to find out whether they have learned the facts.
Those who have had facts imparted to them effectively will pass the tests and those who have not will fail to pass the tests, and when the   lists   are read out on Speech Day the incompetence of the bad fact-imparters will be revealed to the world and this will act as a goad and make them impart their facts better in future&hellip;.&equo;    
&bquo;However, in due course a few, a very few indeed, intelligent teachers came to take a <head>cool</head>look at what was happening and they realised that for the vast majority of children the majority of our educational processes add about as much to the mental stature of our children as a diet of sawdust would add to their physical stature&hellip;.,    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40044" docsrc="bnc_ACB_837">
<answer instance="cool.40044" senseid="cool%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="cool.40044" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
&mdash; Nice-looking lad, isn't he?
Do you know him, then?&equo;    
&bquo;Me?
No. &mdash; He used to go to our school, that's all.
Marie's dead keen on him.
She thinks the sun shines out of his backside.&equo;    
&bquo;And she told me she hadn't got a boy-friend!&equo; said Bella.
&bquo;Is he her boy-friend, then?&equo;    
Gazzer shrugged.
&bquo;Don't ask me.&equo;
But although his voice sounded <head>cool</head>and dismissive, his eyes, as he watched Simon cut down an alley between the shops, flamed bright with hostility.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40047" docsrc="bnc_ADB_256">
<answer instance="cool.40047" senseid="cool%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The skill with which the royal family have identified not merely the good causes which will garner public sympathy, but some of the issues which tap the popular pulse has enabled them to weather any potential challenge from republicans.
It is their good fortune to have the luxury of comment without the responsibility of action that enables them to appear more in tune with public feeling than the ideologists of either side of the political spectrum.
The House of Windsor has become highly adept at the business of its own survival.
That there is no popular opposition is testimony not only to how successful they have been, but also to the fact that there appears to be simply no desirable alternative: the British just do not like their politicians enough to want them made head of state.    
Relations between the Queen and Mrs Thatcher are, by all accounts, <head>cool</head>to the point of frosty formality, although probably not as uncomfortable as dealings between Queen Victoria and Gladstone at their worst.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40049" docsrc="bnc_ARB_1909">
<answer instance="cool.40049" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Australian flies must be the most persistent in the world.
I wonder if the British introduced them?
The heat is getting to me.
I drink the last few drops of water from my flask.    
&bquo;Want a tinny, son?&equo; inquires a voice from behind me.    
I turn around and see a small, fat man leaning on his garden fence.
He is wearing white shorts, and laughter lines run in deep creases by the sides of his eyes.    
&bquo;Oh, thanks very much.&equo;    
He delves into his portable coolbox and fishes out an ice cool can of lager.
The beer slips down my throat.
No sooner have I got excited about the <head>cool</head>sensation in my throat than the can is empty.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40051" docsrc="bnc_CD6_1124">
<answer instance="cool.40051" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Unsurprisingly, he's reluctant to discuss their relationship &mdash; after all, since DEF II falls under her authority, most people assume she is responsible for his career.    
&bquo;It doesn't work like that.
You don't just say, &bquo;Gissa job&equo;, 'cause it's like, &bquo;Sure, I'll give you a job, wash the fucking dishes homeboy.&equo;
We help each other out, and suggest things to each other, but that's as much as we talk about work or TV.&equo;
They met, he insists, soon after, not before, he began presenting  Dance Energy   &mdash; &bquo;I got talking to her and I liked that woman&equo; &mdash; and his admiration for her today is obvious.    
&bquo;She's really done a lot, like, she's the one who brought punk to Britain.
She's the voice of all things that don't get a voice.
I'm <head>cool</head>with Janet, because one thing we have in common is that both of us are out there.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40053" docsrc="bnc_CL1_720">
<answer instance="cool.40053" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
He, more than anybody in sport, personified cool: he boxed with the most consummate self-assurance, drifting around the ring almost somnambulistically, often dispensing with his guard and rapidly discharging clusters of punches.
In his 1980 title defence against Colin Jones, a white Welshman, he performed with his usual calmness, accumulating points with ridiculous ease for the first eight rounds.
Then, quite unexpectedly, he took a clubbing right hand to the head and lost complete co-ordination.
He did not react but lay back grasping the top rope.
Jones mounted a quick two-fisted assault and the title changed hands in those brief, dramatic seconds.
Laing was at pains to stress that at no time did he feel under pressure: &bquo;It was that I'd never been caught before and I didn't know what to do.
It was the shock of it more than anything.
I suppose I could've been too <head>cool</head> !&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40056" docsrc="bnc_CH1_6332">
<answer instance="cool.40056" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
He became a Minister in the Foreign Office and during a trip to Israel in 1988 condemned the Israelis over the inhumane treatment of Arab refugees.    
His words created a furore there.
The same year, he found himself in the company of Mona, who described herself in court as an &bquo;apolitical pacifist&equo; who spread her huge family wealth in a series of film, TV, stage and property ventures.    
There were splendid parties at her parents' home in The Bishop's Avenue &mdash; Hampstead's &bquo;Millionaires&equo; Row&equo;.    
There was tea and coffee at her palatial apartment in Mayfair's Chesterfield House.    
And then there was that holiday at the six-bedroomed, six-bathroom pink villa in Marbella for which Mona paid &dollar;20,000 in readies.    
The guests enjoyed <head>cool</head>drinks on the arched terrace beside the gently-lapping pool.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40058" docsrc="bnc_ACG_631">
<answer instance="cool.40058" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
He returns with two wives, eleven sons and a daughter, male and female slaves, and large flocks and herds of sheep and goats, camels, cattle and asses (and Laban's household gods!).    
But Jacob's wrestling days are not yet over.
His hardest and most dangerous bouts are still to come.        
An encounter on the journey, and preparations for another    
When, twenty years before, he fled from Esau's wrath, Jacob stumbled on a holy place (28.10&ndash;22).
He lay down to sleep, and had a vision of a grand stairway linking heaven and earth, its foot at the very spot where he was lying, and peopled with angels ascending and descending.
In his vision God appeared before him and delivered the old promises made to Abraham and Isaac.
Jacob had wrested a blessing from his father by a cruel trick.
At this holy place, without any warning, without any <head>cool</head>calculation on his part, he was given a far richer blessing by God himself.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40060" docsrc="bnc_C9C_393">
<answer instance="cool.40060" senseid="cool%3:00:03::"/>
<context>
Terracotta pots should be propped up on small blocks to aid drainage and prevent ants infesting the compost.
All pot-grown plants should be dead-headed regularly to prolong the display.       
PLANT PORTRAIT  
Nicotiana &bquo;Lime Green&equo;    
An absolute must for both containers and flower arranging.
They are easy to grow and flower for months, but it pays to choose your variety carefully.
&bquo;Lime Green&equo; from Unwins is by far the best colour, but at 2&ft; (60cm) the plants are too tall for small pots.
&bquo;Domino Lime&equo; is paler and only reaches 12&ndash;14&ins; (30&ndash;35cm).            
STABILITY AND CHANGE    
Just three plants can be used to make a <head>cool</head>and colourful corner of a border from spring through to summer.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40062" docsrc="bnc_CKF_2510">
<answer instance="cool.40062" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Other pictures took the place of these; Neil's tent, not far up the brae, and the possibility not only, at worst, of having its shelter for the night, but of my seeing from that vantage point when Neil came back with his boat.
If so, and if I could attract his attention, he would surely bring the boat over for me.    
I trudged up to the camp-site again, to find that there was no need even to look for driftwood for a fire.
Inside that stout little tent was a very efficient camping-gas burner, complete with kettle, billycan, matches, tea bags and powdered milk.
And investigating Neil's stores I found baked beans, sardines, a couple of small tins of ham, and some crispbread.
Like the Swiss Family Robinson, I had very little to complain about.
There was also, of course, a good sleeping-bag.
I only hoped, as the sun sank lower and the breeze grew <head>cool</head> , that I was not going to be obliged to use it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40066" docsrc="bnc_ACX_435">
<answer instance="cool.40066" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Gardeners' Diary &mdash; Sowing Iceland poppies      
1    
Turn seed-heads upside down and tap out the tiny seeds on to white paper, so they are clearly visible.    
2    
Sow thinly in pots or trays of well-drained seed compost.
A folded white card helps to distribute them evenly.    
3    
Cover with a layer of horticultural grit to aid watering and prevent caking of the soil surface.
Water well.    
4    
Label the pot and put on a <head>cool</head>bench or in a cold frame.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40068" docsrc="bnc_CG1_1004">
<answer instance="cool.40068" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The collar is a fraction low for wearing with a tight crew&rehy;necked jumper, but is excellent with anything looser and sits well fastened or open.
The front pockets &mdash; an elegant version of patch pockets &mdash; are fastened at the top by a single stud fastener &mdash; okay for a hanky but don't keep your car keys in them!    
The stud fastenings are less fiddly than buttons and coloured to co-ordinate with the shirt.
The stitching is well finished and the Safari is a good quality shirt &mdash; but no more than you'd expect for the price.
The shirt comes in the usual varied rohan colour range &mdash; the colour (in the case of my turquoise shirt) is safe after a few washes, and there is a short-sleeved version available for &pound;22.    
The material is a 65% polyester 35% cotton mix called Finelight, which has a <head>cool</head> , silky feel without being delicate.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40071" docsrc="bnc_C8S_631">
<answer instance="cool.40071" senseid="cool%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
His senior secretary had been instructed to cancel his engagements for that evening to give him a few hours' peace before a six-month period in which his diary was entirely filled.      
It was summer, and he walked around the beautiful gardens alone, admiring the beds of shrub-roses which had been laid out here as they had been in Josephine Bonaparte's gardens at Malmaison.
The scholarship, the skill, the work and the love which had gone into this section of his gardens struck him forcibly.
He smelt the scent of the roses, and realised it was the first time he had walked here, the first time he had looked at them, in four years.    
He longed then, suddenly, and with a passion that had been suppressed so long that it took him by surprise, for someone to share all this with.
Someone to talk to.
Someone to love.
Not his mother, with whom his relations remained <head>cool</head>and formal.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40072" docsrc="bnc_ADA_1537">
<answer instance="cool.40072" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
And close your eyes with holy dread,    
For he on honey dew hath fed,    
And drunk the milk of Paradise.        
He was facing her now.
She smiled, mechanically.
But a film of excited, creative thought still interposed between his body and the woman, the tree, the lamp and the street before him.
He stood silent, appearing to examine her, actually examining her, but plunging back beyond Coleridge to Ridley and the possible sources of the magical verse.    
Abudah.
Abudah.    
The merchant then met the Queen of Pleasures.
A boat floats Abudah on a <head>cool</head>stream past hanging rocks and woods of spice towards a temple with a chest at its centre.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40075" docsrc="bnc_CD2_689">
<answer instance="cool.40075" senseid="U"/>
<context>
&bquo;We have met before, I think,&equo; he said.
Emily froze.      
&bquo;This University is older,&equo; said the Professor gently.
&bquo;It was founded by Bishop Turnbull in 1450, under Pope Nicholas V. You need not be ashamed of any degree from Glasgow.&equo;    
&bquo;Sir, it is not that, but I hope for an appointment in England.
It would be less readily available from here.&equo;    
&bquo;That is true; though I would always recommend you if you continue as you have begun.&equo;
The Professor combed his beard thoughtfully.
&bquo;I will see what can be done,&equo; he said.
&bquo;I can promise nothing; but I will see.&equo;    
Paul said goodbye later to his <head>cool</head>love, and travelled south again to see his mother, whom he found less robust than before.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40076" docsrc="bnc_BMM_1492">
<answer instance="cool.40076" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The AAAs was sponsored by Kodak.
I was very relaxed, although I am sure that a lot of the journalists, cynics most of them, were still dubious about my time in Madrid.
They were waiting for me to get beaten.
Come to that, I suppose, most of the other sprinters were hoping that the timing was wrong and were eager to bring me back down to earth.
Despite my little foot problem, I was confident.
Also at the conference were two Australian ex-professional sprinters, John Dinan and Chris Perry, who had been running some fast times during the Antipodean summer.
Perry, I remember, ostentatiously smoked a pipe and the press became very excited.    
The event was held on the Friday night, which is traditional.
It is a pity really, because often the weather is <head>cool</head>and the crowd is always small.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40078" docsrc="bnc_B06_904">
<answer instance="cool.40078" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Mash the avocado   to a pulp and stir in the oils.
Mix in a little oatmeal to bind.    
 How to use  : As for previous recipe, but rinse off with tepid water.        
For Oily Skin and Acne    
1 teaspoonful of live, natural yoghurt, 1 teaspoonful of brewer's yeast powder, &frac12; teaspoon of warm water (more if necessary), &frac12; teaspoon of cold-pressed almond oil, 1 drop of lavender, juniper or lemon.    
 Method  : Mix the essential oil into the almond oil and stir into the other ingredients to form a paste.    
 How to use  : Preferably after a bath or facial sauna (congested skin does not readily absorb substances unless warm and moist).
Apply to face and neck, leave on for 10&ndash;15 minutes and rinse off with <head>cool</head>water.          
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40079" docsrc="bnc_AHC_651">
<answer instance="cool.40079" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="cool.40079" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Pool B: France, Irish Wolfhounds, Papua New Guinea.
Pool C: Argentina, American Eagles, Germany.
Pool D: Australia, Tonga, Singapore.
Pool E: Barbarians, Romania, Kwang Hua-Taipei.
Pool F: Canada, South Korea, Thailand.
Pool G: Western Samoa, Namibia, Arabian Gulf.
Pool H: New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia.          
Grand opportunity for Lynch GRAND NATIONAL    
J A McGrath reports on an 11th-hour jockey switch for a strongly-fancied Aintree contenderBookmakers areprepared for &pound;55mbetting spree    
By J A MCGRATH    
MARTIN LYNCH realised the wildest dream of every jump jockey when, at the 11th hour, he picked up the mount on strongly-fancied contender <head>Cool</head>Ground in today's Martell Grand National at Aintree.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40081" docsrc="bnc_ACK_1805">
<answer instance="cool.40081" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
We chatted for a while about the trials and tribulations of being a stately home owner, and there are plenty of headaches I will admit, but I get headaches and nothing else &mdash; prices going up, wages going up, everybody wanting their ten per cent, she said.
No use trying to explain that all some people get is ten per cent of little or nothing.    
&bquo;Of course, I blame the Common Market,&equo; she went on.
&bquo;Not like the Empire when we got everything cheap.&equo;    
&bquo;It'll be different when we join the snake,&equo; I said.    
&bquo;Oh frabjous day!&equo; she giggled.    
&bquo;And you're on to a winner with the poll tax, paying the same as us.&equo;    
&bquo;You keep saying that,&equo; she chided as we cleared the table, &bquo;I hope we're not going to have another Peasants&equo; Revolt.&equo;    
&bquo;So do I,&equo; I said, but I'm not bothered one way or the other.    
Lovely bed with <head>cool</head> , white sheets and a voluminous gown beribboned like Queen Victoria's drawers.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40082" docsrc="bnc_CD5_389">
<answer instance="cool.40082" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="cool.40082" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
With the talk of &bquo;new&equo; British soul talent still on the rise (and much of it obviously focused on Don-E and Omar), the name of Noel has at last began to get some recognition.
It was the tail-end of the Seventies when a frighteningly young Noel McKoy and some schoolmates formed the Albians and recorded the all-time classic lovers' rock tune &bquo;Princess&equo;.
Throughout the next decade, McKoy developed and honed his music.
Appearances with the James Taylor Quartet and a collaboration with Snowboy followed.
When Noel teamed up with brothers Cornelle and Robin and sister Junette to form a steady working unit &mdash; McKoy &mdash; things really started.
The &bquo;Family&equo; single (featured on &bquo;Rebirth Of <head>Cool</head>Too&equo;) confirmed excited whispers: this was great soul music.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40084" docsrc="bnc_CEH_1360">
<answer instance="cool.40084" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
She had whispered her own last goodbye at a Liverpool dockyard gate, though she had not known it.
Two months ago on an innocent   April afternoon, yet already she had lived through a lifetime of sorrow.
Now another life was about to begin, one in which she was no more than a surname and number, a woman who had lifted her hand in salute and sworn allegiance to King and country.
For as long as the war lasted, she would be a part of the Royal Navy and there could be no remembered yesterdays, no thoughts of tomorrow.
One day at a time was how it now must be, and this one day she was adrift, tired and hungry, with new flat-heeled shoes that hurt like hell.    
Briefly she closed her eyes, mentally peeling off the scratchy black stockings, lowering her feet inch by beautiful inch into a bowl of <head>cool</head>water.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40085" docsrc="bnc_BNC_1005">
<answer instance="cool.40085" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
He could not be bothered to check his pockets, what (his wild night, all this booze, the booze he had drank) he had left of his money.
He suspected very little.
He got drunk; he was the sort, his ribald jokes, drinks for everyone.    
He grimaced.
His head.
His eye.
He could see them all far enough now.
He sat in his drawers and had a bottle of beer.
  Parker downed it in one swallow.
It might be the best bottle of beer he had ever drunk.
<head>Cool</head>and rich with hops.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40087" docsrc="bnc_A0G_2711">
<answer instance="cool.40087" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Feed under your trees    
Favourable soil conditions affect a plant's chances of survival beneath trees.
Very often the soil is dry and hungry (deficient in nutrients), especially near evergreens and vigorously rooting hedge species such as privet.
Working quantities of organic material into the top few inches will markedly improve some plants' performance.    
Massed conifers cast dense shadows and their fallen needles can upset the acid/alkaline balance of the soil.
Some thinning may be necessary to admit enough light for plants such as rhododendrons, pieris and hostas to thrive.    
Unless very dense, the shady conditions produced by most garden trees can be turned to advantage by creating a miniature woodland that will suit shade-loving plants and offer a <head>cool</head>oasis in a hot summer.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40088" docsrc="bnc_CBF_9276">
<answer instance="cool.40088" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
A HINDU temple became the latest target for religious violence yesterday when it was set alight in the early hours.    
Worshippers arrived at the temple in Ealing, west London, to find the doors had been soaked in petrol and set on fire.
The inside of the building was slightly smoke-damaged.    
The attack is the third in two days on London temples since clashes between Hindus and Moslems erupted in India.    
&bquo;We appeal to anyone with information to contact us,&equo; said police.        
Wimbledon with no Dan will be like strawberries with no cream    
Geraint Jones    
HE was renowned for the three most famous words in tennis &mdash; &bquo;Oh, I say.&equo;    
As players and spectators heated up at Wimbledon's Centre Court Dan Maskell stayed <head>cool</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40090" docsrc="bnc_A70_109">
<answer instance="cool.40090" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<answer instance="cool.40090" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
Size 10, &pound;50. (seen in newsagent's window)    
Victorian cottage style settee and rocket, a bargain at &pound;100.    
Baby brand new &pound;27, save &pound;15.
Plus several other cheap bits.    
Know any good jokes, seen any howlers in print?
We'll pay &pound;5 for every one used &mdash; but sorry, we can't return anything you send.       
&bquo;Heaven to me is a great big baked potato and someone to share it with&equo; Oprah Winfrey          
Fashion    
Divided dresses    
When it gets hot in the city, go for this season's favourite &mdash; the divided dress.
It's short, smart, comfortable &mdash; and <head>cool</head>             
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40093" docsrc="bnc_CL1_731">
<answer instance="cool.40093" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
Lloyd C. Winter, an established American coach, lends Kane's theory some credence: &bquo;As a class, the Black athletes who have trained under me are far ahead of whites in that one factor &mdash; relaxation under pressure&equo; (Kane, 1971, p.76).
But let me balance this with an inside view from triple jumper Aston Moore:    
Everyone used to say to me, &bquo;how do you manage to stay so cool and relaxed for a big event, Aston?&equo;
If only they could know how I feel every time I compete!
If they could have only known what's going on in my head.
I suffer from so much tension it's not true.
The thing is I disguise it.
But my head is totally taut.          
It should also be understood that black sportsmen work sedulously at perpetuating their popular image of being relaxed at all times.
Examples of blacks consciously and deliberately projecting this image, radiating <head>cool</head>and total relaxation, abound, but two in particular stand out.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40096" docsrc="bnc_CBG_9208">
<answer instance="cool.40096" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
LIVERPOOL: Player (77-90): Signed for British record &pound;440,000. 118 goals in 397 games.
League 79, 80, 82, 83, 84; FA Cup 86; League Cup 81, 82, 83, 84; European Cup 78, 81.    
Manager (85-91): League 86, 88, 90; FA Cup 86, 89.    
BLACKBURN (1991-): Division Two 92.    
SCOTLAND: 102 caps, 30 goals.          
Kenny still the king    
Des Kelly    
RETURNING to Anfield tomorrow means a great deal to Kenny Dalglish, but I'll be surprised if the players see a flicker of emotion in those tense last moments in the dressing room.    
Kenny doesn't give much away and is not one for great speeches.
He doesn't shout or bark out orders and that <head>cool</head>approach was something I found difficult to come to terms with when I first arrived at Liverpool.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40098" docsrc="bnc_AAV_541">
<answer instance="cool.40098" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
If you are planning to try them again this year, take the precaution of choosing quick-maturing varieties in case this summer doesn't turn out to be as sunny.    
Good sweetcorn varieties are Candle (one of the new super-sweet types), Kelvedon Sweetheart and Sunrise.
The tomatoes Red Alert and Tornado should give reasonable crops outdoors in a dull summer &mdash; at least in the southern half of the country.    
IF THE summer turns out to be hot, it will be a lot less work if you plant outdoor tomatoes in the ground rather than in growing bags.
Where you are short of garden space, try the dwarf varieties Pixie (large fruit) or Tiny Tim (small fruit) in tubs.    
Most traditional vegetables do best in a <head>cool</head> , wet summer, so incorporate as much organic matter as possible and consider using strips of black polythene between rows to reduce the need for watering in a good summer.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40100" docsrc="bnc_C8S_1432">
<answer instance="cool.40100" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<answer instance="cool.40100" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;But that's irrelevant.
I'm telling you, it can't happen, and it won't happen.
Algeria is a French colony, for God's sake.
Perhaps you've forgotten that.&equo;    
&bquo;Have you observed recent events in Indo-China?&equo;    
&bquo;Of course I damn well have.
It's totally different.&equo;    
&bquo;The answer is no.&equo;    
Jean-Paul, his face flushed and perplexed, stared at his brother.
He hardly knew him, he realised suddenly.
This <head>cool</head>dark-suited man was a stranger.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40101" docsrc="bnc_BN3_1227">
<answer instance="cool.40101" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
For all those things, I despised him, and was too afraid of him to raise a voice in protest.
Until the &bquo;big fight&equo;.
I shall come to that shortly.
I would, firstly, introduce Louis, my senior by three years.          
Louis    
Brother Louis should follow sister Ethel, in these pages for she is older than he.
It is with no disrespect to her that I give him preference.
I am just giving priority to those who were most instrumental in shaping my life and my general outlook in all matters appertaining to living.    
Louis had more in common with Carl than with Sam, Jerry or me.
In fact, he was in many respects an enigma.
He was at all times placid, unruffled, <head>cool</head> , calm and collected.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40106" docsrc="bnc_CLT_313">
<answer instance="cool.40106" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
After removing ten to fifteen worms from the upturned roots the piece of lawn is returned to its original position, patted down firmly and is none the worse within a week or two.
Alternatively, digging round the compost heap will usually yield a lot of earthworms.    
Small earthworms can be fed whole to fish, while the bigger ones need chopping up.
This can be done easily using a scalpel blade, an old fashioned razor blade or a small sharp knife which is used solely for this purpose.    
Some fishkeepers freeze clean earthworms for later use, but I always tend to use them fresh.
With the milder winters we are experiencing nowadays, earthworms are available all the year round.
Earthworms can also be stored alive in damp leaf mould placed in an icecream tub which has had small holes punched in the lid.
It is important to keep these storage containers in a <head>cool</head>place, possibly in a well shaded part of the garden or the shed.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40107" docsrc="bnc_AHT_138">
<answer instance="cool.40107" senseid="cool%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
An ITN spokesman confirmed yesterday that initial discussions had been held with American networks and European and British organisations.
Networks such as CBS, ABC and Ted Turner's Cable News Network are among rumoured candidates.    
&bquo;But none have gone beyond expressions of potential interest,&equo; he said.
The Government has set a 20 p.c. limit on foreign stakes.    
Some ITV operators, among them Granada, LWT, TVS and TSW, are considering selling or reducing their stakes in ITN.          
City: Waste Management set to float at 600p    
By Marc Popiolek    
DESPITE a <head>cool</head>response from British institutions, shares in Waste Management International will be priced at between 590p and 600p tomorrow, after heavy subscription by American and European investors to the &pound;2.2 billion flotation.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40109" docsrc="bnc_CD5_2042">
<answer instance="cool.40109" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
Brooklyn's Polo cult originated largely in the Crown Heights section of the borough, at the corner of Utica and St John's Avenues.
Back in 1983&ndash;84, around 20 or 30 individuals styled themselves the Polo Posse &mdash; later Lo Lifes &mdash; setting out to steal (&bquo;boost&equo;) Ralph Lauren gear to wear, and resell to the growing number of black kids turning from the B-boy aesthetic to the preppy look, going from LL Cool J to LL Bean.
(The Lo Lifes' neighbouring gang the Deceptions were meanwhile terrorising entire subway cars with hammers.)     
&bquo;A lot of people from Manhatten are wearin' Lo now.
It used to be a Brooklyn thing, but now there's kids who use the name and try to make up their own little Lo Life thing.
That's not fresh, that's not <head>cool</head>&mdash; they just usin' it like it was a slang word&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40111" docsrc="bnc_CFJ_1753">
<answer instance="cool.40111" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;That's right!&equo; barked the dog happily.
&bquo;Come on, everyone, look around.
There's more!&equo;    
&bquo;Frogs don't like bread,&equo; Ferd pointed out.
&bquo;Gummy stuff.&equo;    
&bquo;Then I suggest you hop along to the end of the garden,&equo; Sergeant told them.
&bquo;You might see things differently from down there.&equo;      
The frogs did as Sergeant advised, and discovered at the far end of the garden, near the brick wall, a fine shady place among a cluster of mossy rocks.
&bquo;Lookee here, Ferd,&equo; chirped Polly,    
&bquo;I do believe it's a rock garden, it is.
Ooh, it's nice and <head>cool</head> , too!
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40113" docsrc="bnc_CBG_10002">
<answer instance="cool.40113" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="cool.40113" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
THE participation of Cool Ground threatens to decimate the field for Saturday's &pound;30,000 SGB Chase at Ascot.    
Of the 13 horses standing their ground in the weekend's feature event, just five will be in the handicaper proper and trainers are planning to sidestep the valuable contest if the Gold Cup hero takes his chance.    
The news from Balding's stable was a blow to Andy Turnell, the trainer of Country Member.    
The recent Sandown winner will be 13lb out of the handicap.    
&bquo;I want to run, but if the top-weight is in the field we'll have to miss the race,&equo; Turnell said.    
But Cool Ground's stablemate Romany King, set to carry a handy 10st 7lb, will be one of the main beneficiaries.    
However, Jonathan Geake, assistant to trainer Toby Balding, denied that <head>Cool</head>Ground was being left in to improve the chance of his stable companion.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40114" docsrc="bnc_AM0_463">
<answer instance="cool.40114" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The poolside bar also serves snacks and there's a weekly BBQ.    
The apartments are idyllically set amongst lovely flower beds, palm trees and tropical shrubs.
The reception is an impressive design with a marble dome adjoined by tropical plants.
There is a games room where you can play pool or table-tennis, and live music is planned for the summer.
However, Lanzarote's swinging, lively nightlife is not to be missed and there's a good selection of restaurants within five minutes, and a lovely bar terrace can be found right next door in Cinco's Plaza.
There are supermarkets, shops and banks nearby.    
All the apartments have a separate bedroom, a private bathroom, cooking facilities, lounge and a terrace.
We leave the Plaza Palmeras as the sun sets, with people sitting on their balcony sipping a <head>cool</head>drink from the fridge.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40116" docsrc="bnc_A0G_636">
<answer instance="cool.40116" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Ensure the plants have been grown from certified stock which is free from virus by buying from a reputable supplier.    
&bull;    
The end of August is your last chance to summer-prune cordon apples and pears.    
&bull;    
Place cloches over parsley to keep it growing strongly into autumn.
Pot up a hew clumps and bring them into the kitchen.    
&bull;    
Bend a cauliflower leaf over to cover and protect the young curd.    
&bull;    
Leave a few marrows on the plants to ripen fully, raising them up through the foliage into the sun by resting on bricks.
Harvest before the frost, and store in a <head>cool</head>place until required.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40117" docsrc="bnc_ADG_411">
<answer instance="cool.40117" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
There was one advert for Boots No.
7 make-up and I thought it was great.
It showed a girl making up her face, not to catch a boy, just to try out different looks, some pretty, but some not.
At the end, she pulls her face into a lion.
To me, that advertisement is saying: Here's our make-up, have some fun with it.
It's a bit like face-painting for children, which all kids love.
(Even little boys, they like being painted like Batman or a cat or something.)
That advert isn't oppressive, I like it.    
The times when I have problems about how I want to look it's not to do with me, it's other people.
For example, I went on holiday to Majorca last year with my mum and dad.
I wanted to wear this white dress &mdash; I like it, it's <head>cool</head>and feels nice, it's stretchy and comfortable &mdash; so I wore it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40120" docsrc="bnc_BMS_1329">
<answer instance="cool.40120" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Well?&equo;
He stayed sitting.
&bquo;You coming?&equo;    
Silence.
But then he got up, and we went.          
Chapter 6    
He was that pathetic and undernourished I kept on having to stop and let him catch me up.
I used to keep myself fit with swimming.
Swimming!
Imagine&hellip;
Plunging into <head>cool</head>blue-green waters, coming up half way across, a smooth crawl to the other side and a fish-like turn, then smoothly, coolly, cleanly back again.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40122" docsrc="bnc_CGE_636">
<answer instance="cool.40122" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
Who are the people that you blame for bad things in your life?    
In a conflict situation, have you ever behaved badly towards anyone else; intentionally or unintentionally heaping upon them the blame you attribute to any of the figures you've just thought about and identified?      
Have you ever created a conflict situation yourself with someone you consider responsible for hurting you in some way, perhaps even years before?            
Provoking conflict    
You would think that most reasonable people would not choose to provoke conflict.
We may well not choose to, but if we could be <head>cool</head> , calm and collected and stand back objectively, we might just find that in some conflict situations, to our surprise we may be the unwitting  agent provocateur  .
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40126" docsrc="bnc_ANL_442">
<answer instance="cool.40126" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
I examined the body again, a few moments ago.
In my opinion, the onset of rigor is now complete.&equo;    
&bquo;So, what does that mean?&equo;    
&bquo;Be patient, sergeant.
You must allow me my minor gratifications!
I also took the body temperature anew.&equo;    
&bquo;And?&equo;    
&bquo;On both counts, I can be reasonably certain that death occurred around ten o'clock last night.&equo;    
&bquo;Ten o'clock?&equo;    
&bquo;Perhaps half an hour later.
It was a <head>cool</head>night, and the subject was quite small &mdash; not undernourished, you understand, but slight of build.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40128" docsrc="bnc_ABJ_1967">
<answer instance="cool.40128" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="cool.40128" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
IT WAS Julian Critchley &mdash; genial man of letters, biographer of Michael Heseltine, wholesale supplier of parliamentary anecdotes (repeat orders a speciality) and also a Tory MP &mdash; who noted that &bquo;politicians are happiest when talking, at their most miserable when making up their minds.&equo;    
His biographee would dissent; Mr Heseltine believes in politicians as shirt-sleeved doers.
For the cabinet as a whole, though, talking about the need to replace or reform the poll tax proved easier than finally deciding on its replacement.
The story of how ministers did so provides the first substantial evidence about how John Major's government is functioning behind closed doors.    
The first point is that both ministers and officials involved in the review stress the lack of drama, tantrum-throwing and brinkmanship.
Instead, it was &bquo;collegiate&equo; and &bquo;a classic example of old-fashioned cabinet government&equo;.
It suits the powers-that-be to draw a distinction between the livid chiaroscuro of Mrs Thatcher's reign and the plain, <head>cool</head>daylight of the current regime.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40130" docsrc="bnc_BP8_338">
<answer instance="cool.40130" senseid="cool%5:00:00:composed:00"/>
<context>
They are bumping along a wide highway, stalls stacked with water melons separating the two streams of traffic, the outlines of corrugated-iron roofs defining a shantytown on either side.
Her escort lounges in the driving seat, one hand laid casually on the wheel, the other engaged in smoothing back his hair in a relaxed manner belied by the slightly puzzled looks he flicks sideways at her.
He fires questions at her.    
&bquo;You had a good trip?
You are hot?
You like it here?
My name is Sadat.
You want some Coke?
There is a crate in the back.&equo;    
She reaches over into the back and grabs a couple of cans from the crate lying on the back seat next to his peaked cap.
Noticing that her hands are shaking and knowing that he has noticed she forces herself to act <head>cool</head> , not daring for the moment to analyse her disquiet lest she is incapable of handling the reason.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40131" docsrc="bnc_A0G_723">
<answer instance="cool.40131" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Large bulbs should be only half-buried; with smaller ones, the tips should be just below the compost surface.    
Do not mix different species of bulbs, or different varieties of one species, in the same container.
They are likely to flower at different times and the effect will be untidy.
If you want a mixture of species and colours, grow individual bulbs separately in plant pots and then plant up an arrangement using bulbs which have reached the same stage of development and look to be just about to flower.        
Plunge power    
It is essential that bulbs spend a period of time in cool, dark conditions before flowering (this is known as plunging) to ensure that a good root system is produced, otherwise stunted growth and deformed flowers can result.
Older gardening books may recommend a <head>cool</head>cupboard indoors for plunging.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40134" docsrc="bnc_ADG_755">
<answer instance="cool.40134" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
But you tend to think that's what a girl should look like &mdash; blonde hair and blue eyes &mdash; and then you look in the mirror and you've got short Afro hair, and that's when you maybe start thinking that's the only way to be.
I think it's only due to the way I was brought up by my mum that I didn't grow up with this real block, thinking it's great to be white.
Because my mum took the trouble to buy a Black doll.
Unlike now, when it's easy to buy Black dolls, then it was very difficult.
I have a niece; they didn't have any problem finding Black dolls for her, and nowadays you do see some Black people on TV too, whereas when I was a kid, that was very unusual.    
When I went to junior school it was half and half, white and Black kids; the Black guys were really revered, and lots of the white boys would try to act Black, because they associated it with being hard or cool.
Down my way Blacks are seen as <head>cool</head>and trendy, especially with Acid House music, which has brought a lot of races together.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40135" docsrc="bnc_CAB_810">
<answer instance="cool.40135" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
They walked past the cottage with the sunflower.
People were still standing outside talking intently.
Willie stared at them puzzled.
Why did they appear so anxious?    
&bquo;Come on, William,&equo; called Tom sharply.
&bquo;Don't dither!
We'se got to go into town.&equo;          
Equipped    
Dobbs clopped slowly past cornfields and cottages, bees and cream-coloured butterflies.
Tom and Willie sat in the front of the cart.
They had left Sammy behind to collapse in the <head>cool</head>darkness of the tiled hallway.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40137" docsrc="bnc_C9A_635">
<answer instance="cool.40137" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Plate tectonic movements and internal melting, gravitational segregation responsible for the distinctive differences of rock type, and contrasting local characteristics all played their part.
Spreading ridges can decrease the total volume of the world's oceans, but a prolonged period of volcanism may also have increased the total volume of water.    
Some 360 million years ago the beginnings of dense forests showed up in the fossil record, with tall, looming foliage.
It was shortly after, during the Carboniferous period when the first reptiles appeared, that really massive tree-growth was achieved.
In the meantime the Devonian temperature increased and desert areas expanded.
The fish and amphibians had the sea to keep them <head>cool</head> , and the neo-reptiles, &bquo;designed&equo; to cope with drying-up ponds, hibernated in the mud.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40138" docsrc="bnc_CFT_668">
<answer instance="cool.40138" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<answer instance="cool.40138" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
Longer-length culottes are made from two layers of voile so they have a floaty, sheer effect without being at all see-through.
The culottes are very full and have a comfortable, elasticated waistband.           
LAYERS OF VOILE  
SHEER WITHOUT SHOW-THROUGH          
A    
With rich foliage on a black back-ground this short sleeve cotton shirt makes a bold patterned statement with plain trousers or under a suit.          
B    
The trousers have three gentle pleats on the front, belt loops, two side pockets and one jetted pocket at the back.         
STEP INTO THE SUN        
C    
Beautifully <head>cool</head> , and very feminine sundress with a square neckline and broad shoulder straps.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40140" docsrc="bnc_ACY_518">
<answer instance="cool.40140" senseid="cool%3:00:03::"/>
<context>
The Wall Behind    
Quite often, a dry border or terrace is backed by a south-facing wall.
This may be the warmest spot in the garden providing an opportunity to grow wall plants or climbers which might be scarcely hardy elsewhere.
Here is a list.      
Warm, bright colours:    
 Robinia hispido   (Pink pea-like flowers, ferny foliage)    
 Vitis vinifera   &bquo;Purpurea&equo; (Warm purple leaves in autumn)    
 Rosa   &bquo;Mermaid&equo; (Yellow)    
 Buddleia colvilei   (Striking red flowers &mdash; unlike most buddleia)    
 Campsis radicans   (Cool foliage, hot, brick-orange trumpet flowers)        
<head>Cool</head> , soft colours:    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40143" docsrc="bnc_AHG_543">
<answer instance="cool.40143" senseid="cool%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
As for the supposition that psychoanalysis favours and furthers personal autonomy, I can find little evidence for it among either the analysts or the analysands whom I have known, unless by autonomy is meant a retreat into a private (and invariably middle-class) world of minor emotional fluctuations.        
Books: REVIEW OF REVIEWS    
By WILLIAM STARTLE    
The War Against Women by Marilyn French Hamish Hamilton, &pound;9.99 Backlash: The Undeclared War Against Women by Susan Faludi Chatto &amp; Windus, &pound;9.99 Arcadia by Jim Crace Jonathan Cape, &pound;14.99 &bquo;THE sisterhood at the top of British publishing should be collectively ashamed of itself,&equo; pronounced Richard Gott in The Guardian, in protest at the simultaneous publication of two more &bquo;tendentious feminist tracts by famous American writers&equo;.
Other critics shared his view that enough was enough and gave both Marilyn French's The War Against Women and Susan Faludi's Backlash a pretty <head>cool</head>reception.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40146" docsrc="bnc_CAD_1877">
<answer instance="cool.40146" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
GROOVE CHECK    
SAINT ETIENNE: Nothing Can Stop Us    
MUSIC TO swoon to.
Pure sexy vibes, breathless vocals and brilliant drum rolls.
Haunted by the spectre of Northern Soul, wrapped in perfect pop melodies and probably the best record this year.     
KATHERINE E: I'm Alright    
JUST WHEN you'd given up on Italian House, along come more chattering piano breaks and gusty female vocals to drag you back onto your feet.
Exciting and excited, use liberally to stoke sagging dancefloors, it works every time.     
DIANA BROWN AND BARRIE K SHARPE: Love Or Nothing    
THE RETURN of the sophisticates.
Not as sharp as &bquo;Masterplan&equo;, but still pretty <head>cool</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40147" docsrc="bnc_CAE_461">
<answer instance="cool.40147" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="cool.40147" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
I remember crying because my hands had gone numb from the damp cold.            
FIVE GONAD IN FINLAND    
Psychedelic geeks from Oldham in bollocks out shocker!
Can the INSPIRAL CARPETS, who tear round Finland comparing testicles, pondering piss-drinking and Japanese prostitutes, really be the same band who make such brooding, impassioned pop?
ROGER MORTON can't believe it, as he spends three days in the belly of the all-stupid, all-swearing beast.
Carpet buggers: DEREK RIDGERS    
You have forgotten everything you know about the Inspiral Carpets.
You are suffering from total Inspiral memory loss.
Everything about &bquo;<head>Cool</head>As   F&mdash;  &equo; T-shirts, bowl-head haircuts, &bquo;Planecrash&equo; EPs, cow obsessions and weirdo slideshows has been erased.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40149" docsrc="bnc_AHC_234">
<answer instance="cool.40149" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="cool.40149" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Elsworth says: &bquo;A new place gees him up a bit.
We went two miles &mdash; not quite like Halloween perhaps but still not bad.
He is fit and there won't be a healthier-looking horse in the field.&equo;
GHOFAR'S gleaming coat is left unclipped for the excellent reason that, like the immortal Crisp, he won't allow a clipping machine near him.
If only he could inherit a few more of the great Australian chaser's foibles, this afternoon's first prize would be in the bag.    
Instead, as David Elsworth admits, &bquo;with Gold Cup horses giving him only a few pounds, it is asking an awful lot.
By modern standards, this is a hard National to win.&equo;    
It may well be, but the question of how much the Gold Cup took out of <head>Cool</head>Ground and Docklands Express will only be answered when the heat is on.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40150" docsrc="bnc_CAD_2757">
<answer instance="cool.40150" senseid="cool%5:00:00:fashionable:00"/>
<context>
Before the gig, Cud munch shark steak and nut loaf, Mike Dunphy drives a pea to the edge of his plate and then points at me with his fishknife.    
&bquo;You said we were sexist!&equo;
He's talking about the time I approached them at Leeds Poly and asked them why their logo featured women's breasts rather than the species-ist cow's udders I made them change it to.    
&bquo;We've heard you've got scrotal elephantiasis,&equo; says Carl.
It is true, I was a life-model for art classes at Leeds Poly when Cud were still students there.
They never drew me naked.
They would have remembered.
Yes, I have prostituted myself for the sake of art.
But I've never sold soiled knickers to  Sunday Sport   readers.    
Steve Goodwin is The Drummer From Cud and he's pretending that he thinks it's a really <head>cool</head>joke ha ha ha that both he and the band he loves have become a synonym for wanky indie crap.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40152" docsrc="bnc_ARP_66">
<answer instance="cool.40152" senseid="cool%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Steel toecapped boots, highly polished, became a badge of identity and a useful weapon until they were banned at football matches.    
The third source of the skinhead style was the hip young West Indians of the inner city areas, such as Lambeth or Brixton.
The whites and the blacks mixed freely at dance halls and clubs, both indulging a common love of dancing and music.
The black boys were known as Rude Boys or Rudies.
They could be seen hanging around street corners in Brixton, dressed in their long black coats, later to become the crombies of the skinheads, with short trousers revealing white socks and flat, black shoes.
They viewed the world through dark wrap-around shades beneath pork-pie hats or stingy brims.
Their <head>cool</head> , disdainful attitude to strangers and their style and exuberance in the dance hall made them respected and admired by their white contemporaries.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="cool.40153" docsrc="bnc_AM2_198">
<answer instance="cool.40153" senseid="cool%3:00:01::"/>
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They do not generate their own body heat like mammals and birds, but are largely dependent on the temperatures in their immediate environment.
The only way they can control their body temperature is by moving themselves &mdash; for example, in and out of shade.
The buildings are heated and temperatures in individual vivaria and aquaria are adjusted as necessary.      
Tortoises, Terrapins and Turtles    
In this country, tortoises are usually thought of as land animals, terrapins as freshwater and turtles as sea-living, or marine, reptiles.
In America, all tend to be referred to as Turtles.
The largest tortoises you will see in the park are descended from specimens from Aldabra Island in the Indian Ocean.
They are kept outside, but have their own heated house, from which they emerge to graze even on <head>cool</head>days.
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I guess the fifties was my favourite period for the blues and so the guys that were making records &mdash; most of the Chicago people who were playing in the fifties and who are still around &mdash; are the ones that I am always interested in playing with.&equo;    
Have you ever wanted to do anything other than play music?    
Johnny laughs out loud.
&bquo;I used to think that I wanted to be a lawyer when I was a little kid!&equo;    
The legal profession's loss is, without doubt, a significant gain for Texas Blues!     
I tried a lot of things, like test tubes and lipstick holders and medicine bottles; I used the crystal in my wristwatch &mdash; all kinds of things        
TEARDROP EXPLODES Vox Teardrop &amp; Phantom XII Looking <head>cool</head>is something that rarely happens to me these days, but strapping on either of these reissued Vox guitars it's hard to tell if it's grey hairs or ice&hellip;
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a handy refuge for many punters fed up with processed pop, but the indigenous musics of Zimbabwe, Soweto or Venezuela will never serve the same purpose as Gimme Shelter or Relax for a British, French or American listener.
Meanwhile, big, butch rappers like LL Cool J and Public Enemy are held up as authentic voices of the Male Ghetto Experience (usually by middle-class white semioticians), but if anything rap is even more the product of flatulent ego and opportunist marketing than anything by Bros or Kylie Minogue.
Also, it isn't physically possible to sit and listen to a rap album all the way through.
Run-DMC sensibly provided a side order of heavy metal with their rantings and secured crossover success, while it's noticeable that LL <head>Cool</head>J has resorted to introducing unabashed Radio 2-style ballads into his repertoire.    
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Aga back in Court    
THREE years and five months after the Aga Khan's Aliysa was first past the post in the 1989 Oaks, the latest chapter in the saga of her disqualification begins at the High Court today.    
In what amounts to a test case, the Aga is seeking a review of the Jockey Club's decision to disqualify Aliysa.        
Ground's re-routed    
Henry Rix    
COOL GROUND is almost certain to add another twist to an already intriguing Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Newbury on Saturday.    
The &pound;50,000-added showpiece was not originally on the agenda for the Gold Cup hero, but trainer Toby Balding was yesterday considering a late change of plan following <head>Cool</head>Ground's premature exit in Saturday's Crowther Homes Becher Chase at Aintree.    
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After they'd decided to restore a 200-year-old country cottage on the outskirts of Stroud, Gloucester, housewife Amanda Rawson and her husband scouted around auction rooms looking for furniture to suit it.
But Amanda wasn't content with the anonymous look of the items she found.
&bquo;I decided to pain floral designs on the wood to match my curtains,&equo; she says.   
Soon friends were offering to buy Amanda's work, and she decided to turn her hobby into a business.
She calls it &bquo;Hooliz&equo;, after a game she played as a child.
&bquo;And I am still having fun,&equo; she says.        
Amanda claims she got her eye for good antique furniture from her grandfather.
She strips the pieces in her home and paints on her own eyecatching floral designs to coordinate with her house's decor     
FASHION   
STYLISH CHIFFON   
Lightweight, sheer and soft &mdash; <head>cool</head>chiffon is the perfect fabric for hot days.
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An extra threequarters of a mile and heavy going puts the race in a different light, however.
Little Polveir does not get warmed up until he has gone three miles and Toby Balding has been training him specifically with Saturday in mind.    
The Hennessy winner, Ghofar, looks nicely treated off bottom weight, including a 4lb penalty, although technically he is still 5lb out of the handicap.
Although I have a soft spot for him after his super-game Hennessy win, he does not appeal greatly as 7-2 favourite.
He had a hard race at Newbury, following one the previous week behind Man O Magic at Ascot, but as a six-year-old he looks too young for something as gruelling as the Welsh National &mdash; the last six-year-old to win was Miss Gaynus in 1932.    
<head>Cool</head>Ground is an improving seven-year-old who will love the ground.
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Of course, Gildas was a Christian, and Christianity, with its proliferation of images and chatter, made Ludens shudder.
Ludens had been disturbed by the strange conversation which he had lately had with Marcus, by Marcus's emotion, and by his own.
He had not yet, even, been able to make out how, if at all, Marcus's sudden Judaic piety connected with his original &bquo;quest&equo;.
Perhaps it was something which he had discovered  within   the quest.
Or perhaps it was merely an accident that Marcus had picked up those utterances of his ancestors.
Jews were always prone to irrational guilt; and perhaps especially now.
If the Jewish destiny, and the message thereof, concerned suffering, then it must be the duty of every comfortable Jew to fix up some for himself.
About the Holocaust, Ludens had prided himself on keeping, as a historian, a <head>cool</head>head.
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He liked the smooth-featured, sharp-eyed man, despite the reek of sweat and exertion.
Bodie seemed to be warming to him, too.    
He shrugged.
&bquo;Couldn't play squash for an hour.
Mug's game, over-doing it.&equo;    
&bquo;I quite agree.
But I'm different to you.
I'm cool.
Bodywise, that is.
I sneaked a look at my medical report; slow heartbeat, low metabolism.
I was born <head>cool</head> &hellip;&equo;    
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John Gummer, now shifted from agriculture to environment, has been around too long, but is an old chum of the prime minister.
William Waldegrave, not populist enough to sell the Citizen's Charter, could have been shunted sideways.
A lot of Tories wanted John Patten out of education, but even tough leaders do not sack ministers in mid-crisis.    
The cabinet contains no utter duffers.
The worst mistakes of the past year have been made by ministers at the top.
But collectively the fatigue of 14 years in office is taking its toll.
A real shake-up was needed &mdash; and missed.    
Maybe there is a dearth of talent at middle level.
Stephen Dorrell, the impressive financial secretary to the Treasury, <head>cool</head>under fire and master of a complex brief, missed preferment this time because of his &bquo;sopping wet&equo; past.
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He didn't mind being with Richard &mdash; being with Richard was almost like being with himself &mdash; and he liked what he knew of Mrs Molland.
Kate was curiously fascinating, but mixed in with the fascination was a sort of fear; and over the last few months she had made it quite clear that the less she had to do with him, the better she would like it.    
Most worrying of all was the prospect of spending a month in the same house as the Reverend Hubert Molland.
Even Richard was afraid of his father.
Mr Molland was like all the unpleasant masters at school rolled into one, with the additional drawback of a dog collar round his neck.    
The Rover ambled across England from east to west.
The children read, played games and looked out of the window; they complained about the hardness of the seats and squabbled.    
They had started early, when the day was still <head>cool</head> , but soon it grew very hot.
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We have now carried out successfully a total of 27 national surveys without   undue disruption to schools, with the general support of the LEAs and teachers concerned&hellip; and with the enthusiastic cooperation of the children we have tested&hellip;
Many of the suspicions which existed when the unit was set up, both about the political motivation for its creation and the likely effects of national monitoring on the curriculum, have been allayed (if not entirely put to rest) by the way in which the exercise has been carried out, by the sensitivities displayed by the monitoring teams, by the way in which groups of teachers up and down the country have been involved in the development, trialling and pre-testing of materials, and by the <head>cool</head> , impartial way in which the results have been presented.    
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However, they do need strong wire supports and careful training.
The best variety for small gardens is probably &bquo;Merton Thornless&equo;.        
Grow your own tomato seed    
It's easy to obtain organic tomato seed of excellent quality by growing your own and ensuring you do not take it from diseased plants.
From the healthiest plant you have that is not adjacent to a tomato of a different variety, leave two or three fruits on the second or third truss until very ripe.
Pick, squeeze seeds and pulp into a container and leave, adding water if it looks like drying out.
After a week, top up with water.
Good seed should sink and the pulp float.
Pour off the pulp, strain the seeds and spread them on absorbent paper to dry; then store in a <head>cool</head> , dry place.        
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Naturally, we don't expect you to fling  real   arrows at the best C64 mag on the market, no no no!
Instead, pick up a pen, close your eyes and try to jab your biro down in the bull's-eye.
You've got three tries at it and, if you do get one right in the middle, you qualify and can enter the competition!
Obviously we're unable to ensure that none of   you   omitted cheat by not closing your eyes properly, but we know that if you  do   sneak a cheeky peek as the pen descends you'll never be able to watch  Bullseye   again without suffering heart-rending pangs of guilt.
Be warned!      
QUESTION 1 &mdash; POP MUSIC    
Which '70s rock 'n' roll group had hits with  Duke Of Earl  ,  Daddy <head>Cool</head> ,  Blue Moon   and  Boys From New York City  ?        
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The slightest disturbance makes them retreat in fear (I shall return to this point below).
The most common species of spirit guide, and those most loved by the Chewong, are the so-called &bquo;leaf-people&equo;.
They are beings who live in plants, trees, and flowers.
There is a perceived identity in looks and dress between Chewong and the leaf-people &mdash; and, as I shall show, in their personalities.    
The other main kind of beings with whom the Chewong claim close affinity is the &bquo;original people&equo; who live on Earth Six, above the human Earth Seven.
These beings used to live on Earth Seven a long   time ago, but they retreated to Earth Six because it was too hot and too dirty here.
They are immortal because of the <head>cool</head>temperature on Earth Six and because they eat nothing but fruit, a cooling food.
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&bquo;Not patronising in the least.
Intelligent music lovers require more than a pout from Simon Le Bon or a wiggle or is it a riddle from Nik Kershaw.
The Smiths are a no fuss, no frills band who have taken music a step forward.
That's got to be a good thing.&equo;    
On the other hand, a wiggle or a riddle from Nik Kershaw surely doesn't hold any aspirations other than being unpretentious entertainment.
There is certainly a case for both approaches.
The Smiths, though, have little time for the live and let live view.    
Speaking in  Record Mirror  , Johnny Marr answered accusations of arrogance accordingly.: &bquo;It always surprises me that people should call us arrogant or pretentious.
When we first started we were sick of the way many groups would adopt a <head>cool</head>persona for interviews.
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As a God-fearing man I   took n'heed.
Such things are naught but feeble threats to ig &mdash; gnor'nt peasants.
But there's no smoke without fire.
The evil's there, lying dorm'nt waiting ash&hellip; shance t'strike&hellip;&equo;
The Captain's words slipped and slithered as his outrageous temper blew up into unbelievable fury, all reason washed away by wine.
&bquo;Hanging's t'good,&equo; he added.
&bquo;I'll slice strips of y'black skin and peel them back one by one, like a damned banana.&equo;    
Jess, who had come in response to the message brought by Midnight from Miss Jarman, stood in the doorway appalled.
She took in the bloated rage of the Captain, the eager faces of the card players who were savouring every minute, the dry Insurance man with his <head>cool</head>uncaring manner, the old harridan who'd set it all in motion.
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Don King is looking for a return to the big time with Tucker, who will be a tough opponent.    
But everyone forgets about Moorer, who could be even trickier.    
He's the unbeaten American southpaw and heavyweights are simply not used to facing this style.    
Cool    
Mark my words, Moorer is a real force &mdash; a &bquo;bad liver&equo; who is forever involved in some sort of real-life drama.    
Actually, I'm convinced the man to beat Lewis will do it through applying more mental pressure than physical strength.    
Remember how Razor Ruddock danced into the ring at Earls Court looking wild and wanting to beat Lennox up.
That's exactly how I felt whan I fought him.    
And now I know from first-hand experience it's the wrong approach.    
You have to be as <head>cool</head>as he is.
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The cornflower-blue dress she had brought to wear at the finals had been slept on by Ethel and was impossibly creased, as was her face after two nights sleeping in the car.
Her legs, not brown enough, were becoming bristly.    
She was miserably aware of getting on Perdita's nerves, and, as all the fathers had rolled up, of the loneliness of being a woman on one's own.
She was almost abject with gratitude to Drew who'd insisted she use his Land-Rover as her base, and who'd come up specially that morning to invite her to lunch and to watch the match with him and Sukey.    
Among the Pony Club, Daisy noticed, Drew was a Superman.
A fortnight ago he had played for England against America in the annual International.
Only his two hard-fought goals and grimly consistent defence had prevented the game turning into a rout.
Now he couldn't move twenty yards without signing autographs.
In his <head>cool</head>way Drew found this gratifying.    
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Austin is a good deal smaller than Edinburgh, but has about as much motorway as the UK.
We rolled recklessly down concrete channels, bombarded now by meaningless names and unfamiliar imperatives: E. NACOGDOCHES; R LANE MUST EXIT R.    
&bquo;Look &mdash; Hyde Park!&equo; shouted Jackie.
&bquo;Stella said that's near the campus &mdash; very posh.&equo;
But next to the Hyde Park Drug Store is the Hyde Park Tattoo Parlor, and The Texas Plasma Center (&bquo;Earn &dollar;&dollar; in your spare time!&equo;) and the Wild Snail Pawn Shoppe.    
But clinging to the numbered street grid system we found, and flopped into, our riverside home.    
All the frogs legs you can eat &mdash; Monday nite &dollar;7.95 &mdash;  sign at Cactus Joe's Watering Hole      
The apartment was new, and <head>cool</head> , and decently furnished, and we liked it.
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But familiarity was not the only factor.
The rhetoric of cruelty and inhumanity in 1792, and more clearly in 1806, aroused ambivalence as to its persuasive effect in parliament, even amongst some abolitionists, because they feared the impact of &bquo;enthusiasm&equo; upon their colleagues.
Fox in 1792 and Romilly in 1806 were prepared to take the risk.
They used the language of murder about the slave trade and Fox proclaimed himself an enthusiast for &bquo;that zeal and warmth which arose from a sense of justice and was that kind which made men act with energy in   a noble cause&equo;.
Other opponents of the trade, however, deliberately distanced themselves from &bquo;fanaticism&equo;.
In 1792 Whitbread stressed his commitment to &bquo;a <head>cool</head>and moderate proceeding in the course of justice and humanity&equo;.
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The quality of your protection is subject to your moralising attitude on the way a country is run!,    
&bquo;I'm not a politician, Colonel,&equo; said Cowley coldly.    
&bquo;We have all been branded murderers,&equo; Lin Foh persisted.
&bquo;Your Government listens to the terrorist propaganda.
We are in exile, or we are dead, those of us who ruled firmly but fairly.
I am from a line of Princes, Major Cowley.
I am not afraid to die.
But not wastefully.
If I were still a Minister of my country you would be giving me real protection, day and night.
I want that now.&equo;    
Tired of the wheedling tone, the persistent arrogance of the man, Cowley lost his <head>cool</head>and turned on the colonel.
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The art (therapy?) of Reflexology is founded on the principle that massaging the feet can affect the health of other parts of the body, a fact which acupuncture has known for a long time.
It should therefore come as no surprise that gentle washing and drying of feet promote a feeling of wellbeing at the very least.    
Just think of those winter evenings when you came home with feet like blocks of ice.
A basin of hot water was prepared.
A spoonful of yellow mustard was added and &mdash; oh joy of joys &mdash; as the feet were immersed a feeling of transcendent pleasure stole over you.
Or just reverse the situation.
It is a long hot summer's day.
You have laboured up an unending hill with heavy feet which are swollen, sore and tired.
A gurgling burn looms before you and in its <head>cool</head>streams you immerse your weary feet.
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She loved this filly and would have been so proud.
This win is for her.
I just wish she had been here to see it,&equo; said trainer Dave Morris.    
&bquo;Her car was involved in a head on crash with a lorry and the funeral is in Derbyshire,&equo; he added.    
Queen Of Shannon's jockey Michael Tebbutt showed plenty of enterprise when he and John Reid were the only riders to stick to the far rail for most of the race &mdash; and they finished first and second.    
Veteran trainer Bill Wightman still keeps an ace or two up his sleeve and struck in some style when Catherineofaragon won by ten lengths under John Williams.    
Williams followed up on Sheringa for Toby Balding who plans to run Gold Cup hero <head>Cool</head>Ground over the Grand National fences at the revived Aintree fixture in November.    
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MACHINE KNITTING MONTHLY SUMMER KNITTING Add crochet, beads, butterflies and daisies SPECIAL OFFER NEW &bquo;JAC-CARD&equo; for Double Jacquard NEW SERIES DOUBLE FEATURE FOR ALL SILVER REED MACHINES          
omitted advertisement          
Dear Readers    
So what's new this month?
As this is the first of our summer issues, there's an air of warmer weather and sunnier days about the patterns.
Among the <head>cool</head>colours and short sleeves look out for an imaginative crochet trim &mdash; daisies, worked separately and set into open spaces left in the knitting.    
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Having spotted his prey in a channel which could be fifty yards wide or more, the fisherman must literally read the fish's   mind.
Which run would the fish take?
Almost blind in the shallow muddy water, it is swimming by instinct, following the deepest sand channels.
The prongs of the lave net are probably three to four feet apart, and side stepping in fast waist deep water is a slow business.
He will only get one chance.
If he fails to judge the correct line of the fish's swim, it can pass either side of him; sometimes a frustrating arms length away.    
&bquo;They had any luck d'you know?&equo;
Yanto returned his gaze to the top of Selwyn's bald pate, weathered almost black by his long outdoor life.    
&bquo;Ant' heard no shouting,&equo; came the reply, &bquo;they usually shout to one another when they ketch summat.&equo;,    
Yanto picked up the old man's mug and walked into the <head>cool</head>bar.
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Maybe she could drop by at the Metropolitan Opera and bring along what she
forgot, a little charm, a few smidgins of thespian skills and a nice wig.
Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi's ``La Traviata,'' Ms.
Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well.  It is
n't every day that we hear a Violetta who can sing the first act's
high-flying music with all the little notes perfectly pitched and neatly
stitched together.  Never once did she gasp for air or mop her brow.  She
was as <head>cool</head> as a cucumber.
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On Aug. 1, the state tore up its controls, and food prices leaped.  Without
buffer stocks, inflation exploded.  That was when the tame old Peasants '
Party, desperate to live through the crisis, broke ranks with the
Communists and joined with Solidarity in the East Bloc's first liberated
government.  But by the time Solidarity took office in September, the
damage was done.  ``Shortageflation,'' as economists have come to call it,
had gone hyper.  The cost of raising a pig kept bounding ahead of the
return for selling one.  The farmers stayed angry.  They still are.  At
dawn on a <head>cool</head> day, hundreds travel to the private
market in Radzymin, a town not far from Warsaw, hauling pigs, cattle and
sacks of feed that the state's official buyers ca n't induce them to sell.
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Terms call for First Security to issue about 0.55 share of its stock for
each Deseret share held, or a total of about 550,000 First Security shares.
It has about 12.3 million shares outstanding.  Deseret, with about $100
million in assets, is the parent of the Deseret Bank, which has six offices
and headquarters at Pleasant Grove, Utah.  The purchase price is equal to
about 1.65 times Deseret's roughly $10.7 million book value, or assets less
liabilities.  Salt Lake City-based First Security, with $5.4 billion in
assets, said the agreement is subject to shareholder and regulatory approval,
and that it hopes to complete the transaction early next year.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.'s unsolicited $3.19 billion bid for Great Northern
Nekoosa Corp. was hailed by Wall Street despite a <head>cool</head>
reception by the target company.
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``The thing about the Dinkins candidacy is that it offers hope to a broad
range of people,'' says Meyer Frucher, a real-estate executive and former
aide to Gov. Mario Cuomo.  ``It is a feel-good candidacy.'' No doubt, Mr.
Dinkins has been a calming influence.  He is an avuncular figure who
remembers the birthdays of colleagues 'children, opens doors for women, and
almost never has a bad word to say about anybody.  More important, he
emerged as a peacemaker last summer after the Central Park rape of a white
jogger -- in which a group of Harlem teens was charged -- and the racial
murder of a black teen-ager in the white Brooklyn neighborhood of
Bensonhurst.  Rather than scaring off white voters, as many predicted he
would, Mr. Dinkins attracted many whites precisely because of his
reputation for having a <head>cool</head> head.
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Rounding-off an incredible period in the Museum's history, Pat Twite presented Roger Bryan on behalf of all at NAM with the 1990 Twite Award on September 11.
By chance, the Museum was also acting as host to a large delegation of Mayors and Councillors from the surrounding area and it is hoped that the significance of the presentation rubbed-off on them.
Through the display hangar, NAM has become not just a local attraction and amenity, but has developed into a regional, if not national, venue.    
While the hangar has clearly attracted much of the limelight during the last couple of years, NAM have been undertaking a programme of conservation on their larger airframes.
One project that was underway on the <head>day</head> of the trophy presentation was the awesome task of repainting Vulcan B.2 XM594.
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AT first he failed to notice we had stopped.
Then he came roaring back down the road in a cold fury.    
&bquo;I will kill you if you don't behave,&equo; he said flatly.    
&bquo;I could kill you all.
It means nothing.&equo;    
Life is cheap here and people want to escape.
But Britain refuses to take them.        
TOGETHER AGAIN Sead Hukanovic, weakened by the hell at Omarska, desperately clings on to his brother Nijaz at the camp yesterday    
TRAGIC Outcast mum Sabira Radic hugs daughter Elma on the road to the camp    
MISERY Refugees queue for the meagre rations at the camp in Trnopolje yesterday    
SCRAPS: Paltry bowl of rations dished out by Serbs to feed two men for a <head>day</head>        
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A stock of &bquo;standard&equo; components will not help when an unusual item is &bquo;out of stock&equo;, and with these you just have to accept that you are at the mercy of the suppliers.    
On the other hand, a stock of components can avoid the frustration of being held up on a project because a mundane integrated circuit is temporarily unavailable, or because you have managed to break one lead away from a 100m capacitor.
You need to be sensible about buying components for stock though, or you will probably just waste a lot of money.        
JUNK BOX    
The old approach to the problem was to raid discarded or inexpensive pieces of surplus equipment for any components that could be removed intact.
These went into what was known as the &bquo;junk box&equo;.
The &bquo;junk box&equo; approach is a less practical proposition these <head>days</head> , although there are plenty of surplus printed circuit boards etc. available.
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Transvaal, who had beaten  Western Province   the week before, bounced back from the Baa-Baas defeat with a win against  Free State   the week after.
Pieter Hendriks scored a marvellous kick and chase try and one of the Free State stars was Hendrik Truter who last season played for Transvaal.
He felt, with some justification, that he had received from Transvaal a raw deal for his loyalty, and he moved to Bloemfontein.
A senior Transvaal player, who wished to remain anonymous, indicated that the burly 6ft 5ins fullback will be sorely missed.    
The Free State front row was also impressive and it you can imagine three Mighty Mouse McLauchlans, well then you have them.
The two Bester brothers, Piet and Andr&eacute; along with Johan Styger, prove week in week out that technique and timing can match size and bulk any <head>day</head> .
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D. K. McKenzie remembers a chilling story told by his uncle, Tom Ackroyd, who, from the time he left school in 1925, worked for the railway.    
In 1935 Ackroyd was put in charge of Entwhistle Halt on the Darwen-Bolton line.
There was nothing special about the halt: it had a signal cabin, about a dozen levers, and a pair of gates to allow carts to cross to the farms scattered across the moors.
Apart from the occasional passenger, the main traffic was milk chums en route to the dairy and dye wagons from Preston.
The sidings were situated about half a mile away and there was a water-tower nearby.
Ackroyd enjoyed a quiet bachelor life and lived in a small house by the crossing.    
Ackroyd's strange experience began one day as he looked out from his lonely signal box.
He knew most of the men who used the line and passed the time of <head>day</head> with them.
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The first part of the walk kicks off up a private road gliding beneath a fabulous railway viaduct, the very one from which I had gazed in my bike-less train down the length of Loch Shiel for the first time some ten years earlier.
There is a package holiday that runs steam trains up and down the line during the summer, carrying rich tourists dressed in dinner-jackets and gowns, who scowl sternly from their carriage windows when the train is stranded at obscure little Scottish stations.
Dozens of people with rucksacks glare back at them from the platform as they wait for their substandard &bquo;Sprinter&equo; to turn up; wet, cold and miserable perhaps, but at least secure in the knowledge that they will eventually travel through the same scenery without parting with their life savings.
As we passed under the viaduct that <head>day</head> , one of these steam trains passed overhead, in a cloud of champagne and Chanel fumes.
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<answer instance="day.40013" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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Lest we're parted by the crowd,    
That sweeps up on to the deck,    
To glimpse sea and low slung cloud.    
Come, stand by me my darling,    
That I ever keep you near,    
I'm moved to see your loveliness,    
Your voice I need to hear.    
Come, lean on me my darling,    
As the ship slides smooth away,    
So that we may be together,    
And think over this perfect <head>day</head> .    
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When asked by an interviewer if he was pleased with the performance of the British plants, the President had replied that although past performance had been bad by traditional British standards, he was now happy to say that in recent months a marked improvement had taken place.
This enabled him to look forward with confidence to continued improvements which would put the British plants back at the top of the performance league, where they used to be, and where they belonged.    
Clasper had other ideas, however.
On the <head>day</head> that Don Peters was on his feet at the EPC meeting, fighting for the survival of the British Vehicle Division and the jobs of the fifty thousand people it employed, Fred Clasper was setting in motion the third and final stage of his scheme to sabotage any possible chance of the company's recovery.      
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Her background was a few rungs up from the Jenkinses and that elementary social fact helped to give her a poise in the face of his ever-increasing sureness.
Many found her consistent equilibrium the most surprising of her many qualities.
She came to England to stay with a sister, went to acting school in London and through a teacher who knew how to persuade Emlyn Williams, was all but smuggled into  The Last Days of Dolwyn   as the sixth girl extra &bquo;when only five had been budgeted for.
But then I thought &mdash; Alexander Korda can afford six,&equo; said Emlyn, doing a favour for the female line of the Tafia.    
She was petite, going silver-haired, vivacious, bright, and willing to take Richard on trust.
After the first date he said he would phone her: she waited by the telephone until after midnight.
No call.
Next <head>day</head> .
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She may have been just twenty years old, and secretly terrified, but she would only have one wedding in her life, and she was determined to make it her own.
And for all the pomp and ceremony, for all the formality and precision, the security and the months of planning, for all the cameras and lights, it was still a touching and surprisingly intimate affair.    
The couple were determined their honeymoon should be too, despite equal determination on behalf of the world's press to keep them company.
After a few days at Broadlands, they flew to Gibraltar to join the Royal Yacht  Britannia   for a two-week cruise in and around the Mediterranean.
For two weeks the press flew from one Greek island to another, like migrating birds, at the slightest rumour.
They set to sea in boats and cruisers; one newspaper even hired a Lear jet, which flew over the area <head>day</head> after day.
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It then continued:  Mr. Callaghan's statement is not the end of the story.   
 Material now with   The Observer &mdash;  which we are still checking &mdash; suggests that there may well have been a group hostile to Sir Harold Wilson (and hostile to leaders of the Liberal party) extending far beyond a &bquo;faction of MI5'  .    
&bquo;Whether Sir Harold himself appreciated the full ramifications of the matter is doubtful.    
four days before  The Observer   published this statement by Wilson, Chapman Pincher wrote in the  Daily Express   that he had a copy of a DI6 report, detailing the heavy surveillance of Harold Wilson prior to the general election of February 1974.
It was several pages long and marked &bquo;Top Secret for Addressee Only&equo;.
Next <head>day</head> , he gave more information.
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Others: Andy Harvey (Legionaires) 4&ndash;0&ndash;8; Tim Harrison (Leeds Anglers World) 3&ndash;1&ndash;8.
Teams: Leeds Anglers World 10&ndash;7&ndash;0; Legionaires 10&ndash;6&ndash;0; South Bank 9&ndash;14&ndash;0.
League: Mitre Pets 55; Legionaires 53; South Bank 52.    
LONDON AA.
The final round on the Grand Union Canal at Broadmead Bridge was fished by 26 competiors who had to smash through ice up to six inches thick.
Peter Vasey (Trev's Browning) had three roach on pole and bread punch for victory with 0&ndash;4&ndash;0.
Others: Steve Davis (A1 Shimano) 0&ndash;3&ndash;0; Derek Seymour (Trev's Browning) 0&ndash;2&ndash;12.
A1 Shimano's Bill Bullock won the league with 0&ndash;2&ndash;8, enough for fourth on the <head>day</head> to bring his earnings from the series to almost &pound;500.    
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He had a son, running the family business for him.    
He sucked greedily on the cigar, like a heart patient needing oxygen.
Ah, that Jack.
What a problem he was.
A chip off the old block he was not.
Bright, yes.
Motivated, yes.
But tough?
Dream on.
Young Jack thought he was hard, thought that having a few blondes and getting a few legs broken made you a man, but underneath it all he was soft, a little boy.
If Jack had had to protect his pitch at Dagenham and White City in the <head>days</head> when men were men, he wouldn't have survived until the third race.    
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2 Take the old till roll out carefully (make sure it is not damaged, thereby losing valuable information).
3 Sign and date the end of the till roll.
4 Place the new roll on the reel/spindle, feed the end through into the receipt-holder section and make sure that it will run smoothly.
5 Sign and date the start of the roll.
6 Close and lock the till          
Cashing up    
At the end of a day's trading, the retailer needs to know exactly how much money he has taken.
Each assistant/checkout operator has to cash up the contents of the till.    
In large stores and supermarkets, &bquo;pick-ups&equo; are made throughout the day, so that the tills do not become overloaded with money &mdash; and possibly a security hazard.
This means that the final cashing up will not include all the <head>day</head> 's takings.    
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No one with cash and no part-exchange should consider buying used Sierras from franchised dealers, who invariably ask unrealistic prices.
The private columns are thick with them, but buyers should look out for complete service histories as many are clocked.    
Darren's car was reasonably priced when bought in July 1991 and evidently in clean and original condition.
Although he has added 40,000 to its mileage, this will not deter potential buyers if the condition has remained good and &pound;1750 should be easy to get.                
Where the ghosts of racing roam    
Cars no longer race at Brooklands, but memories of its glory days in the '20s and '30s live on, says Mike McCarthy    
Restored Brooklands clubhouse today; before World War II, race <head>days</head> pulled big crowds (inset)      
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Many Romanians are subsidised by Western currencies brought into the country by relatives on holiday from jobs abroad.
On a back street, just off Bucharest's Bulevardul General Magheru, a spiral stone staircase winds up to the cramped first floor offices of Comturist.    
Here, in an aquarium light, men and women crouch in rows of wooden tip-up seats, peering at half a dozen shuttered doorways.
One of these is labelled &bquo;Iran (Irak)&equo;.    
Every ten minutes an austere blouse steps into the gloom and calls a croucher forward to the cashier's hatch.
Credit notes bought with francs, marks and dollars win relatives access to government caches of whisky, butter, chocolate and ground coffee.
Otherwise, rationing restricts Romanians to one kilo of meat a month and half a loaf of bread a <head>day</head> .    
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Although the merger gave them the chance to start Andy claims they could &bquo;never&equo; have done it without it &mdash; the recession has taken clients and exposure has been &bquo;painful&equo; on occasions.
But he argues, they have survived.
&bquo;After two and a half years, we are still here.
We wouldn't still be doing it if we didn't feel that it was creating enough profit in the meantime, and looked like it could create more as it went along.&equo;           
Pollock: Surviving    
No free wheeling.
Richard Parkyn, a chartered accountant from Tiverton in Devon who has suffered from diabetes since childhood, has successfully completed a 750-mile bike ride from John O'Groats to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital in just 10 <head>days</head> despite having his bike stolen in Kidderminster and suffering from increasingly sore knees.
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It is arguable that the increased visibility of gay men in television drama was a reflection of their dramatic potential as &bquo;dangerous&equo; characters, and their function in raising discussion of AIDS.    
Television's response to the struggle around Clause 28 reflected the status the campaign achieved in the political arena.
The involvement of influential people, including many heterosexuals, in all areas of public life; the high visibility of figures such as Ian McKellen and Michael Cashman; the size and nature of the demonstrations and direct actions made it great television material.
For probably the first time since 1967, homosexuality was at the forefront of public debate, resulting in moments of real visibility and intervention.
I recall one evening, during the early <head>days</head> of the campaign, when on three occasions on different channels (an arts programme and two awards ceremonies) public statements were made against the Clause.
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Further exhibits depict the opening of the West, Whaling (with a Captain's Cabin reproduced from the last of the great Yankee whalers), Textiles (with a fine collection of quilts and hooked rugs), Pewter, Glass and Silver.
The gardens include an American Arboretum, and a semi-circular gallery presenting the vigorous forms and primitive designs of American Folk Art.
There is also an 1830 Conestoga wagon, an observation platform of a railroad car, and a replica of a Tepee.       
A new gallery contains a reference library covering American history and the decorative arts, a map relating to the discovery of the New World, and a hall showing special exhibitions.    
1992 General Information    
The Museum is open daily from 2&mdash;5 p.m. (except Mondays) from the 28th March to 1st November, Sunday and Monday of Bank Holiday weekends 11 a.m. &mdash; 5 p.m.
Gardens open 1&mdash;6 p.m. every <head>day</head> (except Monday).
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My Minister of State, Hugh Rossi, had announced the change during discussion of a social security bill in standing committee on Tuesday morning change is still unjustly called &bquo;the Rossi Index&equo; &mdash; and the Opposition had protested strongly.
At Prime Minister's Questions in the afternoon Margaret Thatcher was challenged by a Labour MP, Jeff Rooker, on the change and although she managed to deflect the question it was clear she had not been briefed.
It was entirely our responsibility and that evening to well past midnight Leon and I took her through the changes until she was satisfied that she knew the policy thoroughly.
We only broke for the night   on the promise of a further meeting next day together with social security officials.
By the next Prime Minister's Questions on Thursday she knew the policy rather better than we did.    
The feature that came through most clearly, however, even in those early <head>days</head> of government, was Margaret Thatcher's stamina.
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MANCHESTER: Today, Britannia Hotel, Portland St BIRMINGHAM: Wednesday, Nov 18, Hyatt Regency, Bridge Street SOUTHAMPTON: Thursday, Nov 19, Southampton Moat House, Highfield Lane BRISTOL: Friday, Nov 20, Bristol Moat House, Victoria St LONDON: Saturday, Nov 21, Drury Lane Moat House, 10 Drury Lane, London WC2        
Secrets of a beauty scout    
Tim Ewbank    
HUNDREDS of people were checking in at New York's JFK airport, but one face stood out from the crowd.
It belonged to a 14-year-old schoolgirl with the looks of an angel.    
By chance, one of the world's top fashion talent-spotters happened to be booking in for that same flight.
Once they were airborne, the girl was approached.    
The next <head>day</head> she was signed up to the top model agency Storm &mdash; and the day after that she started her modelling career.    
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Catholic biblical scholars, theologians and many active lay groups had good reasons to be grateful.
Among the &bquo;observers&equo;, the Orthodox now had something more like their own teaching on Tradition than from any previous Western Council.
Anglicans and Protestants now not only heard the first systematic teaching on the word of God in the Church ever formulated by a Catholic Council (for Trent had only dealt with particular points at issue with the Reformers), but also admired it.
Most remarkable of all, Karl, Barth, having been unable to serve as an observer, later published his reflections (1967, 1969), asking himself such questions as &bquo;How would things look if Rome (without ceasing to be Rome) were one <head>day</head> simply to overtake us and place us in the shadows, so far as the renewing of the church through the Word and Spirit of the gospel is concerned?&equo;
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But if it had meant working for two months she would have said immediately, as she did now, &bquo;I'll have it.&equo;    
The sisters were laughing quite gaily.
&bquo;I knew you would.
I knew you would.&equo;
Florence was moving from one foot to the other as she helped her off with the coat.
But it was Belle who said, &bquo;What about the hats?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, what about them?&equo;
Her voice was full of laughter.
&bquo;I'll take them both, but I want discount for buying two at once, mind.&equo;    
The laughter filled the room, it filled the shop, it even penetrated the wall into the tobacconist's shop and made Arthur Conway wonder if the three old girls next door had gone barmy or taken to the bottle early in the <head>day</head> , for it was said that they took wine with their dinner.
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  Howard later reported that the Nez Perce had &bquo;jammed their ponies through, up the rocks&hellip; and among the fallen trees, without attempting to cut a limb, leaving blood to mark their path; and abandoned animals with broken legs&hellip; or stretched dead by the wayside.&equo;    
The Nez Perce then descended the eastern Bitterroots into Montana on 25th July to find their path blocked by a crude stockade, subsequently dubbed &bquo;Fort Fizzle&equo;.
It was manned by thirty-five regulars under Captain C.C. Rawn summoned from Fort Missoula by Howard, plus 200 Montana volunteers and, to the Nez Perce's disgust, twenty Flathead Indians.
Joseph, Looking Glass and White Bird calmly approached the defenders under a white flag.
For three <head>days</head> they parleyed; Rawn demanding their surrender and the Nez Perce asking to be allowed into Montana in peace.
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Under the duress of the moment, the act of crossing the threshold into this place had passed unnoticed.    
She raised her head and looked around.
The feet were by the door, small, ill-formed, like wax models of a child's that had passed through flame and were partially melted.
They would possess none of the inherent tactile and balancing powers of hers, or that creature outside.    
Nell raised her eyes and looked at the rest of the body; and caught her breath.
Her guess as to what it fundamentally was had been correct.    
As a doctor she'd seen others like it before.
So many times.
But never in the normal world   &mdash; one nearly five feet tall.    
It was a human embryo of some forty <head>days</head> that had been somehow arrested, then grown to its own obscene maturity.        
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Could you find out what has become of SHELLEYAN ORPHAN?
Do they still exist or are &bquo;Helleborine&equo; and &bquo;Century Flower&equo; to be the only albums to mark their existence?        
&bull; The message is brief &mdash; Shelleyan Orphan are alive and well and still signed to Rough Trade, who, in mid-October, will be releasing an album that answers to the name of &bquo;Humroot&equo;.
Happy endings &mdash; you can't beat &bquo;em!        
LIFE IS SWEET    
What's happened to RACHEL SWEET, once pride of Akron and a Stiff princess?        
&bull; These <head>days</head> she's pretty much engaged in an acting career, although she did turn up in John Waters' Hairspray in 1988 to render Barbara Lynn Ozen's title song, which duly appeared on the soundtrack album.
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Unfortunately it kept to the tops of the trees and didn't give me any chance of pictures.    
Much easier to photograph were the giant tortoises which were lumbering around like tanks in the undergrowth.
Some of them were said to be at least a hundred years old.    
Indian mynahs were common and we saw several strange-looking mutants with bald yellow heads.
Many sunbirds were flitting around, but I found them almost impossible to.
photograph with the equipment I had with me.
I also realised that forest photography was fraught with problems I hadn't even considered, and was not at all well-equipped to deal with.    
We flew back to Mahe and straight on to Praslin for a stay of a few <head>days</head> with the intention of taking day-trips to the smaller islands of Cousin and La Digue.    
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Associated with the four seasons, the weeks concerned begin, respectively, on St Lucy's Day (13 December), the First Sunday in Lent, Whitsunday, and Holy Cross Day (14 September).
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays in these weeks are the Ember Days.
Traditionally, these days were set apart for special prayer and fasting.
The following Sundays, for example Trinity Sunday, are the days specially fixed for the ordination of the clergy.
This ancient custom was finally established as a law of the Church, c.1085, by Pope Gregory VII.    
In England, belief in the uniformity of time was greatly influenced by   the Puritans in their strong opposition to the practices of the Roman Church, in particular to the idea of special days in the ecclesiastical calendar.
Instead, the puritans advocated a regular routine of six <head>days</head> of work followed by a day of rest on the Sabbath, the famous Nonconformist ethic.
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During the afternoon, our tour includes the Belvedere Palace, the Spanish Riding School within the grounds of the Hofburg Palace, the magnificent Opera House and St. Stephen's Cathedral.
As evening falls, there is an optional &bquo;Vienna by Night&equo; excursion.
This includes a traditional waltz dance show at the Cafe Hubner, followed by dinner in the famous wine village of Grinzing.        
DAY 4: Vienna    
Our morning tour of the city includes the Schonbrunn Palace.
Here, Marie Antoinette spent her childhood.
The afternoon is free for you to explore the delights of classical Vienna.
Alternatively, join us for an optional excursion to Vienna Woods, including a trip to the hunting lodge at Mayerling.
Our &bquo;Romantic Vienna&equo; evening excursion includes dinner in a typical restaurant, followed by a visit to the Prater Funfair with its big wheel.        
<head>DAY</head> 5: Vienna &mdash; Klagenfurt    
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In further pressure on East German leaders, academics at the influential Potsdam Academy sent an open letter to the central committee.    
It said that &bquo;the party's ignorant and arrogant behaviour over the years towards reserved and moderate criticism provoked the crisis.&equo;    
Meanwhile, there were signs last night that the Interior Ministry is about to recognise the country's biggest opposition group, New Forum.
For the first time last night, the official ADN news agency published a statement by the group, and a regional newspaper printed a &bquo;catalogue&equo; of New Forum demands yesterday.    
An East German parliamentary committee yesterday dismissed a draft travel law, saying that the 30 <head>days</head> ' travel to be granted a year in no way met people's expectations.    
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Anything that doesn't fit under another heading may be entered here, eg tea, biscuits, soap.    
Each analysis column is totalled separately.
All the analysis columns totalled together should agree with the figure in the TOTAL PAID column.    
The balance of petty cash is the difference between the total paid and the amount originally in the cash box (either the amount in the float, or the amount left after previous purchases).
The sum of money needed to restore the balance to the original amount is known as the imprest.
So, for example,    
You began the day with &pound;20 in the cash box.    
You spent &pound;2.06 on batteries, and &pound;1.71 on nine 19p stamps, so the TOTAL PAID was &pound;3.77.    
The imprest would also be &pound;3.77, so that the petty cash box contains &pound;20 for the next <head>day</head> .    
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Mrs Clarke's brother, Norman Wilce, of Blyth, Northumberland, said yesterday: &bquo;We are all devastated.
They had gone out to Jamaica to start a new life.&equo;    
Police are questioning two men about the deaths.        
Brit shot and left in swamp    
THE body of missing British businessman Howard Bates has been found in a Florida swamp.    
The killers shot Mr Bates in the back of the head and then dumped his body.    
Mr Bates, 43, of Hawkhurst, Kent, had flown to Miami in February last year to recover &pound;500,000 he had lost in a crooked business deal.    
After phoning his wife Sheila to tell her he had arrived safely, the computer boss was never seen again.    
The former RAF Hercules pilot and director of Hastings-based South East Computers, which has since folded, had planned to spend just two <head>days</head> in America.    
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<instance id="day.40068" docsrc="bnc_CKL_143">
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The crowd's response to his resilient 6&ndash;4, 7&ndash;5, 6&ndash;4 defeat of a totally overawed Sampras, in his David Cup debut, plus their even greater support as he and   Forget   beat Ken Flach and the hapless Robert Seguso 6&ndash;1, 6&ndash;4, 4&ndash;6, 6&ndash;2, with flurries of brilliant winners in the doubles, must have gone a long way to at least dimming the memory of the cruel booing he received in 1988 when he struggled against Mats Wilander at Roland Garros in the final of the French Open and then again at Bercy the following   November  .    
For Noah, it was a glorious culmination of dedication, endeavour and skill by what he called &bquo;&hellip; our whole tennis family&equo;.    
On choosing Leconte, which clearly caught the Americans by surprise, he said, &bquo;I decided ten <head>days</head> beforehand that he would play.
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My regard for your daughter has in no way diminished; I still want her for my wife.
You may not know, that I have had a book on philosophy published, and am working on another; my superiors at London University College are pleased with me, and promotion seems probable.
Will you not reconsider your former decision against us?
I will not interfere with Dinah's career on the stage; I have watched with great pleasure her performances as Lady Teazle and the other young lady in The Rivals; and I know, that          
she owes a great deal, not only to her natural gifts, but to your tuition.    
I venture to ask, again, for your permission to pay her my addresses, and for marriage between us at an early date.
Yours devotedly, Paul Arkwright        
He waited; the <head>days</head> lengthened into weeks; but no answer came.
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Just a very nice man.&equo;      
&bquo;Well, then!
Oh, this is fab!
Bill'll be so thrilled!&equo;    
&bquo;Hey, Jo!
This is a strict professional confidence!
No raising of false hopes.
This is just for the trade, still all very much in the air,&equo; she warned, &bquo;and not the trade at large.
You're not to say one word of any of this to your pals when you get back to Benedict's&equo;    
&bquo;I won't, I promise.&equo;    
Before I left for London next <head>day</head> Margaret had the official confirmation of Dickie's examination results.
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Tillard and Royal Marine Lt. R.C. Hay, spotted another Z.506B as they were heading back towards the carrier, and attacked.
This too made a number of very steep turns and made for nearby cloud, though its port engine was believed damaged, and possibly the rear gunner killed.
The Fulmars continued searching for it and came across it (or the aircraft forced down by Taylor) floating on the sea; there were no signs of life.
At least one Z.506B from the 287  a   Squadriglia was reported lost.         
Hurricane IIAs ranged on &bquo;Ark Royal&equo; ready for take-off on 3 April 1941.        
6&ndash;9/4/41    
7/JG 26 had left Sicily for Taranto during this period, operating over southern Yugoslavia on 6th., the <head>day</head> of the invasion of that country.
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Here is the prop's definitive advice: &bquo;If you concentrate on the scrum and get your own put-in right without being shoved back and disrupted, everyone from the back row through to the threequarters can work off that.
But if the scrum is retreating no one can do anything.
It's not attractive or exciting but you have to do a basic job&equo;.    
Which might just be Alan Davies' test for 1992.     
The steam and sweat of the scrum &mdash; the source of all endeavour!
The Welsh pack hold the French in Cardiff.      
&bquo;PANTHER&equo; MARTIN'S PSYCHOLOGY SEMINAR    
Allan Martin's analysis of Wales' gradually improving forward play has a poignancy born of happy memories of the halcyon Seventies.
In those <head>days</head> the towering Aberavon lock was surrounded by quality and experience &mdash; a luxury successor generations have not had.    
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But he can afford to joke because his pub has won the Egon Ronay Family Pub of the Year award.    
And it's not hard to see why.    
The hotel features special family rooms with fabulous views of Freshwater Bay, high chairs and kids' menus and there's full access to a wonderful garden.    
It even supplies baby listening devices.    
Perhaps the most impressive thing about the hotel is   its   price.    
A room with en-suite bathroom, breakfast and dinner for a family of four &mdash; two adults and two children under five &mdash; will pay &pound;540 per week.    
Be sure to book in advance.
For full details, phone: (0983 730431).      
FACT BOX    
RED Funnel Ferries offer a <head>day</head> trip from Southampton to Cowes at &pound;28 for a car and four adults and a weekend special deal (after 6pm Fridays) of &pound;35.
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&bquo;Charming,&equo; the Trade Attach&eacute; sighed.    
&bquo;The Ambassador's daughter&hellip;&equo; the Charg&eacute; warned.    
&bquo;To see her is to start the day well,&equo; the Trade Attach&eacute; whispered.    
&bquo;Actually, my own day started pretty well,&equo; Pink said.    
Their eyes were on him, enquiring.
Yes, it was his day.
His day to talk, their day to listen.    
&bquo;You know what?
I walk into my dining room at 9.26 this morning, just to say my goodbyes to the little lady.
There's a woman sat there, in front of the fire, and she's stark naked.
That started my <head>day</head> well, I can tell you.&equo;    
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&bquo;I'll come and do some measuring in the morning if that suits,&equo; she said.
Edward Morris smiled and nodded but it was the stranger who spoke.    
&bquo;  I'll   definitely keep you in mind,&equo; he said and as his dark eyes met hers he seemed again to be laughing at her.    
Hari hurried back along the street anxious to get home, it was turning colder and the night was closing in.
She ran through the last few streets and saw with relief the familiar tall building rising against the night sky.    
She let herself into the kitchen and sank into a chair before the fire that urgently needed mending.
Hari rubbed her hand over her eyes, it had been a strange <head>day</head> , an eventful one in which she had quite clearly made an enemy   but perhaps she had also made a friend of Edward Morris.    
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&bquo;That's rubbish,&equo; said the Danish defender.
&bquo;I think it's just an excuse.
I don't want other prospective buyers to think I'm not fit, because I am.
There is nothing wrong with my knee.&equo;    
City directors are understood to have pulled out for financial reasons.        
Grim Graham    
Mike Walters    
GEORGE GRAHAM last night reluctantly accepted the role of Public Enemy No 1 as Arsenal turned to cup competitions as the salvation for their crumbling season.    
The Gunners' Premier League challenge is virtually a write-off after the Bank Holiday Monday defeat at Aston Villa made it seven games without a win.    
Now they face non-League Yeovil in Saturday's FA Cup third-round tie and a Coca-Cola Cup trip to Scarborough four <head>days</head> later.    
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There, cars file in an endless stream into the Fort McDowell Recreation Centre, pride of the Fort McDowell tribe and salvation of its economy.
Those same elderly men and women, in pastel slacks and tennis shoes, who play the machines on the Fort McDowell reservation could also be losing their money at Turf Paradise, or at the greyhounds down the street.    
The Arizona legislature has just opened a special session to hear what the racetrack owners want.
In brief, they want slot machines of their own: 500 each for Turf Paradise and the Phoenix Greyhound Park, 250 each for the smaller tracks.
They reckon that if each machine brought in &dollar;192 a <head>day</head> (a claim the Las Vegas experts call unrealistic), and if the owners let the state pocket 90% of it, the state could earn more than &dollar;196m a year; and it could put the money towards education.    
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<instance id="day.40086" docsrc="bnc_A52_554">
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The German show, which offers substantial prize money, has attracted all four members of Britain's European Championship-winning team &mdash; Skelton, Joe Turi and the Whitaker brothers &mdash; as well as the reserve, David Broome.        
Racing: Muddle concept gains ground: JOHN KARTER reports on plans for an all-weather race track coming to fruition    
By JOHN KARTER    
INSPIRATION may not spring readily from the prosaic-sounding north Midlands town of Southwell but it is the black stuff that dreams are made of in the eyes of Ron and Richard Muddle, the father and son team of racing entrepreneurs extraordinary.    
Southwell, as well as Lingfield, has been chosen as a first venue for all-weather racing in this country.
The opening meeting on the new surface at the Nottinghamshire track is on 1 November, two <head>days</head> after Lingfield stage their historic fixture.    
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<answer instance="day.40087" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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The land around the cloud towers was NASA's special country.
There were more animals there, and fewer humans.
It was a pretty good place for nomes.
Some of them believed that NASA had arranged it all for precisely that reason.      
Shrub sat back.    
&bquo;And does  she   believe that?&equo; said Masklin.
He looked across the clearing to where Gurder and Topknot were arguing.
They couldn't understand what one another was saying, but they were still arguing.    
The Thing translated.    
Shrub laughed.    
&bquo;She says, <head>days</head> come, days go, who needs to believe anything?
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Just somehow, somewhere between the sweet shop and her house, between home and school, between tea-time and bath-time, she would lose concentration.
Something would attract her &mdash; a cloud, a flower, a fat lady on the street- and she would drift away from the track unthinkingly.
She knew that her grown-ups were frightened and she did not want them to be frightened, but she also knew that Fenna was a mightier protection than all their loving care could ever be.
She could walk safely in the forest of city streets and that no harm could touch her.    
She would just wander off; and then later she would come to, wondering where she was and remembering that they would be angry with her again.
That <head>day</head> she had wandered off between leaving her mother's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother's sitting-room.
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Primaflora, now he will blame you.&equo;    
She lifted her wet face, smiling at last.
She said, &bquo;What is this?
You want me to urge you to submit to him?
No.
All I am saying, my dear, is that you have another reason to end this war quickly.
When he is truly King, he will find other favourites, and no reason to keep you or me at his side.
But quickly!
Quickly!&equo;    
And he didn't tease her, or court her, or divert her, because what she had done was risk death, which was a thing better honoured by abstinence.
Only, next <head>day</head> , he rode to Famagusta with less than a light heart, to lead his men to the end of the game.          
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The mothers did not suspect anything until Mrs Bursey noticed a name tag on her baby showed the mother as Marie Coyle.    
Mrs Bursey, a supermarket supervisor, added: &bquo;I feel sick all the time.
I've been so frightened of giving her all my love.    
&bquo;That Friday night we just sat there rocking her backwards and forwards and crying.    
&bquo;I keep looking at her face and saying &bquo;Are you mine?&equo;&equo;
The couple, who live in a village in the New Forest, took the baby back to the hospital because they feared they would become too fond of her, but have now taken her back.    
Twenty miles away on the outskirts of Southampton, former hospital worker Marie, 27, is suffering the same anguish.    
Sitting next to Peter, 24, she said she was unaware of the mix-up until there was a knock at the door after their first full <head>day</head> at home with Gemma.    
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<instance id="day.40098" docsrc="bnc_A18_265">
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To stay with yellow for a moment: we noted a paring-down to the bare bones of yellow water in a yellow glass when Raskolnikov comes to after fainting on his first visit to the police station.
An opposite movement occurs with the elements of oppressive heat and smell on that same momentous fourth floor.
In the first draft of the scene neither are mentioned.
Then, as an afterthought, Dostoevsky wrote &bquo;the air was   terribly stifling&equo; and &bquo;in addition, a smell of wet paint assailed the nostrils&equo;.
Our final text elaborates this to &bquo;the nauseating smell of fresh paint which had been mixed with rancid oil&equo;.    
Rancid oil is simply right.
Hundreds of such details mark Dostoevsky's year-long burst of composition, hour upon hour, &bquo;Without straightening my neck&equo;, he said.
Thus he caught the police station and the whole city during those few fictional july <head>days</head> when everything except the Epilogue happens.
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<instance id="day.40100" docsrc="bnc_BN7_876">
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GPs and family planning clinics can also provide advice to those who wish to use natural methods of seeking to avoid pregnancy.      
Contact your local Family Health Services Authority or District Health Authority for information on the availability of local services (the address will be in the phone book).
Information can also be obtained from:    
For advice on natural family planning methods:          
In case of emergency    
Emergency contraception (sometimes called &bquo;the morning after pill&equo;) may protect you against pregnancy if you have had sexual intercourse without contraception or if you think that the method you have used may not have worked &mdash; but it should never be used up to 72 hours after intercourse and an IUD method that may be fitted within five <head>days</head> .
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<instance id="day.40101" docsrc="bnc_CAD_1941">
<answer instance="day.40101" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<context>
Boys being boys, (What, you mean sexist tossers? &mdash; Female Ed) the interview crashes to a halt as Galliano grapple for a peep of her pins.
They don't know her name and the chances are that she ain't that familiar with them.
If she's got half an ounce of cool in her beautiful bones then she'll get wise.        
St Etienne: Heavenly-sent    
Galliano: WARNING &mdash; this band features Mick Talbot        
HI, ENERGISE    
Round and round, and back again, everything spins around, passing by if you missed it the first time.
David Lee from ENERGIZE thinks Electro is on its way back, and could speak for many hours about the halcyon <head>days</head> before Electro meant toddlers break-dancing in the streets, title-dropping classics like Man Parrish's &bquo;Hip Hop Be Bop&equo;, early Mantronix, and Shannon.    
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<instance id="day.40106" docsrc="bnc_ABW_1496">
<answer instance="day.40106" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.40106" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
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And she enjoyed the humour: the comic dignity of goats, with their vacant, pale, wide-angle eyes (reminiscent of a well-known soap star), the retriever who collapsed in an untidy heap (dogs were becoming outcasts, like smokers) &mdash; in contrast to the neat pool of sleeping cat.    
Exact Nature! which designs and makes both plants and animals so carefully &mdash; each animal with precisely the amount and type of intelligence it needs to survive &mdash; and then squanders them so carelessly.
Life, not lives.    
It had been a gloomy <head>day</head> which suddenly burst into splendour in the evening, the clouds rising behind the fields in the setting sun like mountains (if only they had been!) and above, a darkening amethyst sky with &mdash; the finishing touch &mdash; a rose pink filigree disc of a moon foreshadowing the peace and perfection of a moonlit night.    
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<instance id="day.40107" docsrc="bnc_CK5_3177">
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And then, right in the middle of a well-executed display of crushing mediocrity, these four grinning long-hairs launch into &bquo;Soup&equo;, which succeeds in being every bit as stunning as the recorded version.
It's followed by &bquo;Gibbet&equo;, a lush, textured tune that scrapes the impressive heights reached by its predecessor, only to give way to more featherweight tat.    
&bquo;Confused&equo; isn't the half of it.        
IT'S ONLY ROCK 'N' STROLL    
STROLLERCOASTER    
BREATHE IN &mdash; Jon &bquo;Fat Beast&equo; 's &bquo;Indie Variety Spectacular&equo; is coming to a college near you.
Forget your Rollercoasters and Lollapaloozas, this is burgeoning Indiedom in a shrink-wrapped package.    
The idea took shape some five years ago in the back room of London's Bull &amp; Gate, and it's taken until now to get it on the road &mdash; for 32 <head>days</head> only.
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<instance id="day.40109" docsrc="bnc_B29_595">
<answer instance="day.40109" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
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The facade survived intact and was incorporated in the rebuilding, which was completed in 1932.    
However, the fires of the Rising and exposure to the weather in the years immediately after contributed to the decay of the stonework of the facade in a way that has made it hazardous in recent years.
To remedy this, a major restoration project is now under way, financed by an allocation of funds from the National Lottery.        
Where you can find out more about 1916    
This exhibition is intended to provide a brief survey of the political events and historical forces that shaped the 1916 Rising.
The Video-wall presentation attempts to give an impression of what actually happened over those 18 tumultuous <head>days</head> between the reading of the Proclamation and the execution of James Connolly.    
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<instance id="day.40111" docsrc="bnc_CKV_1029">
<answer instance="day.40111" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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In recent years Winters has interested himself in making objects of glass and ceramics.
Perhaps it is true that everything points back to one's youth: as a teenager Winters began a bottle collection after discovering a drugstore basement full of abandoned glass containers.
&bquo;Vitro Vivo: Paintings, Glass and Ceramics&equo; is how Winters styles his newest exhibition, on until 20 March at Brooke Alexander.    
During his European peregrinations in the 1970s, Winters at one point met up with Marcel Broodthaers in Paris.
There he assisted him in the preparation of an installation called &bquo;La Salle Blanche&equo;.
Broodthaers, who was an installationist in the <head>days</head> when such work was still rather uncommon, became a guru to a select handful of French and later American artists &mdash; but his work remains, oddly, little known in New York.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40113" docsrc="bnc_B22_263">
<answer instance="day.40113" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<context>
On the west side of Culver Street at the Milford Street junction was Jenkins' Shop, having a window in each street with the door across the corner.
It was not large but did a fairish trade.
Noted for its cleanliness, it was owned by Mrs. Jenkins, although the work was done by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Cecil Bevis.
On entering the shop, facing you was a glass showcase with a marble top for the counter.
Shelving covered the back two walls, whilst to the right was a biscuit stand containing some dozen tins, stacked at an angle so that by just taking off the lid, biscuits could be removed.
Jenkins did quite a delivery trade, the goods being taken out by Mr. Bevis on a very old &bquo;errand boy's&equo; bike with a wicker basket at the front.
They used to sell cut-corned beef at 2d a quarter pound, broken biscuits for 6d a pound,     there were many of these in the <head>days</head> before packaging.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40114" docsrc="bnc_AT3_2169">
<answer instance="day.40114" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
I picked up reasonable speed and had just about regained my composure when a hand appeared on my left shoulder from behind!
The wraith had caught me up.
I gathered my courage, and turned, prepared to look myself in the face.
Instead, I saw a smiling, though breathless, New Zealander.    
&bquo;You walk at some speed,&equo; he said.
&bquo;What a job I've had catching you.
We read about your trip in the paper before we came on holiday and now we're on our way back through Reggane.
Your friends told us to follow the  piste   and we'd be sure to meet you head on.
We'd gone miles, then saw your tracks going in the opposite direction, so we doubled back.&equo;    
&bquo;Yeah, the  piste   was too churned up.
I've been south of it all <head>day</head> .&equo;    
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<answer instance="day.40116" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I could have sworn you were American.
What are you doing here?&equo;
Looking and listening.
I ask what he does.
&bquo;I'm a businessman from Indiana.&equo;
Here on business?
&bquo;On vacation.&equo;
You must be the first tourist in years.
&bquo;Right.&equo;
Been here long?
&bquo;A couple of <head>days</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40117" docsrc="bnc_A90_397">
<answer instance="day.40117" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
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Richard Lee, who trains Market Leader, expressed himself happy with Greene's riding and said he felt Market Leader was a moderate animal.        
Pakistan v India, third Test Shoaib cashes in.    
SHOAIB MOHAMMAD completed a double century, his first in Tests, before the third Test at Lahore was allowed to subside into the inevitable draw yesterday.    
Pakistan were 699 for five in reply to India's first innings score of 509 when the game was called off 10 overs into the final hour with Shoaib 203 not out.    
Pakistan's score was the highest by any side in a Test in Pakistan, surpassing the 561 they made against New Zealand in 1955-56, and the highest in matches between the two countries.    
Only two wickets fell yesterday, slightly below the game's average of three a <head>day</head> .
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<instance id="day.40122" docsrc="bnc_A4F_540">
<answer instance="day.40122" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The fall was not helped by remarks made in Moscow by Alan Greenspan, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, who said it might be counterproductive to give great importance to short-term stabilisation of domestic financial or foreign exchange markets.    
Though there was some selling yesterday, volume was not heavy.
Some large investors stood on the sidelines, happy to have moved money out of UK companies earlier in the year to overseas markets.    
Most fund managers believed it was too early to say when they would consider buying London shares again.    
Wall Street, however, experienced an unusually quiet day, with stock markets drifting slightly lower despite the strong dollar and firm credit markets.
Investment strategists said the decline was attributable to profit-taking after six <head>days</head> of climbing prices, which brought the Dow Jones Industrial average up by more than 100 points.    
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<instance id="day.40125" docsrc="bnc_CBE_477">
<answer instance="day.40125" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
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PUNK violinist Nigel Kennedy has escaped having a good behaviour pledge slapped on him after smashing up a hotel room.    
&bquo;You may as well ask us to guarantee world peace,&equo; said record company EMI's Louise Bagshawe.    
&bquo;He hardly has a reputation to protect.&equo;    
Kennedy, 36, caused &pound;3,000 worth of damage to his &pound;350-a-night penthouse suite in Berlin, ruining sofas, carpets and china.    
He is currently No 1 in the classical charts with Beethoven's Violin Concerto.        
Deadly jinx of Lockerbie    
Adrian Lee    
A JET crashed yesterday killing all 157 people on board &mdash; bringing chilling echoes of the Lockerbie disaster.    
The Libyan Arab Airlines Boeing 727 came down the <head>day</head> after the fourth anniversary of the Lockerbie bomb &mdash; allegedly planted by two Libyans &mdash; which killed 270.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40128" docsrc="bnc_C93_1272">
<answer instance="day.40128" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<answer instance="day.40128" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
Until the 1950s the village had a chapel, a school, two shops and a public house.
At the present time there is only the public house left.    
The children travel by school bus to Howden, and social events are held in the old school.
It is no longer a farming community.
People travel outside the village to work, so turning it into a dormitory village.        
Skerne    
Skerne is mentioned in the Domesday Book as a small village and seems to have changed little ever since!
It was a fairly important village, the church having possible connections with Meaux Abbey.
Certainly the Abbey were known to be large landowners in the area.    
The Norman church was much larger than its present <head>day</head> form, having a north transept of which the arches leading to it can still be seen.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40129" docsrc="bnc_CHK_893">
<answer instance="day.40129" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Along the side of Roaring Springs Canyon the path hugs a ledge of pink sandstone, giving airy views into the rocky chasm below.    
Roaring Springs at the junction of Bright Angel Canyon, is like a last oasis before entering the desert.
There's a waterfall and a stream which looks fantastic.
Below Roaring Springs the real desert starts.     
Junction of Roaring Springs and Bright Angel Canyons, where the real desert starts    
In Bright Angel the heat is intense and cacti with red and yellow flowers grow along the sides of the trail among great sheared-off blocks of stone.
Rattlesnakes are supposed to be common, though they are generally shy and silent and we didn't see any trace of them.    
At the end of Bright Angel Canyon &mdash; and a long <head>day</head> 's walking &mdash; is the central canyon and finally the Colorado river &mdash; wide, green, fast flowing, and icy cold.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40131" docsrc="bnc_ARW_171">
<answer instance="day.40131" senseid="day%1:28:01::"/>
<context>
Delia Cope believes that although we have suffered from slavery, imperialism, capitalism, and exploitation, we should dismiss our feelings, keep smiling and put up with this shit.
We have a right to be represented in a women's magazine that's fighting for equal representation.
I'm sure the Delia Copes of this world can make their own boring magazine.    
Yes, middle class women have done a lot for the &bquo;Women's Movement&equo; but does she really think that us  working class women   have been sitting on our arses doing nothing all this time.    
Anyway, I hope that Spare Rib always continues to be there for all women, and some of us do appreciate the entertaining, interesting and informative magazine Spare Rib is.    
YOURS, SURINDER LANDA        
* indicates that this letter has been cut    
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S <head>DAY</head> IS MARCH 8 &mdash; IF YOU HAVE ANY LISTINGS PLEASE SEND THEM IN!     
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40132" docsrc="bnc_C87_2215">
<answer instance="day.40132" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The ten runners-up will receive their own personal choice of cassette from the list provided in that issue.    
And the big winner is&hellip;
Terence Honeyford, Buxton, Derbyshire.    
The following ten receive the Hi-Tec game of their choice:          
WAGGLE THAT STICK MADAM (Issue 86)    
Originally we were planning to reward the first ten correct answers drawn out of the bag with a wonderful Sigma-Ray joystick, but unfortunately Markie (feeble minded fool that he is) mistook them for his laundry and took them home to be washed by his Mum.
However Steve decided it would be unfair for the winners to go without some kind of reward, and so he intends to pop round to show you his collection of &bquo;Bunty&equo; comics &mdash; expect him within the next 28 <head>days</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40135" docsrc="bnc_AND_1736">
<answer instance="day.40135" senseid="day%1:28:01::"/>
<context>
The NUT isn't the only union to be alarmed by the fact that some schools are attempting to influence parental choice through &bquo;free gifts&equo; on enrolment.
The National Association of Head Teachers  Code of Conduct   instructs members to:    
avoid the practice of giving gifts or commercial incentives to prospective pupils or their parents with the intention of inducing them to enrol and to take account of the possible damage to pupils in other educational establishments as a result of marketing activities.            
Keeping track of competition    
Not only are primary schools in the neighbourhood competing for children but prep schools may also be attracting pupils out of the area too.    
Popping along to open <head>days</head> and public events to see what's on offer and collecting a few prospectuses will give some data to think about.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40136" docsrc="bnc_B1N_1707">
<answer instance="day.40136" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
We'll be up in five minutes.&equo;    
A whole lighthouse to myself.
An eery echoing spiralling climb of 168 steps took me up to the light itself and 180 degree views stretching to hazy nothingness to the west and north; Harris hills to the south-west; the Cuillins of Skye to the south and the mainland mountains to the east.    
The lighthouse was fourteen years old when JTR sketched it and by 1876 fish oil had been replaced by paraffin fuel.
It was a hundred years later that electricity was first used.
Erosion of the cliffs below have changed the profile of his view.
The   previous year to my visit a sizeable chunk had cracked off in a storm.    
The <head>day</head> I was there was the still, silent kind of a winter day when the light clings to the skyline slowly moving round from east to south to west.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40138" docsrc="bnc_CB5_31">
<answer instance="day.40138" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.40138" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Hark at you!
You have come back in a funny mood.
What's got into you?&equo;    
&bquo;Oh nothing much,&equo; Ruth retorted.
&bquo;Only that my father's dead, my stepmother's ill, and I'm worried sick about my grandfather!
Nothing at all, really!&equo;    
She could hardly tell Florrie that, most of all, her mind was on Dick.
He had already gone to his new job in Wensleydale, with a promise to return on his first free Sunday.    
Ruth's conscience was troubled over Dick: not because of what they had done together &mdash; that had been wonderful and whenever she thought about it her body ached, her breasts tingled with longing to experience it again &mdash; but because she now knew, had known it from the <head>day</head> after he had brought her home, that he was not the man she wanted to marry.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40139" docsrc="bnc_C98_2586">
<answer instance="day.40139" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
I realise what a fool I was, throwing myself at you the way I did.&equo;
George made a deprecating sound, but she held up her hand to silence him and then continued, &bquo;I'm happy enough at Uncle Nathan's, although coming back has brought it home to me how much I miss country life.
What I said when I left still holds good, George.
I do love you &mdash; I shall always do so and no matter how many eligible young men my Uncle parades before me, I shall never marry.&equo;    
George felt uncomfortable at this declaration, especially as it was made in a steady and unemotional voice, far removed from the previous frantic outburst on the day she had left the farm.    
, I just want you to know that I shall never change, but I also want you to allow me to come home now and again for a few <head>days</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40144" docsrc="bnc_CG0_1440">
<answer instance="day.40144" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
They put up  dazibao   which at first mostly mourned Chai, but the contents of the posters soon became more politically oriented.
The situation at Beida became tense as demonstrations were called to protest not just at the student's death but the poor conditions of intellectuals in China, the lack of free speech and human rights, excessive bureaucracy in the party's structure and rampant corruption within party echelons.
These issues were all becoming &bquo;hot topics&equo; of discussion and were later to form an integral part of the 1989 student movement.
The tragic death of Chai Qing Feng gave rise to small-scale protest which signalled clear warnings to the leadership of the serious problems they would have to face.
A brief &bquo;diary&equo; of the tense <head>days</head> in June 1988, when a full-fledged &bquo;xuechao&equo; was narrowly avoided, is given below.      
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40146" docsrc="bnc_AA3_407">
<answer instance="day.40146" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
But he added: &bquo;It didn't require a great deal of insight in 1985 to appreciate that the business of Barlow Clowes was not at that time being run in a fashion which made it an obvious candidate for a licence.&equo;    
Mr Alf Morris (Lab.
Wythenshawe) welcomed a step forward for the victims of a &bquo;huge and vile swindle&equo;.
Two of his elderly constituents had lost not only their life savings, but their homes.    
But they had received a further &bquo;hammer blow&equo; with a demand yesterday &bquo;for thousands of pounds from the Inland Revenue for taxation which they had been told by Barlow Clowes had been deducted at source.        
Shares tumble after Wall Street slump.    
By Mark Milner    
SHARE prices in London shrugged off Monday's sharp fall on Wall Street but then succumbed to fresh falls in New York late in the <head>day</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40148" docsrc="bnc_A74_249">
<answer instance="day.40148" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
I sort of sit by her bed till she falls asleep.
It's weird, but when she's asleep she looks real young, even though her face is all puffy.
I'm not tired no more so I just sit and watch her.
I still don't understand why she was all bashed up.
She's my friend.    
I been to hospital once to visit someone.
I can't remember who, but they were pretty poorly like and all round the bed was flowers and fruit and that.
I remember cos it looked so nice.
Sitting there, I think about that for a while, then I decide to bring all my plants in and stick them round the bed.
I don't have no fruit, but I reckon just plants are OK without the fruit.
So that's what I do &mdash; I bring all my plants and the flowers Mr Frost gave me a couple of <head>days</head> ago.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40149" docsrc="bnc_CNA_447">
<answer instance="day.40149" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
<context>
The household timetable revolves around restaurant work, with children often being late for school, and visitors being least welcome (and this is a very hospitable culture) early in the morning.
The notion of a routine, of a particular time for meals, baths, bed for young children &mdash; to fit in with the other interests and commitments of parents working outside the home &mdash; is not especially important.
If Bangladeshi mothers' idea of time emphasises fluidity and flexibility, then Welsh mothers' notions emphasise regularity and routine.        
sleeping patterns    
Bangladeshi babies are thought to be vulnerable, and they sleep close to other people both <head>day</head> and night;   at night they are either in the mother's bed or in a cot next to it, a practice also reported by Farooqi  et al  .
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40151" docsrc="bnc_B7J_1444">
<answer instance="day.40151" senseid="time_of_day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
And yet, so mechanical is this learning routine that if we interrupt such a bee while she is feeding she must take off and land again of her own accord, that landing permits her to choose the correct feeder colour on her next visit.
Similarly, bees learn landmarks after taking off: a recruit who arrived and fed at the feeder, but was transported back to the hive while feeding, returned without the slightest memory of the landmarks she must certainly have seen on her arrival.        
Desirable imperfection    
Other aspects of the associative component of flower learning seem equally curious.
Although a bee learns a flower's odour almost perfectly in one visit, she must make several trips to learn its colour with precision; and even then a bee never chooses the correct colour 100 per cent of the time.
It learns shape less quickly, and time of <head>day</head> more slowly still.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40152" docsrc="bnc_A0L_140">
<answer instance="day.40152" senseid="day%1:28:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Are you coming, Francis?&equo;    
&bquo;I think it's girls&equo; talk,&equo; said he, archly.    
&bquo;Oh, piss off, you silly old queen.
R's more like Claire Rayner!&equo;    
&bquo;But you love it, darling!&equo;    
&bquo;It's all right,&equo; said Jay, grinning absurdly.
It was pleasant to feel needed by an attractive older woman, it amused her when Lucy pecked her goodbye.
Always brisk, always on the cheek.
Food for fantasy.    
It was springtime when she fell in love with Lucy.
On St Patrick's <head>Day</head> , at 7.48 in the evening, just like that.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40156" docsrc="bnc_CBG_9175">
<answer instance="day.40156" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
&bquo;There were loads of players who were just as good as Ian, but they didn't have his determination.    
Some dropped out and got into drugs, others just fancied drinking with their mates in the pub.    
&bquo;But he stuck at it, even though clubs didn't give him his chance until he went to Palace.    
Now, the same people who discarded him as a kid are the ones who want to shake his hand.    
&bquo;I must admit, when he came to the club we didn't hit it off.
I felt threatened by him because I used to play up front, so I decided to show him who was boss.
But that all changed after an incident in training.    
&bquo;All the older pros used to take the mickey out of us, but then one <head>day</head> in a practice match Ian went past Jim Cannon, who had been at the club for ages, and he didn't like it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40157" docsrc="bnc_B1J_592">
<answer instance="day.40157" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
But shouting murder at those who are trying their best to maintain quality of life from another standpoint is neither appropriate, nor likely to produce a healthy outcome for society.    
The Roman Catholic Church must take a great deal of credit for consistently arguing the &bquo;pro-life&equo; case.
That is why it is sad to see so much bitter polemic springing out of sincere concern.
But to argue that an embryo is sacred is different from saying that a sperm is sacred.
That is what the illogical anti-contraception stance of the Roman Catholic Church is in effect saying &mdash; and as that film so vividly illustrated that would mean a mini-genocide going on inside every male every minute.    
The Irish Government may some <head>day</head> allow non-Catholics, and Catholics   too, to buy contraceptives in Eire.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40160" docsrc="bnc_CDK_1261">
<answer instance="day.40160" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Hurry up &mdash; this one is often learnt from our parents.
How many times were you told to hurry up, and how many times have you said &bquo;hurry up&equo; to your children?
This can turn into a driver where people then feel they have to achieve everything in the fastest possible time.
Never mind the quality &mdash; watch the speed!    
I want to please you &mdash; most of us like to be popular and enjoy pleasing other people.
However, when this becomes a driver we are often looking for attention when we are doing something.
We over-emphasize our  needs   for other people's approval of what we do.
This makes it very difficult for us to be angry with other people or to give criticism.      
Be strong-I will achieve all these things in a <head>day</head> even if I am exhausted by the end of it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40161" docsrc="bnc_A46_304">
<answer instance="day.40161" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
Egon Krenz, 48, a hard-drinking hard-liner and nominally number two, responsible for youths, is now written off, having no friends in the Soviet Union or anywhere else.
But no one knows, and perhaps there is nothing to know.    
President Gorbachev claimed on Soviet television to have found many supporters of perestroika in SED.
That could be true.
The disgruntlement among its two million members is almost palpable.    
The 22-man Politburo jealously guards power.
It is entirely dominated by old comrades of 77-year-old Erich Honecker from the days when, after 1945, he built his powerbase.
All in Mr Honecker's image, tough and second rate, they are not inclined to give up the hunting lodges and chauffeurs they feel are their due.
With luck, an &bquo;easeful death&equo; will intervene before that <head>day</head> comes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40163" docsrc="bnc_ASB_658">
<answer instance="day.40163" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
A search of his house revealed evidence that was, to put it mildly, incriminating: two face masks, a building society pass book hidden under the carpet, lots of property from some other burglaries, and photographs of Samuel kissing bundles of banknotes.
Samuel admitted to the burglaries but not to the robbery.
The police were anxious to charge him with this as well.
He had said that he did not want a solicitor when he first arrived at the police station, at 2 p.m.
At 8.30 p.m. he asked for his lawyer.
The superintendent refused access, recording that it was a serious arrestable offence and that there was a &bquo;likelihood of other suspects to be arrested being inadvertently warned&equo;.
He was kept in overnight and questioned in more detail.
At 11 a.m. the following <head>day</head> his mother was told of his detention.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40165" docsrc="bnc_A61_1864">
<answer instance="day.40165" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Very well played, Piper,&equo; remarked Mills Roberts as he and his Officers left the saluting base and made their way across the village green in the direction of Brigade H.Q I remained at attention until they disappeared through the gates of the big house.
I felt it was prudent to remain silent and then keep out of the Brigadier's way until he had forgotten the incident of the bodyguards.
The parade dispersed, the Commandos returning to their respective units, and soon the village green was quiet, except for the murmur of French voices as the civilians read the newsheet pinned to a tree.
Whatever the newsheet was telling them they all seemed excited about it; there was waving of arms and pointing in the direction of Caen.
The newsheet had started to appear over the past few <head>days</head> as the villagers began to return to their homes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40168" docsrc="bnc_A75_844">
<answer instance="day.40168" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
<context>
Accepting that meals are a very important part of a person's life-style means that their timing might have an important role in adjusting the body clock.
The effect can be direct, through the influence of food intake on gut activity (see below), or indirect, through the social factors that are associated with meals.    
Indigestion and constipation    
After eating the meal, the food must now be digested.
This requires the co-ordinated release into our gut of a series of digestive enzymes and fluids which are then mixed with the food.
The digested material is slowly passed through the gut by muscle action, and foodstuffs, water and salts are absorbed into our blood stream.
What remains is converted into solid material for elimination as faeces.    
There is no good evidence to indicate that these processes cannot be achieved by the body equally well at any time of the <head>day</head> or night.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40169" docsrc="bnc_CEB_2827">
<answer instance="day.40169" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
Rather messily, incidentally.&equo;    
&bquo;That sounds similar to Tom's.
Well, we'll see if any more turn up.&equo;    
Stanley sighed.
&bquo;I'll be frank with you.
I'd rather it were kept quiet if any more do.
The hunt can do without a report like that in the local press.
It would inspire the cranks and a shoal of other letters.&equo;    
&bquo;I promise you we'll be discreet.&equo;    
&bquo;Discretion,&equo; said the Master slowly.
&bquo;Not much of that about these <head>days</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40172" docsrc="bnc_B01_612">
<answer instance="day.40172" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Advocacy projects are beginning to emerge, with young-old people often acting as advocates for people with illnesses like dementia or stroke who   cannot articulate their needs.
Self-advocacy requires training and support for inarticulate people to learn how to voice their needs and wishes.
I once attended a talk at which a group of people with learning difficulties described how they hated being called &bquo;mentally handicapped&equo;.
It made a lasting impression on me.
There may be all kinds of professional practices which frail and inarticulate older people hate, but which, without support, they would be unable to articulate.    
One of the fundamental ways of changing attitudes is through information.
Often, negative attitudes are based on misinformation.
A commonly held view is that &bquo;we're all of us&hellip; moving&hellip; into the category of those who don't know what <head>day</head> it is.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40174" docsrc="bnc_APK_189">
<answer instance="day.40174" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.40174" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Thomson died in 1921 aged 84.
His real interest had always been in the scientific aspects of his work.
Although now remembered solely for his pictures, he would probably have preferred to be recognised as a man of science, and the man who taught Sir Henry Stanley the rudiments of expedition photography.    
Visual documents such as Thomson's are an exciting link with our own history, and that of the developing world.
The photographic pioneers who travelled our own rural lanes, and cobbled back alleys have left us a visual legacy that portrays the changing face of our society.
This legacy has been added to down the years, and continues to develop.
It's an interesting thought that the images of every <head>day</head> life that we all make today, will sooner or later become a part of this heritage.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40177" docsrc="bnc_AS0_676">
<answer instance="day.40177" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
If the situation lasts for a long time with no sign of improvement, you should discuss the future very carefully with the doctor or hospital specialist, rather than trying to cope in a hopeless situation which cannot resolve itself.    
Even if you are coping well enough overall, you may sometimes be provoked into anger against the patient, either because of his behaviour, or because of your mutual frustration at the situation his illness has created.
You may even feel like hitting him.
If you reach this stage, you will probably feel guilty about it, which adds to your own discomfort.
What you should recognize is that it is a warning sign that you have been doing too much, and that you need to get away from the patient, at least for short periods in the <head>day</head> , if not for some days or weeks.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40178" docsrc="bnc_CK4_1685">
<answer instance="day.40178" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The band's guitar tech, Mole &mdash; so named because of the way he squints through his rounded spectacles &mdash; punches a continuous barrage of Ramones hits into the jukebox, and drummer Fyfe Ewins models a beret he's liberated from Lord knows where.    
Therapy? 's latest game is &bquo;Whose Round Is It Anyway?&equo; in which contestants from the band and crew have to go to the bar and order a drink in the manner of a named personality.
Picture guitarist Michael McKeegan jerking his way back to the table in the style of Gary Numan!    
Little do we know that this drink will shape the course of the rest of the tour.
But that comes tomorrow.
For now, Therapy? are at the start of their first proper American jaunt, glad to take a break from the pressures of Britain and their debut major label release, and swap them for the promotional chores of the States.    
My key word for the next three <head>days</head> is born here out of a conversation with the increasingly vocal and 45-degree angled Fyfe.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40181" docsrc="bnc_BN6_1025">
<answer instance="day.40181" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
The kind words you have to say about me,    
Say them now for I want to hear them.        
I decided to have a farm sale after Uncle went, and put up all the livestock for auction.
There were about fifteen cattle, around a dozen sheep and a few lambs left over from the spring lambing.
But I chose the wrong time when prices were depressed and there wasn't a great deal to come after all the expenses were paid.
Apparently, if I had waited a bit longer prices would have been much higher.
But then I was never much of a businesswoman and I had no close relatives left to turn to for help and advice.    
I was all alone.          
My Friends, the Beasts of the Field    
Life for Hannah Hauxwell then settled into a pattern which basically continues to this <head>day</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40182" docsrc="bnc_ALW_733">
<answer instance="day.40182" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The new booklets complement those already available on assessments (regulation 6), health surveillance (regulation 11), setting in-house occupational exposure limits (regulation 7), and information, instruction and training (regulation 12) and will be joined by booklets on COSHH and product distribution, contractors and occupational exposure limits for mixtures, during the first quarter of this year.
The booklets will be of use to any industry sector that uses chemicals.        
Industry safety profile    
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has produced a statistical safety profile of the chemical industry.
It provides key statistics on safety matters and concentrates on details of the fatal, major and over three day injuries to employees in the chemical industry between 1981 and 1988&ndash;89.    
During 1988&ndash;89, 4051 injuries were reported &mdash; 8 were fatalities, 490 major injuries and 3553 resulted in absence from work for more than three <head>days</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40185" docsrc="bnc_B7E_443">
<answer instance="day.40185" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
At the end of this period, in a month when the natural, or &bquo;wild&equo;, population of these mosquitoes should have peaked, not a single  A. albimanus   could be found.    
This technique is more efficient when only sterile males are released, but we must be able to sort out the sexes.
At first entomologists depended on a slight difference in the size of the male and female pupae, but the technique was far from efficient.
Jack Seawright, a USDA colleague of Weidhaas, used a technique of genetic sexing.
This involved the translocation of the gene responsible for resistance to the carbamate insecticide propoxur on to the male-Y-chromosome so that only the males were resistant.
The exposure of immature insects to a dosage of the insecticide sufficient to kill the susceptible females, enabled Seawright to &bquo;mass produce&equo; more than one million sterile males a <head>day</head> with only two females per thousand.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40186" docsrc="bnc_CH1_9648">
<answer instance="day.40186" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
On orders from the new Earl, my visits to the house were to be permitted only if I agreed to be supervised.    
The following day, when I arrived to collect her ladyship's papers, a similar reception was waiting.
This time it was Simon Thorpe, the new estate manager.    
Nothing was to be removed, and I was to go home and keep my head   down  .    
A few days later, I was made redundant.
On the directions of the new heir to a &pound;50 million fortune, I was to receive the state minimum of one week's redundancy pay for each year's service.    
Only 11 years were acknowledged, and plans to throw the wedding reception at Althorp for my second marriage were cancelled.    
Two <head>days</head> after her husband's death, Lady Spencer came to Althorp with a roll of red stickers to identify her possessions, the pieces she would be removing to her London home.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.40188" docsrc="bnc_CBG_349">
<answer instance="day.40188" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
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I believe he'll get them, and &mdash; Hirst take note &mdash; it's a question of when, not if, Francis wins his first trophy.        
Giant step    
Graham Fisher    
MANCHESTER UNITED manager Alex Ferguson staunchly backed his temperamental superstar Eric Cantona last night and claimed: &bquo;This man can become a giant at Old Trafford.&equo;    
Ferguson brushed aside what he called &bquo;innuendo and criticism&equo; and made it clear he regarded the acquisition of the French striker as a huge stepping stone towards winning the title.    
Within minutes of Cantona signing for United last week, sources at Leeds revealed that he had twice asked for a move, and stormed out of Elland Road only <head>days</head> before his &pound;1.2 million transfer.    
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The Treasury says the decision to change the basis of treatment, announced by Peter Lilley, Trade and Industry Secretary, on February 13, came too late to affect the current year's figures but have been included in the 1993&ndash;94 estimates.    
Pressure from Bruce Millan, EC regional commissioner, has resulted in the Treasury reluctantly accepting that the funds provided by Brussels are additional to government spending rather than part of it and should be steered to specific projects rather than forming part of the spending pool.
Treasury insistence that EC contributions are &bquo;taxpayers' money&equo; and should be counted as part of the public spending programme caused friction with the EC and Mr Millan froze money due to coal and steel areas.        
City: Nervous sterling mauled by the mark    
By Anne Segall    
THE pound had another tense <head>day</head> , struggling to hold its own on the exchanges as investors waited nervously for weekend opinion polls before deciding their next move.    
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I tried rearing owlets in my bedroom under heat lamps several times, usually without much success.
Come to think of it, I always seem to have baby owls in my bedroom.
Perhaps that's why it smells so terrible in there.    
One particular owl that sticks in my mind was one I kept alive for six weeks, in the early days.
He seemed to be doing fine and then one night I found him cold and dying.
I cuddled him for four hours until he died in my hands.
I was very upset, even though I had seen a lot of birds die before; I had really thought this one was going to make it.
I'm afraid this is just something you have to get used to, like a nurse in a hospital &mdash; it goes with the job.
Still, more make it these days, I'm glad to say.
I hope to rear another barn owl like Dawn some <head>day</head> , from the egg to the jesses.
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PET &bquo;HOTEL HATES&equo; (THE FREQUENT ONES) * narrow stairs and no lifts * low shower pressure * telephone kiosks built for left-handed midgets * only one plug, down on the floor under the bed and 5AMP * hairdryers on 1m fixed lead from the floor socket 3m away from wall mirror facing opposite direction * just two 40 watt lamps to read and work by * toilet rolls positioned for contortionists only * room service that brings each course separately throughout  Dallas   * radiators that haven't been on for years * radiators that won't go off * basins that take half an hour to empty after you've cleaned your teeth and you want to shave * stoppers that hang under the cold water tap but don't reach the drain * stoppers that have no chain so you wallow in the dirty water to find them * toilets where you can sit down or close the door but not both    
The venue staff should be able to demonstrate all their equipment and facilities, and understand your technical requests.
Watch out for the &bquo;Oh the electrician will be here on the <head>day</head> &mdash; I'm sure&equo; syndrome.
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The doctors, who deny the charge, are Dr Crockett, a Harley Street physician specialising in kidney disease, Mr Michael Joyce, a urologist at Guy's hospital in London, and Mr Michael Bewick, a leading kidney transplant surgeon.    
Mr Koc told Mr Roger HendersonQC, counsel for the GMC, that the &bquo;broker&equo; brothers Mr Ata Nur and Mr Riza Kuntar had promised him he would be getting a job when he was brought to England.
He was examined several times by Dr Crockett in his surgery, but was never told a kidney would be removed.    
Mr Henderson asked him three times if he had any idea what a kidney was for.
Mr Koc replied: &bquo;No.
I didn't know what a kidney was, that it would be worth money.
They stole one of my kidneys.&equo;
Mr Koc said on a visit to Dr Crockett's surgery he saw him hand a cheque to Mr Ata Nur Kuntar.    
Mr Koc remained in hospital for six <head>days</head> , and was then taken back to the small hotel where he had been staying since his arrival in London.    
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The factor, who was with us, asked him, in Gaelic, if he knew what he had taken.
He told him it was turpentine.
The shepherd grew pale and left us at once, and tried to rid his stomach of the dread stuff, and thereafter went home to his bed, expecting to die.
We called at the cottage at night, and found he was very ill, and it was not till the factor assured him he was joking, and that he had swallowed none other than the best of whiskey, that he rose from bed, and Donald was himself again.        
John, your present temperance is admirable but, selfishly, I am comforted by your inclusion of that awful tale.
It somehow excuses my necessary but mild intemperance after one of your punishing walks.      
Housing conditions in Greenock in JTR's <head>day</head> were some of the worst in Britain.
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It is easier to reconcile with the profit and loss account        
From the open-ended question asked, we can make some comments on the extent to which analysts actively use the information given in the cash flow statement for investment decisions.
Eleven analysts had stated that they were keeping a spreadsheet model of the company.
But only four specifically stated that they would extract information from the cash flow statement to build into their model.
Some appear to use the cash flow statement in an impressionistic way, in the words of one interviewee, &bquo;to get a feel for investments and for management action&equo;.
But we would add a word of caution: these are early <head>days</head> in the life of the cash flow statement and experience is needed to discover the most appropriate method of analysis.    
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The seaman returned the nod and jerked his head towards the rear of the bridge.    
Picking up his now empty haversack, Yanto climbed up the ladder on to the deck.
A quick glance up and down the wharf showed no sign of Cliff Barrett.
He went up the companionway ladder to the bridge two rungs at a time.
&bquo;Don't forget you know who,&equo; Billy shouted from the top   of the hatch ladder as Yanto and the seaman disappeared through a door at the rear of the bridge.    
Yanto stood alone in the oily smelling cabin, allowing his eyes to grow accustomed to the gloom after the bright sunshine outside.
He listened to the throb of the ship's generators, a noise he associated with every ship he had travelled on.
The Campbells steamer his mother had once taken him on for a <head>day</head> trip to Ilfracombe.
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We now know too much about child development to allow this kind of testing to be inflicted on our schools, so we must co-operate in developing and using appropriate tests while, at the same time, resisting inappropriate proposals.    
Having established my personal feelings about the current political situation and the changes resulting from the GERBIL, it is now necessary to pay attention to present practice with regard to special needs in the primary school.
Perhaps the starting point for this discussion should be a historical one.    
When I started teaching a junior class in 1947 in a London County Council   school there was no provision at all.
The school was a JMI school with over 400 pupils in ten classes, ten teachers plus a head teacher, a part-time secretary and a milk lady who came into school for one and a half hours a <head>day</head> to distribute milk.
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It may be full of happiness for those who are fortunate to have the right conditions at play in their lives, but there is no doubt how stretching it can be to live in close proximity to your relations.        
Mother and daughter    
A family doctor often finds himself a father confessor as much as a physician.
On Tuesdays, Dr Jacks takes both a   morning and an afternoon surgery.
There'll be a whole range of needs, many uncomplicated, others requiring the most careful attention.    
This particular Tuesday Georgina Taylor came in looking tired and drawn.
At fifty-three she has had some minor medical problems, but is usually fit and healthy.
&bquo;Will you check my blood pressure please, doctor?
I've been feeling headachy and dizzy for a few <head>days</head> now.&equo;    
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Koraloona is 130 miles west of Sanders Island and is dangerous to shipping because it is encircled by a coral reef at times fifty miles long, marked on all Admiralty charts.
Two passages through the reef, both navigable for vessels up to 5,000 tons.
Main town of Koraloona is Anani.
Smaller town to east is Tala-Tala.
Several small villages, unnamed.
Regular vessels bring supplies from either Sanders Island or Apia, Pago Pago or Rarotonga.
Abundant water supplies, fruit, vegetables, staples, fish plentiful.
 Note  : The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty feel that pilots should advise would-be visitors that Koraloona has only one small hospital and one doctor.    
In that respect their Lordships were wrong; by the time the  Mantela   docked Koraloona would have gained, at the ripe old age of twenty-four years, four months and seven <head>days</head> , their first assistant medical officer.    
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WINTER WARMER    
A windproof layer can be used over the base layer in warm conditions, and when it gets chillier, over your fleece.
The modern microfibre fabrics which work so well in windproof garments are also quite often pretty goo din the wet.
They're not totally waterproof, but they'll see off pretty stiff showers.
They also scrunch down to virtually nothing in your pack.        
WEATHER SHIELD    
The outer layer is the totally waterproof one, and if you're going to follow the performance fabric ideology through to its logical conclusion, then a breathable waterproof is essential.
Many manufacturers have their own breathable fabrics these <head>days</head> , others use Sympatex or the best known top-of-the-range breathable, Gore-Tex, which is available in a variety of configurations.
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The position will be a little clearer after the first of the two individual time trials around Luxembourg on Monday 13 July.
Team work now has no part in the outcome.
Alone on the road, forbidden to take shelter from any other rider, each man will be assessed for what he is.
This race against the clock is of an intriguing length, 68 kilometres, perhaps a little too short for the top men in the discipline.
Noone can win the Tour without being able to ride a very good time trial.
But only a supreme effort over this distance will produce more than two or three minutes' advantage.
That's a lot of time on the flat stages, not so much on the fierce and extended mountain climbs that are to come.    
The greatest pressure in Monday's time trial will be on the yellow jersey.
He will be the last man off, since riders begin in reverse order of positions on general classification.
Tension mounts throughout the <head>day</head> .
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Although the country may have lost its strategic significance with the collapse of the Soviet Union, Washington is nevertheless concerned at the possibility of an unstable radical Islamic state growing up on the borders of the former Soviet Central Asia.    
The signal for the collapse of the regime was Mr Najibullah's announcement last month that he was ready to step down in favour of a United Nations-appointed interim committee.    
It destroyed morale throughout the regime, forcing commanders and party chiefs to activate their tribal links with the Mujahideen and save their skins before the time of reckoning.    
The effect has been to accentuate divisions between the majority Pushtuns (known in the <head>days</head> of the Raj as Pathans) and the ethnic minorities of the north such as the Tajiks, who are kin to the people of the former Soviet republic of Tajikistan across the Amu Darya river.    
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The absolute difference between the two figures seems to be due to two different factors: absorption by the oceans and other reductions in carbon stocks in living biota, the latter being strongly affected by human activities since the Industrial Revolution.        
Does God play dice?    
Much environmental prediction is predicated upon a logical positivist or Newtonian deterministic basis.
The environmental systems are effectively regarded as machines whose workings can all be discovered, described in differential equation form and whose future activities can thus be predicted in detail if their initial states are known.
An argument by many atmospheric physicists, for example, is that shortcomings in the accuracy of weather prediction over periods of more than a few <head>days</head> largely results from the unsophisticated nature of existing models, the lack of suitable data and inadequate computer power (see Fig. 9.3, derived from Tyler 1989).
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How do we look after it?    
A GINGER (Zingiber officinale) grows into a very handsome, three-foot-high conservatory or house plant, with yellow-green flowers with a purple, yellow-striped lip, but it is quite a shy flowerer.    
Gingers are natives of Malaysia, Eastern Asia and Northern Australia.    
They do best in a rich, limy potting mixture which should be kept moist while they are growing.    
The humidity should be supplied by regularly spraying the leaves with fresh water.    
Also stand the pot in a tray of damp pebbles, too.          
SAVE UP TO &pound;8.95    
On a fun day out at Thorpe Park    
ENJOY a great <head>day</head> out at Thorpe Park, Britain's favourite leisure park, with mountains of fun for all the family.    
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The 23-year-old Brussels ace closed with a 67 to leave US money leader Dottie Mochrie trailing two shots in her wake.        
HOLING OUT    
&hellip;
Darren Clarke's dreams of a place in Ireland's side for the Alfred Dunhill Cup were dashed when a recurring tendinitis problem forced his withdrawal from the Volvo German Open.
The lucky trio were: Ronan Rafferty, Christy O'Connor Jnr and Philip Walton&hellip;        
CADDIE'S WEDDING DAY BLUES    
Jamie Spence's caddie could be forgiven for taking a week off, especially since he was getting married.
But he didn't exactly pick the right week for doing it.    
Mark Steers, who has been carrying Jamie's bag for the past 15 months, got married   in Liverpool on Saturday, September 5 1992.
On that <head>day</head> , his boss was playing in the Canon European Masters, returning a score of 73.    
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Insurance, ferries, food and kit took a large slice, the rest went on fuel for the Land Rover's seven thousand mile round trip.
Petrol consumption was high, with the price often twice what it was at home.    
We were short of batteries, too.
The lads had brought four dozen for their torches and Mick's radio.
I had six dozen smaller ones for the tape recorder and my torch.
The tape recorder was used to send reports to churches and schools who were using the expedition to raise money for famine relief.
The torch was even more essential.
I made camp at sunset, and then cooked, wrote letters, and did my chores after dark.
In the morning, I broke camp in the dark.
At present usage I would run out of batteries before the half-way point and Mick and Paddy would run out just after.    
I  had   to cover more than fifteen miles a <head>day</head> .
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<instance id="day.40218" docsrc="bnc_CKH_114">
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&bquo;CADBURY NUMBER 1&equo; an old 0-4-0 tank locomotive liveried in maroon and lined-out in yellow and black and locally known as &bquo;Lolloper&equo; due to its riding qualities, or &bquo;The Fruit and Nut Case&equo; from its original long association with the chocolate factory at Bourneville in Birmingham, hauled a short freight train on another adjacent road to the &bquo;Main Line&equo;.    
This was yet another most unusual event, as not too many preserved railways in Britain can actually operate a demonstration freight using industrial steam power.
The sight of this train-set was greeted with much pleasure amongst the huge audience.    
Based around the museum site was No. 7027 &bquo;Thornbury Castle&equo; awaiting restoration, plus modern preserved diesel/electric motive power in the shape of No. 40118 and No. 50043 =Eagle&equo;, the latter externally turned out for the extravaganza in Network South East colours.    
This was repainted earlier in the year for the BR Bescot Open <head>Day</head> at Walsall while 0-6-0- shunter 13029 was also used for various duties around the Museum site during the course of the weekend.    
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<instance id="day.40220" docsrc="bnc_AN1_396">
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Sulph. 0/2, 0/3, 0/4, and currently 0/5.
There has been no aggravation, the blood pressure is normal, the spells are infrequent now, and she is losing weight with improved energy.
Nat. sulph. will be continued in gradually ascending potencies until there is aggravation, or the symptoms change to another remedy.    
Case No. 3: A Lachesis patient, whose main complaint was fatigue, called for further treatment after his improvement stopped 4 months after a dose of Lachesis 1M which created a short initial aggravation.
He was given Lach. 0/1 with marked improvement after four doses, one dose daily.
Six weeks later he felt somewhat better but had an immediate flare-up of painful, bleeding   hemorrhoids   on the left side, an old symptom.
This cleared on sac.lac. after five <head>days</head> .
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<instance id="day.40222" docsrc="bnc_BNB_1029">
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<context>
The war, seemingly interminable, was by now unpopular, and in October 1761, having failed to persuade his colleagues to declare war on Spain before she entered into an open alliance with France, Pitt the Elder resigned.
He was rapidly proved right; Spain pledged herself in December to a Family Compact with France, forcing England, on 2 January 1762, to declare war on her and reviving the old nightmare of a joint Franco-Spanish fleet sweeping up the Channel to land a papist army on English soil.      
The French invasion plan of 1762 was very different from all those that had preceded it.
The Duc de Choiseul did not expect to occupy England, much less incorporate it in Louis XV's empire, but merely to distract his enemy from further conquests overseas and encourage an early peace.
A copy of his plan was sent to Spain on the very <head>day</head> , 14 April 1762, that he replied encouragingly to a British approach about opening negotiations to end the war.
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<instance id="day.40223" docsrc="bnc_C94_237">
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Even on the same diet, this will vary from person to person depending on many individual factors, including the amount of excess weight (the heavier you are the faster you tend to shed weight) and the degree of energy expended in physical activity.
Nevertheless, there was a simple weight-loss equation on which it was possible to estimate the maximum amount of weight likely to be lost each week on any specific calorie allowance.
This was based on subtracting the calories consumed in food from the calories required to keep the body going.    
Let us assume that you are a woman of medium height, doing a job like housework, which requires a moderate amount of physical activity, and that you are about one stone overweight and just about to embark on trying to lose it.
In these circumstances, it should be roughly assumed that you would be burning up around 2,000 calories a <head>day</head> .    
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<instance id="day.40225" docsrc="bnc_ADS_267">
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She had always told him how proud she was of him, that he should work so hard to support his son in a far-off country and how one day she would tell Oreste it was due to his father's efforts that he had been so well looked after.
Now, if he left service, it was true they would no longer be able to afford to remit the regular payments.
What was she asking him to do?
To throw over that stability she had insisted they must have.
It was too soon to do so.
In September, another year's rent must be paid and the money for that would not this time come from the Brownings.
Writing to Ellen, she could not help be bitter, remarking: &mdash; all life seems a trap again Ellen and I expect it has too often seemed so to you and will yet.
However hard I work and struggle for the future there are ever snares to catch me and sometimes I see no end to it and think myself doomed to pass my <head>days</head> in toil and nothing else.
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<instance id="day.40226" docsrc="bnc_ABW_861">
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<answer instance="day.40226" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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In the interim, she had become a bit &bquo;bolshie&equo;.
After all, she told herself in extenuation, this was the first thing she had  ever   done to please herself&hellip;  but  , said a small voice &mdash; &bquo;but&equo; is surely the most miserable little word in the English language &mdash;  but  &hellip; they hadn't asked to come into this vale of tears&hellip;.    
Her family she could stand, and even regarded some of them as having qualities superior to her own, arrogant as she knew she was.
A few things nettled her: she did not relish being a clearing house for family complaints, for instance, and was carefully reticent on such occasions.
But   their &bquo;friends!&equo;.    
As luck would have it, a furious wind was blowing on the <head>day</head> of their arrival, by hired minibus.
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<instance id="day.40228" docsrc="bnc_AHU_366">
<answer instance="day.40228" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
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Yet I would be insensitive indeed if I did not recognise the smell of battle and the weapons with which such wars are fought.
Barely over the age of 30, I used some of them in 1961 against the Establishment.
The most powerful, I found, was public opinion.    
Retrospectively, the last of the mill-owners, as I then described them, had no chance in the argument over the abolition of the maximum wage and easing players' contracts.
With hindsight, the two points of principle were indisputable.
First, that a player should be free to earn whatever his employer wished to pay him; secondly, that having fulfilled a contract, a player had the right to leave his employer and go elswhere, at the same time accepting the club's right to a transfer fee.    
On January 18, 1961, those two principles were agreed at a meeting at the Ministry of Labour four <head>days</head> before an all-out strike was to take place.
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<instance id="day.40229" docsrc="bnc_CS4_1977">
<answer instance="day.40229" senseid="day_off%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
So there were large numbers of spectators who simply had no idea that you should be quiet when a golfer is about to hit a shot.
In fact the professional golfers almost took a back seat, and it always afforded me some wry amusement when Ryder Cup golfers of repute were ignored by the   spectators who were intent on getting the autograph of some star from a television soap opera.    
Jack Mason was certainly far from his best in such a situation, and I was surprised that he had decided to enter.
But, since he was lying twelfth on the Ryder Cup points list and the first prize was &pound;40,000, he could hardly afford to miss out.    
The whole tournament was in effect a pro-am so the usual pro-am which precedes conventional tournaments was not required.
That gave me an extra <head>day</head> off, since Jack had decided that one practice round was enough for him.
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<instance id="day.40231" docsrc="bnc_AK6_137">
<answer instance="day.40231" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
I never wilted and was proud of my fighting qualities when I was looking for survival and happy for any form of success.    
&bquo;This season has been far better.
Now I am looking to win.
The world championship is the ultimate; any top player to lose at the Crucible can consider it a failure.&equo;    
Prowess at the game is not enough.
An iron constitution is required for 19 to 34-frame matches.
He will need to keep his eye on the ball during an opening match against rookie Peter Ebdon.
Davis is not taking it for granted.    
&bquo;The Crucible is awesome.
I still get butterflies coming down the steps to the tournament table.    
&bquo;I have a dress rehearsal the <head>day</head> before my match, walking into an empty arena.
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<instance id="day.40232" docsrc="bnc_ACP_664">
<answer instance="day.40232" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
In her future, a big fundamentalist upsurge has stuck women back in the kitchen and the bedroom, turned their money into plastic and then taken that plastic away.
It's not a particularly convincing rationale, but it's not meant to be &mdash; any more than George Orwell was literally predicting the future in  1984  .
In any case, it's tucked away in the second half of the book, after Offred's prison-like existence has been thoroughly, horribly established.
Offred doesn't tell her story from beginning to end.
She keeps circling between past and present, memory and oblivion, like someone trying to wake up from a nightmare.
You think, &bquo;Why don't these women  do   something?&equo;
And at the same time you understand &mdash; because they can't.
It's not rational.
It's just total.    
More and more these <head>days</head> &mdash; and often the bigger the production, the more it's true &mdash; film adaptions tend to be  literal  .
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<instance id="day.40234" docsrc="bnc_CS4_740">
<answer instance="day.40234" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
He, too, had become part of her vicarious family, and she sent him regular messages of encouragement.    
&bquo;Now then, Chris, you take it easy and have an early night.
You look very tired and I'm not surprised,&equo; she said.    
A few reassurances later and she was on her way to do battle at the bridge table.    
I glanced at the answering machine in the corner and saw that the red light was glowing.
I rewound the tape and prepared to note down any urgent messages.
A couple of clients had called me, and I would have time to talk to them in the morning; and I had an invitation to a golf society day in a couple of weeks' time.      
The final message was from Andrew Buccleuth, who told me that the shares in one of the leisure companies which I followed closely had dropped a further 20p during the <head>day</head> .
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<instance id="day.40235" docsrc="bnc_BMV_1181">
<answer instance="day.40235" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
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The staff listed consists only of the chancellor, one of the greatest of the royal officers, whose wages were five shillings a day, the master of the writing-office, who originally had tenpence a day, but Robert de Sigillo had made himself so indispensable that he had risen into the two shilling class, and the chaplain in charge of the chapel and relics.
It is clear that Robert de Sigillo did not write all the royal writs himself, although there is no reason to believe that a twelfth-century English king needed a permanent staff of more than half a dozen clerks, sometimes perhaps even less.
The departments which fed the king and organized his armies, and above all his hunting staff, were far larger.
The household of Henry I of England, the most literate of its <head>day</head> north of the Alps and the Pyrenees, the centre of an administrative and judicial system which was rapidly growing, was still a mobile headquarters for a chieftain whose principal business was to hunt and to fight.    
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She differs from Proust, however, in dwelling on the reality and hence irredeemable transience of the past.    
Yourcenar (an anagram on the family name of Crayencour) was not an academic, but as one of France's most highly-regarded novelists, she was the first woman to be elected to the French Academy.
Her best known novel, Memoirs of the Emperor Hadrian, is a work of scholarship and fiction, but, unlike the narratologists, she believed in the truth of history and the often melancholy tone of her writing lies in her regret that the dead have no more truthful memorial than that which the living can provide.
She would have especially wanted to know more of her own mother, whose story is told in the final chapters and who died in 1903 of peritonitis when the author was 10 <head>days</head> old.    
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<answer instance="day.40240" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
The authentic Church is part of a Kingdom which is not on the way out, but on the way in.
The people of God, therefore, have a stake in today and an inheritance for tomorrow.
No matter how unpromising the immediate situation may seem, they have an unshakable hope that the best is yet to come.
Nostalgia needs to be replaced by expectancy.    
&bquo;Remnant theology&equo; exercises a powerful influence in the Protestant churches of Western Europe.
When the future seems to be filled with storm clouds, it may appear that the Church has no other recourse but to batten down the hatches and attempt to ride the storm.
Our Lord did indeed warn of persecutions, heresy and growing violence in the last days.
These &bquo;last <head>days</head> &equo; have in measure been with us since his crucifixion two thousand years ago.
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<answer instance="day.40242" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Earners&equo; like these keep Charles Clairmonte's body and soul together &mdash; no small task when the body in question is 17 stones of unadulterated muscle.    
The 31-year-old ex-paratrooper's prize for retaining his title at Wembley on Saturday night was &pound;10,000, which does not go far for a full-time body builder who downs half a dozen eggs after his breakfast cereal and eight to 10 chicken breasts a day when &bquo;bulking up&equo;.
Charlie's weekly food bill comes to rather more than &pound;100.    
In his amateur <head>days</head> he was an &bquo;eviction technician&equo; (a fashionable euphemism for bouncer) but such work is regarded as unseemly for the standard bearer of a sport which prides itself in its healthy clean-living image, and he now supplements his income from the few competitions which pay more than a pittance by personal appearances.    
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<answer instance="day.40244" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
However, if you are unable to seek professional help, do read one of the following really excellent books which will tell you everything you will ever need to know about healing through diet: Leslie Kenton's  Biogenic Diet   and Celia Wright's  The Wright Diet  .    
Briefly, the diet consists of an initial one or two day fruit &bquo;fast&equo;, followed by two weeks on raw fruits and vegetables, nuts, seeds, springwater, juices and herb teas.
Thereafter, you adopt a wholefood diet with a little or no dairy products and no more than one cup of coffee or two cups of tea a day.
I am afraid it is tough (at least at the beginning), as are all restricted diets, but I promise you, it does work!
Incidentally, you will be very pleased to hear that (according to British nutritionist Celia Wright) for  one   <head>day</head> a week you can and  should   feast.
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<context>
According to Allen Pease, in  Body Language &mdash; How to Read Others' Thoughts by Their Gestures   (Sheldon Press, &pound;4.99).
&bquo;Whenever we call someone &bquo;perceptive&equo; or &bquo;intuitive&equo;, we are referring to his or her ability to read another person's non-verbal cues and to compare these with verbal signals.&equo;
When we have a hunch that somebody is telling lies, for instance, &bquo;what we really mean is that their body language and their spoken words do not agree.&equo;
Women are generally more perceptive in this way than men, he says, but it is something anybody can develop.
He advises setting aside 15 minutes a <head>day</head> to study and consciously interpret her own and other people's gestures and he promises that we will be amazed to find how much our &bquo;intuitions&equo; about people can improve.    
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<answer instance="day.40247" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
However, there appears little support at this stage for the former king's return from his Swiss exile.    
For the moment there are more immediate concerns.
The returning emigres hope for a clean sweep but this has not happened anywhere in Eastern Europe where the price of reconciliation has always been a measure of compromise.    
What worries many here is the claim that in the initial stages the surge for the Securitate men has not been pursued with real vigour.
One guest at the Hotel Bucharest, which saw fierce fighting in the initial stages and now stands deserted, has complained that nobody believed him when he pointed out the leader of the Securitate fighters.
The man managed to disappear in the cellar beneath the kitchen.
He was captured <head>days</head> later however, in another action.    
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<answer instance="day.40249" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
The calls for democracy and capitalisation in the post-revolutionary states, alongside the growing prominence of pressure groups as political forces around such issues as the environment, women's demands, anti-racism and demilitarisation, have irreversibly disturbed the political landscape.
They insist in a new and serious appraisal of such ideas as radical liberalism/radical democracy, the community in the nation-state, the changing role of civil society; in short, the form of the political self.    
This conference intends to explore these and other related issues from a number of incisive and contentious angles.    
The discussion will be held in four panel sessions.    
In Association with Marxism Today       
adverts from New Scientist 16 February 1991        
BAYSDAY    
The Carnival of Science AT THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUMS, LONDON ON SATURDAY 16 MARCH   am &mdash;4pm    
COME ALONG AND JOIN IN A FUN-PACKED <head>DAY</head> OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR ALL AGES    
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<answer instance="day.40250" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
<context>
Final: Brazil bt Holland 15-12, 15-8, 15-5.    
MEDAL TABLE GldSlvBze Ttl CIS 45 38 29 112 United States 37 34 37 108 Germany 33 21 28 82 China 16 22 16 54 Cuba 14 6 11 31 Spain 13 7 2 22 South Korea 12 5 12 29 Hungary 11 2 7 30 France 8 6 15 29 Australia 7 9 11 27 Italy 6 5 8 19 Canada 6 5 7 18 GT BRITAIN 5 3 12 20 Romania 4 6 8 18 Czech'kia 4 2 1 7 North Korea 4 0 5 9 Japan 3 8 11 22 Bulgaria 3 7 6 16 Poland 3 6 10 19 Holland 2 6 7 15 Kenya 2 4 2 8 Norway 2 4 1 7 Turkey 2 2 2 6 Indonesia 2 2 1 5 Brazil 2 1 0 3 Greece 2 0 0 2 Sweden 1 7 4 12 New Zealand 1 4 5 10          
OUT OF THE FRYING PAN    
MIKE LANGLEY    
ADIOS, Barcelona &mdash; you old frying pan!
Goodbye to your sweaty nights, broiling <head>days</head> , gassy ale and loudspeakers never turned down.    
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&bquo;From tomorrow, Sarah, I should like you to wear your hair in the style in which it was dressed when you attended the service at the Foundling Hospital,&equo; he said, forcing the smile which gave him a jovial reputation.
&bquo;The severity will be more in keeping with your new responsibilities.&equo;    
He meant it would make her look older and plainer.    
Sarah came through the first week of marriage with few hopes of real happiness, though she was pleased enough with her elevated circumstances.
It was gratifying to have people shake her hand who once wouldn't have given her the time of <head>day</head> , and when she walked through the dreary rooms where evidence of the late Adelaide Morey still abounded she had trouble convincing herself that she was now the mistress here.    
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<answer instance="day.40253" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
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Jazz did not reply.
His father went out, leaving the small light on.
Jazz reached out for the photograph and held it, examining it closely.
It showed an old Sikh warrior on a pony, glaring at the camera fiercely, a huge spear in his hand.
Behind him in the dust lay a dead tiger.
Jazz looked at it for a long time, then he propped it back against the lamp, and turned the light out.    
He didn't know whether to laugh or cry.        
The next day Mr Foggerty told the four boys to meet him at the Town baths after school.    
&bquo;But we've got to go and help with the horses.
They're coming tonight, Mr Bean said.&equo;
Hoomey's tone of voice indicated that his strength would not be equal to two extra-curricular excursions in one <head>day</head> .    
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<context>
Bosses revealed July's High Street sales showed their biggest fall since records began in 1983.    
Credit giant Barclaycard said fear of unemployment is forcing one in three card holders to slash spending.    
And car loan experts HPI announced no end to the slump in new car sales.    
Mr Lamont, who is on holiday in Italy, is banking on a spending boom to boost the economy.    
But despite extra sales, many shopkeepers are facing ruin.    
Worst-hit are clothing and shoe stores where sales crashed even with up to 70 per cent price cuts.     
HOPES: Lamont        
There are some rolls a film star just has to grab&hellip;    
PATSY TAKES HER QUEUE    
NICOLA BRIGGS    
ONE <head>day</head> you're a movie star, the next your rolls are rather less grand.    
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<context>
No, he asks you to please stay for supper and we'll go on in the morning.
Did Lee Trevino say &bquo;How much?&equo;
Of course not.
Nor anyone &mdash; not one &mdash; down the years, when I've approached such luminaries of the lore as, well, Ashe, Stewart, Prost, Platini, Charlton, Best (he even cooked me breakfast), Coe, Thompson, Cauthen, Francome&hellip;    
This year alone &mdash; the sad one in which British rugby players are apparently rubbing their hands in greedy but pitful expectation &mdash; I've relished long, doubtless tedious (for them) but totally gratis and generous interviews with the likes of Scudamore (on his most precious mid-season afternoon off), Offiah, Gower, Gooch, Border, Simpson, Jacklin, Robson, the teenage millionaire Chang; and even Mansell took a <head>day</head> off to drive me round and round Silverstone.    
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Consequently, the world inhabited by these gate-keepers abounds with stories of promises made and broken, dreams fulfilled and shattered.    
As a profession A&amp;R is as precarious as politics, with reputations lost just as quickly as they're won.
As a business it's as circumscribed as any other, with A&amp;R departments answerable to what Jeff Young describes as &bquo;men in grey suits&equo; shouting, &bquo;Bottom line!
Bottom line!&equo;.    
Young is the recently appointed A&amp;R Director of MCA Records.
It's an unmentionably early hour of the morning and we're sitting in his Soho office, feasting on take-away toast and cappuccino.
Dressed in American-style sweatshirt and jeans, Young chomps and chats with great enthusiasm.
His <head>days</head> as a Radio 1 DJ are now firmly behind him, but he still likes to trade in extravagant language.
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<context>
Dr Williams rang the police himself and was clearly worked up.&equo;
Dr Williams, of Foxham, near Chippenham, admitted a charge of assault by beating and was ordered to pay &pound;300 compensation to Dr Henry with &pound;100 court costs.    
Mr John Greenwood, defending, said: &bquo;There was a certain amount of antipathy between the two doctors.
All of a sudden, the other partners carried out an overnight coup and faced Dr Williams with the situation where he was no longer persona grata.    
&bquo;Dr Williams became a victim of a number of dirty tricks with nasty little jibes and bits of paper through letter boxes.
Things were put in his tyres to cause a puncture, which had him under the most extreme tension and pressure.    
&bquo;On this particular <head>day</head> , he saw a poster contrary to the practice rules about use of the notice board.
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In the Club section was a tall and clean-cut young man who had made the flight after connecting from Houston.
He worked for a major oil corporation there called Pan-Global and felt he was privileged to be entrusted by his employer, the proprietor himself, with such a discreet mission.    
Not that he had the faintest idea of the contents of the envelope he carried within the breast pocket of the jacket he declined to hand over to the stewardess.
Nor did he wish to know.
He only knew it must contain documents of great corporate sensitivity since it could not be mailed or faxed, or sent by commercial courier pouch.    
His instructions were clear; he had repeated them many times.
He was to go to a certain address on a certain <head>day</head> &mdash; the following day &mdash; at a certain hour.
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<instance id="day.40262" docsrc="bnc_B3G_1460">
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<context>
The organisation Relaxation for Living offers cassettes and classes, in some areas of the country.        
For smokers only    
What doctors say is unfortunately true: smoking can lead to cancer and to serious heart and lung diseases such as emphysema and bronchitis.
But giving up will immediately reduce the risk of heart disease, and circulation problems can improve within just weeks.
Eventually the chances of developing lung cancer and other diseases will also be lessened, until they are the same as for non-smokers.    
If you are determined to give up smoking, you are already off to a good start.
You may be able give up gradually, or decide one day to remove everything connected with smoking from your house &mdash; and give up from that day on.
Work out the times of <head>day</head> when the desire for a cigarette is most likely to undermine your good intentions, and be prepared.
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<answer instance="day.40265" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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All the youths seemed interested, so I told them stories of Black Magic in Sussex, a county particularly afflicted by Satan because of all the artistic people who live there, running craft shops or theatrical costumiers.    
&bquo;On Midsummer's Eve, I walked up to Highdown Hill at midnight, below a full moon.
When I saw a fire and capering figures, I ran down again.
The grass all around my feet was alive with black toads.&equo;    
&bquo;Do Black Magic people in England attack you?&equo; a Roscommon chip shop boy asked me in awe.    
&bquo;No, they just ask you to go with them.
In Brighton, the worst place for magic, my sister went to a theatrical costumier.
He was dressed as a wizard and the whole place was full of drawings of human sacrifices and magic designs.
She was terrified, but he didn't hurt her.&equo;    
Back in 1959, I had been sitting one <head>day</head> in a Brighton coffee bar aptly named the Thieves' Kitchen.
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<instance id="day.40266" docsrc="bnc_A6T_2317">
<answer instance="day.40266" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Tony and I get up as quickly as we can, brushing the snow free from clothes before putting them on so that it will not melt with the heat from our bodies.
We tell Nat to stay where he is, brushing the snow from his bag to try to minimize how wet it will be.
The advantage of the temperature being so low &mdash; although it has risen several degrees with the cloud over &mdash; is that the snow is like dry flour and brushes off easily.    
It was late when we woke, and by the time we have cleared up the mess it is later still.
Working outside is difficult in the fresh snow and when the wind picks up again we admit defeat and agree that we will stay another night.
We fix the cowl in the twilight and prepare the evening meal.
Nathan goes outside with the kettle, anxious for some activity, having spent most of the <head>day</head> inside.
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<answer instance="day.40268" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Mother Francis stared at the enormously fat and none too clean woman.
This is what came of dealing with the common herd.
It was hard to remember that God had made them, too, and that He begged for leniency for them.
Inwardly praying that she might be able to show her piety and understanding, she said, &bquo;Yes, I'm sure it must mean a lot to you.
But, you know, real education never comes cheaply.
And then the child has to be fostered, fed, and provided with a school habit and hood, besides night attire.
Did you ever go to school, Mrs Winkowski?&equo;
God hadn't fully maintained His help to keep condescension from her tone or to prepare her for the answer when it came: &bquo;Yes, I went to school, ma'am.
I started at the early age of five, and I was taught until I was ten, and all <head>day</head> at that.
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<instance id="day.40269" docsrc="bnc_ABA_82">
<answer instance="day.40269" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
British Commonwealth links, though gossamer thin for most of the time, can become emotional ties of steel in times of crisis, drawing us into unexpected military commitments, as occurred in the Falklands Campaign.
They remember also that the Dominions came voluntarily to our aid in the two world wars: we would be in honour bound to do likewise if any of them came under threat.
Nonetheless, the Maritime school accept that our forces should be deployed primarily to support the First and Second Pillars, but argue that they must also be given the strategic mobility, equipment, and training to continue Britain's global role as required by the Third Pillar.    
British Defence policy, unlike her grand strategy, is written, re-written, written about and debated annually in the Defence White Papers, in which the government of the <head>day</head> makes its case for military expenditure for the coming year.
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<instance id="day.40271" docsrc="bnc_AM4_563">
<answer instance="day.40271" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
By this time the rivers Camel and Allen had been polluted with aluminium, killing 60,000 trout and salmon.
Pilkington talked to Dr Richard Newman, who was out on an early morning call, on the Thursday.
He watched in disbelief as water gushed from the fire hydrants and flowed down the road into the river, where the fish were dying.
The SWWA had opened the hydrants at night to try and clear out the system before the town woke up.    
The attempt failed and no warning was given to the public.
Pilkington recounts how when Winifred Harper turned on her tap, &bquo;out came a yellowy, stinking acerbic fluid which curdled the milk&equo;.
She, like others, telephoned the Water Authority and was reassured that the water was safe to drink.
Still, it tasted so bad she had to make sugary coffee instead of tea.
&bquo;For the first few <head>days</head> ,&equo; wrote Pilkington, &bquo;it was all quite humorous.
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<answer instance="day.40272" senseid="the_good_old_days%1:28:00::"/>
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January to June What's On Guide        
Buy a Seat Scheme    
As part of the major refurbishment to this warm intimate Music Hall we propose to renew the seats giving, extra legroom in extremely comfortable seats.    
For just &pound;30 a year for four years you can buy one of the 550 seats available and have it names after you or someone of your choice.    
Buying a seat means a permanent and privileged association with our world famous Music Hall bringing you a number of attractive benefits:    
A theatre seat named after you or someone of your choice.    
Acknowledgement of your seat donation on permanent display in the theatre.    
The opportunity to win a champagne evening for two at the Good Old <head>Days</head> .    
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<instance id="day.40274" docsrc="bnc_AR5_1209">
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<context>
A registered charity, all dogs and prospective owners are vetted and this accounts for the high success rate but it must be kept in mind that people who need to find a new home for their dog usually have a problem, or a problem dog.
Be careful: it may be a problem passed on to you.        
Choosing the Right Puppy    
So often, I have watched people pick over one of our litters, sometimes nervous or apologetic for taking so long.
I tell them to take their time; it is hoped that the dog will be with them for the next ten years or more &mdash; what are a few minutes?
If you need help, just ask.
It is extremely important to go to an experienced breeder with a proven track record;   he will have seen the litter every <head>day</head> and will know each pup's individual character, faults and virtues.    
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<answer instance="day.40275" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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Impossible.&equo;    
Was she telling the truth?
 He did not know.      
&bquo;In that case,&equo; said Jaq, &bquo;let us drop back into true space.&equo;    
&bquo;And lose the scent of Carnelian?
While we dilly-dally in the ordinary universe, his ship will forge onward through the warp out of my range.&equo;    
&bquo;Surely you can transmit from the warp.&equo;    
&bquo;I'm sure I wouldn't know how, Inquisitor.
That's quite outside of my experience.
If I was trained in that, I've forgotten long since.
Please recall how I've been penned in a sanctum on a planet for most of my <head>days</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40277" docsrc="bnc_A66_1239">
<answer instance="day.40277" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<context>
It was hesitant about its role, and indeed divided within itself over doctrinal issues like the significance of the Resurrection, and over such indicators of change as the ordination of women.
Wags commented on a search for &bquo;closet Christians&equo; among the bishops.
But here again was a major institution in the land in clear conflict with the determined woman who bestrode government &mdash; and actually appointed bishops and archbishops as well (though they often disappointed her).
The doctors, the architects, and, after 1987, the legal profession were all to face the same mood of antagonism.    
No group in society, however, symbolized the alienation of key institutions from the government more clearly than did the university teachers.
The wheel had come full circle since the heady <head>days</head> of expansion after the Robbins Report in 1963.
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<instance id="day.40278" docsrc="bnc_CBV_2200">
<answer instance="day.40278" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
National Savings announced lower rates on many other products on 5 August; again, this is believed to be a move to prevent a rise in mortgage rates.      
BUILDING SOCIETIES    
Less pain from inflation    
For investors still concerned about the possibility of inflation's remaining a problem, Britannia Building Society's Index Linked Account is well worth considering.    
The account pays interest at 4.5% gross over the headline retail price index.
The interest rate is adjusted on the 23rd of each month after publication of the RPI.    
Minimum investment is &pound;1,000 and the maximum &pound;500,000.
Interest is paid quarterly in January, April, July and October; basic rate tax is deducted.    
Withdrawals can be made penalty free if 90 <head>days</head> ' notice is given; instant access means 90 days' loss of interest.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40280" docsrc="bnc_CCU_1129">
<answer instance="day.40280" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
9.1   shall initially decide whether or not proceedings shall be brought against third parties, and shall name the conduct of any such proceedings, where these are based upon infringement or the Trade Marks or   's copyright or other intellectual property rights in the Work or the Converted Text or the Work.
In the prosecution of any such proceedings,   agrees at   's expense to execute such documents and do such things as may be necessary in the opinion of   's Counsel to carry out such prosecution, including without limitation, joining as a party.
  shall pay the legal fees and costs of both parties incurred in the prosecution of such proceedings and shall be solely entitled to any monetary recovery by way of settlement or judgement.    
On   's refusal within thirty (30) <head>days</head> notice from   to bring any such proceedings,   shall have the right to bring any such proceedings at its own expense and with the full cooperation of  .    
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<instance id="day.40281" docsrc="bnc_B11_443">
<answer instance="day.40281" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
In retrospect, perhaps we played on the heart-strings of our listeners too heavily, but it was, in actual fact, a hearty, healthy exercise in a good cause for the &bquo;benefit&equo; of the community, and in defiance of the written and spoken diatribes of a federal political bureaucracy.    
Thus it was that we made use of every method in the book to fan into flame the natural resentment of the public against a big and unfair bully kicking a man when he was down.
People offered to raise whatever sum of money needed to keep the Community Radio Station on the air; even those who never cared or listened much, now felt that 1OAB must be preserved!
As the <head>day</head> of &bquo;our final hour&equo; approached our publicity releases continued to whip up public opinion, and I carefully planned the last programme for broadcast from 9pm on the last evening until the station's license expired with the stroke of midnight.
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<instance id="day.40283" docsrc="bnc_A6T_1890">
<answer instance="day.40283" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Next backwards comes a waft of dog fart.
In the days that follow we learn about this smell, which varies from  ugh  ! and a turn of the head to really gut-wrenching.
Tonight it is just another sensation.    
Sledge dog    
Taiga    
Dawn sledging, Rostadalen    
When it is my turn on the sledge the experience is incomparable.
Not like learning to drive a car, not even like riding a horse.
There is a sense of isolation from the rest of the world, a sense of the power in the dogs, and a wonderful feeling of being in control, but only just.
It is perhaps like being on top of a big wave in a canoe or on a surfboard, but to try to describe it is to fail.    
The following <head>day</head> we packed Odd-Knut's depressed Volvo.
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When John A. Droege came to write his classic work on the American station in 1916, he regarded train-sheds as beyond the pale:    
The day of the great awkward arched train shed is long since gone.
There was a time when in railroad terminal architecture it was considered as the most necessary adjunct (or evil).
It will long remain a problem to the average person that these sheds had such wide popularity and that so little use was made of the cheaper, cleaner, or, in fact, better umbrella sheds.
In view of the widespread use of the old style train sheds it is pleasing to our vanity to be reminded how expensive they were to build and how costly to maintain.
And what is more, the sheds are dark and dirty, the coldest places in town on cold <head>days</head> , the stuffiest on hot.        
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The 14-year-old boy had heated the forceps on a Bunsen burner in the lab at Beaumont School, St Albans, Herts, an industrial tribunal was told yesterday.    
The teacher claimed that the boy put the forceps in his hand, but the pupil said Mr Harrison had picked them up from a desk.    
Mr Harrison, 59, of Welwyn Garden City, a science master for 30 years, claims unfair dismissal, which Hertfordshire County Council denies.
The Bedford tribunal was told he had been warned previously about slapping pupils.    
The hearing continues.        
&pound;60m paid off as we save for rainy day    
By Paul Wilenius, Political Editor    
JOB loss fears are forcing millions of consumers to save for a rainy <head>day</head> rather than borrow, it was revealed yesterday.    
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For instance, Perkin thought in wood, like a language.
Any trap he made would be wooden.    
Nolan had knocked Perkin down at Tremayne's dinner.
I'd picked Nolan up and made a fool of him.
Perkin wouldn't have   risked any way to kill me that meant creeping up on me, not after what he'd seen.    
Perkin had had to get over the shock of finding my familiar ski-jacket and boots in the boathouse and then the far worse shock of the cataclysmic reversal of his scheme when Harry and I both lived.    
The best actor of them all, he had contained those shocks within himself with no screaming crises of nerves.
Many a convicted murderer had displayed that sort of control.
Maybe it was something to do with a divorce from reality.
There were books on the subject.
One <head>day</head> I might read them.    
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HOW much would you expect to pay for a dress modelled by Linda Evangelista? &pound;15,000? &pound;25,000?    
That would be the normal price bracket for a Dior or Chanel creation &mdash; but now the supermodels have gone from catwalk to catalogue.
And that means you can buy an outfit &bquo;as worn by Linda, Naomi or Claudia&equo; for as little as &pound;9.99.    
Six supermodels feature in the new spring/summer Littlewoods home shopping catalogue, and though they all charge up to &pound;10,000 for a single day's work the clothes they model for Littlewoods are all within easy reach of every woman.    
Linda and Co are used to wearing the most luxurious quality fabrics, cut by the world's top couturiers to fit their finely-tuned bodies to perfection.
So what did they make of these budget off-the-peg outfits which the rest of us wear every <head>day</head> ?    
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Then he lifted the body so that the blood dribbled over the stones and spilt on to the ground in front of him, where it was littered with the remains of other, older offerings &mdash; dead flowers, grains of rice and barley, a few coins.    
Late that night there was a feast of rice and meat.    
Two weeks later Sigarup was still weak.
He couldn't stand or walk alone and the muscle in his leg had withered badly.
But his face was full and there was colour in his cheeks.
He talked and laughed a lot, and practised walking with his crutch.
Every day he rubbed some ointment on his leg.
It was red and smelled of perfume.
He'd bought it in the Bazaar from an Indian trader who told him it would make the muscle grow.    
In the month of S&amacr;un, Kalchu and Sigarup set out together across the mountains on a pilgrimage to R&amacr;n&amacr;m&amacr;che Lake.
On the night of the full moon, people gathered there from as far afield as B&amacr;rakot, twelve <head>days</head> ' walk away.
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A few days ago I again removed the brood of one of these  A. aluaudi   females and counted a record 113 fry.    
The other two species of Victorians also spawned in the Malawi tank.    
The green  N. nigricans   male and his female spawned with little interference from the Malawis.
The female producing 22 young after only 11 days incubation.    
in this same tank the Flameback male was hurtling around in full breeding colours.
The colour photos I have seen of this fish just do not do him justice.    
His upper body, dorsal and tail are a rich orange, his lower body bright green, and his chin, chest and short triangular pelvic fins a dramatic contrast of jet black.    
He spawned with two females in the next few <head>days</head> and they produced 82 and 64 fry.        
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<context>
Given the clarity of your diagnosis, why then do you waffle when offering recommendations for reform?
You suggest continuous realignments, wider bands and &bquo;soft buffers&equo; (which in effect means no bands at all).
Back to floating is hardly what one expects to hear from The Economist, which understands the threat this poses to Europe's single market.
If Hoover's decision to move a couple of hundred jobs from Dijon to Scotland was enough to provoke an uproar, imagine the corrosive effect on political support for the Single European Act of additional competitive devaluations.    
More surprise realignments, the Bundesbank's preference, are not feasible when capital flows are unfettered.
The markets are smart enough to guess when a realignment is coming.
You can fool them once by realigning in the middle of the trading <head>day</head> , as Spain did recently.
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<context>
Cope confidently and calmly with whatever is waiting on the other side of it.              
Planned participation    
A person with impaired hearing has to take a lot more strain than people with normal hearing.
It should be recognized and accepted that coping with hearing loss can be utterly exhausting.    
Do not continue to meet and talk with people non-stop all the time.
Plan periods when there is no need to be with anyone and when there is an opportunity to relax and to recharge energy.    
Any recreation which means continually trying to understand other people (for example, the small group when the conversation rushes about like a squashball) is very far from recreation.
It is likely to be a depressing experience if one is already tired after a <head>day</head> 's work and possibly even more frustrating with background noise and dim lights.    
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On their forays to Britain they employed ridicule against the snobbery of golf clubs which insisted that the golfing untouchables must change their boots in the pro's shop.
BETWEEN rounds, two a day at that period, Cotton and Toots would stroll to the car park where the chauffeur unpacked the Fortnum and Mason hamper from the back of the hired Rolls and set up folding chairs and table for an al fresco repast of caviar and champagne.    
As they surveyed their steak and kidney pud and overcooked cabbage in the clubhouse the members began to get the message.    
Victory in the Open in 1934 changed everything, as Cotton knew it would.
His win ended 11 years of American domination of the championship.
He was a national hero and now he had the leverage to change golf.    
These <head>days</head> golf managers parcel up their clients rather like those butchers' pictures of carcases with dotted lines showing the different joints.
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<answer instance="day.40298" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
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Beautifully maintained, only one season in salt water.
Located in Great Lakes.        
SWAN 44 &bquo;PICKPOCKET&equo; (1973):    
Tall rig.
New engine '90, epoxy bottom, teak decks in excellent condition.
Harken roller furling, extensive sail wardrobe, B&amp;G 390 system, electronics new in '88.
Interior without blemish, beautifully maintained.
Call Newport office for brochure.        
SWAN 42 &bquo;SWANSONG&equo; (1984):    
There cannot be another 42 with so little use, this boat is in as new condition.
Rarely used for <head>day</head> sailing in New England during the summer months and &bquo;winterized&equo; for most of the year.
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&bquo;But what about money?&equo;
I asked.
&bquo;Surely &mdash; &bquo;    
&bquo;If they do want something that costs extra, there's always a way to make a few pennies.
There's about fifty Europeans on the island &mdash; including Americans &mdash; and there's plenty of men anxious to do a bit of gardening, or women ready to earn a day's wages doing the laundry &mdash; you saw them at work &mdash; or sewing.
There are fifty times as many Singer sewing machines as motor cars in Koraloona.
And the ship's chandler is always needing spare hands when a boat comes in.
So is Mick the barman.
But they work when there's fun in it, not to live.
Since most people own a plot of land, they have everything they need to keep alive.
A <head>day</head> 's casual work takes on an extra meaning.
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&bquo;Where is that little&hellip; little&hellip;?&equo;
He was apoplectic with anger.    
&bquo;She's gone away with Con Gallagher,&equo; Peg answered coolly.
&bquo;They're probably married by now,&equo; she added, not bothering to disguise the satisfaction in her voice.    
&bquo;Where to?&equo;
Bull O'Malley choked.
&bquo;Where to?&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know.
Dublin, England maybe.&equo;    
He wanted to smash everything about him into smithereens, but he managed with iron self-will to control himself.    
&bquo;By Christ, that little bitch will regret this to her dyin' <head>day</head> !&equo;
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Quickly and certainly Remove all Obstructions arising from any Cause Whatever where Steel and Pennyroyal fails.&equo;    
If the anti-abortion campaigners have their way advertisements like these, and for similar dangerous products, will no doubt reappear.
If the choice facing us were legal, clean, decently performed abortion or none at all, no doubt many of us would be hard put to it to vote for the former; but in fact the choice is between the legal, clean sort and backstreet self-induced efforts of the Ottey's Pills variety.
And if the anti-abortionists succeed in 1990, I and others of my ilk will once again be begged, somehow, to help the unwillingly pregnant.
Well that's what Christmas is all about, isn't it?
Keeping up the good old traditions.    
BOXING <head>Day</head> and we launch ourselves on our own family tradition &mdash; a visit to the theatre.
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The Southwark Court of Requests was still functioning, and the process there was initiated by a tradesman or individual lodging a complaint against another for non-payment of money owed, after less formal requests had been ignored.
He went to the court where he found himself dubbed the plaintiff, paid a fee and a deposit for which he received a receipt.
If he was suing for less than 20s in 1830 he left a deposit of 5s; 7s 6d for one between 20s and 40s; 10s between 40s and 60s, and 12s 6d for 60s.
He gave the Clerk of the Court his name and that of the person he was suing whom the clerk called the defendant.        
This action by the creditor set in motion the issuing, by the clerk, of a writ or summons which was formally delivered to an officer of the Chief Bailiff who served it on the defendant at his house.
It told him to come to the court on a certain <head>day</head> to defend himself before a Commissioner and the man who said he owed him money.
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More hours did generally mean more advertising revenue for ITV, and the companies frequently pressed the government for expansion.
In 1972 restrictions were lifted.
ITV and BBC1 were both soon broadcasting some 13 hours a day (the main change being an extension of afternoon hours) &mdash; double the amount 20 years earlier.
Breakfast time TV and Channel 4 doubled them again, so that by the late 1980s each network was putting out 200 hours a week.
Viewers thus went from a choice of less than 30 hours a week in 1946 to more than 400 in the late 1980s.
By 1990 you could watch TV round the clock.       
pp. 137&ndash;138: TABLE(S)    
The programme categories in Tables 6.7 and 6.8 reflect the broadcasters' need to demonstrate that they were &bquo;informing, educating and entertaining&equo;.
The tables give an idea also of the kind of programming that was practical in the early <head>days</head> .
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The television showed two children chasing each other round a car, shrieking.
A woman and a man were packing a hamper, blankets and Wellingtons into the car.
&bquo;Trevor Newsom,&equo; said Derek Carlisle, &bquo;is now on Luctia, having just arrived from Vasca where he earlier recorded the interview we have just seen.&equo;    
An exhausted-looking Trevor walked into the picture.
He approached the man.
&bquo;Today is Tuesday,&equo; he said, &bquo;a working day.
Could you tell us why you are not at work?&equo;    
The man replied.
&bquo;Nothing to preserve now the Vascars have no limbs to sell to us.
May as well live in the present, that's what I say.
You ought to have a <head>day</head> off yourself.&equo;    
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Five areas &mdash; Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Cumbria, Powys and Wester Ross &mdash; all demonstrated a marked preference for afternoon meetings.
The first four of these had mainly family farms and the pattern was understandable but the Wester Ross response was more difficult to explain.    
For most of the farmers time off would have to be taken, either as holiday or unpaid leave.
Their willingness to do so indicated a strong desire to participate in training.
Wives also chose afternoons: the bulk of the outside work and the housework being finished they could attend knowing they would arrive home in time for the children returning from school.    
Although fewer chose mornings, some areas &mdash; South Wales, North Yorkshire and Orkney &mdash; gave as much weight to this rime of <head>day</head> as the afternoon.
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The stage costumes were ornate, the hemline above the knee and worn with knickers massed with frills so that no outline of the leg could be seen.
That would have been considered vulgar.
Often the skirt was frilled as well making it impossible for the audience to see where the skirt ended and the knickers began.
Tights, which Jane had to pay for herself, were made of thickish cotton and fastened with a coin each side and taped.
They rarely showed their hair on stage as enormous head-dresses or wigs were worn.    
As well as her tights, Jane had to bear the cost of tipping the callboy and dresser every week.
The other Girls would have had to send money home but Jane set aside a similar sum to tide her over periods of unemployment.
The morning rehearsals each <head>day</head> were a Tiller rule not demanded by the management and so were not paid for.
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After Canhas there is a road to the right &mdash; which it is very easy to miss &mdash; which leads up to Pa&uacute;l da Serra and one of the alternative routes through to Porto do Moniz.
On the way up we pass the statue of &bquo;Senhor da Montanha&equo; which was begun in 1962 and weighs six tonnes.
The plateau of Pa&uacute;l da Serra itself is an extensive moorland area where there was once a proposal to build an international airport.
There are good or bad weather days here, and nothing in between.
On good days there is glorious sunshine with clear, cloudless skies, and in summer the air is pleasantly fresher and cooler than down at sea-level.
Then you can picnic, play football or cricket or just walk across the moorland and look at the sheep.
On bad <head>days</head> it rains and the mist covers everything in silence &mdash; you can see only a few yards in front of you and, if you wander from the road, can easily get lost.
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Aircraft landing at LG 05 were seen and a recce of LG 121 confirmed that it was only used as a decoy at night.
Captain Schott's party was picked up by Timpson on the night of 13 July, but Warr's failed to arrive.    
The following night a recce. party went out to see if Capt. Warr had arrived.
He had not.
In the meantime, Timpson and myself had planned to strafe the road at Bug Bug on the night 15/16 July.
We set out to carry this out and passed through our old rendezvous on route.
There we found Capt. Warr and party, all very tired and   fatigued owing to lack of food and water for four days.    
We set out the same night for Bug Bug, but failed to make our objective owing to the bad nature of the ground for the vehicles.
We all returned to the RV and spent next <head>day</head> servicing vehicles etc&hellip;.
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John described it to many interviewers as if the free lessons were a concession in return for taking part in performances, but it would be more realistic to regard the performances by the University of Cape Town Ballet as a valuable part of his ballet education.    
Before joining the Cape Town school, John had seen performances by the Cape Town Ballet Club, which paid its first visit to Johannesburg for a week at the Empire Theatre from 6 December 1943.
It had only one skilled male dancer on its strength, Lionel Luyt, and in the first of their two programmes he had to partner the ballerina in the second act of  Swan Lake  , then dance both the Prince and Bluebird in  Aurora's Wedding   (with just three minutes to change costumes) and finally lead the cast of  Prince Igor  .
Cecily Robinson brought her three leading dancers, Patricia Murphy, Lillian Graham and Luyt, to Johannesburg four <head>days</head> early, so that they could become used to the high altitude, which would affect their breathing, and to the steep rake of the stage.
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O SAMBA: Brazil Classics II, compiled by David Byrne (WEA 926019).    
LITTLE RICHARD: The Speciality Sessions (Ace AboxCD1).    
IT SEEMS appropriate to end the Eighties with the band that decided that this decade was quite enough.
Felt started out 10 years ago and recorded 10 albums before breaking up this week after a final show in their home town, Birmingham, thus concluding the curious master-plan that was apparently drawn up early in their career by the band's singer and song-writer, who is known simply as Lawrence.    
Before departing, they recorded a final album that, in their typically quirky style, proves to be their best since the early <head>days</head> of Crumbling The Antiseptic Beauty, even if there are moments when Lawrence comes close to outclassing Morrissey in the annals of wimp rock.
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He was worried about her silence.
It wasn't like her.
He would be coming over by boat and a male nurse would come with him as far as D&uacute;n Laoghaire.
He could travel well enough on his own, if only they'd let him.
But that was the way they did things over there &mdash; well-meaning but fussy.    
She would have to drag herself out of her lethargy and write.
Some patients got others to write for them when they were low, but there was nothing Lily wanted to say to Vincent that she   could ask anyone to write.
She seemed to lack all will or decision.
In the early <head>days</head> after the operation, when she was tightly bound in a many-tailed bandage to which weights were sometimes attached, and with drainage tubes still trailing from her, she had managed to scribble notes to him almost every other day.
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</instance>

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But these days most people would agree that regular whole body continuous exercise, such as brisk fitness walking, is an effective way of losing weight, particularly fat.    
And it works for several reasons:    
1      
IT'S AEROBIC &mdash; The key to walking aerobically is to walk at a pace of 3.5 &mdash; 4.0 miles per hour for a minimum of 20 minutes, during which time the heart rate is elevated to 60&ndash;85 per cent of its            
maximum.
Below 60 per cent the exercise will not have an aerobic effect and only very fit people can gain any aerobic effect above the 85 per cent level (see Table 3).          
If you think about it, air is essentially the &bquo;breath of life&equo;.
We cannot live without it, but many of us are living each <head>day</head> with too little of it.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="day.40320" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
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Jim Wharton for example, born in Virginia in 1813 (five years before Molyneux's death in Scotland at the age of 34), campaigned in England in the 1830s.
In the second half of the century, Britain received, amongst others, Bob Smith from Washington DC and Bob Travers, who was noted for his contests against Jem Mace and Patsy Reardon.    
Slightly later came heavyweight Peter Jackson, born in St Croix, West Indies, in 1861, four years before emancipation.
He travelled as a seaman to Sydney where he won the Australian heavyweight title before transferring to San Francisco where he was persuaded by the Earl of Lonsdale to operate in England, a move which enhanced his status greatly, as a contemporary noted: &bquo;I knew him in the <head>days</head> of his greatness when sitting on top of the pugilistic world, f&ecirc;ted and lionized, he might well have been excused some slight vanity&equo; (quoted by Henderson, 1949, pp.20&ndash;1).
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</instance>

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<answer instance="day.40322" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
Always, though, whether immediately or eventually, she would acquiesce, and I resented her acquiescence, not only because of its consequences for myself, but because I didn't understand why she, an adult, would not or could not stand up to him.
Erikson sums up the situation well:    
The polarity adult-child is the first in the inventory of existential oppositions (male-female being the second) which makes man exploitable and induces him to exploit.
The child's inborn proclivity for feeling powerless, deserted, ashamed and guilty in relation to those on whom he depends is systematically utilised for his training, often to the point of exploitation.        
The Eleven-plus, like all crises, threatened the pattern of family relationships, and all the family could do in order to maintain equilibrium was to ensure that each member remain entrenched in or return to his or her habitual role.
And I should perhaps add that to this <head>day</head> I am practically innumerate.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="day.40323" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
<context>
Stephanie cannot duplicate the essential therapies and stimulation the school provides.
&bquo;What will happen to his small world when it all stops?&equo; she asks.
&bquo;He'll just have me.&equo;
Doctors say Jonathan will have a normal life-span and she is worried for the future and what will happen to him after her death.
There are community therapists, but not enough to go around.
They are poorly paid, mainly young and female, have little chance of career progression and no incentive to remain in the profession.
Those available will be busy rehabilitating stroke patients, who take priority.    
Fears that handicapped youngsters will deteriorate are well founded.
Ian Squires, severely autistic, returned to Islington in 1986 from a residential school where he'd been happy.
He waited months for a <head>day</head> centre place; when he got one it was unsuitable and he refused to go.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="day.40325" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The proposal leaves open the possibility of criminal proceedings in Britain against anyone who leaks EC information.
People working for the commission will be vetted, according to the procedures of their own country &mdash; which means, in Britain, secret vetting by MI5.
This week, the civil liberties group, Statewatch, has published the text of the EC's proposal.    
The reason for a new secrecy law is that, post-Maastricht, the EC is getting more and more involved in contentious areas like defence, foreign affairs, and asylum policies &mdash; part of the famous &bquo;ever closer union between the peoples of Europe&equo;.
But there doesn't seem to be much in it for the peoples themselves.          
FOURTH ESTATE A regular monitor of the Tory press    
 6 May:   The <head>day</head> before the local elections.
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<answer instance="day.40326" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
Swimming is probably the best form of exercise you can get, and I doubt Sutton will be able to beat us for fitness.&equo;        
Yeovil out for revenge    
YEOVIL TOWN seek their 15th Football League scalp at Torquay United today.    
Player-manager Steve Rutter is quietly confident.
He said: &bquo;We played Torquay three years ago and were very unlucky to go out 1&ndash;0 at their place after a replay.
We've got a better side now and Torquay are struggling a bit.    
&bquo;I would put our chances at 50&ndash;50 &mdash; and you can't really ask for more than that.    
&bquo;There's not a lot between us now.
A lot of players are being released by League clubs these <head>days</head> that would have been kept on before, so they end up in the Conference.    
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At first they were a novelty and a fad but, perhaps even to the surprise of many in the trade, they were a novelty that did not fade.
There was something about the movies although not too many people stopped to ask what it was.
Analysis only came later.
It was in 1927 for example that Kenneth Macpherson speculated whether those early film audiences had not just been distracted and drawn mindlessly from the streets but rather it might have been a case of &bquo;the people getting in some dim way the fact that there was something under their eyes, a sense of life and expectancy&equo;.    
Whether we take Lorentz's view that the masses were bored and ready to be distracted or Macpherson's notion that they had sensed that the movies were at least hinting at new possibilities, it is difficult to avoid being swept along by the romance of those early <head>days</head> .
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The centralised technical control, exercised by the chief engineer's department at headquarters, meant that the men who had accepted these posts were to find their room for independent and creative action significantly more constrained than was the case for their colleagues in the Area Boards.
The extent to which management powers over generation were devolved depended on the central triumvirate of Citrine, Self and Hacking, and not on a statutorily entrenched position.
It is a measure of the fundamental instincts of Citrine and his colleagues that, where they had the greater power to centralise, it was centralisation, and not devolved responsibility, which was their watchword.    
As vesting <head>day</head> , 1 April 1948, approached, the shape of the organisations which were to take over the industry, and the men who were going to lead them at national and regional level were known.
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<context>
Eleven-year-old Michelle Redshaw from Yorkshire hadn't been swimming since part of her small intestine was removed and she had an ileostomy bag fitted.    
But by the second day of the adventure, her escort was having trouble getting her out of the pool.    
Many of the children had never been away from home before and there were inevitable bouts of homesickness but the Dreamflight team worked hard to make them feel at ease.    
Lorna Marsh initially turned down the chance to go on the trip when she found out that Bingo The Clown would be joining them.    
Bingo, alias Trevor Pharo, said: &bquo;Lorna had a clown phobia.
In particular, she didn't like clowns' mouths.
So I went to meet her without my make-up on and demonstrated how I made myself up.    
&bquo;Gradually she got used to the idea.&equo;    
By the second <head>day</head> of the trip, Lorna was laughing and joking with Trevor in his clown gear.    
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<answer instance="day.40332" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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It'd be best if Tony died    
STEPHEN WHITE    
IT'S the nightmare no parent should face&hellip; wishing their own son would die.    
But for Allan and Barbara Bland a daily visit to their son's hospital bedside makes them wish for an end to his twilight world.    
Tony Bland didn't die in the Hillsborough soccer tragedy, but he didn't   survive   it, either.    
Since he was pulled from under a pile of 40 bodies over three years ago he has been in a coma, unlikely ever to recover.
A life support machine pumps liquid food into his body.    
And every day Allan and Barbara and the doctors treating him have to face the dilemma of keeping alive the boy they feel would be better off dead.    
Tony is one of two silent victims of that fateful <head>day</head> .
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<answer instance="day.40334" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
 Voluntary unemployment can be defined as consisting of all those persons who are not in paid employment and are receiving some form of social security benefit, but are not actually seeking jobs at the prevailing rate of real wages  .
This includes those who are temporarily between jobs and drawing unemployment benefit to tide them over until the new job is taken up.
It also includes those who prefer to remain unemployed, believing that their incomes from social security benefits do not make it worthwhile to take up a job.    
In the UK since October 1982, the number of people unemployed has been measured for official purposes as the number of &bquo;people claiming benefit (that is, unemployment benefit, supplementary benefits or national insurance credits) at Unemployment Benefit Offices on the <head>day</head> of the monthly count, who on that day were unemployed and able and willing to do any suitable work&equo;.
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<answer instance="day.40335" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
For although thousands of people meet their partners in the workplace, an office affair is a sackable offence.    
As many couples have found, often only one half of the relationship will be asked to leave.
And it's nearly always the woman.    
But an employer can legally sack you or your partner if he can prove it is disruptive of other work relationships, it could harm business or that it affects job performance.    
Even married couples working for the same firm can be fired if the boss can prove that their relationship makes their employment impractical, or that it is against company policy.    
Ann Tomen, a marketing assistant, knows all about that.
She married a colleague who then left to work for a rival firm.
Within <head>days</head> , Ann was demoted because of the risk of an &bquo;inadvertent information leak&equo;.    
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The start was delayed for three hours partly because the bowlers' run-ups were damp and partly because vandals, protesting about the omission of Deryck Murray, the local captain, had left wet patches on the pitch &mdash; and thrown a good few bottles around as well.
With this in mind, Botham chose to field first, only for Greenidge and Haynes to put on 168 for the first wicket.
On the second day, Emburey bowled forty overs for 81 runs and five wickets, but Lloyd, David Murray and Roberts all batted well.
Roberts's fifty included an over from Botham from which he hit twenty-four runs (462660), a new Test record for a six-ball over, and Lloyd finally declared on the third morning at 426 for 9.
The rest <head>day</head> , incidentally, was taken after two days for the lovely Caribbean reason of avoiding a clash with a steel-band festival.    
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<answer instance="day.40338" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
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Some people are very good at it; some people aren't.
Some people communicate easily; some don't.
In some respects, you have to determine what your strong characteristics are and then use them.        
In Pearce's experience it is easy for top management to become remote from the shop floor and lose contact with the centre of operations.    
It's just the pressure you work under.
The things you have to do make it progressively more and more difficult for you to really get around and see what's going on in your factories.        
Take British Aerospace with its twenty different locations.          
Each of them requires a complete <head>day</head> out to go and visit them and it's very difficult to find a complete day because there are so many other things, so many other demands on your time.
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<answer instance="day.40340" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
<context>
We used a bit of sign language, and that and &bquo;goo' shot&equo; was the only communication we had &mdash; and all we needed, because we were golfers.    
Come to think of it, it was a real pain, that round.    
In January, Jasper Carrott will star in his new BBC1 Comedy series, The Detectives, along with friend and fellow golfer Robert Powell.        
Murder on the 13th hole at scenic Silloth    
Mark Simpson    
NOWADAYS it is rare to find classic golf courses which not only welcome visitors but charge reasonable green fees.
Silloth on Solway is one of them.    
Situated west of Carlisle on the shores of the Solway Firth, Silloth boasts superb views of the Lake District on one side, Scotland on the other.
On a clear <head>day</head> you can even see the Isle of Man.    
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<answer instance="day.40341" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Over a thousand people brought wooden crosses in the shape of the radiation hazard symbol and planted them along the grass verge entrance to the power station.
Many bore poignant personal messages.
A flotilla of small boats arrived off the coast from South Wales, a few braving the rocky shallows to land.
A biplane buzzed overhead trailing a banner reading &bquo;No More Chernobyls.&equo;
Paddy Ashdown, Liberal MP for the Yeovil constituency, addressed the crowd under the shadow of the plant and surrounded by children in radiation suits.
There was a final windswept song dedicated to the Rainbow Warriors &mdash; the spiritual defenders of the earth according to North American native legend &mdash; who had inspired Greenpeace.
By the end of the <head>day</head> , the stark nuclear presence set in bold defiance on the Bristol Channel had been suitably upstaged.
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We could refurbish it and it would remain your property, a place of your own to go to whenever you so desired.
I doubt not it holds many happy memories for you.    
&bquo;It does indeed, Your Grace.&equo;
Tears again filled Joan's eyes but she brushed them away.
&bquo;Yea, I'd like to keep it &mdash; if it's possible.&equo;    
&bquo;It is indeed, Joan &mdash; and keep it you shall,&equo; smiled Elizabeth Mowbray.
&bquo;Whilst you remain here with us &mdash; and let me say here and now that there will be a place here for you for as long as you wish &mdash; you will share in the life of the household and have all provided.
Furthermore, it would please me to give you an allowance for your personal use.&equo;    
&bquo;Your Grace, I don't understand &mdash; why are you doing all this for me?
Has it to do with what you said as you'd tell me one <head>day</head> ?&equo;    
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The best chance is often away from the tourist lodges on a tented safari and although wildlife programmes on television are enthralling viewing, nothing beats the excitement of seeing a live leopard in the headlights or an elephant at a waterhole.
It makes your heart beat at an invigorating pace.    
Flicking through the travel brochures the browser is confronted by an astonishing number of photographs of whales' flukes.
There is a bewildering array of environmental and wildlife holidays to choose from.
The real enthusiast has been doing it for years.
Like the ornithologist who has to reach an impossibly remote island by a certain <head>day</head> in the rainy season only to find it overflowing with ornithologists from all over the world choking the woodland tracks with cameras and tripods, trying to catch a fleeting glimpse of a small bird as it hops about in the dripping undergrowth.
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<context>
We have already referred to those who find it difficult to give up &bquo;playing the field&equo; and continue to behave as if they are still single.
Ordinary friendships and activities outside the marriage can also cause tension if they take no account of marital commitments, as another young woman found out:    
&bquo;Christopher got this money and spent it on a holiday skiing.
I was put out, but not drastically put out.
But then, afterwards, I learned that the other members of the party had accepted him as a bachelor and he had gone along with that.&equo;    
Becoming a couple takes time; commitment has to be made to a joint identity.    
Some people, brought up in the expectation of forging a career and getting near the top if not right to the top in their profession, may be deeply committed to their work.
(These <head>days</head> people are often less committed to the actual firm they work for than in the past.
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<instance id="day.40347" docsrc="bnc_C8L_1469">
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Around 25 per cent of those gathered will be distracted anyway; they may be upset by their home situation; concerned by some event which occurred on their way in; confused by the absence of someone they were expecting to see.
In short, all kinds of mundane concerns will be encountered as the church gathers.
It is good for leaders to be aware of these if only to see that to gather together towards the Lord may take some time.    
In all this, the role of the worship leader is important.
Traditional models of &bquo;leading the service&equo; may need to be broken.
Lay readers or elders who have traditionally been given this job may well not be gifted to lead the congregation in the way described above.
Many will need to pray that they might grow into this new role.
The way to do this is to be a worshipper at home.
It may be helpful to use the structure of Psalm 95 in your quiet time as a pattern for   half an hour to an hour or more of worship each <head>day</head> for a while.
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COMMENT ON THE BIRTH OF JESUS AS RECORDED BY LUKE    
At first sight, Luke, far more than Matthew, seems to be concerned to set the events of Jesus' birth in a historical setting.
Yet the question must be asked as to how much Luke is writing an historical record, and how much, he, like Matthew, is more concerned with the importance of this new-born baby.    
Though not as obvious as Matthew, Luke also writes his story with Old Testament overtones, combining them with basic historical facts.    
The whole story of Jesus' birth seems to be an expansion of an Old Testament prophecy found in Micah:    
&bquo;But you, Bethlehem&hellip; small as you are to be among Judah's clans, out of you shall come forth a governor for Israel, one whose roots are far back in the past, in <head>days</head> gone by.
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<context>
As I hastened to go upstairs, I happened to encounter Miss Kenton in the back corridor &mdash; the scene, of course, of our last disagreement &mdash; and it was perhaps this unhappy coincidence that encouraged her to maintain the childish behaviour she had adopted on that previous occasion.
For when I inquired who it was that had arrived, Miss Kenton continued past me, stating simply: &bquo;A message if it is urgent, Mr Stevens.&equo;
This was extremely annoying, but, of course, I had no choice but to hurry on upstairs.    
My recollection of Mr Lewis is that of a gentleman of generous dimensions with a genial smile that rarely left his face.
His early arrival was clearly something of an inconvenience to his lordship and his colleagues who had reckoned on a <head>day</head> or two more of privacy for their preparations.
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<answer instance="day.40352" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<answer instance="day.40352" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
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Anything considered holy by a previous religious faith must automatically be damned by a new religion.
In this way began the darkest chapter in the cat's long association with mankind.
For centuries it was persecuted and the cruelties heaped upon it were given the full backing of the Church.    
During this bleak phase of its history the cat became firmly linked in the popular mind with witches and black magic.
As late as 1658 Edward Topsel, in his serious work on natural history, followed detailed descriptions of the cat's anatomy and behaviour with the solemn comment that &bquo;the familiars of Witches do most ordinarily appear in the shape of Cats, which is an argument that this beast is dangerous to soul and body.&equo;    
Because the cat was seen as evil, all kinds of frightening powers were attributed to it by the writers of the <head>day</head> .
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<instance id="day.40353" docsrc="bnc_BNL_125">
<answer instance="day.40353" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
It is estimated that approximately 500,000 adults in Great Britain suffer from agoraphobia to some extent.
Women are particularly at risk, the majority of agoraphobics are women in the 18&ndash;35 age group.
The Institute of Psychiatry at the Royal Bethlem and Maudsley Hospitals in London reports that men who live alone are more prone to alcoholism or social phobias (such as fear of meeting people).    
It is too easy to lose control when one lives alone; the aim must always be to be &bquo;alone but not lonely&equo;.
Social contact with others is a necessity and will be considered in greater depth in a later chapter.        
BANISHING ANXIETIES    
One of the psychiatrists I spoke to while preparing this book said that in his therapy groups for people with anxieties, he   asked them to make lists of their <head>day</head> 's worries.
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<answer instance="day.40355" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<context>
The belated correction: investment in agriculture will be increased by 30%; curbs on the money supply will be relaxed; loans will be given to exporters and indebted state enterprises; &bquo;specialised groups&equo; will be set up to break &bquo;debt chains&equo; between enterprises.
It sounds suspiciously like a &bquo;stop-go&equo; recipe for the alternation of inflationary booms and resource-misallocating busts.    
What happens next?
The great fear of China's leaders is not that western conspirators will weave more plots but that China's people, enraged by corruption and scornful of slogans, will take to the streets, as they did last June, to demand instant solutions that the government cannot possibly provide.    
In the <head>days</head> of Chairman Mao, author of the disastrous Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution, the party could belittle such dangers.
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<instance id="day.40356" docsrc="bnc_CJT_2018">
<answer instance="day.40356" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The Captain of KGB begins an investigation.
The Major in command is at first flustered, then morose.    
There is labour in Zone I, and to spare.
In a few days there will be a new office for Major Kypov at the end of the Administration block.    
For nearly half a century the camp has survived the storms.
More than fire is required to break the regimen of ZhKh 38S/3/I.    
Later, those who were to piece together the events at the camp of the early months of that year, from the time of snow till the approach of spring, were to wonder what was the ambition of Michael Holly, prisoner of Hut 2 in Zone I of Camp 3 in the  Dubrovlag   complex.    
For a few <head>days</head> there was a swirl of conversation in the camp about the fire and its likely cause, and then the talk slipped.
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<instance id="day.40358" docsrc="bnc_CHH_616">
<answer instance="day.40358" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Apart from Ennerdale, Grisedale is the largest roadless valley in the Lakes.
it is striking and overlooked by impressive crags.    
From Grisedale Tarn pass through the gap between Seat Sandal and Dollywagon Pike and descend to Dunmail Raise, the pass between Grasmere and Thirlmere.    
From the very top of the pass take the path to Thirlmere (0.75 mile).
This parallels the main A591 road and links to a forestry track which you follow until you join a minor road running along the western side of the reservoir.
From here you can continue along the main route as described above.      
Pubs and eating places: both hotels have public bars.     
Grisedale &mdash; the largest roadless valley in the Lake District          
<head>DAY</head> 4    
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<instance id="day.40359" docsrc="bnc_CK9_470">
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<context>
After the door shut behind him, she sat looking at it, wondering what she would have done over the years without him.
She, too, remembered the day he had come into the yard and cheeked her father, telling him he could choose his name from Smith, Jones, or Robinson.
He had said he thought he must have been eight but that he didn't really know.
At that time he would have been like many thousand of other youngsters, the sweepings of the hungry &bquo;forties.    
He must have been born in the middle &bquo;thirties, when hunger was already rampant.
The corn laws had seen to that.
He had been with them for some time; two or three years before, he had told her that he didn't know where he had been born, or who his parents were.
He only knew of the life he had led in the baby-farming house, one of seventeen young children.
He had made his escape on the <head>day</head> he later confronted her father in the yard.
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<instance id="day.40361" docsrc="bnc_CJK_1374">
<answer instance="day.40361" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The outbuildings, once stables and tack rooms, have been converted into superior self-catering cottages with a meal service from the main house If required.    
Your hosts have a wealth of experience in catering and the evening meal is prepared to a very high standard making good use of fresh vegetables, fruit and herbs from the garden.
Jams, chutneys and marmalade are home-made.    
 Easily Accessible  : Winchcombe is a charming town with many 16th-century buildings and a fine church containing an altar cloth embroidered by Catherine of Aragon.
Two miles away lies   Sudeley   Castle where Henry VIII's widow, Catherine Parr, once lived; she was buried in the castle chapel.
Cheltenham Spa, a fine Regency town, lies 6 miles to the south and is enjoyable for its shops, architecture and nearby racecourse.
There are famous horse trials at Badminton, 38 miles away.
Take a <head>day</head> trip to Bath, Stratford, Oxford or Winchester.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="day.40362" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
I've never collapsed &mdash; on stage or anywhere else.    
Sitting up in bed, I scanned the article, which the  News of the World   claimed was an exclusive interview.
Apparently not only had I collapsed on stage last night, but I was having intravenous chemotherapy between shows, sobbing and grimacing in agony in my dressing room.    
It was a nightmare, anyone reading the papers would think I was on my last legs.
I'll never work again.
Where did they get their information?
I haven't even told the majority of my friends yet.
They'll be worried sick.
I sat by the phone and rang as many of them as I could, reassuring the ones who were home.        
Friday 23 December    
It's been a very trying few <head>days</head> .
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</instance>

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<answer instance="day.40364" senseid="day_off%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
For example, it can be stated that &bquo;By the end of the ward allocation the student will be able to catheterise a female patient, using an aseptic and atraumatic   technique&equo;, or &bquo;By the end of the ward allocation the student will be able to identify five potential problems associated with catheterization&equo;.
These guidelines for learning should be given to the student at the beginning of her time on the ward.
More precise objectives for individual teaching and tutorials should also be listed.
These are of particular value when a student misses a session.
She is then able to cover the same ground, using the objectives set by the ward.    
The length of the whole learning programme must be determined.
If students are allocated to the ward for eight-week periods, it is sensible to have a rotating cycle of an eight-week programme.
The content of the programme should follow a logical sequence.
In practice, the student will necessarily miss some continuity because of <head>days</head> off and night duty.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40365" docsrc="bnc_A7C_38">
<answer instance="day.40365" senseid="working_day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
And these were the conditions under which  Screwtape   and indeed all his books were produced.    
How, it may be asked, could any serious work be done in those circumstances?
The answer is that in the years when Minto was in her fall vigour, Lewis's flow of words was limited.
A glance at the shelf containing his long list of books shows us immediately that the bulk of his work was completed when Minto was in her dotage or after she died.
He was a fluent and rapid prose writer.
But his first major prose work &mdash;  The Allegory of Love &mdash;   took about eight years to complete.
This was the price he paid far having thrown in his lot with a person who with all her virtues &mdash; generosity, warmth of character, genuine and passionate admiration, as well as love, for Lewis himself &mdash; did not have the concept of a working <head>day</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40368" docsrc="bnc_ASA_1101">
<answer instance="day.40368" senseid="day%1:28:01::"/>
<context>
How I got round for the four days of the tournament, I don't know.
I've seen the video tape of Tom and I coming down the 18th.
Tom's got his arm around me, hugging me, and the commentator says, &bquo;Look at the smile on that caddie's face.
No wonder, he's just bringing home the British Open champion.&equo;
Little did he know that it wasn't a smile, but a grimace of pain.
I was gritting my teeth, thinking, &bquo;Thank god we're going down the 18th.&equo;    
I don't think any other caddie in the history of the British Open has worked harder than I did that week.
There were some light-hearted moments in practice with the big four, though.
The Tarbuck ice-cream incident, for instance.
Jimmy Tarbuck and his mate Kenny Lynch followed us around for one of the practice <head>days</head> and, unusually for Tom and I, it was a sunny day.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40369" docsrc="bnc_ACA_1147">
<answer instance="day.40369" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
By the spring of 1833 the first onrush of the epidemic had subsided and the government marked the occasion in the way thought most appropriate, as Judith Holt's diary records:    
&bquo;14th April 1833: Appointed for a day public thanksgiving on the cessation of that dreadful scourge &mdash; the Cholera Morbus.
I hope we did feel truly grateful for our merciful preservation&hellip;
May God grant that the lives he has spared may be devoted to His glory and service!    
&bquo;    
The respite was not long, especially for those living not   far from a seaport, and at the beginning of August there is another apprehensive entry:    
&bquo;Laurence Taylor died at Stubbylee of Asiatic Cholera, having arrived from Liverpool only on Saturday last; he was interred the same <head>day</head> at the old Baptist Chapel.&equo;        
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<instance id="day.40371" docsrc="bnc_AP0_1111">
<answer instance="day.40371" senseid="field_day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
 Myra Breckenridge  , the sizzling exposure of sex in Hollywood by Gore Vidal had just made its appearance in London, along with Norman Mailer's  The Armies of the Night  , about the invasion of the White House the previous October of pacifists and hippies protesting at the war.
John Lennon and Yoko allowed the world's media into their hotel suite in Amsterdam for their bed-in, a honeymoon to epitomize the institution of love not war.
Mick Jagger put on a charming little Greek skirt and gave a free performance to thousands in London's Hyde Park, while Bob Dylan headed down to the Isle of Wight for a three-day festival of dope, sex and rock &bquo;n&equo; roll attended by 150,000 fans.
It was the wildest party Britain had seen, and the media had a field <head>day</head> with a revelling of nude and painted bodies, cavorting to fine music under a dense cloud of cannabis smoke and punctuated by the occasional screams of an acid drop gone wrong.    
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Moments later he drew up at Hell Bunker, a deep, sprawling dune that once was the most famous bunker in all of St Andrews.    
&bquo;At one time, maybe 67 years ago,&equo; began Woods, his guide-like voice snatched away in the wind, &bquo;Hell Bunker was allowed to ramble.
No banks, no faces &mdash; look at the old photographs &mdash; just an unkempt hole in the ground, probably made by sheep.
Over the years, though, it's been made smaller and also shallower.
More sand has been put in to cover the high water table.&equo;    
Hell, indeed, was a handsome bunker, Woods agreed.
But in recent years it has lost its fury.
It no longer beckoned an ambitious second shot.
&bquo;It is no longer regarded a hazard by the pros,&equo; he concluded.
&bquo;The balls fly so far these <head>days</head> that Hell's been taken out of play.
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DEFENDING champions Ajax Amsterdam were knocked out of the UEFA Cup last night when a 1&ndash;0 home victory was not enough to claw back a 4&ndash;2 first leg deficit to French club Auxerre in the quarter-finals.        
Squash    
Harris faces tough task to qualify    
DEL Harris of Colchester, for so long in the top three of the British squash rankings, has dropped down the list because of injury and a recent loss of form.    
Surprisingly he must take part in the qualifying section of the Daily Express Newspapers and Pursers inaugural British Squash Players' Championship to be played between March 23 and 28 at Bromley, Beckenham and Cheshunt.    
This event sprung up following the failure of the Squash Rackets Association to secure a sponsor for this year's national championships and a resultant boycott from most of the leading professionals.    
Harris faces a tough opener against fast improving Surrey youngster Tim Garner at noon on the opening <head>day</head> .    
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The new book was to be handed to me by the minister, the Revd Dr Adam Burnet, only after we had signed the register &mdash; no self-respecting hotel would have accepted us with different names.    
But the date remained the real problem.
Leslie had first to undergo a stiff P.T. course at Hardwick, but he found to his relief that he had not deteriorated from the peak physical condition which, despite those months of idleness, had achieved for him in   North Africa his acceptance into the Parachute Regiment.
&bquo;You'll be amused to hear that I'm very stiff and sore.
I've carried weights, swung on beams and parallel bars, jumped ditches, scrambled over walls, scaled rather terrifying cliffs by rope, and generally behaved in the fashion of an anthropoid ape.
And my hands are rather cut about, but I'm still cheerful.&equo;
A few <head>days</head> later he confided:    
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It reminded them of when Labour Chancellor Denis Healey turned back at the airport in 1976 over a sterling crisis.    
Lord Healey said last night that Mr Major must blame himself because &bquo;he went into the ERM at far too high a rate&equo;.       
BUNKER JIBE: Blair        
BANKS RUSH TO CASH IN    
NEIL SIMPSON    
THE High Street banks were blasted for profiteering as they rushed to cash in on the interest rate jump.    
They instantly raised charges for borrowers &mdash; but are delaying any rise in the interest they pay savers.    
While extra millions will immediately start flooding into the Big Four's coffers, spokesmen would only say that savings rates &bquo;will be reviewed over the next few <head>days</head> .&equo;
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freshly ground pepper and salt        
Cook the leeks and onion in a steamer for 10 minutes.
Arrange in an ovenproof dish and put slices of hardboiled egg on top.
Add salt and pepper.
Make a white sauce with the milk and cornflour and add most of the grated cheese.
Pour the sauce over the leeks and egg.
Scatter the remaining grated cheese over the top.
Bake in a pre-heated oven, Gas Mark 5 (190C/375F) for 15 minutes.
Brown under the grill.
Serve with jacket potatoes and a green salad.        
<head>DAY</head> 12 &mdash; PASTA SALAD      
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It can play havoc with your bookkeeping and create chaos with your VAT.
It means your statements or invoices must show both the lesser amount due with VAT if the discount is taken, as well as the amount due with VAT if the discount is not taken.    
2.    
It often results in late payments with the discount still being taken.
This in turn can lead to disputes.    
3.    
It can give away too much profit.
If your net margin on sales is 10 per cent and the discount offered for early payment is 2.5 per cent, you are effectively giving away a quarter of your profit.    
4.    
It is expensive.
Giving a 2.5 per cent discount to get your money in 30 <head>days</head> instead of 60 means that your money is costing you 2.5 per cent for 30 days.
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ADRIAN MAGUIRE's meteoric rise to the top of his profession overshadowed the emergence of another exceptional talent last season.    
Fellow Irishman Mick Fitzgerald would have stood out as the &bquo;find of the season&equo; in any normal year.    
Maguire's remarkable exploits rightly grabbed most of the headlines, but Fitzgerald impressed as a horseman of the highest quality with 38 successes from limited opportunities.    
He has carried on the good work this term and is well on the way to establishing himself in the top 10 with 16 wins in the current campaign.    
His booking could well make all the difference for Romola Nijinsky in the Orchard Portman Selling Handicap Hurdle (2.50) at Taunton.    
Good enough to finish fifth in a Listed race at Goodwood last year, Romola Nijinsky mixes in rather less exaltic circles these <head>days</head> .    
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In staunch Irish fashion, he laid on transport for Fox's supporters to be &bquo;bused&equo; into Oxford on.
the appropriate days and rewarded them for their votes with meals and refreshments at Magdalen.
Fox was a nice man, much liked among a wide circle of his fellow-clergy.
He romped home.    
The election did much to harm Lewis's reputation in Oxford.
The dons felt that he could not be trusted: that he was populist, bullying, showy, and hostile to them.
By his campaign for Fox, Lewis probably destroyed his own chances of promotion in the University, even though he was very obviously the most distinguished member of the English Faculty.    
It is certainly easy for those who did not belong to Lewis's group of friends, and who merely come upon the record of it in after <head>days</head> , to see its faults.
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He was a redundant executive and nobody rang a redundant executive, except to say &bquo;Goodbye&equo;.    
He opened the door which led to the secretary's annex.
Her chair was empty and would remain empty until he left the company.
The electric typewriter was covered by its hood and would remain covered while he was still there.    
There was just no point in remaining on the premises when you knew you had to go, as Muldoon had said.
It was too painful.    
&bquo;Use the remaining few weeks to say your goodbyes and to find another job,&equo; he had said.    
Mark smiled the bitter smile of a disillusioned corporate executive and walked out of the office, closing the door slowly and carefully behind him.    
Two <head>days</head> later, Mark arrived back at his temporary office to check the in-tray and tie up any loose ends.
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Roland opened these delicately.
They were both letters in Ash's flowing hand, both headed with his Great Russell Street address and dated, June 21st.
No year.
Both began &bquo;Dear Madam&equo;, and both were unsigned.
One was considerably shorter than the other.    
Dear Madam,    
Since our extraordinary conversation I have thought of nothing else.
It has not often been given to me as a poet, it is perhaps not often given to human beings, to find such ready sympathy, such wit and judgment together.
I write with a strong sense of the necessity of continuing our &mdash; talk, and without premeditation,  under the impression that you were indeed as much struck as I was by our quite extraordinary   to ask if it would be possible for me to call on you, perhaps one <head>day</head> next week.
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I carried Rachel, and Margaret held on to me, and I hoped Tim would be hanging on to Mig, but when we reached the small steamer Tim was missing.
So many refugees had panicked and he was lost in the throng.
Having settled Rachel in a corner and piled our luggage round her and left you, Mig, on guard, I struggled back against the refugees and climbed the gangway again to find Tim looking a little bewildered in the midst of a seething mass of humanity but remarkably calm, and soon we were back on the small boat.
When the tide turned, we all had to struggle back to the large Irrawaddy steamer again.
In two <head>days</head> ' time we reached Pakoku where many of the Anglo-Burmans begged me to disembark and try to walk out of Burma with them, but Rachel was still very sick and I said I would go on to Mandalay and hope to find a doctor there.    
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It is fashionable among rich Americans to buy art, donate art, exhibit art and appreciate art.
But they would not be so rich if they were not adept at minimising tax and maximising profits.    
The schemes they have dreamed up for art-related asset-manipulation are being imitated throughout the world, notably in Europe and Japan.
This makes the precedents that have been set in America important to anyone who is interested in playing the market.    
At the end of September, 35 English dealers and 15 from the Continent joined 35 American dealers to hold the first International Antique Dealers' Show at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Avenue, in the heart of Manhattan.
In the course of five <head>days</head> , during which the super-rich flooded through the hall, the Europeans learned just what American collectors want.    
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Deciding that attack was the best form of defence, I knelt beside him and lowering my head to within inches of his, said, &bquo;Next time, It'll be the bread knife.&equo;    
He believed me and the next day suggested that I moved out.    
I moved back in with my Grandfather, changing schools once again and seeing my Mom at week-ends.    
I adored my Pop, and loved playing the role of &bquo;little mother&equo;, cleaning, washing and darning his socks.
On the <head>day</head> I moved in my Mother had warned me not to let him rule my life like he'd ruled my Father's, but it never occurred to me to disobey him and seemed natural to follow the &bquo;week planner&equo; he'd written out and pinned to the notice-board in the kitchen: Monday &mdash; Washing Tuesday &mdash; Ironing Wednesday &mdash; Youth Club etc.    
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(Islam, incidentally, has almost identical rules covering the decent treatment of victims of war.)    
Article 13 of the Third Geneva Convention, specifically on prisoners of war, repeats the limits on the information they may be required to give.
They may be questioned, but must be &bquo;at all times protected, particularly against acts of violence or intimidation and against insults and public curiosity.&equo;    
If torture was involved in the pilots' remarks this week &mdash; and many remember the UN investigations of Iraq's treatment of prisoners during the war with Iran &mdash; the rules were broken.
If not, Iraq's television show was not technically worse than the photographs that same <head>day</head> in western newspapers, showing the backs of Iraqi prisoners, forlorn beside a fence.    
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So many television transmissions, and some of these are now on CD video, provide endless, often arbitrary, shots of the conductor at the expense of the musical developments going on around him.
There's a Bruckner CD video where at one point the conductor is filmed doing absolutely nothing, whilst the orchestra is busy starting up a new paragraph of the music.        
HvK    
Yes, I have seen this kind of thing and it is something we avoid completely.
In my films the conductor is more or less in one position throughout.
But, you see, we have the resources to create an image not just of the conductor or the orchestra but of the whole ensemble of the music and the performers.
First of all, we have three banks of cameras: left, right, and diagonally.
And there are five cameras in each group.
At the start of the filming we bring in a students' orchestra and we rehearse for three <head>days</head> , six sessions in all.
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Ramsey's long memory always regarded the decision to leave academic life as the hardest of his life.
To the observer this decision of 1955 looks as hard or harder; to agree to accept a post which he expected to hate, and for which he regarded himself as unsuitable, and in which he would have to neglect that scholarship which was essential to his happiness and to his sense of vocation and to the reason why he ever became a bishop at all, if the leaders of the Church declared that this was where he was needed.
His long memory also told him that this was a moment of his life when he felt a total rapport with Fisher.    
On 14 December 1955 Fisher repeated his recommendation to Anthony Eden that Ramsey should become the Bishop of London.    
On the same <head>day</head> , knowing nothing of what Fisher was doing, Ramsey drove to Bishopthorpe outside York to see his frail and dying archbishop.
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For more information, contact your tax office.          
REGULATIONS      
INSPECTION NOTICES    
The new Building Regulations, which came into force in June, contain some new rules concerning the giving of notices at the various stages of building works.
They are the notices which you are required to give to your local council's Building Control department, to enable them to inspect your work for compliance with the appropriate regulation requirements.    
The main change is that the periods laid down for these notices are now in days instead of hours: two days notice is required for the commencement of building works.
Excavations for, and the concreting of foundations, the laying of damp-proof courses, and of site concrete, and the covering of new drains require one <head>days</head> notice.
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It always has been so with me, and will be.
Also, in my thought it is neither vulgar nor stupid.
&mdash; I get an extraordinary pleasure thus.
And let me explain what I meant by that silly passage in my last letter, about expensively dressed girls.
It was this.
My cousins are rather wealthy, and so wear rich dresses, which    
I am never tired of hearing &mdash; oh, those sounding silks, so uncomfortable, so gorgeous.
Yet I like comfortable dresses, too: why not?
All I don't like is, rags, ill taste, ill-shapes&hellip;.
My feeling for girls has still the same nervous reverence of childhood or earliest boyhood, rather increased if anything, and only too excessive to be chivalrous.
In my childish <head>days</head> I remember I used to fear to touch the little girls' sleeves; so it is now.
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Risking everything he grabbed two tomatoes and the biggest apples before bedding down for another night under cover of trees.
Next day, footsore, he saw a bicycle beside a house and, with nobody in sight, he quickly mounted it and rode &bquo;like the clappers&equo;, feeling that every time a car passed him, it might be the police.
After two or three hours, Harry say a sign indicating that Hamburg was 300 kilometres away, and he took this road as he knew Lubeck might be an alternative if no vessels for Sweden were berthed in the larger port.    
That night he was woken by planes and saw flares over Berlin, bringing a moment of &bquo;homesickness&equo; that he wasn't up there too.
Next <head>day</head> , in Schwerin, after drenching rain, he listened to a band, German soldiers ignoring him, and restocked with apples, standing on the cycle's crossbar to reach them.
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1982 was the definitive Reading ROCK festival: Budgie, Iron Maiden and Michael Schenker headlined with a supporting cast of such acned arseholes as Terraplane and Praying Mantis, and old stagers Blackfoot and Tygers Of Pan Tang.
The spirit of Chilli Willi was dutifully upheld by Wilko Johnson and Dave Edmunds, but these were lone voices of dissent.    
The following year was billed as the last ever and saw Steel Pulse canned off after 15 minutes by a typically broad-minded Stranglers crowd and Black Sabbath playing in front of an unfinished replica of Stonehenge.    
&bquo;It was too big for the stage,&equo; remembers Myra.
&bquo;They were sawing it in half and heaving all these rocks around on the Saturday morning trying to make it look like anything other than a total abortion.
In the end we just let the audience in or we'd have been there all <head>day</head> .&equo;    
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DAY 24 &mdash; Walk aerobically for 45 minutes.
See the world at 4 miles an hour; this is what your body was designed for.    
DAY 25 &mdash; Repeat Day 24.
Cultivate awareness: savour the sights and sounds of the journey.
Walk to break out of the pattern and routine of normal daily living.    
DAY 26 &mdash; Rest day.    
DAY 27 &mdash; Walk aerobically for 45 minutes.
Try inner walking and walking meditation (see Chapter 8).
Discover who you are.
Walk for the inner benefits as well as the fitness and slimness benefits.    
<head>DAY</head> 28 &mdash; Repeat Day 27.    
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That will not happen this time, though the election was very bad news for the polling organisations.
Most of them earn their bread and butter from market research, and political polling is the decorative jam on top.
The organisation that calls the general election closest is the one that is most attractive to Tesco or Finefare or whomever it might be when they want to discover what the public thinks of their baked beans.    
In the beginning was Dr George Horace Gallup.
This &bquo;tweedy, rumpled&equo; mid-Westerner (as Time once described him) was a professor of journalism and advertising.
In 1935 he joined the advertising agency Young and Rubicam to apply his academic expertise to practical matters.
In the following year Alfred Landon ran against Roosevelt.
The nearest thing to accurate soothsaying in those <head>days</head> was the &bquo;straw poll&equo;.
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<answer instance="day.40406" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
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If she hadn't yielded to a guilty passion then she would have been a better wife to Denny.
The implication was that with a bit more happening in the sack, hubby wouldn't have felt he was getting past it and tried to prove his virility by punting up the north face of the Thames.    
&bquo;If I'd been more, you know, responsive and that, then Denny'd still be here today.
And the only reason I wasn't is, well, because of us.&equo;    
I assaulted this position from every angle, ranging from thoughtful analyses of the male mid-life crisis, its nature and origins, to sweeping  ad absurdum  dismissals in which I demonstrated that by the same token Trish and Brian were equally culpable, because if they'd gone out for the <head>day</head> I would have stayed at home and we would never have met in the first place.
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<instance id="day.40408" docsrc="bnc_CBF_3340">
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A YOUNG paratrooper was critically ill in hospital last night after being shot by a fellow sentry.    
The two were apparently on guard duty at the Lille Barracks, Farnham, Surrey, when 19-year-old Robert Smith was blasted at point-blank range.    
An Army spokesman said: &bquo;We believe the shooting was a tragic accident.&equo;        
She took down her Christmas cards and went out.
We never saw Johanna again    
By Adrian Lee    
A SEX monster battered a 14-year-old girl before dumping her in a freezing gravel pit and leaving her to drown.    
Johanna Young's semi-naked body was found floating in the icy water after a four-day search.
She had been sexually assaulted.    
The dark-haired schoolgirl, who split with her boyfriend two <head>days</head> before disappearing, left home last Wednesday evening to meet friends.    
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<instance id="day.40409" docsrc="bnc_A64_1057">
<answer instance="day.40409" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
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I saw the corpses of eight, photographed some of them.
More than 50 per cent of these  enfants trov&eacute;s   perish in spite of the care that is given them.
But if the children some under the care of the relief agencies, little ones, who were emaciated, hollow-eyed, and listless, become after about a fortnight's feeding quite plump again and begin to laugh and sing.        
Since beginning this letter I have been with Nansen in the Samara district, where the conditions are even worse than in Saratov, in spite of the very good work done by the ARA in Samara and by the Friends in Bouzoulouk.        
We saw awful conditions in Bouzoulouk, where, out of a population of 35,000 they are dying at the rate of 100 a day.
Corpses are found lying almost every <head>day</head> , and murders are frequent.
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<instance id="day.40411" docsrc="bnc_A3C_107">
<answer instance="day.40411" senseid="working_day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Campbells' Richard Nelson has it right.
Today's kids &bquo;are being imprinted with the microwave, not the stove&equo;.
The hearth as metaphor is dead.
But the Journal also comes up with some curious contradictions: 36 per cent blame the microwave for poorer flavour, 20 per cent think it makes food soggy.    
The Journal's final lament is to the grilled cheese sandwich or the croque monsieur.
Once a golden brown staple, crisp on the outside and creamy within, it has gone the way of all flesh.
But in this rather frightening vision of the present and future, so have all the things I learnt to care about in eating: flavour, texture, invention, subtlety, companionship &mdash; and leisure, which marks the end of the working <head>day</head> and the use of time, not its gobbling.        
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<instance id="day.40412" docsrc="bnc_CH0_2412">
<answer instance="day.40412" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
<context>
Mostyn's M-29 spat, and somebody rolled down the dunes.
The soldier gave Rodriguez the thumbs-up.
First kill.
That gave him dibs on the scav, not that there would be much worth looting in this sandhole.    
Susie Terhune's crew laid down some heavy fire.
Buildings started burning.
The incendiary charges Manolo's experts had set up earlier in the day went up on schedule.
By the time they got to town, most of the heavy stuff should be over.    
Despite his bulky Kevlar Hell-and-Back suit, Rodriguez moved fast.
He jogged every morning with lead weights slung on his chest, back and thighs to get him used to the extra poundage of the armour.
The IR visor of his helmet   showed him the desert as if by the light of an overcast <head>day</head> .    
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<instance id="day.40414" docsrc="bnc_A6A_1229">
<answer instance="day.40414" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<context>
This is income which increases as the artist gains greater success and begins to release such items as compilation videos comprising selected promotional videos, or full length videos of live concert performances.          
After the Deal: What Next?    
After capturing the all-important record contract, the artist is left to work with the A&amp;R person who made their introduction to the company.
&bquo;In those early days,&equo; says Gatfield, &bquo;the A&amp;R person is everything to a new act &mdash; they hold the purse strings and there is a very special relationship because it was the A&amp;R person who offered them the way into a record company, which is very, very special.&equo;    
However, the <head>days</head> of moulding artists (&equo; wear that, play this, look like this, get your hair cut like that') have gone.
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<instance id="day.40415" docsrc="bnc_A06_1841">
<answer instance="day.40415" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
Her recent television credits include leads in the series  Buccaneer, The Professionals, The Consultant, Into the Labyrinth, Lytton's Diary, Magnum, Seagull Island  , and her film credits include  The First Great Train Robbery, The Bitch  , Morecambe and Wise's  Night Train to Murder  , Miss Moneypenny in  Never Say Never Again, Universal City, After Darkness  , and she has just completed  Salome  , playing Herodias.      
A.R.    
Would you say that things have changed a great deal from the days when you finished your drama school training at Central in 1966?        
P.S.    
I think the profession has changed because the opportunities are different.
first of all I'm absolutely against having the controlled entry into Equity.
It is much worse these <head>days</head> than it was in 1966.
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<instance id="day.40417" docsrc="bnc_B0G_927">
<answer instance="day.40417" senseid="day%1:28:05::"/>
<context>
Again in 1699, criticism was levied of, &bquo;&hellip; the Mayor and Constables for not punishing of wicked and lazy persons, both old and young, who absent themselves from the service of God and profane the Sabbath Day&equo;.    
Some did fall foul of the constables on a Saturday night.
In 1653 William Hill was in trouble for, &bquo;&hellip; suffering disorder in his house to the great disturbance of his neighbours&equo;.
Also that year trouble came to Mr Nicholas Foote for being &bquo;&hellip; a common ale-house haunter&equo;.
&bquo;Thomas White, a tippler, for keeping shuffle board play&equo; came before the Court during the stern <head>days</head> of the Commonwealth, while in 1666 were charged, &bquo;John Parson, James his son, Stephen Parker and Sidney Randall for not going to church on the Lord's day&equo;.    
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<instance id="day.40418" docsrc="bnc_A6R_510">
<answer instance="day.40418" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.40418" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Local Gary Austin landed a 3 lb 2 oz 8 drm flattie during a Flounder League match and then topped it with a 3 lb 10 oz specimen while pleasure fishing.    
Both flounder came from the Evening Hill shore mark to ragworm fished in just six feet of water on a size 2 hook to 15 lb line.    
The Flounder League also produced a 3 lb 6 oz 12 drm fish for Southborne's Nich Edwards and a 2 ob 14 oz flattie for Reg Clough from Bowerchalk.    
Ragworm was again the successful bait fished over the extensive lugworm beds at Evening Hill.    
The same approach also brought a 3 lb 7 oz 8 drm flounder for Andy Stevens from Bournemouth.        
&bull; Bradford specimen hunter Eddie Harrison banked this 2 lb 2 oz roach during a session on the Rive Aire in the Keighley area on a <head>day</head> when everyone else was blanking.    
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<context>
The issue was oversubscribed and ``doing very well,'' according to an
official with lead underwriter Morgan Stanley.  Activity quieted in the New
York City bond market, where heavy investor selling last week drove yields
on the issuer's full faith and credit backed bonds up as much as 0.50
percentage point.  Foreign Bonds Japanese government bonds ended lower
after the dollar rose modestly against the yen.  The turnaround in the
dollar fueled bearish sentiment about Japan's bond market.  The benchmark
No. 111 4.6 % bond due 1998 ended on brokers 'screens at a price of 95.39,
off 0.28.  The yield rose to 5.38 %.  West German bond prices ended lower
after a <head>day</head> of aimless trading.
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<answer instance="day.30008" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
California state transportation officials interviewed by telephone say they
nevertheless do n't expect serious problems for commerce in and out of the
Bay area.  All major roadways except Interstate 880, known as the Nimitz
Freeway, and the Bay Bridge were open by 1 p.m. yesterday.  Officials
expect difficulty routing traffic through downtown San Francisco.  The
earthquake caused many streets to buckle and crack, making them impassible.
Other roads were obstructed by collapsed buildings and damaged water and
power lines, an emergency relief spokesman says.  San Francisco Mayor Art
Agnos estimated the damage to his city alone at $2 billion.  But many
predicted that the commercial disruption would be short-lived.  Of the
scores of companies contacted by this newspaper, few reported any damage
that they did n't expect to have remedied within a <head>day</head>
or two.
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<answer instance="day.30016" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30016" senseid="day%1:28:02::"/>
<context>
Some 500 insects and 150 diseases wiggle, chew and romp through growers '
nightmares, including maggots, mites, mildew, thrips, black rot and the
flat-headed borer.  Even if a grower beats them back, his $2,000 rented
bees might buzz off to the neighbors 'orchards instead of pollinating his,
Mr. Broderick says.  Though growers ca n't always keep the worm from the
apple, they can protect themselves against the price vagaries of any one
variety by diversifying -- into the recently imported Gala, a sweet New
Zealand native; the Esopus Spitzenburg, reportedly Thomas Jefferson's
favorite apple; disease-resistant kinds like the Liberty.  ``I 've ripped
out a lot of Delicious'' and grafted the trees with many different shoots,
says Steve Wood, a West Lebanon, N.H., grower, tramping through his
100-acre Poverty Lane Orchard on a crisp autumn <head>day</head>
recently.
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<answer instance="day.30020" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30020" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
Mercury also said it extended its two-year advisory relationship with
Montgomery Securities of San Francisco.  Mercury's stock closed yesterday
at $4.875, unchanged in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Watching Congress sweat and grimace through its annual budget labors,
fighting the urge to spend more, we 're reminded of those late-night movies
in which the anguished serial killer turns himself in to police and says, ``
Stop me before I kill again.'' The Members know they 're doing wrong, but
they need help to restrain their darker compulsions.  Arkansas Democrat
David Pryor spilled his guts on the Senate floor the other
<head>day</head> after he 'd joined the Finance Committee's
early-morning pork-barrel revels: ``I must tell you ...
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<instance id="day.30024" docsrc="wsj_1457.mrg_47">
<answer instance="day.30024" senseid="election_day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
It has n't helped that he's waffled on abortion and gay rights, sought the
support of both the Liberal and Conservative parties (he won the Liberal
endorsement) and that he turned to comedian Jackie Mason for help with
Jewish voters.  Mr. Mason left the campaign after telling reporters Mr.
Dinkins is ``a fancy'shvartzer 'with a moustache.'' Shvartzer is a
derogatory Yiddish word for a black person.  Mr. Dinkins concedes nothing
in his ability to stumble and bumble.  He can match Jackie Mason with his
own Robert ``Sonny'' Carson, an angry street organizer who was convicted of
kidnapping in 1974.  The Dinkins campaign paid Mr. Carson close to $10,000
to get out the vote on primary-election <head>day</head>.
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<instance id="day.30026" docsrc="wsj_0361.mrg_10">
<answer instance="day.30026" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal
years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent
accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income.
MiniScribe also has n't filed any financial statements for 1989.  Mr.
Rifenburgh said such statements should be ready by the end of November.  He
said he expects the company to have $500 million in sales for this year.
He did n't say what the company expected to report for year-earlier sales,
which will be restated from the previously reported $603 million.  The
release of MiniScribe's new balance sheet came one <head>day</head>
after it introduced its new line of one-inch disk drives, on which it is
pinning much of its hope for survival.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="day.30028" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30028" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="day.30028" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
After being trampled in Tuesday's selling stampede, the Nasdaq
over-the-counter market dusted itself off and moved on in moderate trading.
But while the Composite gained 1.19, to 462.89, many issues did n't
participate in the advance.  ``It was a mixed bag,'' said Richard Bruno,
who heads over-the-counter trading at PaineWebber.  ``We played catch-up in
some areas, and sold off in some others.'' Volume totaled 132.1 million
shares, which is about average for the year.  Of the 4,348 issues that
changed hands, 1,074 advanced and 866 declined.  Big financial stocks
carried the <head>day</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30030" docsrc="wsj_0766.mrg_69">
<answer instance="day.30030" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Recently, a contractor saved her from falling three stories as she
investigated what remained of an old Victorian house torched by an arsonist.
``I owe that contractor.  I really do,'' she says.  As Ms. Johnson stands
outside the Hammack house after winding up her chores there, the house
begins to creak and sway.  The ground shakes underneath her.  It is an
aftershock, one of about 2,000 since the earthquake, and it makes her uneasy.
The next day, as she prepares a $10,000 check for the Hammacks, which will
cover the cost of demolishing the house and clearing away the debris, she
jumps at the slightest noise.  On further reflection, she admits that
venturing inside the Hammacks 'house the previous <head>day</head>
was n't ``such a great idea.''
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30033" docsrc="wsj_1863.mrg_27">
<answer instance="day.30033" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Futures trading resumed a half-hour later, but the session ended shortly
thereafter, leaving the stock market set up for more sell programs, traders
said.  By Monday morning, they said, stock-index arbitrage sell programs
helped re-establish the link between stocks and futures.  But stunning
volatility was produced in the process.  The Dow Jones Industrial Average
plunged a breathtaking 63.52 points in the first 40 minutes of trading
Monday as stock-index arbitrage sell programs kicked in.  At about 10:10
a.m. EDT, the market abruptly turned upward on stock-index arbitrage buy
programs.  By <head>day</head>'s end, the Dow industrials had
rebounded 88.12 points, or nearly half of Friday's drop.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30034" docsrc="wsj_2231.mrg_20">
<answer instance="day.30034" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
But if rational science and economics have nothing to do with the new
environment initiative, what is going on?  The first place to look under
these circumstances is at the ways in which the sponsors themselves will
benefit.  The key here is the ambition of state Attorney General John Van
de Kamp.  He's running for governor.  Mr. Van de Kamp is the one who
collected the plans from the various radical environmental groups and
cobbled them into a single unwieldy initiative to be placed on the ballot
for election on Nov. 6, 1990.  That's also the <head>day</head> of
the gubernatorial election.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30036" docsrc="wsj_0585.mrg_24">
<answer instance="day.30036" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30036" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Of course, there were sell programs in past years, too, but they seem to
hurt market makers more painfully these days.  That's largely because of
defensive measures they adopted after the 1987 crash, when individual
investors fled the market and trading activity dwindled.  Market makers, to
cut costs, slashed inventories of stocks they keep on hand to sell
investors when other holders are n't selling.  And to protect their reduced
capital investment from eroding further, market makers became quicker to
lower price quotes when sell programs are in progress.  On days when prices
are tumbling, they must be willing to buy shares from sellers when no one
else will.  In such an environment, market makers can suffer huge losses
both on trades made that <head>day</head> at steadily dropping prices
and in the value of their inventories of shares.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30037" docsrc="wsj_0725.mrg_74">
<answer instance="day.30037" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
One of its wells, in southwestern Oklahoma, is a ``rank wildcat,'' a risky
well where oil previously has n't been found.  ``At this price, $18 plus or
minus, and with costs being significantly less than they were several years
ago, the economics are pretty good,'' says George Kadane, head of the
company.  ``If you know you 've got stability in price, you can do things
you would n't do with the volatility of the past few years.'' The activity
is enough to move some oil-service prices back up a little.  Some drill-bit
prices have risen 5 % in the past month.  In the Gulf of Mexico, a boat to
deliver supplies to offshore rigs now costs around $3,000 a
<head>day</head>, up nearly 60 % since June.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30039" docsrc="wsj_1699.mrg_57">
<answer instance="day.30039" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
For interstate highways, the federal share normally would drop to 90 % of
the cost of repairs, and the state would have to pick up the remainder of
the cost.  But lawmakers want to extend the period for 100 % federal
funding for several months.  Those changes also would apply to two areas
hit hard by Hurricane Hugo -- South Carolina and the U.S. Virgin Islands,
according to an aide to Rep. Fazio.  Meanwhile, the FEMA announced a
toll-free telephone number (800-462-9029) to expedite service to victims of
the earthquake.  Lines will be available 24 hours a <head>day</head>
to take applications for such disaster relief as temporary housing and
emergency home repairs by phone.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30040" docsrc="wsj_1000.mrg_10">
<answer instance="day.30040" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Several big securities firms backed off from program trading a few months
after the 1987 crash.  But most of them, led by Morgan Stanley &amp; Co., moved
back in earlier this year.  The most volatile form of program trading is
index arbitrage -- the rapid-fire, computer-guided buying and selling of
stocks offset with opposite trades in stock-index futures and options.  The
object is to capture profits from fleeting price discrepancies between the
futures and options and the stocks themselves.  Index arbitrage recently
has accounted for about half of all program trading on the New York Stock
Exchange.  Last month, program trading accounted for 20.9 million shares a
<head>day</head>, or a record 13.8 % of the Big Board's average daily
volume.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30043" docsrc="wsj_2300.mrg_86">
<answer instance="day.30043" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
But the exchange will ``look at the performance of all specialists in all
stocks.  Obviously we 'll take a close look at any situation in which we
think the dealer-community obligations were n't met,'' he said.  (See
related story: ``Fed Ready to Inject Big Funds'' -- WSJ Oct. 16, 1989) But
specialists complain privately that just as in the 1987 crash, the ``
upstairs'' firms -- big investment banks that support the market by trading
big blocks of stock -- stayed on the sidelines during Friday's blood-letting.
Mr. Phelan said, ``It will take another <head>day</head> or two'' to
analyze who was buying and selling Friday.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30044" docsrc="ibm_44.cmb_22">
<answer instance="day.30044" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
If a CL variable is used to specify the value for a character type system
value, the CL variable must be character type and may be of any length.
4306.  Date and time system values must always be enclosed in apostrophes.
4307.  A change made to this value takes effect immediately.  4308.  When
you specify the date in CL commands, you can specify only 2 digits for the
year in the date format.  4309.  The system assigns the first 2 digits for
the year (xx) based on the following rules: 4310.  The following table
shows the various values provided by the CL character variable.  4311.  (Y
= year; M = month; D = <head>day</head>.)
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30046" docsrc="wsj_0671.mrg_65">
<answer instance="day.30046" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
``It shows that there are buyers of high-quality assets at high prices in
today's market,'' said Robert Long, managing director and head of the
high-yield research department at First Boston Corp.  Many of the RJR
securities, which had been trading near their 52-week lows earlier in the
session, bounced back after the company's announcement that it agreed to
sell its Baby Ruth, Butterfinger and Pearson candy businesses to Nestle
Foods, a unit of the Swiss-based food concern.  The sale, expected to close
before the end of the year, also includes a manufacturing plant in Franklin
Park, Ill.  RJR's subordinated discount debentures of 2001, which traded as
low as 45 Friday, finished the <head>day</head> at 46 7 8.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30047" docsrc="wsj_2300.mrg_15">
<answer instance="day.30047" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30047" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Once again -LCB- the specialists -RCB- were not able to handle the
imbalances on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange,'' said Christopher
Pedersen, senior vice president at Twenty-First Securities Corp.  Countered
James Maguire, chairman of specialists Henderson Brothers Inc.: ``It is
easy to say the specialist is n't doing his job.  When the dollar is in a
free-fall, even central banks ca n't stop it.  Speculators are calling for
a degree of liquidity that is not there in the market.'' Many money
managers and some traders had already left their offices early Friday
afternoon on a warm autumn day -- because the stock market was so quiet.
Then in a lightning plunge, the Dow Jones industrials in barely an hour
surrendered about a third of their gains this year, chalking up a
190.58-point, or 6.9 %, loss on the <head>day</head> in gargantuan
trading volume.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30050" docsrc="wsj_2446.mrg_11">
<answer instance="day.30050" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
According to notes taken by one of the participants at the meeting, the
regulators said Lincoln was gambling dangerously with depositors 'federally
insured money and was ``a ticking time bomb.'' Mr. Keating had complained
that the regulators were being too zealous.  The notes show that Sen.
DeConcini called the Federal Home Loan Bank Board's regulations ``grossly
unfair,'' and that Sen. Glenn insisted that Mr. Keating's thrift was ``
viable and profitable.'' For the next two years, the Bank Board, which at
the time was the agency responsible for regulating thrifts, failed to act
-- even after federal auditors warned in May 1987 that Mr. Keating had
caused Lincoln to become insolvent.  Lincoln's parent company, American
Continental Corp., entered bankruptcy-law proceedings this April 13, and
regulators seized the thrift the next <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30051" docsrc="wsj_1213.mrg_74">
<answer instance="day.30051" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The bonds were won by a Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co. group with a true interest
cost of 7.17 %.  They were priced to yield from 6.00 % in 1990 to 7.20 % in
2009.  The Massachusetts deal had an unsold balance of $84.3 million in
late trading, the underwriter said.  Mortgage -, Asset-Backed Securities
Mortgage securities gained 3 32 to 9 32 point after a hectic session,
with Government National Mortgage Association 8 % securities as the
standout issue.  The Ginnie Mae issue rose amid talk of large purchases of
the securities by institutional investors.  The derivative markets remained
active as one new issue was priced and talk circulated about more offerings
in the next <head>day</head> or two.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30053" docsrc="wsj_0108.mrg_13">
<answer instance="day.30053" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
You can do all this even if you 're not a reporter or a researcher or a
scholar or a member of Congress.  And my newspaper can print the text of
those broadcasts.  Until the other day, you as an ordinary citizen of this
democracy had no right to see what your government was telling your cousins
around the world.  That was the law.  And I apparently had no right to
print hither what the Voice was booming to yon.  It was censorship.  It was
outrageous.  And it was stupid.  The theory was that the Voice is a
propaganda agency and this government should n't propagandize its own people.
That sounds neat, but this government -- any government -- propagandizes
its own people every <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30055" docsrc="wsj_0142.mrg_9">
<answer instance="day.30055" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30055" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
The size of IBM's issue was increased from an originally planned $500
million as money managers and investors scrambled to buy the bonds.  In the
investment-grade corporate market, ``it's rare that you get an opportunity
to buy a name that has such broad appeal and has such attractive call
features,'' said James Ednie, a Drexel industrial bond trader.  Money
managers ranked IBM's offering as the most significant investment-grade
sale of the year because large issues of long-term debt by companies with
triple-A credit are infrequent.  Syndicate officials at lead underwriter
Salomon Brothers Inc. said the debentures were snapped by up pension funds,
banks, insurance companies and other institutional investors.  In the
Treasury market, investors paid scant attention to the
<head>day</head>'s economic reports, which for the most part provided
a mixed view of the economy.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30057" docsrc="wsj_2276.mrg_72">
<answer instance="day.30057" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30057" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
German and Dutch investors reportedly loaded up on Kellogg Co.  Then,
traders say, corporations with share buy-back programs kicked into high gear,
triggering gains in, among other issues, Alcan Aluminium and McDonald's.
Walt Disney Co., which had one of the biggest sell-order imbalances on
Friday and was one of seven stocks that halted trading and never reopened
that day, opened yesterday late at 114.5, down 8.5.  But then it suddenly
burst upward 7.5 as Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co. stepped in and bought almost every
share offer, traders said.  By 10:25, the Dow had turned up for the
<head>day</head>, prompting cheers on trading desks and exchange
floors.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30058" docsrc="wsj_1271.mrg_3">
<answer instance="day.30058" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
A new Maryland law frees store owners of liability if a customer trips or
otherwise gets hurt on the way to the restroom ....  Only 4 % of Missouri
small businesses surveyed say they 've tested an employee or applicant for
drug or alcohol use ....  By 52%-36 %, Tennessee NFIB members favor laws to
limit foreign ownership of land and facilities in the state.  About 400,000
commuters trying to find their way through the Bay area's quake-torn
transportation system wedged cheek-to-jowl into subways, sat in traffic
jams on major freeways or waited forlornly for buses yesterday.  In other
words, it was a better-than-average Manhattan commute.  City officials
feared widespread gridlock on the first <head>day</head> that normal
business operations were resumed following last Tuesday's earthquake.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30061" docsrc="wsj_1852.mrg_12">
<answer instance="day.30061" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30061" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
In addition, specialists on the exchanges agreed to provide backup capital
for market-making in Pacific exchange options traded on the exchanges.
Trading was light on the Pacific Stock Exchange yesterday, with workers at
the exchange's main floor in San Francisco struggling to execute orders by
flashlight as a result of a continuing power outage.  The most pressing
problem was the suspension of options trading.  The Pacific exchange has
options for 129 underlying stock issues, including highly active Hilton
Hotels Corp., which is listed on the Big Board.  Investors were concerned
that they might be unable to exercise options that expire tomorrow.  But
professionals said throughout the <head>day</head> that the shutdown
would n't be a cause for alarm even if it were to persist for several days.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30062" docsrc="wsj_0970.mrg_1">
<answer instance="day.30062" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole named a mediator to help resolve the lengthy
labor dispute between the United Mine Workers and Pittston Co.  W.J. Usery
Jr., labor secretary during the Ford administration, was named to mediate
talks to settle the six-month strike by the UMW.  Previous talks between
Pittston, of Greenwich, Conn., and the union have been sporadic and
unsuccessful.  The union called the strike in April after Pittston refused
to sign the UMW's national labor pact.  Pittston seeks changes in health
and pension benefits, among other things.  No schedule for formal talks was
set, but meetings are expected to begin soon.  One <head>day</head>
after Delmed Inc. made top management changes and disclosed the end of an
important business tie, its stock did n't trade and the company forecast a
``significant'' drop next year in sales of its core product.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30064" docsrc="wsj_1394.mrg_70">
<answer instance="day.30064" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Until then, they expect the cost of integrating the two carriers to
continue crimping profits.  For now, the union issue is the most nettlesome
of Federal's Tiger problems, management believes.  Although encouraging
dialogue between managers and workers, Mr. Smith does n't countenance what
he considers insubordination.  When a large group of pilots once signed
petitions opposing work-rule and compensation changes, he called a meeting
in a company hangar and dressed them down for challenging his authority.
He then made most of the changes, pilots say.  That sort of approach,
however, has n't worked since the addition of Tiger.  Its 6,500 workers,
who had battled Tiger's management for years over givebacks, were union
members until the <head>day</head> of the merger, when most of their
unions were automatically decertified.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30065" docsrc="wsj_1142.mrg_5">
<answer instance="day.30065" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
The Nasdaq over-the-counter market did n't fully recover from a selling
stampede, and closed down 1.2 %.  The effects on the market of the mostly
computer-driven sell-off among exchange-listed stocks irked many market
makers, who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the
Dow Jones Industrial Average, and then saw it get left behind in the
subsequent rally.  After plummeting 1.8 % at one point during the day, the
composite rebounded a little, but finished down 5.52, at 461.70.  In
contrast, the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid
and closed down 0.1 %.  The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0.4 %
lower for the <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30067" docsrc="wsj_1767.mrg_4">
<answer instance="day.30067" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Salespeople also could get a precise reading on when products could be
delivered -- in much the same way that Federal Express has marketed its
ability to tell exactly where a package is in the delivery system.  Ford
Motor Co.'s Merkur, the company's first new car franchise in the U.S. since
the Edsel was unveiled in 1957, now will share Edsel's fate.  Ford said
yesterday it will halt imports of the Merkur Scorpio, a $28,000 luxury
sedan built by Ford of Europe in West Germany.  The cars are sold under a
separate franchise with its own sign in front of Lincoln-Mercury dealers --
as opposed to new models such as Taurus or Escort, which are sold under
existing Ford divisions.  The move to halt imports -- announced 29 years
and 11 months to the <head>day</head> after Henry Ford II declared
that the Edsel division and its gawky car would be scrapped -- kills the
four-year-old Merkur brand in the U.S. market.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30068" docsrc="wsj_1002.mrg_1">
<answer instance="day.30068" senseid="work_day%1:28:01::"/>
<context>
Kingdom of Morocco -- $208 million (redemption amount) of zero-coupon
government trust certificates, with maturities stretching from May 15, 1990,
to Nov. 15, 1999, priced at yields ranging from 8.23 % to 8.43 %.  All the
issues were priced at a spread of 37 basis points above the Treasury strips
with similar maturities.  Proceeds from the offering are about $160.4
million.  Rated triple-A by Moody's and S&amp;P, the issue will be sold through
underwriters led by BT Securities, a subsidiary of Bankers Trust New York
Corp.  At a time when Jon Levy should be planning the biggest spring season
in his dress company's 17 years, his work <head>day</head> is studded
with intense moments of concern about one of his biggest customers, Campeau
Corp.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30070" docsrc="wsj_2428.mrg_70">
<answer instance="day.30070" senseid="day%1:28:03::"/>
<context>
What we 're seeing now is the wrenching readjustment of asset values to a
future when speculative-grade debt will be hard to obtain rather than easy.''
Friday's Market Activity Prices of Treasury bonds surged in the biggest
rally of the year as investors fled a plummeting stock market.  The
benchmark 30-year Treasury bond was quoted 6 p.m. EDT at 103 12 32,
compared with 100 27 32 Thursday, up 2 1 2 points.  The yield on the
benchmark fell to 7.82 %, the lowest since March 31, 1987, according to
Technical Data Global Markets Group.  The ``flight to quality'' began late
in the <head>day</head> and followed a precipitous fall in the stock
market.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30071" docsrc="wsj_2210.mrg_35">
<answer instance="day.30071" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
A 16.3 % drop for Mannesmann AG and Dresdner Bank AG's 9.6 % decline were
especially problematic for their respective boards, whose plans for major
rights issues in November could now be in jeopardy.  Dresdner Bank last
month said it hoped to raise 1.2 billion marks ($642.2 million) by issuing
four million shares at 300 marks each.  Yet yesterday's market cropped
Dresdner's share price by 33 marks to 309 marks a share, leaving little
incentive for investors to subscribe to the standing price unless the
market recovers quickly.  LONDON: Headed toward a record drop at midday,
the London stock market recouped two-thirds of its losses in the wake of
New York's early rally.  The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100 Share Index
closed off 70.5 points, at 2163.4, its high for the <head>day</head>,
after having plunged 204.2 points at 12:49 p.m.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30073" docsrc="wsj_1271.mrg_32">
<answer instance="day.30073" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Bechtel Group Inc., the giant closely held engineering concern, says it has
instituted a 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. flextime arrangement, whereby employees may
select any eight-hour period during those hours to go to work.  Of Bechtel
's 17,500 employees, about 4,000 work in San Francisco -- one-third of them
commuting from stricken East Bay.  Pacific Gas &amp; Electric Co. is offering
its 6,000 San Francisco employees a two-tier flextime schedule -- either 6
a.m. to 2 p.m. or 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.  The flextime may cut by almost a third
the number of PG&amp;E employees working conventional 9-5 hours, a spokesman
says.  Some of the utility's employees may opt for a four-day workweek, 10
hours a <head>day</head>, to cut the commute by 20 %.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30074" docsrc="wsj_1302.mrg_64">
<answer instance="day.30074" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
By that, he means low-margin but low-risk products such as certain types of
primary property insurance.  The exchange, he says, must find new products
and new markets.  That wo n't be an easy task.  Tradition is dictator at
Lloyd's.  Three years ago, the exchange took up residence in a space-age
tower of steel and glass -- evocative of the kind of modern architecture
that Britain's Prince Charles has denounced.  (Some exchange wags call the
building ``the oil rig.'') But along with such treasured artifacts as Lord
Nelson's spyglass, Lloyd's also brought its outmoded ways of doing business.
The Lloyd's market actively underwrites insurance just 4 1 2 hours a
<head>day</head>, brokers say.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30076" docsrc="wsj_1758.mrg_2">
<answer instance="day.30076" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
MCA said net also included certain reserves related to the restructuring of
its LJN Toys 'international operations.  These items were partly offset,
MCA said, by an unspecified gain on the sale of its Miller International
unit, a maker and distributor of budget-priced audio cassettes.  In New
York Stock Exchange composite trading, MCA rose $1.50 to $64.  In the nine
months, net rose 35 % to $120.1 million, or $1.64 a share, from $89.2
million, or $1.22 a share, a year earlier.  Revenue increased 22 % to $2.5
billion from $2.1 billion.  Past Due Impasse I never pay my bills Till the
very last <head>day</head>; I lose far less interest By proceeding
that way.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30077" docsrc="wsj_2300.mrg_17">
<answer instance="day.30077" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Speculators are calling for a degree of liquidity that is not there in the
market.'' Many money managers and some traders had already left their
offices early Friday afternoon on a warm autumn day -- because the stock
market was so quiet.  Then in a lightning plunge, the Dow Jones industrials
in barely an hour surrendered about a third of their gains this year,
chalking up a 190.58-point, or 6.9 %, loss on the day in gargantuan trading
volume.  Final-hour trading accelerated to 108.1 million shares, a record
for the Big Board.  At the end of the <head>day</head>, 251.2 million
shares were traded.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30079" docsrc="wsj_0742.mrg_41">
<answer instance="day.30079" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Despite the current outcry over stock market volatility, few people expect
stock futures to disappear.  For one thing, the Chicago futures exchanges
have political and financial clout -- including many friends in Congress.
And traders say that futures have become an accepted part of the financial
landscape.  ``All life is about change -- either you adapt or die,'' says
one Chicago futures trader.  ``If futures are n't permitted here, we 'll
take it to Australia or Tokyo.'' Average daily volume in S&amp;P 500 futures
last year was 44,877 contracts.  Based on yesterday's closing price of the
S&amp;P, the average value of one <head>day</head>'s trading amounts to $
7.6 billion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30080" docsrc="wsj_2428.mrg_76">
<answer instance="day.30080" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30080" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Treasurys opened lower, reacting negatively to news that the producer price
index -- a measure of inflation on the wholesale level -- accelerated in
September.  Bond prices barely budged until midday.  Many bond market
participants will be closely eying the action of the Federal Reserve, which
might repeat its October 1987 injection of huge amounts of liquidity to
buoy the financial markets and keep the economy from slowing into a
recession.  Prices of municipals, investment-grade corporates and
mortgage-backed bonds also rose, but lagged behind their Treasury
counterparts.  Mortgage securities rose in hectic trading, with most of the
activity concentrated in Government National Mortgage Association 9 %
coupon securities, the most liquid mortgage issue.  The Ginnie Mae November
9 % issue ended at 98 25 32, up 7 8 point on the <head>day</head>,
to yield about 9.28 % to a 12-year average life assumption.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30082" docsrc="wsj_0400.mrg_88">
<answer instance="day.30082" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
The benchmark 11 3 4 % bond due 2003 2007 rose 10 32 to 111 14 32 to
yield 10.14 %, while the Treasury's 12 % notes due 1995 rose 7 32 to 103
5 8 to yield 11.04 %.  West German government bonds fell as much as 0.60
point in light, nervous trading.  The 7 % Treasury bond due October 1999
ended off 0.60 point to 99.35 to yield 7.09 %, while the 6 3 4 % notes due
1994 fell 0.35 point to 97.25 to yield 7.45 %.  Japanese government bonds
continued to erode as the dollar remained resilient against the yen.  Japan
's No. 111 4.6 % bond due 1998 ended the <head>day</head> on brokers
screens at 95.11 to yield 5.43 %.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30083" docsrc="wsj_1562.mrg_51">
<answer instance="day.30083" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Specific-Time Order: This type of order couples many of the orders
described above with instructions that the order must be carried out at or
by a certain time.  ``On the close'' can be added to many types of orders.
For example, ``market-on-close orders'' must be filled during the last few
minutes of trading for the day at a price that is within the official
closing range of prices as determined by the exchange.  ``Stop-close-only
orders'' are stop orders that only become active during the closing minutes
of trading.  ``Day orders'' expire at the end of the day on which they are
entered, ``good-till-canceled orders'' have no expiration date.  Most
brokers assume that all orders are <head>day</head> orders unless
specified otherwise.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30085" docsrc="wsj_1457.mrg_2">
<answer instance="day.30085" senseid="election_day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Burlington's operating profit grew to $9.2 million from $3.8 million a year
earlier, Pittston said.  While ``the tone'' of domestic and international
air-freight markets remains sound, seasonal factors are likely to hinder
Burlington Air from matching third-quarter results in the fourth quarter,
Pittston said.  Brink's operating profit was about flat with the
year-earlier period, reflecting continued pricing and cost pressures.  In
New York Stock Exchange composite trading Friday, Pittston closed at $18.50
a share, down 12.5 cents.  Does n't anybody here want to win this mayor's
race?  As they stumble and bumble toward election <head>day</head>
two weeks from tomorrow, both Democrat David Dinkins and Republican Rudolph
Giuliani are in trouble.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30086" docsrc="wsj_2308.mrg_3">
<answer instance="day.30086" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Ripples from the strike by 55,000 Machinists union members against Boeing
Co. reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will
postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving
aircraft from the Seattle jet maker.  Peter Otradovec, vice president for
planning at the Phoenix, Ariz., carrier, said in an interview that the work
stoppage at Boeing, now entering its 13th day, ``has caused some turmoil in
our scheduling'' and that more than 500 passengers who were booked to fly
out of Houston on America West would now be put on other airlines.  Mr.
Otradovec said Boeing told America West that the 757 it was supposed to get
this Thursday would n't be delivered until Nov. 7 -- the
<head>day</head> after the airline had been planning to initiate
service at Houston with four daily flights, including three nonstops to
Phoenix and one nonstop to Las Vegas.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30088" docsrc="wsj_1442.mrg_35">
<answer instance="day.30088" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Now, annual population growth is running at about 2 % a year, some desert
tracts bought three years ago for $90,000 an acre are being sold at $25,000
an acre and Phoenix has a seven-year supply of unoccupied office space.  ``
It's horrible to say, but it's unfortunate that earthquake was n't in
Phoenix -- it might have knocked out some of our empty buildings,'' said
C.W. Jackson, a prominent Arizona businessman with interests in real estate,
banking and many other businesses.  Many Arizona real-estate experts think
the worst may be yet to come.  Ralph Shattuck, publisher of Foreclosure
Update newsletter, said foreclosures have climbed to about 1,482 a month
just in Maricopa County, where Phoenix is located.  That's up from about
687 a month in 1985, and it's accelerating: So far this month, foreclosures
are averaging about 85 a <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30089" docsrc="wsj_2265.mrg_20">
<answer instance="day.30089" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Platinum behaved more like an industrial metal, easing early on concern
over a possible weaker economy, but recovering later, as the stock market
strengthened.  Gold was nowhere the spectacular performer it was two years
ago on Black Monday.  For one thing, last Friday, precious metals markets
closed before the stock market went into its late-in-the-day nose dive, so
it could n't react to it.  Back on Friday, Oct. 16, l987, the stock market
declined during the day, and gold prices surged as the stock market fell.
The October 1987 contract that <head>day</head> rose as much as $8.70
to as high as $471.60, and the more deferred positions, due to mature as
late as March 1989, rose as much as $9.60.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30092" docsrc="wsj_0983.mrg_47">
<answer instance="day.30092" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Other funds have recently sold weak junk bonds to raise cash.  At the
50%-leveraged Zenith Income Fund, portfolio manager John Bianchi recently
dumped Mesa Petroleum, Wickes and Horsehead Industries, among others, to
raise his cash position to a record 15 %.  ``That's a problem because cash
is n't earning us very much money,'' Mr. Bianchi says.  He concedes: ``This
is the most difficult market that I 've been involved in.'' Because of the
recent junk-market turmoil, the fund is considering investing in other
issues instead, including mortgage-backed bonds.  ``We 're looking at the
leverage factor every <head>day</head>,'' says Robert Moore,
president of Bernstein-Macaulay Inc., a Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. unit
and the fund's adviser.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30093" docsrc="wsj_2252.mrg_6">
<answer instance="day.30093" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Agip S.p.  A. and Societe National Elf Aquitaine, the state oil companies
of Italy and France, respectively, submitted an offer to buy Gatoil Suisse
S.A.  The price was n't disclosed.  A spokesman for Gatoil said that the
Swiss oil concern was examining the offer, submitted last Friday, along
with two other offers, also submitted last week.  Those two offers were
private and the spokesman refused to identify the bidding companies.  The
spokesman further said that at least two more offers are expected from
other companies within two weeks.  Gatoil Suisse owns an oil refinery in
Switzerland with a capacity of 70,000 barrels a <head>day</head>,
along with a network of gasoline retailing outlets.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30098" docsrc="wsj_1685.mrg_8">
<answer instance="day.30098" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
An incinerator is also probably better than having nobody next door -- on
our farm there are four unoccupied houses.  On my four-mile drive to farm
headquarters each morning, I drive by another four empty houses.  A
community of abandoned farmsteads, failing businesses, and crumbling roads
and bridges is hardly a desirable one ....  The loss of 40 jobs by a
depressed county in rural Missouri is hardly of national importance except
for this: If the most environmentally safe way of dealing with a national
problem can not be built in Atchinson County, what hope have we for dealing
with the wastes our economy produces?  After all, farmers here work with ``
hazardous'' chemicals every <head>day</head>, many of them the same
chemicals that would have been destroyed in the incinerator.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30099" docsrc="wsj_0121.mrg_37">
<answer instance="day.30099" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<answer instance="day.30099" senseid="day%1:28:04::"/>
<context>
Arbitraging on differences between spot and futures prices is an important
part of many financial markets, he says.  He adds that his shares in a
company savings plan are invested in a mutual fund, and volatility, on a
given day, may hurt the fund.  But ``I 'm a long-term investor,'' he says.
``If you were a short-term investor, you might be more leery about program
trading.'' Jim Enzor of Atlanta defends program trading because he believes
that it can bring the market back up after a plunge.  ``If we have a real
bad <head>day</head>, the program would say, ` Buy, ''' he explains.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30101" docsrc="wsj_0730.mrg_32">
<answer instance="day.30101" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Before the law went into effect last month, car rental companies were
charging as much as $12 a day for the waiver in Texas.  Now, they 're
charging as little $3 a day.  ``If they 're telling the truth now, then
they 've been charging 300 % more than what is reasonable,'' says Steve
Gardner, an assistant state attorney general in Texas.  A spokesman for
Hertz Corp. acknowledges, ``The waiver is n't a source of protection for
consumers, but a source of revenue.'' But Hertz points out that at least it
's now charging only $3.95 a <head>day</head> in Texas, while some
competitors are charging $6.99.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30102" docsrc="wsj_0700.mrg_40">
<answer instance="day.30102" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
The Hibor contract ``solves quite a bit of the problem of interest-rate
risk in the interbank market,'' says Eric Cheng, a director of James Capel (
Far East) Ltd., the Hong Kong arm of the British brokerage firm.  Despite
the initial support expected, trading in the contract is likely to start
slowly.  The wounds from the 1987 crash have n't yet healed, and not all
claims against the exchange clearinghouse -- by those who bet the Hang Seng
index would fall -- have been settled.  Companies and financial
institutions familiar with Hong Kong remain wary of trading in its futures
market.  And Mr. Gilmore cautions that there may be limits on how much the
contract can grow because the Hong Kong dollar is n't a widely traded
currency.  He says the contract will be considered a success if it starts
trading 500 to 1,000 lots a <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30105" docsrc="wsj_0655.mrg_15">
<answer instance="day.30105" senseid="day%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
And important U.S. lawmakers must decide at the end of November if the
Contras are to receive the rest of the $49 million in so-called
humanitarian assistance under a bipartisan agreement reached with the Bush
administration in March.  The humanitarian assistance, which pays for
supplies such as food and clothing for the rebels amassed along the
Nicaraguan border with Honduras, replaced the military aid cut off by
Congress in February 1988.  While few lawmakers anticipated that the
humanitarian aid would be cut off next month, Mr. Ortega's threat
practically guarantees that the humanitarian aid will be continued.  Senate
Minority Leader Robert Dole (R., Kan.) said yesterday on ``Meet the Press'':
``I would hope after his -LCB- Mr. Ortega's -RCB- act yesterday or the
<head>day</head> before, we 'd have unanimous support for quick
action on remaining humanitarian aid.''
</context>
</instance>

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    <lexelt item="detention.n">

<instance id="detention.40001" docsrc="bnc_A6V_1585">
<answer instance="detention.40001" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
It is the racism written into, and demanded by, Britain's immigration laws.
New black immigration has long ago been stopped, but any black man or woman who wants to bring dependants over, or be visited by relatives from home, is now afraid of what these people will have to suffer.    
English family relationships are said to be less strong than those of Asians, but most English people would be deeply shocked if their grandmother or grandfather, coming to visit them, or their young brother or sister, was held in <head>detention</head>by people with quasi-police powers, accused of lying and then sent back; or if their husband or wife, coming to join them after a long separation, was further delayed for years and then told that they were not the people they claimed to be and hence had no right to come at all.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40003" docsrc="bnc_CCC_395">
<answer instance="detention.40003" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
They next claimed that he had been responsible for a murder in Belfast which had received considerable publicity.
He protested that it was totally impossible and they replied that they had evidence to make certain that he would be convicted.    
They told him that his only remedy was to work as a government agent.    
The two men produced two further files.
One was exceptionally thick and the other empty.
The bulky one, they explained, recorded the activities of his sister, Mrs. Joan Waters, and the other belonged to her husband.
They refused to allow him to examine his sister's file except to show him that it contained a photograph of her.
They threatened that, if he did not co-operate, the Northern Ireland emergency powers of <head>detention</head>would be used to intern her as a dangerous subversive.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40004" docsrc="bnc_CCC_1157">
<answer instance="detention.40004" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
It knew that the incident had been the only serious act of indiscipline during the strike and that Wilson had used it in his speech to taunt and smear the Ulster people.    
The Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act laid down that a person arrested on suspicion could be held without further formality for up to twenty-one days.
Beyond that period, he had to be issued with a holding order and eventually served with allegations of his suspected terrorist activities which he could contest before a commissioner in a special &bquo;Diplock&equo; Detained Persons' Tribunal.    
Five of the men arrested in the Rathcoole district were released within twenty-one days and two more after a much longer period, but without &bquo;allegations&equo; having been made to justify their <head>detention</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40007" docsrc="bnc_A1F_194">
<answer instance="detention.40007" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The presence of immigration officials and police on board trains is comparable to the scenes of 1930s America where migrant labourers were turned back at state boundaries.    
What criteria would police and immigration officials use in their search for &bquo;potential terrorists&equo; on a train that they could not use at a static checkpoint or airport?
Do terrorists or illegal persons travel exclusively by train?    
This is a clear example of the extension of the Prevention of Terrorism Act where criteria for stopping, questioning and searching are purely subjective to the official involved.
Will a person's accent, dress or skin colour indicate the potential terrorist or, for that matter, football hooligan or drug pusher?    
This is a recipe for fear and anxiety.
It may mean the <head>detention</head>of innocent people and indeed their imprisonment.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40008" docsrc="bnc_A7G_862">
<answer instance="detention.40008" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Over the same period, over 400,000 immigrants have come to Britain and over a million people have emigrated to other countries.
Asylum-seekers are not a major factor in immigration terms.    
Britain's generosity as a receiving country is, however, open to question.
In the same period from 1984 to 1987 we received far fewer applications for asylum from refugees than our European neighbours.
Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland, West Germany, Austria, France and the Netherlands all received more applications for asylum from refugees than the UK both in absolute terms and in proportion to population.          
From Simon Rattle CBE    
Dear Friend    
&bquo;SUICIDE AGGRAVATED BY OFFICIAL INDIFFERENCE AND LACK OF CARE&equo; was the verdict on a Ugandan refugee who hanged himself while in <head>detention</head>in Pentonville Prison.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40011" docsrc="bnc_A3D_29">
<answer instance="detention.40011" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Mr Salazar is the ninth justice minister since August 1986.        
Mining ban    
By CHAIM BERMANT    
SYDNEY (Reuter) &mdash; The government has decided to ban mining in most of the Kakadu wilderness park, where the film Crocodile Dundee was shot.        
Harare arrest    
By KARL MAIER    
HARARE &mdash; Plainclothes policemen detained a Zimbabwean labour leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, as part of a crackdown on opponents of President Robert Mugabe's government, writes Karl Maier.
Mr Tsvangirai's <head>detention</head>came a day after his Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions denounced the government's closure of the University of Zimbabwe and accused it of unleashing &bquo;brutal state force&equo; against opponents.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40012" docsrc="bnc_CFG_309">
<answer instance="detention.40012" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Yidana had reported the results of his investigation to a Special Investigations Board, which concluded that 10 people should be prosecuted for murder, including the head of National Security.    
Four people were convicted of these murders in 1983 and executed.
They had been tried without benefit of defence counsel before the Public Tribunal, a special court which was subject to Government influence.    
Five others who had been implicated, including the head of National Security, were not prosecuted, allegedly due to political considerations.    
Yidana was further convicted, without right of appeal, in 1983 of harbouring one of the leaders of the failed coup and sentenced to eight years' imprisonment.    
Prosecution witnesses were allegedly tortured or subjected to other pressure to fabricate evidence against them.    
Yidana was transferred to administration <head>detention</head>in July 1988.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40014" docsrc="bnc_CJP_755">
<answer instance="detention.40014" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
State the person's name and details such as the date of arrest and place of detention, if known.    
Follow the directions in the appeal, eg, AI asks for the unconditional release of prisoners of conscience only.    
Stay within AI's Mandate and don't discuss ideology or politics.
AI is a non-partisan organisation: it opposes human rights violations, not governments or political systems.          
KUWAIT    
NURI &bquo;ABD AL-KARIM LAYEDH MUHAMMAD, a 62-year-old driver, and his two sons SABAH and &bquo;ABD AL-KARIM: Iraqi nationals resident in Kuwait, they were &bquo;disappeared&equo; in March 1991 shortly after Iraqi forces withdrew from Kuwait.
They have not been seen since.
Their family fears that they may have been tortured to death or extrajudicially executed, or that they are still being held in incommunicado <head>detention</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40015" docsrc="bnc_A03_908">
<answer instance="detention.40015" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
If de Klerk can convince the world that South Africa has come far enough in improving its record on human rights, sanctions will be lifted and crucial foreign capital will start flowing into the country.    
However, the State President is not as confident as he would like to be.
To coincide with his latest visit to Europe, Amnesty released a document outlining the apparent lack of accountability of the security forces.    
Deaths in detention are not phenomena of the distant past: last year two people were reported as having died in custody.
In February this year, the Minister of Law and Order declared that the government would not repeal its most notorious <head>detention</head>law, section 29 of the Internal Security Act, which permits indefinite, incommunicado detention in solitary confinement for the purposes of interrogation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40017" docsrc="bnc_CKW_1575">
<answer instance="detention.40017" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
They were painted for Marie de Medicis, wife of Henri IV, for the Cabinet Dore of the Palais du Luxembourg in the 1620s, at time when her standing was low in France.
The cycle was intended to re-establish her position and remind France of its debt to the rich Florentine family.
It therefore depicts the successful marriages which had allied the Medici to the Imperial, French and Spanish dynasties.
The artists commissioned for the cycle were Anastasio Fontebuoni, Giovanni Bilivert, Domenico   Passignano  , Jacopo Ligozzi, Francesco Bianchi, Jacopo da Empoli and Valerio Marucello.
The costs were to be met by the Medici in Florence.
The seven canvases were bought in Paris from Quintin Craufurd by the Seventh Earl of Elgin (he of Elgin marbles fame) between 1803 and 1806, following his <head>detention</head>in France when returning from Constantinople.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40019" docsrc="bnc_B0N_122">
<answer instance="detention.40019" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The prison officers enable the CAB worker to contact a client outside visiting hours by telephone, and the prison staff will contact the CAB if they are particularly concerned about a client currently being seen by the CAB.    
There is considerable local liaison and there is a support group that meets regularly with the welfare worker, consisting of representatives of JCWI, the United Kingdom Immigrants Advisory Service (UKIAS), NACRO, Hounslow Law Centre, GLCABS and the probation Service.    
Since the casework load at Latchmere is constantly rising and there is a two-week wait for an appointment with the welfare worker, the load can be contained only if common elements of the detainees' problems can be drawn together.
Then an attempt can be made to examine possible changes to the system and so influence social policy as a result of the first-hand experience of the clients.
For example, the time spent in <head>detention</head>for all detainees interviewed has been monitored.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40023" docsrc="bnc_A6V_1634">
<answer instance="detention.40023" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Although in law a female fianc&eacute;e can enter Britain quite freely (without an entry certificate) she had been held up, questioned again and again, and late in the evening she had been given a sexual examination by officials who she thought might be doctors.    
&bquo;There were two of them,&equo; she said, &bquo;both men, one of them was white, the other was probably a Pakistani.
He spoke Urdu.
He taunted me, asking me if I knew what was going to happen to me on my wedding night.
Later they told me that the examination had shown that I was not yet sixteen and that I was to be sent back on the next flight.&equo;    
Shanaz's relations asked their MP to intervene, and while he made representations to the Minister with special responsibility for Immigration (Shirley Summerskill, Britain's representative at the United Nations Status of Women Conference) she was kept in <head>detention</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40025" docsrc="bnc_BPH_427">
<answer instance="detention.40025" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
As E. Welbourne showed in &bquo;Bankruptcy Before the Era of Victorian Reform&equo;, &bquo;men in prison who had stripped themselves of all they had, could produce &pound;2,500 in notes from under the bed.&equo;    
But the misery of those who could not obtain their release, either honestly or dishonestly, by appearing before an Insolvent Debtors Court and agreeing to assign their property, still drew sympathy.
The debtor might have been reduced to his inability to satisfy his creditor, asserted Thomas Foxwell Buxton,      
The reviewer of his book in the  Edinburgh Review   thought half of the thousands of imprisoned debtors had been reduced to their state by &bquo;venial errors&equo; or innocent misfortune.
Clearly all inflictions beyond that of mere <head>detention</head>were illegal; fetters were contrary to the law.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40028" docsrc="bnc_CFG_22">
<answer instance="detention.40028" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
That Vic Williams was a voluntary and not a conscripted soldier was irrelevant to the issue of conscientious objection, she added.    
Amnesty's British Section has received dozens of letters concerning Vic Williams.
A selection will be published in the June/July issue of AMNESTY.    
Amnesty's &bquo;own country&equo; principle of impartiality rules out British members campaigning on Vic Williams behalf.        
AN AUDIENCE WITH KING WANGCHUCK    
BHUTAN: AI visited Bhutan for the first time in January at the invitation of King Jigme Wangchuck.
AI drew the King's attention to the prolonged <head>detention</head>without charge or trial of suspected government opponents, reports of torture, deaths in custody, and the practice of keeping prisoners in manacles.    
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40029" docsrc="bnc_ASB_350">
<answer instance="detention.40029" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
(c) A &bquo;satisfactory address&equo; is not provided or, if one is supplied, the constable has &bquo;reasonable ground for doubting&equo; it.
(d) There are &bquo;reasonable grounds for believing&equo; the arrest to be necessary to prevent physical injury to somebody, the loss of or damage to property, an offence against public decency, or an unlawful obstruction of the highway.
(e) There are &bquo;reasonable grounds for believing&equo; that the arrest is &bquo;necessary to protect a child or other vulnerable person&equo;.    
All this is very much wider than anything envisaged by Philips.
The outcome is a power which transforms the nature of the relationship between the police and the public.
All crimes, no matter how trivial, no matter how minor, now expose the citizen to the risk of arrest without warrant and <head>detention</head> , with all the sordid and humiliating consequences that often attach to these upsetting experiences.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40032" docsrc="bnc_A6M_175">
<answer instance="detention.40032" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The death of Kenyatta in 1978, with no constitutional change accomplished, left the way open for Daniel Arap Moi to take over the presidency and to be confirmed in a national election as president within three months.
However, in practice this was only achieved as a result of the very public support of Kibaki and of Charles Njonjo the influential Attorney General (working against the interests of the founders of GEMA), a triumvirate which was itself to break apart with the public humiliation of Njonjo at judicial hearings in 1984.    
Although the transition from Kenyatta to Moi was nominally smooth, it was in fact the culmination of a battle for power which had lasted for 12 years.
During its course two major contestants had been eliminated, one by assassination and one by <head>detention</head> , and party politics in Kenya had become obsessed with the struggle between personalities and the rival power of different Kikuyu clans.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40033" docsrc="bnc_CBF_3457">
<answer instance="detention.40033" senseid="detention_camp%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
I 3,000 US soldiers set foot in Somalia.
Who met them on the beaches?    
J &bquo;Sex&equo; hit the bookshops.
Which supermodel is featured in the book having her toe sucked by Madonna?    
K Thousands of coal miners marched through central London to protest at the Government's bungled pit closures.
Which Minister is the pits with the miners whose livelihoods now hang in the balance?    
L In November Bill Clinton won the US Presidential race, supported by wife Hillary and despite claims of draft dodging and womanising.
What is the name of the woman who claims she had a 12-year affair with him?    
M Athlete Sally Gunnell won gold in the 400-metre hurdles for Britain.
How many golds did we win overall?    
N In August TV crews found Nazi-like <head>detention</head>camps in Yugoslavia.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40035" docsrc="bnc_AT4_1844">
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<context>
They had quarrelled all the time and his mum had slammed out and left all the washing-up in the sink which he and Gary had to do when they ran out of plates.
It was more peaceful now she was gone for good, but miserable.
No meals, no fires, no welcome.
After he had slept in the same sheets for six months Nails had taken them to the launderette, and now he had discovered a few things like that, which helped, which was more than his dad ever had.
Nails did not like evenings at home, which is why he stayed out.
But staying out at night cost money if you did the right things: coffee bars and a movie or a disco, but if you rode round in borrowed cars it was an okay way of killing time.
But now, after his near miss with Hoomey, Nails remembered that he was for the long drop next time &mdash; no more cautions.
He'd run out of cautions.
Next time it was a <head>detention</head>centre.    
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40036" docsrc="bnc_AAU_367">
<answer instance="detention.40036" senseid="detention_centre%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Only the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats made nominations for political services and, apart from Sir David Steel, there are just three backbench knighthoods.
They are Mr Charles Irving (Cheltenham); Mr John Wheeler (Paddington) and Dr Alan Glyn, the 71-year-old MP for Windsor.
It is a tacit acknowledgement that neither office nor a peerage awaits them.    
But Mr Christopher Prout, MEP, leader of the Tories&equo; Euro-group, which took the brunt of Mrs Thatcher's Gaullism in the European elections, becomes a knight.    
Sir David Steel, as he is now, last night spoke for them all when he promised: &bquo;I don't think it's going to alter me or Judy greatly.&equo;    
Full list, page 4        
Tear gas used on boat people.    
Riot police used tear gas at a Hong Kong <head>detention</head>centre for Vietnamese boat people after meeting resistance during a &bquo;routine weapons search&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40038" docsrc="bnc_CJP_748">
<answer instance="detention.40038" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
MAHAMAT HASSAN ABAKAR, PRESIDENT OF THE COMMISSION OF INVESTIGATION, REPUBLIC OF CHAD (SEE LETTERS, PAGE 4)          
SOME TIPS:    
Identify yourself by profession and nationality to emphasize the fact that all kinds of people are concerned about human rights.    
Writing appeals is not difficult.
Letters need not be beautifully composed or very long.
Their aim is to show concern and make a clear, polite request.    
There is no common international practice for addressing authorities, but you may safely use &bquo;You Excellency&equo; for Heads of State such as Presidents, Prime Ministers, other Ministers and Ambassadors.    
Identify clearly the person for whom you are writing.
State the person's name and details such as the date of arrest and place of <head>detention</head> , if known.    
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40039" docsrc="bnc_A88_617">
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<context>
He was shown a potion guaranteeing virility and many children, based on deer's horn.
&bquo;How does it work?,&equo; he asked for the sake of British tabloid papers.
He was cheered by 3,000 people, almost none of whom would qualify for abode or refuge under the current package.    
That was one of the biggest crowds of a visit which has, at times, been discussed as a traffic nuisance.
Things would have kindled if they could have demonstrated, or if Prince Charles could have uttered a single sentence of political substance.
But neither course was considered prudent by Bejing and Downing Street.    
Under the glitz, this is an ugly time in Hong Kong, with serious although scarcely reported unrest in the sealed-off boat people's <head>detention</head>centres throughout the week, and it could get worse.    
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40041" docsrc="bnc_A95_318">
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He has protested his innocence, saying that before fleeing East Germany last weekend he dissolved the GDR's hard-currency accounts in Switzerland and transferred the sum of Dm60 million (&pound;22 million) to East Germany's state bank.    
He said he had always worked for the benefit of his country and could not be held responsible for how the hard currency he procured was spent by its leaders.    
Sources here said that if Mr Schalck-Golodkowski was put on trial his inside knowledge of life under Mr Erich Honecker could prove highly detrimental to the already disgraced former East German leaders.    
But while Mr Schalck-Golodkowski's innocence or guilt must remain a matter for the courts, the <head>detention</head>of his friend and lawyer, Mr Wolfgang Vogel, clearly was in breach of the law.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40042" docsrc="bnc_A03_179">
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<context>
Another significant development to emerge from the latest session of the Commission, held in March 1991, was its decision to establish a Working Group on arbitrary detention.
This will be the first UN mechanism with a clear mandate to examine cases of detained prisoners of conscience anywhere in the world.
It will fill an important gap in the framework of protection established by the Commission's existing &bquo;theme mechanisms&equo; on &bquo;disappearances&equo;, torture and summary or arbitrary executions.    
However, it was disappointing that a new international instrument on &bquo;disappearances&equo; was held over for further study.
Another new instrument that the Commission will be considering next year is a revised draft of the Optional Protocol to the UN Convention against Torture, which would set up an international system of visits to places of <head>detention</head> , aimed at preventing torture and ill-treatment.    
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40046" docsrc="bnc_ABE_1260">
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A healthy economy in the 1960s and 1970s created a sizeable and conservative urban middle class.
It does not like riots.
Slum youths hurled bricks and fired shops not in support of Jeffersonian ideals, but because of their poverty.
The frightened middle class stayed home and stopped grumbling aloud.    
A dose of old-fashioned repression dealt with some of the bold exceptions.
The two main leaders of the multi-party movement, arrested last July on the eve of the riots, are still held without charge.
The wife of one says her husband has been denied proper access to lawyers and medical care.
Thirteen others arrested during the ferment are being brought before the courts in two batches.
In both, defendants say they were tortured in <head>detention</head> ; one says he was kidnapped from neighbouring Uganda.
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&bquo;The nearest security force base is more than a quarter of a mile away and was manifestly not the target of the attack.&equo;    
The internment calls were spearheaded by Ulster Unionist MP Ken Maginnis and DUP leader Ian Paisley.    
&bquo;The need for the introduction of internment is staring us in the face,&equo; Mr Maginnis insisted.    
Mr Paisley spoke of the &bquo;deep revulsion&equo; over the hospital bombing and said internment should be a weapon in the armoury of any civilised country.    
Mr Brooke responded to a demand from Mr Paisley that he would not allow his hands to be tied by Dublin.    
He said: &bquo;I give the House a full assurance that, in the event of the introduction of executive <head>detention</head> , it would be carried out by Her Majesty's Government in line with legislation passed by this House.&equo;    
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<instance id="detention.40050" docsrc="bnc_CJS_184">
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<context>
AI simultaneously published the findings of its delegates' visits to Iran and Turkey in May to interview Kurds, Arab Shi'a Muslims and others about human rights violations following the uprising in Iraq in March and April this year.    
The report detailed widespread arrests, torture and mass extrajudicial killings of people suspected of participating in the uprising in northern and southern Iraq.
Hundreds of civilians were shot dead in the streets by Iraqi forces or executed by firing squads.
Countless unarmed civilians fleeing to the borders were killed by helicopter gunships.
AI's report confirmed that the human rights violations committed by government forces were brutal in the extreme, and underscored the need for the UN to ensure the long term protection of all those at risk in Iraq.          
Morocco    
The secret <head>detention</head>centre of Tazmamert in south-eastern Morocco is said to have been demolished in mid-September 1991 and its inmates moved to an undisclosed location.
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</instance>

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Not that the crowd at Le Palais noticed, of course: British audiences' antipathy to homegrown rappers is as legendary as   it is   ignorant, but the real surprise was the startlingly similar response for Pete Rock &amp; CL Smooth.
The duo's set seemed lethargic, a muddy mix robbing them of the textured subtleties that make their records so invigorating.    
When even their monster dancefloor hit, &bquo;The Creator&equo;, fails to spark much life back into the crowd, it was just one final twist to a resolutely odd evening.        
VERVE PURESSENCE    
A NEW sub-style is born.
Slash'n'sideburn pop is what you get when Manc yoof grows up angry and facially bristling.
There are four just-past-pubescence Puressencers, fronted by nonchalant, sidied-up lead crooner James Mudriczki, and they have the demeanour of sociopathic fourth-formers put in <head>detention</head>for setting fire to the science lab.    
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40055" docsrc="bnc_A6V_1694">
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<context>
This is what happened to Zahira Galiara, a girl of eighteen from Bardoli, a village near Bombay.    
In January 1976 she had an arranged marriage to a cousin Aszal who had settled in Britain and on October 20 that year the couple arrived in Britain.
They arrived at 1 pm. and were held up by Immigration Officers.
Aszal had all the documents required from a returning immigrant, but he was questioned for four hours and made to wait for four hours and then told he could go.
But Zahira was told she had no right to enter, because although the couple had a marriage certificate she had no entry certificate.
She was heavily pregnant but she was questioned and made to wait for the next twelve hours without food or water.
Aszal refused to leave her until, he says, at 1 a.m. they were told that she had to go to a <head>detention</head>centre where men were not allowed.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40056" docsrc="bnc_CRT_454">
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<context>
While there is no evidence of such practices being widespread in the country, the fact that it could happen in the main prison in the capital of India was a matter of scandal.
Moreover, even as late as 1985, an unpublished government document reveals, there were 989 children among one day's population in Indian prisons, on 30 June 1985.
According to criminologists I consulted, doubts remain whether the Act has entirely remedied the situation (magistrates and police are not always meticulous in determining offenders' ages), but it has certainly alleviated it considerably.    
Finally, another category of prisoners &mdash; those held in &bquo;protective custody&equo; &mdash; has been greatly reduced in size recently, partly by the Juvenile Justice Act and partly as a result of the case of  Hussainara Khatoon   v.
 Bihar   1979, which declared their <head>detention</head>unconstitutional.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40059" docsrc="bnc_A6V_1616">
<answer instance="detention.40059" senseid="detention_centre%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In 1975 a securicor guard at Harmondsworth told me (as I wrote in an article in the Guardian) &bquo;Sometimes in this place people are naughty and we have to lock them in.&equo;
What does being naughty mean?
I asked.
&bquo;Abusing us, being violent, trying to break out,&equo; he told me.    
But sobbing your heart out also counts as being naughty, which is what Demetroulla Karaiskou (a Cypriot girl) was locked up for.
She had come to visit her sister for the third year running and, as on the three previous occasions, hoped to stay for a month.
But her third visit came a little after the Cyprus coup, when British Immigration officers started suspecting all Cypriots of being potential immigrants.    
Then again you may be taken from the <head>detention</head>centre to Pentonville Prison and locked up there if you complain.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40060" docsrc="bnc_CFH_502">
<answer instance="detention.40060" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
I suffered the torture known as &bquo;Le Perroquet&equo; &mdash; &bquo;The Parrot&equo;.
Your wrists are tied to your ankles, a metal bar is passed under your knees, you are lifted up, hanging from this bar, a wet floor cloth is placed over your face so that you cannot breathe, and your head and the soles of your feet and beaten with a leather belt.
My left temple and my nose were broken.    
In April 1974 four soldiers who had been sentenced at the Skhirat trial and a civilian who had been kidnapped in Tunisia, Houcine Manouzi, were brought to our jail.
We all escaped on the night of 12 July, 1975.
On the following day we were all recaptured except for Manouzi and one of the soldiers.
After this escape, my mother and my sister Khadija were kidnapped, and kept in secret <head>detention</head>for 16 months, in the underground cells of the police in Rabat and Casablanca.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40065" docsrc="bnc_CJS_112">
<answer instance="detention.40065" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
An Amnesty International report published in August 1991 describes torture and extrajudicial executions of non&rehy;combatant tribal inhabitants of the Chittagong Hill Tracts by security forces during 1989 and 1990.
These violations have occurred in the context of a continuing conflict since the mid-1970s between the security forces and armed tribal groups seeking regional autonomy.    
Reports of rape of tribal women by security force members continue to be received by AI, and non-combatant tribal members were also subjected to other forms of torture during 1989 and 1990.
AI submitted its report to the new Government of Bangladesh, urging it to end these human rights violations but to date has received no response.          
Hong Kong    
AI continues to be concerned at the long-term detention in Hong Kong of thousands of Vietnamese asylum-seekers.
The organization has called for a review of Hong Kong's <head>detention</head>policy for asylum-seekers.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40066" docsrc="bnc_A6M_682">
<answer instance="detention.40066" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The significance of the older pre-colonial blacksmith tradition is illustrated in cases from Nairobi brought to light by Kenneth King who examined the origins and experience of Nairobi informals in the early 1970s.
He describes the case of Mutang'ang'i one of the leading informals who at that time made foreguards for bicycles, bicycle stands and cutting machines using a series of hand-built metalworking machines which he had designed and built himself.
He was the grandson of a traditional Kikuyu smith who made spears and knives in the late nineteenth century in a small village about twenty miles from Nairobi.
He had initially made braziers and water carriers on the estate of a European settler, who had persuaded him to manufacture in addition chisels and hammers.
Later, after four years in <head>detention</head>during the Mau Mau Emergency, he worked for an Indian workshop in Nairobi establishing himself as the pioneer manufacturer of bicycle carriers and foreguards.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40069" docsrc="bnc_B3J_2948">
<answer instance="detention.40069" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
As he did so, the large puddle of perspiration which had accumulated around his body on the rubber sheet of the bed, slopped on to the floor.    
There was a tall muscular man of about his own age standing naked before him, grinning from ear to ear.
&bquo;Don't you remember me?&equo; the craggy features grinned again.
Nigger remembered.
&bquo;Terry Littlejohn,&equo; he grunted and stuck his hand out.    
Nigger had first started running around with Terry and his twin brother Joe, in his mid-teens, and it was then that his many brushes with the law began.
He had felt an affinity with the brothers because they were a couple of hard nuts, but he had also found they had definite criminal   tendencies.    
&bquo;I didn't know you were home,&equo; said Terry, as he sat down on the adjacent bed.
&bquo;Last I heard you were in <head>detention</head>quarters in Portsmouth.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40071" docsrc="bnc_CJR_676">
<answer instance="detention.40071" senseid="detention_centre%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Members work within a closely defined mandate: to seek the release of prisoners of conscience &mdash; people imprisoned solely for their beliefs, colour, ethnic origin, sex, language or religion, provided they have neither used nor advocated the use of violence; to ensure fair and prompt trials for political prisoners; to oppose the death penalty, torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment of all prisoners.; and to end extrajudicial executions and &bquo;disappearances&equo;.
Amnesty International opposes abuses by opposition groups &mdash; hostage taking, torture and killing of prisoners and other arbitrary killings.            
WORLD WIDE APPEAL        
CHILE    
JACQUELINE DROULLY JURICK: on 30 October 1974 the 24-year-old student and member of the Movement of the Revolutionary Left was arrested at her home in Santiago by armed men in civilian clothes.    
She was three   months   pregnant.
Her husband was arrested a few hours later.
Both remain &bquo;disappeared&equo;.    
In the weeks following her arrest Jacqueline Droully was seen by other prisoners in secret <head>detention</head>centres run by the Directorate of National Intelligence (DINA), the security police at the time.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40074" docsrc="bnc_A03_228">
<answer instance="detention.40074" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
On the highly publicized issue in AI's December report of the baby deaths, Amnesty said that although its team was shown alleged mass graves of babies, it was not established how they had died and the team found no reliable evidence that Iraqi forces had caused the deaths of babies by removing them or ordering their removal from incubators.    
The plight of some 600 detainees acknowledged by the authorities was also giving cause for concern.
They had been held in the Military Prison outside Kuwait City, some for over a month, reportedly in deplorable conditions.
Medical care was virtually non-existent, food and water often withheld, and torture rife.    
The authorities were not granting full access to detainees by independent bodies, such as the International committee of the Red Cross, and relatives were not being informed of detainees' whereabouts.
As a result, the fate of many victims remained unknown.        
Tunisia    
Dozens of people are reported to have been tortured while held incommunicado in prolonged garde &agrave; vue <head>detention</head>by the Tunisian police since January 1991.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40075" docsrc="bnc_CFH_611">
<answer instance="detention.40075" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
expressing your hope that these convictions signal the determination of the Guatemalan government not to tolerate any further human rights abuses, no matter who the perpetrators, and that they represent merely a first step in a concentrated programme of government action intended to return Guatemala to the rule of law;    
asking for guarantees for the physical safety of those who have been threatened and intimidated after giving evidence in the trial against the four policemen for the murder of Nahaman Carmona L&oacute;pez;              
GHABIN REARRESTED    
ISRAEL: &bquo;Abd al-Ra'uf Ghabin, one of the cases featured in the 30th Anniversary Campaign, was rearrested on 11 February 1992 at a roadblock in Gaza in the Occupied Territories.    
On 26 February 1992 he was issued with a six-month <head>detention</head>order.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40077" docsrc="bnc_ASB_658">
<answer instance="detention.40077" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
A search of his house revealed evidence that was, to put it mildly, incriminating: two face masks, a building society pass book hidden under the carpet, lots of property from some other burglaries, and photographs of Samuel kissing bundles of banknotes.
Samuel admitted to the burglaries but not to the robbery.
The police were anxious to charge him with this as well.
He had said that he did not want a solicitor when he first arrived at the police station, at 2 p.m.
At 8.30 p.m. he asked for his lawyer.
The superintendent refused access, recording that it was a serious arrestable offence and that there was a &bquo;likelihood of other suspects to be arrested being inadvertently warned&equo;.
He was kept in overnight and questioned in more detail.
At 11 a.m. the following day his mother was told of his <head>detention</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40078" docsrc="bnc_ASB_457">
<answer instance="detention.40078" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The lower judge was castigated by Lord Diplock for having used &bquo;emotive phraseology&equo;.
In the exercise of his power of arrest, it was perfectly proper for the constable to have taken into account that &bquo;there was a greater likelihood&hellip; that Mrs Mohammed-Holgate would respond truthfully to questions about her connection with or knowledge of the burglary, if she were questioned under arrest at the police station, than if, without arresting her, questions were put to her&hellip; at her own home from which she could peremptorily order &lsqb;him&rsqb; to depart at any moment&equo;.
This drift towards investigation through interrogation is altogether clearer when one looks at the provisions on detention which are to be found in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act.        
<head>Detention</head>In Police Custody    
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40080" docsrc="bnc_A50_764">
<answer instance="detention.40080" senseid="detention_centre%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="detention.40080" senseid="P"/>
<context>
He was put on a life support machine, but died four days later.        
Last-ditch attempts to stop deportation of Kurdish refugees    
By NICHOLAS SCHOON    
TWO Kurdish refugees will be deported this afternoon to Turkey &mdash; where they say they face persecution and torture &mdash; unless they win a last-minute reprieve.    
They are among eight Kurds facing imminent deportation who have been moved from Haslar detention centre, near Gosport, to Winchester prison.
They are being kept in cells under close observation because of fears that they may become suicidal or stage a protest.    
The Home Office wants to prevent any repetition of last week's incident when two Kurds facing deportation from Heathrow Airport set fire to their room at the nearby Harmondsworth <head>Detention</head>Centre.
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</instance>

<instance id="detention.40081" docsrc="bnc_A7G_846">
<answer instance="detention.40081" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
According to Amnesty International, torture is practised in more than 90 countries.
Many refugees have suffered from this and other forms of inhuman treatment.    
Of course, most countries deny that they torture people.
Even this can affect refugees adversely &mdash; their stories of torture may not be believed when they apply for asylum.    
Torture and other forms of trauma often result in devastating long-term psychological effects.
Victims need treatment, care and understanding.    
They rarely forget the horror that they experienced.
Even those who receive treatment frequently break down in old age.
Previous generations of refugees still need our help and support.        
Detained    
Numbers of refugees seeking asylum in the United Kingdom are held in <head>detention</head>for long periods following their arrival.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40083" docsrc="bnc_AAF_414">
<answer instance="detention.40083" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Yet after 7,000 invading American troops had swept away the revolutionaries, Blaize was imposed by the US and its Caribbean allies as the harmless head of a reluctant coalition of squabbling younger politicians, a half-respected figure from the past who might block the eccentric Gairy's return to power at the polls.    
A heavily US-financed campaign did the trick and Blaize, with a 14-1 majority, took over and thanked God for sending the Americans to save Grenada.
Washington declined his invitation to keep its troops on the island and disappointed Blaize by failing to come up with promised investment to reduce huge unemployment.    
Although the economy improved in recent years, Blaize was soon politically stranded.
His leading ministers walked out on him because of his heavy-handed behaviour.
He was also obsessed by an imagined threat from the few remaining ex-revolutionaries.
He banned books, seized passports, expelled foreigners, legalised <head>detention</head>without trial though he did not use it and dismissed international protests about torture of the still-gaoled leftist ex-leaders.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40084" docsrc="bnc_CFG_302">
<answer instance="detention.40084" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
In May 1983, the Chirwas were tried before a traditional court, convicted of treason and sentenced to death.
They were denied legal counsel or the right to call witnesses in their defence.
An appeal court later agreed that their first trial was &bquo;wrong in law&equo;, but upheld the death sentence.
This was later commuted to life imprisonment, but Dr Banda has stated since that the Chirwas should be executed.              
WORLDWIDE APPEAL        
GHANA    
JACOB JABUNI YIDANA: a former Chief Superintendent of Police, he served an eight-year prison sentence and is now being held in administrative <head>detention</head>without charge or trial, apparently because he implicated his government in the 1982 murders of three High Court judges and a retired army officer.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40086" docsrc="bnc_ACN_2466">
<answer instance="detention.40086" senseid="detention_centre%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
After impetuously hijacking the tapes of a feature on trade unions which C4's nervous bigwigs wanted cut, he didn't make another appearance on the show, and it has never been clear whether he jumped or was pushed.
The answer is a bit of both.
&bquo;I resigned at the same time as they asked for my resignation.
I think our cabs crossed somewhere in Oxford Street.&equo;    
Getting the boot is nothing new to Allen.
The son of a submariner and a waitress, he started his education at comprehensive school before gaining a naval scholarship to public school, where Douglas  Hitchhiker's Guide   Adams was one year senior.
Swiftly expelled, he returned to the comprehensive system, but a sequence of petty crimes meant that his formal learning was completed in a succession of borstals and <head>detention</head>centres.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40087" docsrc="bnc_CJR_85">
<answer instance="detention.40087" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Dr Gluckman found injuries consistent with the witness's account of the police assault on Simon Mthimkulu.
Official indifference led him to publish his findings in this and scores of other cases.    
The Minister of Law and Order denied any police responsibility and suggested that many of those who died had committed suicide.    
At least 79 people died in police custody in South Africa in the first eight months of 1992.        
RELEASES      
SYRIA    
DR NOUR al-Din al-Atassi, the former president of Syria, and Muhammad Rabah al-Tawil, the former Minister of the Interior, have recently been released.
Both had been in <head>detention</head>without charge or trial since their arrest following the  coup d'&eacute;tat   which brought Hafez al-Assad to power in November 1970.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40090" docsrc="bnc_CFC_1744">
<answer instance="detention.40090" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Mr Brown said Mr Major told the Commons in January last year &bquo;we have no plans to increase VAT&hellip; there will be no VAT increase&equo;.    
He said Mr Lamont declared in last year's Budget he had &bquo;no need, no proposals and no plans either to raise or to extend the scope of VAT&equo;.    
Mr Brown said: &bquo;The result of this Budget is that taxes on petrol, cigarettes and alcohol are up, national insurance and VAT are to rise, mortgage tax relief has been cut.    
&bquo;We will be campaigning throughout the country on the theme &bquo;the betrayal of Britain by the Conservative Party&equo;, and saying the tax increases are merely to pay for mistakes of the past.&equo;     
Gordon Brown: Budget will haunt Lamont for years        
Mother called police over parcel    
Student given <head>detention</head>for drug running    
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40093" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Finally, the twenty-four hours of detention do not have to have produced one jot of evidence to justify their continuation; it is enough that the police want to obtain such evidence by further questioning.
The desire to persist in interrogation is a valid reason for keeping a suspect in custody for thirty-six hours and indeed beyond.
For the police may apply to a magistrates' court which can issue a &bquo;warrant of further detention&equo; if it reasonably believes this course of action to be justified.
The effect of such a warrant is to keep the suspect incarcerated for up to another thirty-six hours.
The criteria that determine the court's decision are much the same as those employed earlier by the superintendent.
There are the same imponderables about &bquo;serious arrestable&equo; offences.
In particular, it is enough for the police to maintain that &bquo;<head>detention</head>without charge is necessary&hellip; to obtain evidence by questioning&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40096" senseid="detention%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Thus detention beyond a reasonable time would be unlawful; what is reasonable will depend on the circumstances, including the ages of the children concerned.
Parental wishes, although not conclusive, would be relevant.    
Detention of a whole class may technically still be lawful, although it is becoming increasingly likely that a judge would have doubts about the reasonableness of this course of action where it is known that there may only be one or two culprits.
The Elton Committee recommended avoidance of the punishment of whole groups, and this is consistent with the view of a judge in one recent case, who said that &bquo;Punishment should not be indiscriminate.
A blanket punishment such as <head>detention</head>of a whole class must only be used as a last resort, otherwise people who are quite innocent may be detained incorrectly or unlawfully.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40098" senseid="detention_centre%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Release of Kurds &bquo;not connected to suicide&equo;    
By ANDY GLINIECKI and NICHOLAS SCHOON    
THE HOME OFFICE yesterday released 25 more Kurds seeking political asylum in Britain from detention centres but denied it was bowing to pressure after the death of a detainee who set fire to himself last week.    
A spokesman said the seven Kurds released from Haslar detention centre, near Gosport, Hampshire, and all 18 from Gloucester Prison were given temporary admission &bquo;for as long as it takes to assess their cases&equo;.    
The death at the weekend of Siho Iyiguven, who threw himself on a burning mattress at Harmondsworth <head>detention</head>centre, near Heathrow, was followed yesterday with further suicide threats by detainees who barricaded themselves into their dormitory.
</context>
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<answer instance="detention.40100" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
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The problems that juries were liable to arrive at verdicts that were less than helpful and that witnesses and jurors were vulnerable to intimidation were met by the abolition of juries in the criminal courts and the introduction of unorthodox expedients to enable witnesses to remain anonymous.
These latter included screens behind which they could be hidden; heavy socks and mocassins to prevent feet from being recognised if seen below the screen; and a &bquo;Donald Duck squawk box&equo; instrument which distorted an individual's voice so that it could not be recognised.
At the same time, the Detention of Terrorists (Northern Ireland) Order introduced commissioners with legal training to preside over a Detention Appeal Tribunal to which detainees could apply after a period for a review of the justification for their imprisonment.    
These new arrangements of the non jury courts and the <head>Detention</head>Appeal Tribunal were based on the recommendations of an inquiry chaired by Lord Diplock and are known by his name.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40101" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Torture and other forms of trauma often result in devastating long-term psychological effects.
Victims need treatment, care and understanding.    
They rarely forget the horror that they experienced.
Even those who receive treatment frequently break down in old age.
Previous generations of refugees still need our help and support.        
Detained    
Numbers of refugees seeking asylum in the United Kingdom are held in detention for long periods following their arrival.    
Detainees are often subject to prison conditions despite the fact that they have not committed any crime.
Some asylum seekers have been detained for over a year.    
<head>Detention</head>causes acute psychological stress; the trauma of fleeing persecution is heightened by imprisonment, isolation and the threat of deportation.      
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</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40106" senseid="detention_centre%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The Government is urgently to review powers available for councils to control acid house parties, Virginia Bottomley, the Environment Minister, told chairmen of local authority associations.        
Search ends    
By LIZ HUNT, Medical Correspondent    
Police in Edinburgh were satisfied no more bodies are buried in the ruins of the six-storey tenement building destroyed in an explosion on Wednesday morning which killed a man and a woman.    
They said everyone living in the building was accounted for.
Investigators for British Gas Scotland said tests had revealed that a section of nearby gas main was not gas tight.        
Two Kurds injured in fire    
By LIZ HUNT, Medical Correspondent    
Two Kurds were injured, one seriously, in a fire inside their locked room at Harmondsworth <head>detention</head>centre near Heathrow airport a day after they were told their application for political asylum in Britain had failed.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40107" senseid="detention%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
There is a great deal of misunderstanding about the operation of a lien, general or special, under English law.
A power of sale under a general lien should not normally be exercised without recourse to legal advice.
Given the carrier's obligation to obtain the best possible price for the goods to be sold, good advice on what constitutes such a price in prevailing market conditions must surely be taken.    
As a matter of interest, the following definition of general lien appears in Mozley &amp; Whiteley's Law Dictionary:    
The right of a bailee to detain a chattel from its owner until payment be made, not only in respect of that particular article, but of any balance that may be due, on a general account between the bailor and bailee in the same line of business.            
Unreasonable <head>detention</head>(Condition 15)    
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</instance>

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We don't want to be murdered, raped, robbed, assaulted, or criminally victimized in any other way.
Reassured that our political leaders are both aware of the problem's growing dimensions and receptive to our rising anxieties, we wait in optimistic but realistic anticipation for crime to be at least effectively reduced.
But apart from the number of police rapidly increasing, their technological and quasi-military capacities shamelessly strengthened, their discretionary powers of apprehension, interrogation, <head>detention</head> , and arrest liberally extended, and new prisons built or old ones extensively refurbished (all with money the government claims the country has not got to maintain existing standards of education, health, unemployment welfare, and social services), nothing much justifies the optimism.    
</context>
</instance>

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<context>
The lower judge was castigated by Lord Diplock for having used &bquo;emotive phraseology&equo;.
In the exercise of his power of arrest, it was perfectly proper for the constable to have taken into account that &bquo;there was a greater likelihood&hellip; that Mrs Mohammed-Holgate would respond truthfully to questions about her connection with or knowledge of the burglary, if she were questioned under arrest at the police station, than if, without arresting her, questions were put to her&hellip; at her own home from which she could peremptorily order &lsqb;him&rsqb; to depart at any moment&equo;.
This drift towards investigation through interrogation is altogether clearer when one looks at the provisions on <head>detention</head>which are to be found in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act.        
</context>
</instance>

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<context>
The rally in Pretoria was the country's biggest ever.
Later De Klerk hinted that power-sharing talks will soon re-open.        
Help!
I've lost my tarantula on Dartmoor    
A WALKER on Dartmoor became frantic when he lost his pet &mdash; a tarantula called Igor.    
He phoned an animal helpline, which got the Devon moor's rangers to mount a search.
But the huge spider is still AWOL.    
&bquo;It was like looking for a needle in a haystack,&equo; said Claire Whitehead of the Friskie's Pet Care Helpline yesterday.    
&bquo;Apparently the man often took Igor to the moor for fresh air and exercise.&equo;        
&bquo;It's going to get worse&equo;    
SHADOW defence secretary David Clark described the scenes in the <head>detention</head>camps as &bquo;quite horrific&equo;.    
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</instance>

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The Nicaraguan government has found this policy of amnesty hard to make acceptable to the general public.
Memories of National Guard atrocities are fresh in the popular mind; in the last year of the dictatorship between 40,000 and 60,000 people died at their hands.
At the time of the pardon the Minister of the Interior, Tomas Borge, met many groups of the war-wounded and the relatives of past victims.
In a speech made to one group he argued that they had need to &bquo;give up some of &lsqb;their&rsqb; justifiable rage&equo; (  Independent   1989).
On the same day President Ortega addressed a gathering that included women who held pictures of relatives killed by the Contras.
In his address he stated that &bquo;he wouldn't be in favour of the pardon, but peace is worth much more&equo; (  Independent   1989).        
PRE-TRIAL <head>DETENTION</head>   
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</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40116" senseid="detention_camp%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
About two weeks later, on Thursday, 24th October, he was informed that he would appear before the &bquo;Diplock&equo; tribunal on Wednesday, 30th.
He was further informed that the main charge against him was amended to what in reality was a new charge.
It was no longer that he had been a member of the murder gang, but that he had presided over a meeting of UDA officers in order to plan it.
The lesser charge of hijacking remained unaltered.      
Patrick Donnelly was Andrew Beattie's solicitor and Anthony Cinnamond his barrister.
They had only three working days in which to prepare the defence against the new charge.
Much of the work of the previous fortnight securing evidence to counter the original charge was suddenly irrelevant.    
The hearing was held in a portacabin building in the grounds of Long Kesh <head>Detention</head>Camp.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="detention.40117" senseid="detention_camp%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
His wife was again allowed to visit him about the same time on the following (or third) day of custody.
She brought sandwiches and a bottle of milk.
A policeman assured her that she had no need to worry as her husband would soon be home as would the others.
Reports were circulating that Brian Faulkner, the head of the Westminster government supported Northern Ireland Executive, was about to resign and that his departure would signal the end of the strike.
(The resignation was announced about 2.30 p.m., but Beattie did not hear about it until later.)    
A policeman came to Beattie's cell after teatime and said that he had a visitor.
He took him to a room in which was H. W. Hall, a solicitor.
Beattie exclaimed, &bquo;When are we going home?&equo;
Hall replied that there were a lot of wagons outside and that it looked as though some men were to go to Long Kesh <head>Detention</head>Camp.
</context>
</instance>

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<context>
In December it was announced that 11 prisoners had been given the death sentence, commuted to life imprisonment.
Seven were acquitted.    
The Government acknowledged holding just three prisoners, including Mirghani Abd al-Rahman Suleiman.
At least 80 civilians and army officers, arrested in August 1991 on suspicion of plotting a coup, were held in secret detention centres known as &bquo;ghost houses&equo; where they were severely tortured.        
CASE REPORTS      
MALAWI    
CRIMINAL prisoners in Malawi are denied food, severely beaten and kept naked as part of a special punishment programme introduced in 1983 to deter persistent criminal offenders, AI said in a report published in March,  Malawi: Prison conditions, cruel punishment and <head>detention</head>without trial   (see p 9).
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</instance>

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<context>
He had first been found guilty of setting fire to an armoured personnel carrier commandeered by students and a car during the 19898 pro-democracy demonstrations in Beijing.
His was the first reported execution in several months for an offence related to the &bquo;counter-revolutionary rebellion&equo;.
A court notice reported the economic loss of the two vehicles, but did not mention any military casualties.    
The death penalty is routinely used in China for serious economic crimes which involve no personal violence.        
Afghanistan    
Hundreds of Afghan political prisoners have reportedly been held without charge or trial for up to nine years in interrogation centres and segregated prison blocks operated by the Ministry of State Security.    
In a recent report, AI called on the Afghan Government to end the torture and long-term <head>detention</head>without trial of political prisoners.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40126" docsrc="bnc_AK9_467">
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<context>
International: Bishops' gospel of dissent rocks Banda's church    
by Scott Peterson in Lilongwe, Malawi    
A GOLDEN coffin has arrived in Malawi and now awaits the death of Africa's modern-day Methuselah.
But before Life President Hastings Kamuzu Banda, 85, can safely be put to rest, he must come to terms with an explosive mixture of secular and sacred trouble brewing in Malawi.    
Since Dr Banda took control of this picture-postcard country in 1964, he has allowed various religions to serve as opium for his masses, to keep Malawian minds from dwelling on his authoritarian rule.
The one religion offered by the state, however, is mandatory for all: the &bquo;four pillars&equo; of the Malawi Congress Party require absolute unity, loyalty, obedience and discipline.
Those bold enough to query the official faith risk <head>detention</head>and death.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40128" docsrc="bnc_ASB_472">
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<context>
A weakness in this scheme was that the original limit of twenty-four hours &mdash; applicable to all except serious crimes &mdash; seemed to have been forgotten.
The Royal Commission sought to rectify this by returning to the twenty-four hour yardstick as the general rule.
It recognized that a longer period of detention might also be required in a &bquo;small minority&equo; of cases concerned with &bquo;grave offences&equo;.
There could be a need to check forensic evidence, for example, or to prevent a suspect absconding, or to travel to a far-away police station where the investigation was being conducted, and any of these could take more than a day.
Significantly, the Commission did not suggest that such longer periods of <head>detention</head>could ever be justified by the desire to continue questioning or by the need further to interrogate.
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<context>
Visit the small community of &bquo;de Zaanse Schans&equo; just north of Amsterdam where there once were 700 windmills though only 5 remain.
There you will have the opportunity to learn about clog making and cheese preparation.
The tour continues to the nearby medieval town of Edam.        
KEUKENHOF AND BULBFIELDS    
This excursion offers the opportunity to see the breathtaking spectacle of Holland's fabulous bulbfields.
We include a visit to the Keukenhof Gardens, landscaped to present a picture of unforgettable beauty and a visit is also made to the Frans Roozen Nursery.
Entrance included.        
MARKEN AND VOLENDAM    
Visit Volendam, an old and picturesque village on the shore of the former Zuiderzee, then onto Marken, joined to the mainland by a <head>dyke</head> .
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="dyke.40002" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The data do not support the idea that remanent magnetization was acquired during a post-extension thermal or low-temperature chemical event at shallow crustal levels.    
Group and grand mean palaeomagnetic directions for the South Mountains intrusive suite are statistically (95% confidence) indistinguishable from Miocene reference directions (Fig. 4).
Assuming that magnetizations in the South Mountains granodiorite, Telegraph Pass granite and felsic dykes were acquired before and during ductile extensional deformation, we interpret these data as demonstrating that the South Mountains footwall has not been significantly tilted after mylonitic deformation.
Similarly, assuming that magnetizations in the microdiorite <head>dykes</head> were acquired during initial stages of brittle deformation, we interpret these data as demonstrating that the South Mountains footwall has not been significantly tilted after the brittle stages of deformation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40004" docsrc="bnc_AS4_276">
<answer instance="dyke.40004" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Wetlands under threat have included a variety of landscapes: swamps of tall reed or reed sweet-grass; marshes of rush and sedge, which sometimes develop into scrub of willow and bog myrtle; fens, whose lush vegetation is nourished by alkaline groundwater, and which range from open pools, often the remains of peat cutting, to grazed beds of meadowsweet and iris, grading in turn to the wet woodlands known as alder &bquo;carr&equo;; mires, such as the mosses of the North-West, whose deep peatlands support sphagnum moss and heather, scattered with glades of birch, the favourite haunt of nightjars.
Finally, there are flowery haymeadows and damp pastures, intersected by <head>dykes</head> patrolled by dragonflies in summer and all submerged in winter by the silver flood, which draws in dark clouds of wildfowl and companies of wild white swans.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40006" docsrc="bnc_CRA_1047">
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<context>
The Washington Times and Accuracy in Media, both avowedly right-wing, were quick to point that out; but on May 9th Howard Kurtz, media correspondent for the Washington Post, also accused the networks of producing a &bquo;bleached&equo; account of the march.    
It was not for lack of space.
Most newspapers devoted pages to the subject.
But they did not want to offend the public; and, most important, they had billed the march as a civil-rights story.
Journalists tended to march with the gays in spirit, believing that they had a case and were an important constituency (as they are) for the Democratic Party.
They did not want to confuse their audience with images of pacifists, masochists or the self-proclaimed &bquo;fierce <head>dykes</head> &equo; who screamed that they wanted to make love to the first lady.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="dyke.40008" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He put on the helmet and climbed on the pillion.
Biddy drove out of town fast, and down narrow lanes into the country of wide marshland and wider skies which Nails knew existed but had never set eyes on before.
An urban lad, such wide open spaces made him feel exposed and uncomfortable.
He was suspicious of the visit anyway, not wanting to change his ways.
Without Firelight, the competition held no appeal any longer.    
Perhaps sensing his reluctance Biddy was stern with him.
She pulled up in a fair-sized stableyard attached to a farm which appeared to be miles from anywhere.
Flat fields interspersed by <head>dykes</head> gleaming in the June sunshine spread as far as the eye could see and skylarks hovered and trilled overhead, but Nails, cautiously taking it all in, was given no time for comment.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40010" docsrc="bnc_A0L_2427">
<answer instance="dyke.40010" senseid="dyke%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Dragged off the dole queue and hating every minute.
But then I realised you had joined the queue of dolour &mdash; I take it from your sparkling eyes that Lucy's dropped her drawers and flung herself into sapphic bliss?&equo;      
Jay winced.    
&bquo;Actually, no,&equo; she said.
&bquo;We &mdash; I stress &bquo;we&equo; &mdash; we're giving it some real space and time.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh no!&equo; said Francis, raising his eyes to the peeling ceiling.
&bquo;I do apologise!
How gross of me!
Well, who is it, darling?
Do tell.
Who is the lucky <head>dyke</head> putting the roses into your cheeks?&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40012" docsrc="bnc_AML_130">
<answer instance="dyke.40012" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40012" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
c) Several phases of dyke emplacement took place: 1) an early group which were intruded between the Scourie and Laxfordian events and which comprise mainly basic types, particularly metadolerites.
The amount of deformation these dykes have suffered has been used to unravel the main structural differences between the Scourie and Laxfordian events.
To put it simply, structures cut by the dykes must be Scourian, whereas structures affecting the dykes must be Laxfordian.    
2) Several suites of basic, unmetamorphosed dykes have been emplaced into the rocks of the Outer Hebrides.
These include Permo-Carboniferous quartz dolerites occurring as a swarm of east-west trending <head>dykes</head> in North Barra and South Uist which are cut by slightly later thin monchiquite dykes; and much later north west-south east trending Tertiary dykes found in a belt across southern Lewis and Harris.      
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<instance id="dyke.40013" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6065">
<answer instance="dyke.40013" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40013" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Elsewhere, the dip of this detachment structure may have flattened at deeper crustal levels, resulting in an along-strike warped geometry, with only the structurally highest level (the South Mountains) currently exposed at the surface.
Variations in dip of master detachment fault structures, ranging from low angle (10&deg; for South Mountains and Sevier Desert detachments) to high angle, may then be controlled by lateral variations in thermal and mechanical properties of a layered crust.            
FIG.3 Equal-area projections of site means with  &agr;    95   confidence cones for Telegraph Pass granite (Ttp, 15 sites; this includes two sites of reverse-polarity Precambrian host rocks found within 10m of the contact, and one site of reverse-polarity mafic xenoliths found within the Telegraph Pass granite), South Mountains granodiorite (Tsm, eight sites), felsic <head>dykes</head> (Tfd, six sites) and microdiorite dykes (Tmd, eight sites).
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40016" docsrc="bnc_AS4_686">
<answer instance="dyke.40016" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In a few cases the wetlands proved too much for them.
The abbey of Otley on Otmoor was abandoned after three years, in 1141, as &bquo;fitter for an ark than a monastery&equo;.
But in general, the abbeys and their abbots fattened up together.
Tithes of reed were reserved for the local priest on the Somerset Levels, and Chaucer's monk cast an entirely practical eye on the local birdlife: &bquo;he liked a swan best, and roasted whole.&equo;
The holy men, whose heirs, such as the Carmelites on the Derwent Ings, now venerate God's wilderness which washes up to their walls, began to compete with each other as to who could plunder it the most.
In 1305 the abbot of Thorney in the Fens complained that the abbot of Peterborough &bquo;lately by night raised a <head>dyke</head> across the high road&equo;, and so cut off the former's access to corn and pasture.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40017" docsrc="bnc_ECR_94">
<answer instance="dyke.40017" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
But predominantly the architecture is distinctively Lincolnshire with a preponderance of old brick farmhouses and barns, a few whitewashed cottages and many, many churches built of local greenstone.    
There is an overall quiet and stillness in the marshlands despite the fact that there is much agricultural activity and some fair-sized villages interspersed with the hamlets.    
Nearly every lane is edged by a dyke to drain the land.
Here children, in springtime, search for frog spawn and &bquo;tiddlers&equo;.
In some of the remotest areas swans nest on the dykes but more frequently they are the breeding ground for moorhens.    
Nearly every lane is edged by a dyke to drain the land.
Here children, in springtime, search for frog spawn and &bquo;tiddlers&equo;.
In some of the remotest areas swans nest on the <head>dykes</head> but more frequently they are the breeding ground for moorhens.    
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40020" docsrc="bnc_CRM_8849">
<answer instance="dyke.40020" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40020" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
However, substantial elevation decreases occurred (Table 1) at stations along the fracture.
After allowing for this subsidence there are no significant residual gravity changes between June 1991 and June 1992, except at the summit crater where there was a decrease of 80&mgr;Gal.
At the same time, up to 37cm of inflation occurred 1km east of the fracture and 7cm of inflation 0.5km west of it, suggesting that elastic deformation occurred at the onset of the eruption, in response to increased magma pressure.
Dynamic equilibrium within the fracture system was apparently maintained until 14 December 1991, when the magma pressure exceeded the lithostatic stresses and the eruption began briefly at the summit end of the fracture, then continued at a bocca further down.
At this time, the more common elastic deformation and further <head>dyke</head> intrusion occurred.    
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40023" docsrc="bnc_C8T_1003">
<answer instance="dyke.40023" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Entering it he could imagine her sitting there in the summer days and evenings, working on the papers which she occasionally contributed to ornithological journals and looking up from time to time to gaze out over the headland to the sea and the far horizon, could see again that carved, weather-browned Aztec face with its hooded eyes under the grey-black hair, drawn back into a bun, could hear again a voice which, for him, had been one of the most beautiful female voices he had ever heard.    
Now it was late afternoon and the headland lay enriched by the mellow afternoon light, the sea a wide expanse of wrinkled blue with a painter's stroke of purple laid on the horizon.
The colours and shapes were intensified by the sun's last strong rays so that the ruins of the abbey looked unreal, a golden fantasy against the blue of the sea, and the dry grass gleamed as richly as a lush water meadow.
There was a window at each of the compass points, and, binoculars in hand, he made his slow perambulation.
To the west his eyes could travel along the narrow road between the reed beds and the <head>dykes</head> to the flint-walled and Dutch-gabled cottages and the pantiled roofs of Lydsett village and the round tower of St Andrew's Church.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40027" docsrc="bnc_HGN_818">
<answer instance="dyke.40027" senseid="dyke%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I am not your imaginary playmate.
Call me that once more and you'll be very, very sorry.&equo;    
&bquo;If I put a foot wrong now, I'll scare her off.&equo;    
&bquo;Take risks, be heroic!&equo;    
&bquo;Your timing's crap, Kokos.
Don't you know the first thing about seduction?&equo;    
&bquo;How dare you!
Remember what I am?&equo;    
&bquo;We don't all have demonic powers.
Give me a bit of credit for knowing how to act on my own turf.&equo;    
&bquo;Your turf, Miss Would-Be Lesbian Heart-Throb, may include every <head>dyke</head> bar and women-only disco between here and Brixton, but it does not include a Chasidic wedding hall.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40028" docsrc="bnc_A0N_1422">
<answer instance="dyke.40028" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
We must keep up the pressure on the lairds, the stream of meetings, so that we are all welded together, we feel our accumulated powers, day in day out.
And the lairds believe that that is all.
Under the cover of the hubbub we must organize the families, until each listed man knows where he will go, and who will feed him, when the platoon comes to march him off.    
Cameron's brain reeled slightly under the weight of all these alternatives.
He had better try them out to James.
They were walking steadily up the strath, past Castle Menzies, looking unreal in its composed beauty under early Sunday sunshine, past the close-built cottages and huts of Dull which looked like scree left by a spate, heaped-up boulders, shaggy heather thatch, <head>dykes</head> built recently with field stones and already falling down.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40030" docsrc="bnc_ASR_667">
<answer instance="dyke.40030" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40030" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
If you reflect for a moment on which areas are likely to have rocks under tension, and where cracking and dyke intrusion are likely, you will realize that the mid-ocean ridges are hot favourites for this kind of activity.    
Iceland, astride the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, provides an excellent example.
With the Atlantic Ocean floor spreading away in opposite directions from the ridge, Iceland is getting wider at a rate of about half a centimetre per year, so a lot of new material has to be added continuously in the zone of tension in the middle, or else the two halves would soon be completely separated.    
Most of the material is injected in the form of <head>dykes</head> which don't reach the surface, and it's been estimated that the total thickness of dykes intruded in the last ninety million years is over 400 kilometres!
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40033" docsrc="bnc_H7K_504">
<answer instance="dyke.40033" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40033" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The most surprising fossil find of the study was an 18th century clay pipe, more than 20 feet down.    
My interpretation of what is going on at the present day is being saved for the next chapter, but some of the most startling results come from the latest (and most accurately dated) deposits.
It is well known that Roman remains are found at considerable depth in the lower Thames Valley and that the&quot; Roman snail&quot; they introduced to Britain is found far down in hill wash and similar deposits.
Going farther back, into post-glacial times, we find evidence that erosion and deposition were sometimes very rapid indeed.
Along the chalk downs in southern England there are a number of short, steep-sided dry valleys traditionally blamed on the devil (for example, Devil's <head>Dyke</head> near Brighton).
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40035" docsrc="bnc_CHH_1352">
<answer instance="dyke.40035" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The path continues for around a mile to the Bloody Bush pillar &mdash; named after a dispute over where exactly the border ran.
From the Bloody Bush pillar retrace your steps, going back into Scotland until just before the summit of the hill you see a small cairn on the right.
Leave the path and walk along the hillside until you come to three prominent cairns &mdash; the Grey Lads.
From here descend into Liddesdale, aiming towards a group of large green farm sheds across the valley.
Pass a small shed on your left and go through a gate until you reach the Larriston Burn.    
Follow the track which leads downstream and when it divides, turn right into a field.
The track continues until you come to a ford.
Once across the ford leave the track and walk through the fields by the burn side.
Your way will eventually be blocked by a stone <head>dyke</head> , but if you stay near the burn you'll find a gap.    
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<instance id="dyke.40036" docsrc="bnc_K6P_199">
<answer instance="dyke.40036" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Were they the ones that   really bad?    
Mhm.
Aye.                    
What's erm what what's   most affected  .    
Oh I think we were one of the worst hit was Cruisbruk was aye.
It was up on a height   suppose.
Aye.
But it was during the night you see, the the nineteen fifty three one was   started wayward nine or ten o'clock.
It was more in the daytime.    
And did that do damage      
Aye it did a lot of damage the <head>dykes</head> and that.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40038" docsrc="bnc_ASR_662">
<answer instance="dyke.40038" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40038" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Central vent eruptions occur all over the world, on the mid-ocean ridge volcanoes, at destructive plate margins, and along the African rift valleys; there is no particular environment which is specially favourable to them.    
Fissure eruptions are different in this respect.
They occur in areas where the Earth's crust is subjected to tensional forces, trying to pull it apart.
Where this happens, the crust may actually break, gaping open in long, narrow, slot-like vertical cracks.
At the surface these cracks may remain open and empty, forming deep clefts, but deeper down, magma forces its way up into the crack, widening it considerably by hydraulically wedging the walls apart.    
These magma-filled cracks are known as dykes.
If the magma pressure is great enough, it will force its way right up the dyke to the surface, spilling out to form lava flows.
This will happen more or less simultaneously at several points along the length of the <head>dyke</head> , hence the name fissure eruptions.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40039" docsrc="bnc_AKR_512">
<answer instance="dyke.40039" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Most families have packed their bags, ready to evacuate their homes, although officials say every effort will be made to save the village.    
Signor Fichera, whose vineyards and orchards were destroyed, left his cottage after hanging out a banner saying: &bquo;Thanks to the government&equo;, hinting at the anger among residents who say the authorities should have acted sooner to protect them.    
Signor Finchera also set up a table with a bottle of wine on it to &bquo;welcome the lava&equo;.
Etna is &bquo;tired and must be thirsty&equo;, he said in a bitter, parting comment as he left his land.    
But a bar owner said: &bquo;Since this all began the town has been making money hand over fist.
It has become a tourist trap.&equo;    
After passing the <head>dyke</head> , the lava flow accelerated slightly and forked into two, forming a pair of streams each about 20 yards wide.    
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<instance id="dyke.40041" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6048">
<answer instance="dyke.40041" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40041" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Felsic dykes that cut strongly mylonitized portions of the granitic intrusions (Tsm and Ttp) are only weakly mylonitized.
Therefore, magnetizations of high unblocking temperature and high to moderate coercivity found in undeformed parts of the felsic dykes are interpreted to have been acquired during the final phases of ductile deformation of structurally higher rocks.
Slower cooling below 300&deg;C, between 20 and 17Myr, is correlated with brittle phases of extension.
Microdiorite dykes cross-cut the granitic intrusions (Tsm and Ttp), felsic dykes and mylonites.
Microdiorite <head>dykes</head> that intersect the South Mountains detachment fault are highly brecciated and must therefore postdate ductile deformation (22 to 20Myr) and be synkinematic with respect to brittle deformation (20 to 17Myr)  , 19  .
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40042" docsrc="bnc_HGN_1259">
<answer instance="dyke.40042" senseid="dyke%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
One team studies in a school established according to the tenets of the pious eighteenth-century mystic, Rabbi X; the other follows the interpretive theories of his contemporary rival, the Sainted Rabbi Y.    
But their battlefield, between a supermarket loading bay and a playground sprinkled with used syringes, is also a civilian shortcut.
A young woman with a shopping trolley finds herself caught in the crossfire.    
The holy warriors don't notice the non-combatant.
First of all, they have been so accustomed to avert their eyes piously from unknown members of the female sex that they no longer see them.
Secondly, their eyes are on eternal truth, of which each party deems itself the sole defender.    
Although I have not yet announced my presence, this   doesn't stop me giving Rainbow a little treat.
To wit, the chance to be Ms Galahad, the Amazon on the white horse (or, in this case, the <head>dyke</head> in the black taxi), who rescues the fair damozel in distress.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40046" docsrc="bnc_HGN_2241">
<answer instance="dyke.40046" senseid="dyke%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
(Would it help if she mentioned those nice Jewish maydels, Gertrude and Alice?    
&bquo;Who?&equo;
Riva will enquire politely.
The books she reads are different.    
Perhaps a scriptural reference &mdash; Ruth and Naomi?    
Perilous, that one.
Scandalise this sheltered creature, and she'll kick you out, and bolt the gates to paradise behind you.)    
Rosenbloom takes a breath.
Where to start?    
&bquo;A dyke&hellip;&equo; she ventures.
&bquo;What's a <head>dyke</head> ?
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40047" docsrc="bnc_BN6_349">
<answer instance="dyke.40047" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40047" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Anyhow, a man called Jack Foster, who came from round Middleton way, was employed as her farm manager, and ended up marrying Miss Walker.
I remember the wedding and I do believe that Mr Foster was a bit younger than she, but he was a very sincere and deeply caring person.
I do know that they were both very kind to their hired help and treated one or two more like sons than employees.
They   would let them stay on until they married and got farms of their own, because, perhaps, their own home circumstances would not be very good.
Miss Walker was a mature lady when she married, if my memory serves me correctly, and they never had children of their own.     
The Walkers of Briar Dyke    
There were some other Walkers at Brier <head>Dykes</head> who were related to Miss Sarah Anne.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="dyke.40050" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40050" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
A central body of granite trending NNW &mdash; SSE is flanked by a marginal belt of veined gneisses, the veins dying out away from the central body of granite.    
The granites throughout the Islands tend to be coarse grained and grey or pink in colour, and with the accompanying pegmatites very coarse grained and pink or reddish in colour, similar to the typical Laxfordian pegmatites on the Scottish mainland at Loch Laxford.
Erosion of the granites gives rise to a barren, rolling landscape such as is seen in the Uig Hills of western Lewis, and steep, inaccessible sea cliffs such as are present in western Harris.    
c) Several phases of <head>dyke</head> emplacement took place: 1) an early group which were intruded between the Scourie and Laxfordian events and which comprise mainly basic types, particularly metadolerites.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40051" docsrc="bnc_ASR_668">
<answer instance="dyke.40051" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
With the Atlantic Ocean floor spreading away in opposite directions from the ridge, Iceland is getting wider at a rate of about half a centimetre per year, so a lot of new material has to be added continuously in the zone of tension in the middle, or else the two halves would soon be completely separated.    
Most of the material is injected in the form of dykes which don't reach the surface, and it's been estimated that the total thickness of dykes intruded in the last ninety million years is over 400 kilometres!
Since each <head>dyke</head> is quite narrow, averaging only ten metres wide, that's an awful lot of dykes, and a cross-section through Iceland would reveal hundreds and hundreds, sometimes so closely spaced together that there would be scarcely any non-dyke material present and many dykes would be intruded up the middle of earlier ones.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40056" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6031">
<answer instance="dyke.40056" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40056" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Demagnetization behaviour indicates that those well-grouped magnetizations (with high unblocking temperatures and high to moderate coercivities) that are found in South Mountains granodiorite and microdiorite dykes reside mainly in magnetite (Fig. 2).
Those characteristic of the Telegraph Pass granite and felsic dykes reside in both magnetite and hematite (Fig. 2).
South Mountains granodiorite is of normal polarity, whereas the Telegraph Pass granite, microdiorite and felsic dykes are of both normal and reverse polarity (Fig. 3).
The presence of normal or reverse polarity magnetizations is not a function of the magnetic phase dominating the remanence.
Contact tests, involving dykes and host rocks, as well as between Telegraph Pass granite and Precambrian host rocks, have been attempted.
In some of the tests involving dykes, the host rock has a polarity opposite to that of the dykes (Fig. 3).
In these cases, rocks immediately adjacent to the <head>dykes</head> are partly remagnetized in the direction of the dyke.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40058" docsrc="bnc_ECX_951">
<answer instance="dyke.40058" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The loss adjusters acted very quickly and have carried out most of the salvage work for me, leaving a few, normal forms to be filled in.    
There are practical flying lessons to be learnt too.
In future when I land at anything other than properly documented airfields I will ask the question: Are there any other runways or strips that look like runways in the vicinity that could be mistaken for the active runway?
And if people mention obstructions I'll make sure I find out exactly what they mean so that I can identify the threshold of the runway correctly.    
I shall also ensure that, in future when I land on unlicensed fields, I land as short and slow as possible.
The drainage <head>dyke</head> was probably half way down the 1000 metres I had expected and I have easily, in the past, landed the aircraft inside 400 metres.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40062" docsrc="bnc_GYT_133">
<answer instance="dyke.40062" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Mhm.    
Up over the hill.
Oh he, he didn't come over by, oh he did come by the quarry.    
No, I just came over fields, I went along and followed a dyke, I turned left at the cafe, and then followed the first I saw going up.    
Right up over the hill?    
Aye.    
Oh aye,  and then you come             
You, you come down through a field with a lot of beasts in it?    
No I missed it, there was no beasts in the field I came  down.     
 Oh.     
There was a lot of <head>dykes</head> .          
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40065" docsrc="bnc_ECX_914">
<answer instance="dyke.40065" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40065" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
As conditions were calm and my position at that time left me right for a downwind left join in an easterly direction, I elected to land this way and flew a normal downwind base and approach.    
Before I go any further, I should tell you that the briefing I had received on the field was as follows: 1000 metres grass, obstructions at both ends, wind sock on the northerly edge.    
As I flew the approach I observed quite a tall tree on the threshold, which I assumed to be the obstruction.
I maintained my height over this, diving the extra off, rounded out and touched down at about 250 metres into the field.
Just as I was starting to get some real braking action, an ominous dark line appeared across the runway which, from 50 to 60 metres, turned into an overgrown drainage <head>dyke</head> about seven feet wide by five or six feet deep.    
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40068" docsrc="bnc_K4U_9">
<answer instance="dyke.40068" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
On a bright February morning they're up to their wellied ankles in mud and water, turning a formerly ignored site on the edge of heavy industry into a nature haven.    
Up to now, the patch of land off Whessoe Road hasn't had a great deal going for it.
It backs onto a couple of euphemisms, the Civic Amenity Site and the   abattoir  , and a valuable pond which attracted migrating birds has regularly dried up in the summer.    
The British Trust for Conservation Volunteers have already achieved much to improve the site's appeal.    
They have taken steps to stop water draining off from the mini-lake, and done an inordinate amount of plodging in the wetland.    
&bquo;We're trying to increase the amount of aquatic habitat here, which includes planting reed mace and building <head>dykes</head> ,&equo; says Dean Heward, who is organising the project for BTCV.    
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40069" docsrc="bnc_ACK_1579">
<answer instance="dyke.40069" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40069" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Wait till after the jubilee and then we'll go.&equo;    
&bquo;All right,&equo; he agreed.    
All right, Elinor.
Yes, sir, no, sir, three bags full, sir.
Oliver North's got nothing on Otley; he's going to salute any minute now.
He thinks I'm jealous when I get annoyed at his bad manners.
There was the time we were getting off a crowded coach on a day trip to Brighton and he pushed me back into my seat.    
&bquo;Just a minute,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Let the lady go first.&equo;    
I was fuming.
When he went in the Dolphinarium I got the bus up to Devil's <head>Dyke</head> and had my sandwiches up there.    
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40072" docsrc="bnc_J3E_79">
<answer instance="dyke.40072" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
A multi-national project,&quot; Greening the Danube&quot;, has been launched to protect the forests and wetlands on the river's banks from environmentally damaging projects such as the Gabcikovo dam &lsqb;see EDs passim&rsqb;.
The project is co-ordinated by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and aims to influence the actions of the eight governments on the river's course.    
The campaign aims to rehabilitate the river's floodplains, which have been damaged by intensive agriculture and the planting of foreign tree species.
One of the largest rehabilitation schemes will be in the 600,000-hectare Danube delta in Ukraine and Romania, which is amongst Europe's most important bird breeding areas, but has been severely damaged by reclamation of land for cultivation.
Dams and <head>dykes</head> will be removed to allow the delta to return to its natural state.
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40074" docsrc="bnc_FP7_865">
<answer instance="dyke.40074" senseid="dyke%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
He spoke pleasantly, as if passing on a gem of advice to a good friend.    
Ellwood drove an Audi &mdash; fast but not flashy.
He filtered on to the dual carriageway, overtaking a haulage truck and a couple of slow-moving cars, always going back to the nearside lane.
The VW was in sight, staying in the overtaking lane, but hemmed-in.
Ellwood settled down.
He'd driven eight hours that day, but he was feeling good.
Really good.
He was feeling  fine  .    
&bquo;The lesson is: don't threaten me.&equo;
His tone was still light.
&bquo;You <head>dyke</head> bitch.&equo;      
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40076" docsrc="bnc_CAL_1144">
<answer instance="dyke.40076" senseid="dyke%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
As with Russia in 1917, the larger workplaces (and there are lots down the Albert Embankment where I work), are the significant ones.
Equally, the unions, for all their faults, remain, perhaps, the last mass organisation in the country.
Building union organisation is not as dramatic as a riot, but it is still possible and does offer hope where Steve Platt offers pessimism!        
Cartoon cyphers    
While I'm inclined to agree with Ruth Picardie (&bquo;Mad, bad and dangerous&equo;, 1 May) that &bquo;insisting on positive images spells creative death&equo;, and that the protests over  Basic Instinct   have been misguided and stupid, she really is way off the mark when she compares Paul Verhoeven's psycho <head>dyke</head> thriller to Tom Kalin's  Swoon   or Gregg Araki's  The Living End  .    
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40077" docsrc="bnc_F9A_39">
<answer instance="dyke.40077" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40077" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
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Consequently, Julius Caesar was dressed in Elizabethan costume because no one thought that he ought to be dressed any differently.       
 ABOVE   Archaeology involves a broad range of activities and studies.
Even on excavations.
a large variety of tasks have to be done.
Here, the draughts-person is drawing a scale plan of an Anglo-Saxon cremation urn.    
As well as this two-dimensional view, people also had relatively little curiosity about the past.
Although many more ancient monuments and ruins existed than survive today, they were either thought of as relatively recent ruins or natural phenomena, or else they were explained away as having been made by gods or legendary heroes.
Because of these beliefs, many archaeological sites today still bear legendary names such as King Arthur's Cave, Devil's <head>Dyke</head> or Giant's Grave.
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So while the Apostate's squaring the circle with the last of Gittel's breed, I turn my attention to the nearest branch of the familial tree of old Shmuel ben Issachar.
The little dove is finally stirring in her makeshift nest.    
I'm sorry, in a way, that my unorthodox matchmaking exercise has come to nothing.
It would have been amusing to watch Rainbow striving to loosen Riva's rigidities, unbutton her inhibitions, slip off her certainties, rub away her prejudices with a gentle but persistent thumb.    
Lil would be the first to say &mdash; and Nick would back her up that I am never happier than when I'm banging my head against a wall.
I always did like a challenge.
I knew before I started that Rainbow had no missionary tendencies.
It's not in her blood, as <head>dyke</head> or Jew, to go looking for converts.
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&bquo;You do know how to make love.&equo;    
&bquo;Sorry dear,&equo; said Jay.
&bquo;Just couldn't resist.
Look, laugh it off, forget it, sorry.&equo;    
&bquo;I'd never laugh at this,&equo; said Lucy.
&bquo;I don't know what to say.&equo;    
This Jay had not expected.
A fling, a flingette, a sophisticated snigger.
But Lucy pale and unable to meet her eyes?
Jay floundered.    
&bquo;How does it feel to have a <head>dyke</head> fancy you rotten?&equo; she managed.    
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<answer instance="dyke.40082" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
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The granites throughout the Islands tend to be coarse grained and grey or pink in colour, and with the accompanying pegmatites very coarse grained and pink or reddish in colour, similar to the typical Laxfordian pegmatites on the Scottish mainland at Loch Laxford.
Erosion of the granites gives rise to a barren, rolling landscape such as is seen in the Uig Hills of western Lewis, and steep, inaccessible sea cliffs such as are present in western Harris.    
c) Several phases of dyke emplacement took place: 1) an early group which were intruded between the Scourie and Laxfordian events and which comprise mainly basic types, particularly metadolerites.
The amount of deformation these dykes have suffered has been used to unravel the main structural differences between the Scourie and Laxfordian events.
To put it simply, structures cut by the dykes must be Scourian, whereas structures affecting the dykes must be Laxfordian.    
2) Several suites of basic, unmetamorphosed <head>dykes</head> have been emplaced into the rocks of the Outer Hebrides.
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The NCC is determined to maintain its distinctive scenery and very special flora and fauna for such wetlands, sadly, are always under threat.    
We walked along the intersecting tyke walls and met a voluntary warden eager to talk to us about some of the work carried out on the reserve.
Dykes and channels must be kept clear to ensure a constant flow of water.
Invading     scrub is removed with heavy machinery and burnt.
Former open areas of reed and mixed ten vegetation are being steadily reclaimed.
Clay-cored banks have been constructed to form a waterproof perimeter which successfully isolates the reserve.
A sluice system, enabling water to be taken in from external drains and retained, has finally resolved the constant threat of &bquo;drying out&equo;.     
&bquo;Water violets filled the <head>dyke</head> .&equo;    
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In general these rocks have been subjected to high grade metamorphism, have a variable grain size, and occur in north west-south east trending belts, although they have also been recognised as small discontinuous lenses, a few metres in length, intercalated with other gneissic rocks.
The geological map, Fig. 7, shows the distribution of the main Lewisian types.
The metamorphic gneisses throughout the Hebrides have been eroded to a gentle, undulating landscape as can be seen in central Lewis.        
The igneous rocks    
Igneous rocks occurring in the Outer Hebrides can be ascribed simply to one of three main groups: a) the igneous complex of South Harris, including the eastern Basic Gneiss of South Uist; b) the granites and pegmatites; and c) the basic <head>dykes</head> .    
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Therefore its now recomended to Skipnish to represent this to Shawfield, And that unless the three sets of News papers be Continowd by him to us, That the post Drops&hellip;&quot;    
1754 In 1750 a shilling sterling was levied for each quarter land for building a dyke about the Church yard of Killarow but it was not yet finished.    
There is a list of the Quarter Lands in Killarow parish.    
1760&quot; The Meeting Appoints that Six days in harvest be Imployed in Working on the Roads of Islay,&hellip;
That the Inhabitants of Ballulve, Ballighiline, Moalrish.
Persabus, &amp; Kile, wt.
Carnbeg, work on the Quey &amp; ffank of Portaskog.&quot;    
1762&quot; To be payd for killing the Dog that Destroys the Sheep of the Country 3:3:0&quot;    
1769&quot; It is agreed that a sufficient <head>Dyke</head> be built about the Church Yard of Killarow, on such Lyne as Shawfield with the Concurrence of Colin Campbell.
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<context>
For details  .    
Recommended by Hereford and Worcester County Council.      
Heart of England    
 Distance:   39 miles.    
 Time:   3 &mdash; 4 days.    
 Map:   Ordnance Survey Landranger Sheets 138 and 150.    
 Start/finish:   Kingsford Country Park, Kinver, Staffs/Malvern, Worcs.    
 Accommodation:  ,  , Tel:  .              
UPTON TO SOUTH WALSHAM    
This walk takes you by the River Bure to Upton Dyke and then back along quiet lanes and through woods and fields.    
From the car park follow Fleet Lane down to Fleet <head>Dyke</head> which connects South Walsham Broad with the River Bure.
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They have little to look forward to, save for fat legs, flopping in the silt of some riverine beach.    
My shorts were distributed over a half-acre of plants in the sharp silvery light of this place, in the form of white balls, fibrous globs.
So fluffy to see but so hard to the touch.      
&bquo;Regard those buds,&equo; said The Fat Controller, &bquo;for throughout the long day of pluck and twist they turn into barbs and after years of this constant abrading, a deadened rind is added to the pluckers&equo; hands.
This is the cotton workers' equivalent of Repetitive Stress Syndrome.
In due course we will witness similar, half a world away on the Mile End Road.&equo;    
I next found myself lying at the bottom of a crude hopper of duck boards which was set on top of an irrigation <head>dyke</head> .
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Where exposed by erosion even quite small intrusions can be significant features in the landscape, especially if they are composed of a rock type which is markedly more resistant to weathering than the adjacent strata.    
Dykes are vertically discordant intrusions often composed of dolerite and they frequently exist in swarms.
They are typically 1&ndash;20 m across although much greater dimensions occur; the Great Dyke of Zimbabwe averages 6&ndash;8 km across         and is over 500 km in length.
In some cases curved concentric series of dykes radiate outward and upward from a common magma chamber at depth; such features are described as cone sheets.
As with other intrusions, <head>dykes</head> form either positive or negative features depending on whether they are more or less resistant than the surrounding rock (Fig. 5.18).    
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South &mdash; large numbers of ENE-WSW high-grade quartz-cassiterite veins in Crofty Variscan granite near the contact with Devonian metasediments and basic volcanics.
Has been worked for over 100 years but currently under redevelopment and extension with a modernised shaft.
Producing tin mine.    
Unst &mdash; hydrothermal and magmatic PGE in ophiolitic ultrabasic complex.
The PGE are platinum and palladium-enriched.
Associated with an area of old chromite workings.
Investigated by BGS from 1983&ndash;86.    
Vidlin &mdash; small, low-grade, Cu-Zn stratiform sulphide deposit within a zone up to 4 km long and 14 m thick in Dalradian metasediments.
Investigated from 1973 on.
Currently inactive.    
Wheal Jane &mdash; complex Sn-Cu-Zn-As sulphides at elvan (quartz porphyry) <head>dyke</head> contact with Devonian metasediments.
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A beautiful non-tidal cove where Dublin's finest flaunted themselves at an indifferent sea while their wives, children and girlfriends sat half a mile away on what was an excuse for a beach amidst the polluted debris of the capital and not a wave to be seen.
The only movement was an occasional flock of intrepid sea gulls foraging through the mess.
A huge sign at the entrance to the Forty Foot, &bquo;Men Only&equo;, barred all Irishwomen from what was legally part of their national heritage.
We were resolved this nonsense had to stop.
A number of previous attempts to penetrate this male club had been unsuccessful, with the raiding parties being driven back by irate men.
Agreeing that precision timing and strategic planning was essential to our success we assembled a group of twenty indomitable <head>dykes</head> .
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Mm?
Yeah.
 I don't like her.    
 Stephanie.    
You don't like her?   
Not the little one.   
Oh.   
 She's a pest.    
 He didn't want her  to kiss him.   
She wants to keep kissing him and he don't like it.   
When she come round   the middle girl she brought a friend with her   and Ashley was with us   so we ran down the   <head>dyke</head>              
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I maintained my height over this, diving the extra off, rounded out and touched down at about 250 metres into the field.
Just as I was starting to get some real braking action, an ominous dark line appeared across the runway which, from 50 to 60 metres, turned into an overgrown drainage dyke about seven feet wide by five or six feet deep.    
You can imagine my thoughts at this stage.
The only saving grace is that under pressure your decision-making seems to speed up and I'm pleased to say that, instead of freezing, I quickly resolved that there was no way I could brake or slew the aircraft &mdash; still travelling at 55 or 60 mph &mdash; away from the ditch.    
I applied full power and attempted to lift the aircraft off the ground and over the dyke.
There were a few nasty expletives in the air and the thought that, if they hadn't told me about the <head>dyke</head> , what might I encounter later on?    
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&bquo;I heard,&equo; the voice said angrily.
It was a very old sound, more like a tired gate creaking on its hinges than a human voice.    
&bquo;It is time I returned,&equo; the Friar murmured.
&bquo;If the verderers are out the forest is not safe for her.&equo;    
&bquo;The forest is never safe,&equo; Simon answered, &bquo;but she will be safer there than elsewhere.
I shall come with you.&equo;    
Outside the hut the leaves and the grasses sparkled with the brightness of the shower, the air was fresh and sweet with released scents and the song of birds, and then, distantly but distinctly, almost as they emerged, came from very far away, somewhere to west and south of them, the sound of a horn.    
&bquo;Robin hunting,&equo; said the Friar.
&bquo;Where?&equo;    
&bquo;Beyond the Old <head>Dyke</head> .&equo;    
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We interpret the moderate dispersion and dual polarity (except for Tsm) of palaeomagnetic data to indicate that cooling and remanence acquisition occurred over a period long enough to average palaeosecular variation.
The data do not support the idea that remanent magnetization was acquired during a post-extension thermal or low-temperature chemical event at shallow crustal levels.    
Group and grand mean palaeomagnetic directions for the South Mountains intrusive suite are statistically (95% confidence) indistinguishable from Miocene reference directions (Fig. 4).
Assuming that magnetizations in the South Mountains granodiorite, Telegraph Pass granite and felsic <head>dykes</head> were acquired before and during ductile extensional deformation, we interpret these data as demonstrating that the South Mountains footwall has not been significantly tilted after mylonitic deformation.
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Nothing is known about the location and extent of the associated estate; it could have been connected with stone-quarrying around Bath, which was being extracted and used for tombstones at Colchester before the Boudiccan revolt.
A more certain case of an imperial estate is known in Gallia Belgica, in the Ardennes forest region, which was administered from the  curia Arduennae   (Amberloup).
What form of building this  curia   took is unknown, though it may not have been unlike a  principia  .    
No small town in Britain can certainly qualify   as a centre for the administration of an imperial estate, although a case might be made for including Godmanchester and Water Newton.
Both lie close to the Fen Edge, where there is some evidence to suggest that the land reclaimed under Hadrian between the Car <head>Dyke</head> and the Midfendic formed part of such an estate.
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Canon Atkinson regarded the word as indisputedly Old Danish, and the idea that &bquo;horn&equo; was something to be blown as another absurdity; &bquo;horn&equo; meant horned stock and &bquo;garth&equo; meant fence, so we have &bquo;horned-stock fence&equo; &mdash; but for keeping animals out rather than in.
In an appendix to his book, Atkinson surmises that the Horngarth may have originated in a hedge   bounding the abbot's right of way.
Robert Turton discarded these theories and propounded a new one in the  Yorkshire Archaeological Journal   (1908&ndash;9).
According to this, when King Oswy gave the land for a monastery to St Hilda, he retained the hunting rights.
For this purpose a hedge and <head>dyke</head> were built and kept in repair to make a large enclosure into which deer were driven by men with hounds and horns.
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He himself claimed to have been present at the battle of the Boyne, as a private soldier in King William's army; later he deserted from the Royal Regiment of Dragoons (Scots Greys) when serving under the first Duke of Marlborough &lsqb;q.v.&rsqb; in Flanders.
Back in Scotland, in 1712 he attempted to extend his dominions, which stretched from Dumfries to the braes of Glenapp in south-west Ayrshire, into the heart of the latter county; however, his troops were defeated at Newton of Ayr by &bquo;a powerful body of Tinkers from Argyll and Dumbarton&equo;.    
This was not his last military exploit, however.
In 1724 a popular insurrection was organized among farmers, crofters, gypsies, and labourers against the Galloway lairds, who were enclosing with dykes land considered by the people to be held in common.
These rebels, who became known as &bquo;levellers&equo;, appointed Marshall their leader, and he directed successful operations, demolishing by night the <head>dykes</head> constructed during the day.
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But two major problems were encountered;   the cable's weight and the fact that it fell short of its intended destination.    
However after successful joining of an additional length, the task was completed on the November 13, 1851.
It was the first truly successful undersea cable, continuing in business for the next 24 years.    
The very considerable size of this achievement can be appreciated by looking at the hydrostatic pressure undersea cables may have to endure &mdash; up to 4t/in2, at a depth of three miles.
Moreover, the cable will move with the current, more violently in shallow water and close to a shoreline.
In tropical oceans, there is also the problem of the teredo worm, one of the lamellibranch family of boring molluscs, whose destructive vigour proved as deadly to submarine cables as it had previously done to ships' timbers, wharves and sea <head>dykes</head> .        
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<answer instance="dyke.40117" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="dyke.40117" senseid="dyke%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Ronald M Birse    
 ,  Joseph   (1819&ndash;1883), agricultural engineer, was born at Dog <head>Dyke</head> on the Witham river in Lincolnshire 12 July 1819, the son of John Allenby Shuttleworth of Coningsby, a boat builder, and his wife Rebecca Newton.
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Nowadays the river Derwent is non-tidal due to the flood barrier at Barmby marsh.
Also the first lockgates are at Sutton.
Originally The Ings behind the village was the natural flood basin of the river.
As the road, at this point, was frequently flooded a raised causeway or footpath was built to give access.    
The old watermill was demolished a few years ago, but was active until 1960.
Across the river the remains of a salmon leap   can be seen.
When the lampreys were on the &bquo;run&equo; it was a very lucrative business for the local fishermen.
Today, two angling clubs share the fishing on the banks of the river Derwent.
There is not a public pathway along the river to the south, but if there was, the bridges built for the barge houses could be seen over the drainage <head>dykes</head> .    
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<context>
 Aye.
 Mhm.
But they light the lanterns   henhouse might be about four or five o'clock and you maybe leave it in the henhouse maybe till nine or ten at night.
Hens got extra feed and you got more eggs.      
And that worked?    
Mhm.
Oh it certainly worked.    
But there would have been a lot of work for you boys      
Oh aye.
  hens who were   once the oats were   so   were sown they had to they were closed down and that.
And when we had a   down near the banks <head>dyke</head> and it was fenced round and we used to carry the hens down there at night in a sack on your back.    
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For the purposes of the review, and to allow us to really put the B-1R through its paces, Bluebridge Music have additionally loaned us a brand new example of the HE (horn loaded) series 4x10 SVT speaker cab.    
Initial impressions of the B-1R were extremely favourable; at only 1U high it's slim and stylish, and yet so functional.
An attractively understated colour scheme of black, battleship grey and white (push buttons and gradation markings) adds to the utilitarian aura.    
As you move around the amp, your eye is drawn towards a mini-fan situated in the input side of the unit.
Power means heat production, a situation made even more critical by the fact that internal space for heat dispersion is at a premium on a unit such as this, currently the smallest rackmount amp available with this power rating.
Of course the rack environment itself will subject the B-1R to additional heat from other units, so the fan is a far from decorative <head>facility</head> .    
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PLEASE read carefully the Terms and Conditions on your booking form:    
1.    
The promotional prices are &pound;16.50 per person self-catering, based on four sharing.
Or &pound;40 per adult half-board (children under 14 half-price).    
2.    
Butlin's reserves the right to allocate an accommodation grade of its choice.
In most cases this will be Budget, as detailed in the Butlin's current Breakaway brochure.
To give you an idea, Budget self-catering units offer a fully-equipped kitchenette with an electric or gas cooker, fridge, cooking and dining equipment, colour TV, pillows and blankets or duvets.
The half-board accommodation includes free electricity and heating, colour TV, tea- and coffee-making <head>facilities</head> , maid service, pillows, bed-linen, blankets or duvets.    
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<answer instance="facility.40006" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
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In all of Ayrshire at that time, there were very few hotels offering accommodation and every hotel bed available in Central Ayrshire was booked, some to be shared by several people.
All of the wealthy families had house guests and almost every farmhouse and cottage had arranged to have lodgers.
It was reported that, in the absence of accommodation, many visitors slept in barns.    
During the last few days before the event, as spectators arrived from  , Ayrshire was busier than it had ever been in its history.
Ardrossan harbour, still small and geared more to handling cargo, had to cope with large-scale passenger traffic.
As there was no rail link between Scotland and England, almost everyone travelling from south of the border did so by train to Liverpool and boat from there to Ardrossan.
Transport <head>facilities</head> in Ayrshire were almost non-existent and many passengers disembarking at Ardrossan had to walk to their destinations.
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<answer instance="facility.40007" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
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Pedestrians make up one third of road user deaths, the largest single category.
The pedestrian fatality rate in Great Britain (3.1 per 100,000 population) is comparable to that of France and the GDR, but is high in comparison to other countries with similar populations and levels of traffic, such as Japan (2.9) and Italy (2.4) The Scandinavian countries are very much safer still and the Netherlands at 1.3 is more than twice as safe a place to walk as Great Britain.    
There are, of course, particular danger spots in the pedestrian environment.
Over half of all casualties, for example, occur at junctions.
When NCC survey respondents were asked to identify the problems of a particular danger spot known to them, one third cited junctions and around one quarter pointed to traffic volume, traffic speed and lack of pedestrian <head>facilities</head> .
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Surrounded by the soft, rolling hills of Armadale, Moffat House is set in two acres of mature garden and has magnificent views of the Annan valley.
It is a mid-18th-century mansion built by the famous architect, John Adam, and typically consists of a main building with two connecting wings.
It is situated in the charming old spa town of Moffat, a recent winner of both the &bquo;Best Kept Village&equo; and the &bquo;Scotland in Bloom&equo; awards.    
Whilst the exterior of the house is largely unaltered since its earliest days, the interior has been completely refurbished, although the main architectural feature, a stunning central spiral staircase, remains.
There has been much modernisation and recently a new bar/lounge and conservatory have been added.
All fifteen bedrooms have private <head>facilities</head> and colour TV.
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<answer instance="facility.40011" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
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The original corrugated iron booking office (and present shop) is to be preserved but as soon as possible it will be rebuilt, using identical, sound materials and the interior will be adapted as offices.    
On the other hand, the modern, temporary buildings on the platforms will be removed.    
Another major objective of the plan is a volunteers' block, providing messing and hostel accommodation.    
Sited in the car park, south of the station, the design is for a new two storey building, brick built and externally reminiscent of traditional nineteenth century railwaymen's lodging houses.
Ultimately, it is expected to provide overnight accommodation for up to 30 volunteers.
<head>Facilities</head> for all volunteers including those not in need of sleeping quarters will be provided on the first floor.    
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The unfortunate victim was wheeled   directly into the major treatment area, where he was examined by the duty medical officer.
He was swabbed with spirit and covered with a cold wet sheet.
He was very confused, his body temperature was high and he was dehydrated.
An intravenous infusion was started.
On the other side of the major treatment bay was the field dental chair.
A Canadian soldier with toothache was receiving expert treatment from the Field Ambulance dentist.
Being the only military dentist in Nijmegen, he had willingly offered his service to all the assembled nationalities in Heumensoord camp.
In another area of the medical <head>facility</head> , the physiotherapy officer was hard at work; a deluge of strained joints, aching muscles and swollen feet were receiving very professional treatment with ice and ultrasound.
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Leeds Diocese has to find more than &pound;1 million a year towards the cost of Catholic schools.    
Meanwhile, police of the Gipton Urban Crime Unit, whose job is to improve the quality of life in an area where as many as 60 per cent of families are on income support, are concerned that special Government funding for the unit will stop on March 31st.      
College invests &pound;1.2m in new hall    
BISHOP KONSTANT donned a hard hat on a building site to cut the first turf for a new &pound;1.2 million hall of residence at Trinity and All Saints, Horsforth, a College of the University of Leeds.
He is Chairman of the College Board of Governors.    
The new hall will provide residential accommodation for an extra 100 students on the campus in study bedrooms with en suite <head>facilities</head> , a warden's flat and facilities for the disabled.    
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Inside the hotel there is a large restaurant/dining room, a breakfast room with television and bar, and a typical wood panelled stube.
During the main part of the season, music is occasionally played on the hotel's terrace during the evening.
Standard rooms have free use of shower.
Public tennis courts and swimming pool are close by.    
No lift; 50 bedrooms; singles available.        
HOTEL STRASS &amp; ANNEXES (3+)    
The Strass has been popular with British holiday-makers for many years, and is conveniently situated in Mayrhofen's main street, next to the Penken cable car.
As well as free use of the indoor swimming pool, guests can use the <head>facilities</head> offered in the adjoining Freelax Fitness Centre for a local charge: Sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi, solarium (coin-operated), squash courts, outdoor tennis and massage facilities.
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Modern 295 room hotel situated City Centre close to International Convention Centre, National Indoor Arena, downtown Shopping and Theatres.
Conservatory restaurant, two bars, well equipped health club and pool.
Parking free on site to residents.
Weekend break rates available on request.
 Hyatt Regency Birmingham A        
The Hyatt Regency Birmingham brings the celebrated Hyatt touch to the United Kingdom's second city.
Located in the centre of Birmingham, it looks back to the city's rich heritage with its colourful canalside setting; and forward to a dynamic future through its direct link with the International Convention Centre and renowned Symphony Hall.
 Kerry House Hotel E        
Comfortable and private house near to NEC and Airport.
All rooms have en-suite <head>facilities</head> , colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities.
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Dell Computer Corp finally brought its low-end Dimension range of desktop and notebooks (CI No 1,953) to Europe last week and cut European prices on its existing products by up to 18%.
It also introduced its 325SLi &bquo;ultra portable performance notebook&equo; and, at the opposite end of the market, a high-end network server; the 400/XE.
The company has also implemented a European version of its Selectcare post-sales support services, which gives users, corporates and third party maintainers a selection of offerings ranging from free 24 hour, seven day a week telephone support to four-hour on-site service, a parts-only package or a self-maintainers programme for those with a do-it-yourself bent.
Dell says it delayed the introduction of the Dimension machines until the small office and home office market picked up outside the US, but it also had to get its European manufacturing <head>facility</head> in Limerick, Ireland tooled up.
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Article 22 should be used by the Agriculture Departments to set up farm pilot schemes showing how a wide range of objectives of the broadened farm development plan can be achieved, including nature and landscape objectives.      
16.      
Any enhancement of HLCA payments (Articles 13&ndash;15) &bquo;to improve or maintain the natural landscape&equo; should be reimbursed by EEC funds and should be linked to conservative needs, e. g. agreed stocking levels below those that could be supported for purely agricultural objectives.
The Agriculture Departments should be able to offer such payments only with NCC advice and agreement that conservation objectives would be realised.
Such a <head>facility</head> would normally apply to a physically discrete or contained site (e.g. a single pasture, groups of pastures, a wetland separated from other land) in order that livestock from another ownership or section of land could not substitute for the agreed reduction.      
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This pattern of selling undermines one of the standard explanations for the low level of private share ownership in the UK, namely that buying and selling shares is too complicated.
Not too complicated, it would seem, for the 3.4 million shareholders who sold their electricity distribution company shares within two months of their issue.    
That leaves two plausible reasons for the British public's stubborn refusal to enjoy the fruits of share ownership: savers are either too dim or too smart.
It must be conceded that private shareholders to not always behave logically over their investments.
Personal equity plans, for example, have not until now commanded the following that their tax-exempt status would justify, whereas scrip dividend <head>facilities</head> have enjoyed a high take-up rate given their generally modest benefits and administrative inconvenience.  .    
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You may be required to pay up front for any treatment and will only be able to reclaim part of the cost.    
You are unlikely to find much in the way of sheltered housing or retirement home developments in France.
In the West Country, buyers are spoilt for choice.    
Even some of the most popular retirement spots, such as Torbay, Sidmouth, Bath and Budleigh Salterton, have their fair share of bargains, with prices 40 per cent down on three years ago.    
A big attraction of the West Country for many second home owners is the opportunity it offers for waterside living.    
Peter Thompson, marketing director of Marina Developments Group, says:    
&bquo;We have the best sailing and the best <head>facilities</head> for boat owners, with prices of waterfront homes here at rock bottom.&equo;          
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Unrepentant Lloyds said last night the error was all Helena's &mdash; she should not have gone overdrawn in the first place.    
Helena said: &bquo;I know I have no overdraft facility but I genuinely believed there was enough money to pay my mortgage and feel I have been punished out of all proportion.    
&bquo;I was a few pence in the red to a bank that makes millions of pounds in profit every year.    
&bquo;A simple phone call to tell me about the problem would have saved me all this fuss and expense.&equo;    
Helena, who earns &pound;150 a week as a machine operator, said: &bquo;I have been treated abominably, like an irresponsible child, not a customer who made a very small mistake.&equo;    
Lloyds spokesman Jo Harper said: &bquo;This customer has a savings account which has no overdraft <head>facility</head> .
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Open Saturday before Easter to first Sunday in November, 10am to dusk or 8pm.
Admission &pound;3, all trout caught must be bought (&pound;1.35 per lb).
Hire of bait or fly rod only 75p.
Coffee Shop.    
 Trout Farm  .
Come see and feed the fish 50p inclusive.          
North Riding Forest Park    
Enjoy the Forest Experience by taking one of the Forest Drives at Dalby or Newtondale.
Experience the rugged wildness of Newtondale or the varied habitats of Dalby.
Both drives have picnic places and waymarked walks and you can buy souvenirs at Dalby Visitor Centre (open Easter to October).
Disabled <head>facilities</head> are provided in the toilets at Dalby and there is a special wheelchair walk at Staindale Lake.      
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In the recent Association of Tennis Professionals forum which was held in Florida during the Lipton Players International, Professor Rudrapatna V. Ramnath of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, stated the view that &bquo;&hellip; we have reached the stage of diminishing returns in racket technology.
We are pushing hard against the limit&equo;  .      
Basically, he is questioning the ability of racket manufacturers to make drastic technological alterations that will bring about significant changes to the on court performance of the consumer.    
Protagon, while believing that its racket construction meets all the necessary criteria necessary to compete favourably with other top grade rackets on the market today, also believes that, by offering the supplementary <head>facility</head> of string adjustment, it is providing a tangible benefit which year by year frame improvements cannot match.    
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Adventure playground: in the woods near the village.    
Tennis: There's plenty of choice.
Kirchberg has 3 indoor and 4 outdoor courts.    
Squash: Courts are available in the village.    
Nightlife: Plenty is organised by our local representative.
This includes bowling evenings and horse-drawn buggy rides.
For those with bags of energy left after exploring the valley, try the local night club, or a few beers in the local pub &mdash; The Londoner!    
Free activities: There is a weekly brass band concert, weather permitting.
There are also occasional guided walks, chess club evenings and a weekly rifle shoot (all during high season).      
TRAUBLINGERHOF (3+)    
Recently built, this is a traditional, friendly hotel with good <head>facilities</head> just five minutes from the village centre.
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It would appear to be an astonishingly generous offer to the game in this country, given that the only person who stands to lose out of such a venture is Lloyd himself.    
&bquo;It's the best offer that the councils could ever get involved in,&equo; says an enthusiastic Lloyd.
&bquo;The council provides the site, I take care of their &pound;400,000 investment which in the current economic climate they can't find, and the LTA gives me their &pound;200,000 grant to run it.    
&bquo;Eight acres is all the council needs &mdash; we'd build the club and manage it both as pay and play and as a private club.
&bquo;The first council to do it would share in enormous benefits.&equo;    
As the Lloyd empire grows, so too does the <head>facility</head> to create environments &mdash; facilities &mdash; from which champions can be produced.    
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Take a look at the piping detail above the buffer beam.        
WELSHPOOL &amp; LLANFAIR LIGHT RAILWAY PRESERVATION COMPANY LTD.          
EXPANSION JOINT    
Llanfair gets a face lift    
By RALPH CARTWRIGHT    
WITH IMPRESSIVE improvements complete at Welshpool, attention has recently turned to Llanfair station.    
Here, the railway developed its   headquarters   when there was little money to spare and the buildings inherited in 1960 have been adapted and added to in piecemeal fashion.
Nearly 30 years of use by the present regime have taken their toll, too.    
The aim now is to improve and expand both <head>facilities</head> for passengers and the accommodation the railway provides for volunteers.    
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It was that a newly-elected government should consider the facts that every day, the NSPCC's professionals are working with an average of nearly 2,000 cases, involving some 4,300 children; that around 120,000 calls were handled by the society in the first year of their new, free 24-hour national child protection line; and that more children than ever before are getting in touch with the NSPCC.    
Council member Robin Radley, president of the Surrey/Hampshire branch, backs the call to the newly elected government to:    
Ensure that the UN   Convention   on Children's Rights is properly reflected in all service provision and legislation affecting children.
A Children's Rights Commissioner should be appointed immediately to ensure that children's rights in the UK are upheld.    
Produce a strategy to prevent child abuse and neglect.
This strategy would facilitate crucial improvements to preventative services such as family care centres and counselling <head>facilities</head> .    
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Mendip's remarkable scenery includes the dramatic beauty of the limestone Mendip Hills and broad expanses of the Somerset Levels.    
The folds of the Mendips have created a wealth of picturesque combes and valleys in which mellow, stone-walled villages nestle.
Underground, hidden rivers have carved out an amazing system of caverns, like those of the famous Wookey Hole Caves.        
MUCH TO SEE AND DO    
Mendip offers a wide range of places to visit and heritage attractions include remains of Roman and Iron Age settlements, as well as mediaeval castles at Nunney and Farleigh Hungerford.    
Lovers of the countryside will enjoy an extensive network of footpaths and attractive <head>facilities</head> like the National Trust Nature Reserve at Ebbor Gorge, near Wells.
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The lead managers of all Heron's bonds are to meet at the offices of Credit Suisse in Zurich on Monday to plan a concerted response after hearing outline proposals from the company in London last Friday.        
Questor Column: Ocean making slow headway    
Edited by Marc Popiolek    
THE former shipping company Ocean Group still owns tug boats and oil rig supply vessels, but these days the thrust of its expansion is in environmental services and distribution.    
Ocean has lodged planning applications for a waste-to-energy facility in south London and a toxic waste incinerator near Middlesbrough.    
On the distribution side, it has been building greenfield warehouses on the Continent and recently paid &pound;10m to buy a <head>facility</head> in Warrington out of receivership.    
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All settings up to about 8 (out of 10) on the master volume elicit a clear, punchy tone, right down to the lower notes on my 5-string, and live it proved well able to compete with two rawk'n'rawl guitar players and a loud drum kit on an R&amp;B pub gig.
The previous evening I used the amp in a very large club as my own backline monitor, with a line out to the PA.
I was very impressed by the volume and depth of sound from such a small cab, and although there's not the power to cover a very large stage, I found there was no great loss in tone when standing to the side of the amp &mdash; a problem with some larger rigs.        
WHAT WE THINK    
Considering the diminutive size of this combo and the fact that it's only an 80 watt amp, I thought the tight, punchy tone and low frequency capabilities were quite remarkable.
If you're looking for portability rather than high output levels and do not need the extra <head>facilities</head> of the big brother amps, you might well find yourself tempted&hellip;    
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Mr Lennox grumbled and glowered.
Stay in a tent or caravan!
The idea was appalling.
They might be ideal for daft holiday-makers, but certainly not for him.
He liked the comfort of his own bed.    
&bquo;Those who still have homes have to take no more than a suitcase each.    
Those of us who lost everything will be given clothes and other necessities,&equo; Maggie informed the older Lennoxes.    
&bquo;What about the house while we're out of it?&equo;
Mrs Lennox asked anxiously.    
&bquo;It'll be safe, you don't have to worry about that,&equo; Susan assured her.    
Maggie sat at the table, thinking that she didn't know about the proposed camp but couldn't wait to get at the promised bathing <head>facilities</head> .
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It is possible that a cement mixer or a tower crane may go into action or other works be carried out, as a hotelier or apartments owner seeks to maintain or improve standards and facilities.
This work may start early in the day as is local practice and can occur at any time of the season.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to foresee the extent and nature of any such activity at a particular time, and we are therefore unable to issue information updates on these rapidly changing local conditions.
Please remember that life has to go on abroad as well as at home.        
f.
What can I expect my hotel room to be like?    
It is not always possible to offer every type of room mentioned in accommodation descriptions with all the flights advertised.
Room <head>facilities</head> do not apply to single rooms which vary in facilities irrespective of the supplement paid.
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Some of these may be local authority centres, offering tuition on a sessional basis at between &pound;2 and &pound;6 an hour; others are professional sailing schools, usually situated in the popular UK holiday areas where a week's fully residential course will cost up to about &pound;200.
Some are sailing clubs, aiming to attract new members by running beginners' courses over a number of weekends, with charges from about &pound;20 to &pound;70.    
Your decision when choosing a course will probably be influenced by location, time restrictions and whether the way the course is structured suits you.
The most important thing to check is that the instructors operate to standards set by the Royal Yachting Association, the governing body for the sport.
Most sailing schools do run to these standards and it is quite rate to find one that doesn't.    
RYA recognition of a sailing school, club or centre implies that you will be taught by qualified, experienced instructors in sea-worthy boats with adequate safety back-up and shore based <head>facilities</head> .
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One of the many highlights is the view down Loch Shiel from Glenfinnan, a vista that has been reproduced many times on gaudy retouched 60s' postcards, and on calendars handed out at Christmas by firms who manufacture ball-bearings.
The landscape is rugged and savage, despite a preponderance of caravans, aluminium chairs and fat people with flasks cluttering up the winding road that runs parallel to the railway for the majority of the journey.
Readers hardly need me to remind them that the simple but   magnificent monument at the head of Loch Shiel is to commemorate the 1745 Jacobite rebellion against English domination.
English tourists might like to be reminded that the ghastly visitor centres, the scant toilet <head>facilities</head> and the gruesome catering in the West Highlands of Scotland are there to get you back for the fact you won.    
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A phased move may prove ideal if the original location of the company is spread over several sites as one site can move at a time and so not cause total disruption to the business.
On the other hand, in administration terms, suppliers, customers and employees will need to know which part of the operation is in which place and when it will be there, otherwise communication between the different sites may become confused.
It is also important to determine which activities and functions should be housed in the new and old locations especially if the organisation plans to carry out either a phased move or to keep a small presence in the old site after the main move has taken place.    
Besides working out space requirements in the new location, the planners have to decide whether the organisation needs any special   <head>facilities</head> both for its own operations and for its employees.
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Using all of the system's facilities, management can analyse sales and staffing levels in multiple bars on a single site, or can view an entire operation remotely from a head office.    
Contact Quintek Systems Ltd, 4 The Courtyard, Denmark Street, Wokingham, Berkshire RG11 2AZ.
Tel: 0734 771444.        
NORTHMACE, a British company which specialises in the provision of bedroom amenity equipment to hotels, now supplies televisions.    
The company can provide televisions on contract rental, hire purchase or outright purchase.
Full maintenance cover is also available.        
Sports package    
SIEMENS Nixdorf Information Systems has launched Club 2000, an integrated leisure management software package, for any type or size of sports and leisure club.    
Club 2000 features an Access Control System which enables members to book and use <head>facilities</head> with a single magnetic strip membership card.        
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Schemes for training, education and enforcement of cyclists' and motorists' behaviour will therefore be as important as physical planning and design.    
The maintenance of bicycle facilities (often forgotten by local authorities) is essential to ensure continuing safety of cyclists.    
A &bquo;bicycle perspective&equo; must permeate any planning for cyclists.
The bicycle has its own unique characteristics and cyclists are not a homogeneous group, they are people of a wide age range, cycling ability, experience, and traffic judgement, who are cycling for a variety of different reasons.        
The provision of facilities    
It is apparent from Hudson's remarks that inserting cycle <head>facilities</head> into established urban areas is not an easy task, a simple matter of earmarking space with a brush and a bucket of paint.
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<context>
Of the four remaining switches, Soft Clipping takes some of the harsh overtones out of the sound while H.F. Distortion does the opposite; screaming harmonics are the order of the day here.
Clean Amplifier seems to mix a little more of the clean sound in with the overdrive.
For instance, the melody of a solo becomes clearer.
Finally, Close Mic Effect has a more dynamic result than Soft Clipping leaving a full, rounded sound with only a hint of edge.    
My one criticism of SansAmp has always been the harshness of the top end; the GX-7 certainly has less odd harmonics and so produces a distortion sound which is more pleasing to the ear.
Changes?
I'd like to see a switching <head>facility</head> between the clean (with the excellent Presence control) and the overdrive sound by the simple inclusion of a footswitch socket.
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It had apparently been hoped that the numbers of long-term patients suffering from dementia would diminish with the rundown of the asylums.
However, a contrary trend of rapid increase in the number of &bquo;elderly severely mentally ill patients requiring hospital care&equo; was discovered.
In response, the Co-ordinating Committee for Powick, chaired by an academic from Birmingham University and involving six public authorities, decided to dedicate two further units specifically for this group, one being provided by the conversion of a general practitioner (GP) maternity unit.        
What were the results of the Worcester Development Project?    
Although Powick did not close until 1989, admissions had stopped a decade earlier.
Lawrence, Cumella and Robertson analysed admissions to Kidderminster DGH during the first six years without the &bquo;back-up&equo; <head>facility</head> of admission to Powick.
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<context>
The threat of or the actual stopping of supplies or services can often produce payments when all else has failed.    
But it will only work if further orders are required and other suppliers are not readily available.    
The decision lies between the possibility of losing future business by stopping supplies or of running the risk of a bad debt or a slow paying debt by not doing so.    
If the decision is made to stop then the first step is to advise your customer's buyer of the situation promptly.
There is no sense in doing this, however, unless there is an order in the pipeline.
It will only cause a problem where none exists and provide an excuse for delaying payments on existing debts.      
Important    
Credit <head>facilities</head> should only be reinstated once you are reasonably sure there will be no more problems with getting paid.
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There is  The Times   front page of 16 November 1976, on which I announce that &bquo;the Lebanese civil war &mdash; or at least that stage of the conflict that cost&hellip; almost 40,000 lives &mdash; came to an end this morning when a Syrian army, 6,000 strong and accompanied by hundreds of tanks and heavy armoured vehicles, occupied the entire city of Beirut.&equo;    
Here is a special  Times   supplement, no less, devoted to the future recovery of Lebanon in which I write of the ships returning to Beirut port, of the re-opening of central banking <head>facilities</head> , the renovations at the temples of Baalbek, the arrival of the first postwar tourists &mdash; Swedes, of course &mdash; who were bussed off to the ruins of the Palestinian camp of Tel al-Za'atar and then to the Bekaa.
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<context>
Designed for our members in association with Barclays, the RAC MasterCard is the ideal complement to your RAC membership.    
The RAC MasterCard offer everything you would expect from one of the world's major credit card organisations.
And you don't ever have to bank with Barclays to apply.
Accepted in over 7 million places worldwide, you can use it wherever you see the familiar MasterCard, Eurocard or Access signs.
What's more there are additional benefits specially offered to RAC MasterCard holders:    
&bull;Up to &pound;400 emergency credit reserve.
In addition to your normal credit <head>facility</head> , you will be able to call upon this additional reserve to help you cope with unexpected expenses such a last minute change to travel plans, or an unplanned stop over in a hotel.    
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Would factoring release money tied up in your sales ledger?
If you are engaged in foreign trade, would loans or an overdraft in foreign currency help you?
We can help you find the  cost-effective solution,   whether it is  one method of funding or the clever combination of different methods  .
Finally, we know how often you need a quick decision before an opportunity disappears.
We are  geared for speed  .
Application is made  extremely simple for you  .
And most of our  decision-making is local  , so valuable time isn't lost through referring decisions &bquo;upwards&equo;.    
Medium and long-term finance &mdash; Businessloan and Flexible Businessloan pages 6&ndash;9    
Short-term finance &mdash; Managed Rate <head>Facility</head> , Acceptance Credits, and Money Market Loans pages 10&ndash;13    
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<answer instance="facility.40077" senseid="facility%1:09:00::"/>
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The duties of a Resident, Temple asseverated, were such as to give &bquo;opportunities for the exertion of any degree of administrative capacity, tact, and industry&equo;, and, amplifying: &bquo;It may readily be supposed that this keeping in touch with the people without impairing the authority of the Emir and consequently of the whole native administration, is no easy task, and one on which any amount of administrative tact and ability can be exerted.&equo;
Much more appears in the same vein; but Temple is at his most eloquent in describing the qualifications of the successful Resident.
A Resident, he writes, must possess    
an inborn sympathy and liking for the native and his affairs&hellip;
Next after this by far the most important qualification, more important far than special industry or special <head>facility</head> in acquiring native languages for example, is a sense of proportion.
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<answer instance="facility.40079" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
A meeting with the area planning officer, about the changing hut on the Stratton Bates recreation ground has resulted in him recommending that the hut be replaced with a building of similar size and in the same location.    
However, he says that it should be built of brick and slate, access from Rosebery Road should be considered, and there should be 24 parking spaces.
Landscaping should also be an integral part of the planning.    
As no car parking exists at present, councillors expressed surprise over the stipulation as the new building would simply be a replacement.    
Alresford's recently formed rugby club, who have successfully completed their inaugural season using <head>facilities</head> at Perin's School, have asked the parish council to consider creating a rugby pitch at Arlebury Park.    
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<answer instance="facility.40080" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Restoring confidence in London's financial centre will be harder than fixing its bomb-damaged buildings    
&bquo;BUSINESS as usual&equo; was the upbeat message emanating from the City of London after the IRA exploded a huge bomb in the heart of Britain's financial capital on April 24th.
It was the second big explosion there in a year.
The bomb, claimed big-wigs from the prime minister to the bosses of City firms, would not stop London's financial markets from trading normally.
Nor did it threaten London's long-term position among the world's main financial centres.    
Such talk in the face of disaster is necessary and admirable &mdash; but not terribly convincing.
True, on the first working day after the bomb, business did go on much as usual.
Many firms had arranged back-up <head>facilities</head> that came smoothly into operation.
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<answer instance="facility.40082" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It's almost always cannabis&equo;, I was told, &bquo;and I suppose if the Governor really wanted it stopped, he could &mdash; or near enough.
But at what cost?
It would mean searches on every visit, more restrictions, more repression and it would work against everything else we are trying to do.
If it's manageable and doesn't get out of hand I reckon we accept it.    
There are problems, too, in the way in which different prisons have come to deal with long-term prisoners.
This means some men transfer from Category &bquo;A&equo; prisons and find new rules at Maidstone which they believe are petty and restrictive, and facilities which seem less than those they enjoyed elsewhere, in supposedly stricter regimes.
(Some were used to having freezers and food storage <head>facilities</head> as well as cookers on the wing and this restriction on individual choice, in a system where it is precious, hit hard.)
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<answer instance="facility.40083" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
All EC Single Market directives on closer alignment of national pharmaceutical legislation now require compliance by medications, substances and analyses with European Pharmacopoeia convention in its own right emphasises the symbiosis between the two institutions.    
Mme Catherine Lalumi&egrave;re, secretary general of the Council of Europe, explains: &bquo;Adoption of the Council as the framework for the Pharmacopoeia rather than the creation of a European pharmacopoeia was a quite deliberate choice.
It enabled a larger number of European countries to be included at the outset.    
&bquo;Countries such as Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria are already able to apply for observer status before becoming, in due course, parties to the Pharmacopoeia Corporation&equo;.    
In its new location, close to the pharmaceutical faculty of Strasbourg University, laboratory and reference substance <head>facilities</head> are now being fitted out and the transfer or the organisation's secretariat should be completed by the autumn.
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<context>
This is not only in the interests of the student but also helps to ensure a good standard of nursing.    
As mentioned earlier, the needs of the patient are always of prime importance in nursing care, and teaching must not interfere with this care.
Unnecessary procedures must never be carried out just because a learner needs the practice.
But it should be possible by careful organisation to arrange both that the patient gets the best care, and that the learner gains the experience she needs.
Care can, for example, be timed so that a particular nurse has the chance to develop the skills she lacks.
Allocation of work using total patient care should secure this, but as the patient's needs are constantly changing it may not always succeed.    
The ward is thus a ready-made learning resource centre with the <head>facilities</head> and staff to promote the development of good nursing care by the student.
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<answer instance="facility.40086" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
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Gary Tuttle gave the Blues the lead but Sonnex lobbed in an equaliser on 34 minutes.
Matthew Barbrooke restored Lowestoft's lead when heading home Paul Mobbs's cross, but they were denied their first win in eight matches when Gary Taylor made it 3&ndash;3 on 74 minutes.    
The race for the two promotion places in Division One appears to be between top three sides Sudbury Wanderers, Soham and Woodbridge, who were all victorious.    
A Steve Day header on 64 minutes gave leaders Sudbury Wanderers a 1&ndash;0 away win over Warboys Town.        
Leisure project price tag of &pound;2.1m    
THE White Court West development near Braintree will include a leisure centre, community hall and a country park.    
The &pound;2.1 million community <head>facilities</head> are to be provided by site developers Countryside Properties.    
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<context>
This &bquo;quasi objective&equo; exercise suggested that the RHA's need to sell the most valuable parts of its estate, in order to recoup the capital moneys advanced for the closures programme, was not its officers' primary consideration.
The RHA's use of two of the criteria service indicators and financial indicators &mdash; to arrive at a choice of hospitals is shown in Tables 4 and 5.
The analysis not only compared the costs of the six hospitals, but also included the &bquo;Yates&equo; measure of the degree to     which a mental hospital was considered to be &bquo;at risk&equo; because of poor staff-patient ratios, the geographical location of the hospitals relative to catchment area, and the comprehensiveness of local district provision (including social services <head>facilities</head> ).    
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<context>
There are many more exciting game-fishing opportunities awaiting the angler in Northumberland; and the Northumberland Water Authority publish an informative guide to help the visiting angler find sport.
Unlike Scotland, a Water Authority Rod Licence is required in England, prior to fishing, as well as a permit from the water chosen.    
All the loughs and reservoirs are stocked and the most productive, such as Grassholme, Hury and Fontburn, see upwards of 10,000 trout taken each season.
Kielder Water, the largest man-made reservoir in Europe, surrounded by the largest man-made forest in Europe, was opened by HM The Queen in June 1982, and has been developed into a major water-sports centre.    
Kielder offers a wide range of recreational opportunities.
You may launch your own sailing dinghy, motor cruiser or canoe; there are <head>facilities</head> for swimming, water-skiing and sub-aqua diving.
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<context>
1800&ndash;1850 People and The Origins of the Adult Deaf Community.    
The first half of the nineteenth century saw a notable development in deaf history aside from the growth of educational <head>facilities</head> .
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Some of the closed building society accounts pay very low rates of interest; among examples that the  Investors Chronicle   included in its survey were Halifax Subscription Share 3.15%, Nationwide Share Account 1.5%, Alliance &amp; Leicester Money/Builder Plus 3.35%, Cheltenham &amp; Gloucester Investment Share 2.2%, National &amp; Provincial Saver Shares 3.95%, Britannia Ordinary 2. %, Bristol &amp; West Shares 1.5%.    
Norwich &amp; Peterborough has actively informed its savers in closed accounts of the better rates available in other, newer accounts and three other societies &mdash; Nationwide (0800 400417), National &amp; Provincial (0800 446600) and Bradford &amp; Bingley (0274 561545) &mdash; have actually established interest rate helplines.    
All building society investors and financial advisers are strongly urged to check that they are getting the best rates available.      
STOCKBROKING    
Dealing only, no advice    
Fidelity Brokerage has expanded its stockbroking <head>facilities</head> in the UK for investors who make their own decisions and do not want advice.    
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Some degree of accommodation between conservation and tourism is essential, involving the management of both place and people, possibly in a similar way to that employed in the US national parks (section 8.3.1).
Successful management policies have been employed in the centre of Australia, for example, where the major attractions     are Ayres Rock and the Olgas.
Until a decade ago, there was little control on campsites and motels were constructed at the base of Ayres Rock giving free access to climbers and walkers.
This began to promote excessive erosion and Aboriginal concerns relating to infringements of their sacred sites which abound in the region.
As a result, a new resort, Yulara, was constructed which as Fig. 8.3 shows is 19 km from the rock itself and 37 km from the Olgas.
This resort has a large range of <head>facilities</head> , including two luxury hotels, shops, restaurants, camp-grounds, an information centre and an airstrip.
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Network Computing Devices Inc pretty much has the dedicated X-terminal business sewn up, and the Mountain View, California company is now moving in on the personal computer X Window System emulation business with launch of PC-Xware, a single software package that it claims provides full X terminal functionality on personal computers for the first time.
Its case is that full functionality previously depended on users integrating functions from separate vendors.
Designed for machines running Microsoft Corp's Windows, PC-Xware is a direct conversion of the company's NCDware 3.0 software.
PX-Xware includes 32-bit X server functionality, fully integrated terminal emulation, local and remote network protocols, and multiple local window managers &mdash; at &dollar;545.
It also offers the <head>facility</head> to manage and configure personal computers running X Window centrally and remotely.
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In her last public statement, issued through a publicity agent, Mrs Helmsley described her final evening at home as &bquo;lying in bed, cuddling and necking&equo; with her husband, Mr Harry Helmsley, 83, the property magnate who owns the Empire State Building and who was also charged with tax evasion before being deemed too frail to stand trial.
Then she made her way to the Federal Medical Centre in the prison complex at Lexington, Kentucky, in defiant style, cheating the merciless media of a final picture by arriving at 4am.    
She chartered her own jet for the trip, arriving at the prison gates by limousine.    
&bquo;She is depressed and afraid, but accepts the ruling of the judge,&equo; said her lawyer, Prof Alan Dershowitz.    
Mrs Helmsley has been sentenced to four years in jail, and could become eligible for parole in 19 months.
Because she has mild heart disease, she may serve her whole sentence in the medical <head>facility</head> .
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However, large French banks still maintain an overseas presence in many of France's former colonial possessions.
This has been assisted by   some former colonial possessions in Africa maintaining strong economic, financial and trading relationships with France.
Many of them maintain a fixed parity between their own currencies and the French franc.
This monetary union &mdash; the French franc Zone &mdash; facilitates trade and investment.          
International banking today      
Modem methods    
The evolution of the international economy in the 1970s encouraged major banks in most countries to seek overseas representation and involvement.
Such overseas business represented not so much diversification as a natural development of banking <head>facilities</head> to meet customer needs.    
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So the Southern lost its lines west of Salisbury to the Western, the Western gave up its lines in the West Midlands to the London Midland, the Eastern surrendered its access to Manchester, and the London Midland gave up to the Eastern and North Eastern its Yorkshire lines.    
Massive structures remained, many attitudes and management at the beginning of the decade were very similar to those of long ago.
The regional general manager remained effectively the managing director of a large company.
His chief officers formed a board which had a very considerable measure of authority to determine its own ways (witness, for example, the Western Region's adventure with diesel-hydraulic locomotives when the remainder of British Railways was following the diesel-electric path, or   the Eastern Region's policy of civil engineering for speed).
An innovation in organisation sectorisation resulted in the regions losing their business roles and becoming purely the providers of services and <head>facilities</head> .
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But IBM still needs a radical rethink of its ideas, especially with regard to price-performance issues, which users are examining ever more critically.
Erwin even questions whether there is room for the mainframe in this scenario &mdash; &bquo;If the mainframe's price-performance relationship is the same in five years as it is now, it doesn't stand a chance&equo;.        
MEDIA COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES CHIP PROMISES TO CUT MULTIMEDIA COST    
Media Computer Technologies Inc of Santa Clara reckons that its new Video Manager+ &mdash; VM+ &mdash; chip has got the wherewithal significantly to reduce the cost of multimedia support on personal computers.
VM+ is an ASIC which incorporates various <head>facilities</head> needed for manipulating full motion video such as filters, scaling and incremental zoom functions.
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Each unit of  First Class   deals with a particular topic and language area and provides a balance of language skills which reflects what the trainee will need a career in tourism.      
Vocabulary    
 First Class   provides the essential vocabulary for tourism in the nineties.
There is a summary of key vocabulary at the end of each unit for easy reference, and a special feature of the course is the multilingual word-list in French, Spanish, Italian, German, Turkish, and Japanese.         
comprehension practice and presentation of new language    
practice exercises consolidate new language    
clear explanations of grammar        
Language study    
The key language of each unit is presented through situations such as booking flights, comparing hotel <head>facilities</head> , or attending a job interview.
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<context>
Right, time marches on we've got five minutes before this meeting closes, so if you've got another question, I'll take one more question for Chris and then she's off the hook.
Any more questions?    
I could tell you something about the, if you've got the        
 Gordon bennett  .    
  Norman, that erm, one of the   at the moment.    
Yes.    
Was going to have a facility for young people, if you remember, it was suggested that the restaurant was used for young people.    
With still not loosing site of the idea of having a cafe, bar, coffee for people, one of the things that were, that gonna look through and explore explore actually is er setting up some kind of coffee bar <head>facilities</head> at Kingsmoor, the play barn, there next to them.    
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<answer instance="facility.40114" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
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The  National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham  , hosts over 100 large scale trade and public exhibitions each year, covering the whole spectrum of industry, commerce and leisure.
The complex provides 125,000 square metres of exhibition space in 12 halls, and expansion plans are set to double the NEC's original size by the end of the century.    
Adding 20,000 square metres, the recently completed Atrium complex is linked to the main Piazza by &bquo;Skywalk&equo;, the longest moving pavement in the UK.
Large conventions are spectacular rock concerts are held in the 12,000 seat Arena.    
The  International Convention Centre   in the heart of Birmingham, opened in 1991 to universal acclaim.
The ICC has 11 meeting halls to house meetings from 30 to 3,000 people.
The most advanced technical <head>facilities</head> are complemented by the expertise of skilled event planners, technicians and caterers.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="facility.40115" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
If you are interested in coming to our University we shall be very glad to find a place for you if we can, and most certainly to welcome you if you are admitted.
We are a very big institution &mdash; over 11,000 full-time equivalent students &mdash; but still, I think, a friendly place.
We shall assume that you have come to work but not to do it all the time.    
Whether you come to the University of Ulster or not, I hope you find this prospectus useful.
(We should be glad to have suggestions about ways in which it can be improved.)
In any event I wish you every success and happiness in your chosen course and your future career.            
Using the Prospectus    
The General Information section of this prospectus presents an introduction to the University, its <head>facilities</head> and services.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="facility.40117" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The issue we will examine is why delinquency is so attractive to some and unappealing to other youth.
In particular, we will look at why the delinquent response is attractive to working-class male youth.    
In his study of working-class boys in the north-east of England, Corrigan looks at how and why many of these boys get into trouble and engage in delinquent activities.
All of the youths studied were in their last year of school, and all were going to leave at the minimum school leaving age (Corrigan, 1979).    
The leisure activities of these youths centred on the &bquo;street&equo;, the arena where most illegal activity takes place, where most of the fighting and thieving occurs.
They made little use of the youth clubs and other leisure <head>facilities</head> , other than as places to meet their mates.
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<instance id="facility.40118" docsrc="bnc_AMD_1422">
<answer instance="facility.40118" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Riding: Available in Biberwier; cost approx 110AS (Summer &bquo;89 price).
Windsurfing: On the Metterwang Lake.
Mountain lifts: Numerous chairlifts open up entrancing panoramas for you; and a trip on the Tiroler   Zugspitzbahn   should not be missed!    
Free activities: Guided walks of the area's loveliest spots take place weekly; the village band gives regular open-air concerts, and there are classical music concerts in the village church.      
HOTEL RUSTIKA (4)    
The Rustika is a modern hotel which enjoys a quiet, slightly elevated position on the sunny side of Lermoos, close to the centre.
The Rustika's excellent <head>facilities</head> include two spacious dining rooms, a restaurant, hotel bar, TV lounge, cafe, massage/fitness room complete with sauna (free to house guests), and solarium.
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<answer instance="facility.40122" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Lack of loadings have forced the two trips on July 15 and July 29 to go to the wall and FSS spokesman John Leech said: &bquo;The recession still seems to be having an effect on the way people spend their money.&equo;    
There are no plans to resurrect the services which were due to be hauled by former BR Standard 2-6-4 tank 80080 from Crewe to Llandudno.    
It would appear that the passenger selection process has singled the Welshman out as unattractive as North Wales Coast Express loadings are holding up.    
Mr Leech also added that several other services were proving very popular with the travelling public.    
He said: &bquo;The Cambrian Coast Express is all but full while other trains are reporting that the first-class accommodation is full while other <head>facilities</head> are filling up.    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40125" docsrc="bnc_B3D_578">
<answer instance="facility.40125" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
One approach has been the development of a computerized intermediary, or interface, between the end-user and the information retrieval system.
An example of such a computerized search aid is the CONIT &mdash; COnnector for Network Information Transfer developed by Marcus at the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems, MIT.
Users make their requests in a simple command language.
These requests are translated by the computerized intermediary into the appropriate command language of the IR system to be used.
The search aids include a search save process and a multiple database/system regeneration and repeat <head>facility</head> , an automated search technique developed from natural-language phrases via stemming and Boolean AND operation to automatically give a variety of searches based on the original phrase, aids to searching a number of individual databases, and a facility for automatic database selection.    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40128" docsrc="bnc_CNL_137">
<answer instance="facility.40128" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Delrina is basing its pitch on the expected low cost of these modems relative to the cost of buying separate facsimile and answering machines, and the large installed base of Windows users with a single phone line who keep finding themselves talking to modems.
The intended extensions sound quite powerful.
Delrina says that it will support call discrimination, integrated voice mail, Caller ID, an audio notepad, automated dialling, and the standard Windows list is the basic requirement to distinguish between incoming speech, facsimile and modem calls.
Delrina claims, without explaining how, that the close integration of software and hardware will mean that the detection will be more reliable than existing switches, which occasionally make mistakes.
The integrated voicemail <head>facility</head> is designed to provide facilities akin to the familiar answering machine.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40129" docsrc="bnc_CG0_656">
<answer instance="facility.40129" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The danger of going too far was always present right from the start of the renewed intellectual &bquo;blooming and contending&equo;.    
As in the past, the students would be the ones to go over the brink, encouraged and inspired by the &bquo;freer&equo; intellectual environment of 1986.
The open debate in the media had, according to the intellectual Ding Wang (cited in Kelly 1987: 139), stimulated the students to more reflection on contemporary society.
In this sense, the intellectual &bquo;counter elite&equo; were a catalyst of the demonstrations which broke out at the end of the year.
The students' own deteriorating conditions and increasing awareness of problems experienced by other social groups also played a role.
Food, discipline, standards of living, the curriculum, educational <head>facilities</head> , study opportunities and employment prospects were all examined and found wanting by increasing numbers of students.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40131" docsrc="bnc_CS7_954">
<answer instance="facility.40131" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="facility.40131" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
This clearly provided a major incentive to the other two districts to achieve the development of new services.          
The results: overexposure?    
the biggest problems in the running of the new services after closure seemed to have been encountered in Torbay.
However, expectations of a nirvana in mental health for visitors to the &bquo;English Riviera&equo; (as the area is promoted for tourist purposes) may have proved too great for some.
The service was hailed as a pioneering advance in community care.
Its four community mental health centres were modelled on experience in the USA and Europe.
Indeed, this was one of the few areas in the early 1980s to be aware of the significance of these centres for early intervention in psychiatric illness, aimed at countering the drift of clients into inpatient <head>facilities</head> and dependency.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40132" docsrc="bnc_CJK_78">
<answer instance="facility.40132" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
At Camelford (Tennyson's Camelot) you can visit the North Cornwall Museum and the ancient stone circles.
Tintagel with its ruined castle is closely associated with the legend of King Arthur.    
 Local Activities  : Walks, surfing, golf, diving, fishing, bird-watching, pleasure boat trips, sandy beaches.        
Roundham House Hotel               
This Victorian stone house standing in an elevated position on the edge of Bridport has very fine views of both the sea and country.
There is a pretty secluded garden and a sunny terrace.
The d&eacute;cor is full of period charm and colour.
The spacious porch leads into an elegant hall, from which access is made to the lounge, bar and dining room.
The bedrooms are comfortable with co-ordinated furniture and fittings and all have private <head>facilities</head> and a colour TV.    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40135" docsrc="bnc_B1W_952">
<answer instance="facility.40135" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Some are comprehensive and cover short-term exports on a continuous basis, others are tailored for specific contracts.
Most government agencies provide up to 90 per cent cover, with the exporter carrying the balance of risk himself.
Such agencies might also assist in the provision of finance by issuing guarantees to banks which provide export loans.    
Some large international banks operate separate export service subsidiary companies that make credit available to overseas buyers.
Payments   are made direct to the exporter in accordance with the contract's terms, with the bank having no recourse against the exporter in the event of the foreign importer's default.    
Underdeveloped countries, as to be expected, make full use of supplier and buyer credit <head>facilities</head> available in the industrialised nations.
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<answer instance="facility.40136" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="facility.40136" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
For years, American X-ray astronomers have been pushing for an Advanced X-ray Astrophysics facility  (AXAF)   which would have better sensitivity and resolution of detail, than all other X-ray telescopes presently planned.
AXAF was given the highest priority of any astronomical project by a national; review committee in 1982, yet its price of &pound;300 million still puts AXAF beyond NASA's reach.    
It makes no sense for two countries to build essentially the same satellite, and the surge-tide of new satellites from Europe and Japan is threatening to kill ideas that the Americans have had for years.
ESA's decision on ISO will probably toll the knell for the Shuttle Infrared Telescope <head>Facility</head> , which many American astronomers have seen as the next most important project for the 1990s after AXAF.    
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<answer instance="facility.40138" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
So be warned: don't splash meths on this surface!    
We found that the recess formed by the metal structure under the bench, fitted neatly with a plywood offcut, made a perfect tool rest for holding tools which were temporarily not needed.    
Folded up, the 750 was only 7in deep, 30in high and 29in long &mdash; compact enough to lean against a wall while jobs were in progress, and not too heavy to hang at about shoulder height when stored away.    
For any d-i-yer, attempting large or small-scale jobs, without access to a permanent workshop, the 750 is an ideal helpmate, which you'll find more and more uses for in time.
The extra <head>facility</head> of the Power Tool Table, which can be bought as an accessory later, means that you can have virtually a mobile workshop, almost anywhere you're likely to need it, eventually.    
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<context>
The ATB needed to do more to make farmers aware how training was one of the cogs in a wheel of progress that included advisory services, banks, accountants, marketing organisations, etc.            
OTHER COMMENTS      
General Comments    
This last question was designed to elicit comments, criticisms, suggestions for improvement, etc., of the ATB and its training system.
Because the questionnaire was conducted in strict confidence some took this opportunity to express their thoughts.
In the main they all appreciated what was being done and it was obvious that the Board was held in high regard by this section of the industry.
Listed below are some of the responses:      
&bquo;part-time farmers and family farmers often have poorer <head>facilities</head> for courses.
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<answer instance="facility.40143" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Now they are flooded with the West European goods   their recycling isn't worth any more.
On the other hand they haven't got the landfills and the whole scheme that the west has developed and they     I mean it's a health   hazard meanwhile.
One of the major problems they have to face.   
  Far East   lots of guys sort of collecting cardboard boxes and that's all they did they flatten down cardboard boxes and then another one did newspapers and whole newspapers and   
The whole town is composed of a   
Yeah.   
it's like a big  .
I just thought it was   interesting.
Erm   I did write er as was suggested asking about   erm <head>facilities</head> for cyclists in the potential   shopping centre development in Bishop's Stortford.
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<instance id="facility.40144" docsrc="bnc_CCS_741">
<answer instance="facility.40144" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
However, such risks could be taken only with very exact knowledge of the shore &mdash; where changes of the undersea bed are highly variable in comparison with the unchanging contours ashore.
In the Pacific, coral reefs were even less adequately charted than the beaches of North Africa or the fjords of Norway, but as the techniques of assault pilotage developed, more details of the natural hazards became clear.    
A ship could nevertheless be navigated accurately, especially when up-to-date hydrographic data was available from offshore surveys by submarines.
The problem, therefore, was not one of technique, as much as training, for there were relatively few fully trained navigators in the Allied navies of 1940&ndash;41 and many training <head>facilities</head> were needed for air force navigators.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="facility.40147" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<answer instance="facility.40147" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Flaws, even those under the surface will show up as anomalies under an ultra violet lamp.
Magnetic force lines will &bquo;flow&equo; over the surface unless there is a flaw, in which case they will go around it.    
Cylinder heads are being sand blasted while the steel inspection work is continuing.
The &bquo;pot&equo; shop held examples   from all three types most commonly handled by CFS, from R&rehy;1830&ndash;92s for Air Survey of India's Dakotas; R-2000 for Chad and R-2800s for Air Atlantique's and Instone's Dc-6s.
Piston rings are changed every time.      
Larry Scerri at the controls of the Doane engine test rig, from an R-1830 running.    
Working on the cylinder heads &mdash; &bquo;pots&equo;.    
Magnetos are overhauled in their own segment of the CFS <head>facility</head> .
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<instance id="facility.40148" docsrc="bnc_CFV_2369">
<answer instance="facility.40148" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The vessel will be moored in Vienna for 4 nights allowing us to include a programme of sightseeing and musical events in the city including &bquo;Mozart at St Michaels&equo;, a piano concerto at the Redoutensaal of the Hofburg Palace, and an open air performance of  The Marriage of Figaro   with Sch&ouml;nbrunn Palace as a backdrop to the stage.
From Vienna the  Rousse   will sail along the Danube to Budapest allowing a day of excursions and, we hope, a visit to the Opera House or Erkel Theatre.
From Hungary the vessel returns to the beautiful Wachau Valley with visits to Melk and Weissenkirchen.    
The MS  Rousse   will make an excellent base for the week allowing us to travel the Danube.
It is a modern Dutch-built river vessel carrying a maximum of 160 passengers.
All cabins are outside, with porthole, have private facilities and air-conditioning.
<head>Facilities</head> include sundeck, pool, restaurant, two bars and lounge, shop, hairdresser and sauna.    
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<answer instance="facility.40150" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The other assembly approach which was originally planned for but has since been abandoned (  Volvo 10 Years On  ) was &bquo;dock assembly&equo;, where the carrier would move sideways into a dock in an assembly area.
There, the team's entire assembly assignment would be carried out on the stationary vehicle.
Each dock was manned by two or three people, who could swap assignments between themselves.
The job cycle is thus about 20 minutes for any group of operators in either straight-line or dock assembly.    
The flexibility introduced into the system by the carriers means that each group is able to operate with a degree of autonomy.
Although the carriers are normally fully under the control of the computer, there is the <head>facility</head> for the work group to give commands to the computer from one of 40 VDUs scattered throughout the plant.
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<answer instance="facility.40151" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The obsessive vision that propels and sustains Birdy on his long night has a once-in-a-lifetime quality about it, a quirkiness that does not augur well for a successor&hellip;      
The  Cement Garden  , by contrast, seems entirely professional in its execution, the work of a young man whose private demons, however unruly, have been successfully harnessed to a career.        
To call an activity, or aspects of an activity, or even a person &bquo;professional&equo; is not necessarily to apply a seal of approval.
In sport, for example, the professional player is often held to be socially inferior, if at the same time technically superior, to the amateur.
In English cricket until recently, &bquo;gentlemen&equo; (i.e. amateur) and &bquo;players&equo; (i.e. Professional) had separate pavilion <head>facilities</head> , and professionals seldom achieved the captaincy of their clubs.
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<answer instance="facility.40153" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
A charming Canadian town nestling in the eternally lush and fertile Orotava Valley, whose beauty and mild climate have attracted visitors for over a hundred years.          
TEN BEL Holiday Club    
Whispers filled the coach as we drove along Ten Bel's tree-lined entrance.
&bquo;Isn't it huge,&equo; we all echoed.
Yes, and in one day here you'll find more to see and do than two weeks spent almost anywhere else.
Why not list your own holiday requirements and then tick them off one by one as you discover for yourself what Ten Bel has to offer.
If a suntan is top of that list give it top marks &mdash; after all, this is where the Spanish sun comes for its holiday.    
The eight self-contained villages which comprise this modern Club each have their own character but there are no boundaries, you're free to wander and use all the <head>facilities</head> .
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<answer instance="facility.40154" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Banking and dealing room software house Kapiti Ltd, London has expanded the retail banking elements of its flagship wholesale banking and treasury product, Equation, and released it as a separate but fully integrated module, Retail Advantage: like Equation, Retail Advantage is a client-server-based package, but has enhanced <head>facilities</head> for producing customer profitability reports, on-screen or in report form, for quality management purposes; it incorporates a real-time automatic teller machine gateway to provide on-line validation and updates of such transactions as cash withdrawals, and cheque book requests; it includes an updated version of Kapiti's front-end office automation &bquo;cashier system&equo;, which undertakes point of service validation, and includes a transaction definition toolkit for up-dating such items as commission or exchange rates; it has a fund management capability, which can map onto clearing rules worldwide; and it has multi-lingual capabilities, such as being able to generate multi-lingual customer reports; the company gave no prices for it.        
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<answer instance="facility.40157" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The pattern of credit use, by consumers as a whole and by each individual consumer, is not decided simply by the inclination of consumers.
Obviously, granters of credit have strong influence.    
First of all, the trading policies of credit granters will tend to have an overall influence over credit use.
To take an obvious example, if banks lend only to their current account customers, then non-customers (tending to be demographically distinct from customers in various ways) will have to use other credit sources.
A less obvious example might be some relationship between, say, size of shop and type of credit available through that shop.
If big shops tended to offer a wider range of credit <head>facilities</head> than small ones, then people shopping in the urban centres where big shops are round would have a wider choice of credit types than people shopping in small rural centres.    
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<answer instance="facility.40159" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Prior to this, in the 1960s and 1970s, most senior jobs had in fact been advertised and senior people, even at chief executive level, would expect to find their next opportunity by looking in  The Sunday Times  .
In the 1980s it became apparent that an increasing number of the senior jobs were handled by executive search and this increased during the decade until the late 1980s, when 80% of all senior jobs in the UK sourced outside the company were covered by the search firms.
If one looks at the newspapers one rarely sees jobs advertised at over &pound;80 000.
In addition to the traditional British company using headhunting firms, the financial services community (always a large user of executive search) was pulling even more strongly.
High-technology (hi-tech) businesses, with an open attitude to recruitment, have also been large users of executive search and today almost all sectors of British industry use this <head>facility</head> to some extent.
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<answer instance="facility.40161" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
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Computer modelling of the system has aided the assessment of changes in porosity and fracture widths in the repository rock over 10 000 years as a result of reaction with cementitious porefluids.        
Geomicrobiology    
Geomicrobiology, the study of geological and biological interactions, attracts increasing interest; in BGS, the number of projects that have a biological component is growing steadily.    
A fully equipped laboratory has facilities for processing geological material, establishing its microbiological content and activity with a variety of techniques (such as acetylene block for biological denitrification and S-35 for biological sulphate reduction).
These <head>facilities</head> are being used in projects such as one in which the influence of microbes on radioactive waste repository materials is being investigated.
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At two separate locations in the carriage, one of the standard seats is deleted, to leave space for a wheelchair.    
At each location, a pair of Unwin surface rails is mounted in the carpet.
And a set of four clamps are located in the wall-mounted rack nearby.
On most trains the wheelchair passengers will be cared for by the ticket collector.
But the real treat is the new Stockholm to Gothenberg Express, the D2000.
This is a prestige train that covers the 500 km (312 miles) in three hours.    
On the D2000, wheelchair passengers will be looked after by a hostess.
(Yes, really &mdash; a hostess) who has been fully trained in the use of the lift and clamps.    
Well done Sweden!
But it's now more than ten years since &bquo;The Year of Disabled People&equo;.
Isn't it time this sort of <head>facility</head> was universal &mdash; at least in the technically advanced world?
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The village centre is about seven minutes walk away.
There is a lounge, bar and TV room.
The well tended garden has deckchairs and parasols as well as a children's play area.
All bedrooms are light and airy and have private facilities, plus a telephone and radio.
All twins have their own balcony and some will take a third bed.
Breakfast is continental but supplemented with cheeses and ham.
Dinner is 3 courses.    
No lift; 14 bedrooms; single available.            
Saalbach &amp; Hinterglemm    
These two bustling little villages are idyllically situated in the lush green Glemm valley.
Saalbach is the larger of the two, but both have excellent <head>facilities</head> to offer.    
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The violins waved and swayed like cornstalks in the wind.
The drummer, white haired, might have been a conjuror drawing rabbits from his instrument's interior.
One cello player, at least, swept his bow with so much passion that he seemed likely to roll off the platform.
Every note had vitality, yet every note was joined to all the others.
There were no tonal lacunae, not a hiatus all night.
We could hear things in the score which usually we are obliged to seek out by eyes reading the score.
Phrase ran beautifully into phrase, viola took on from violin, cello from viola without an obvious &bquo;join&equo;.
The double-basses were magnificent and capable of quite delicate shading.
Woodwind choired, perfectly blended.
The violins were alternately warm and brilliant.
It was never a case of merely technical <head>facility</head> integrated to near perfection.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="facility.40169" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The sandy beach on Majorca is ideal for flopping on by day in order to recover in time for the next night of action, and what a night it will be in this town that never sleeps!
Club discount booklet holders will find that they can get into some of our favourite discos in resort, such as Heroes and Banana's free of charge as well as getting reductions in many other bars and restaurants.
It's a hectic, hustling, bustling place, come and see for yourself.      
C'AN BUJOSA APTS    
We think that these apartments are a bit of a find, and so are pleased to have them that we've taken them up throughout the summer on an exclusive basis.    
One of the nice things about them is that they are situated in one of the quieter areas between Palma Nova and Magalluf, but it is only a short walk to the beaches and nightlife of both resorts.    
All the apartments are different in design, with private <head>facilities</head> , fridge and cooking area.
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<answer instance="facility.40171" senseid="research_facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
All he needed was the money and support and he could produce it for Argentina using local materials.    
Richter's story was unearthed by Mario Mariscotti who wrote a book in Spanish called  The Secret of Huemmel Island   in which he tells how Argentina, during the Peronist regime, had mistakenly thought that fusion was its for the asking.
Mariscotti is a professor of physics at the University of Buenos Aires where he had become intrigued by the fact that the university had an old cyclotron, a primitive atom smasher built in the early 1950s, which would make it among the first half-dozen to have been built in the world.
The cyclotron was a research <head>facility</head> through into the 1980s, but was an expensive and remarkable piece of equipment to have appeared in the 1950s in a country where, neither before nor since, has there been much cash for anything scientific.
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<answer instance="facility.40174" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
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Full instruction    
VAT        
NB: Swimwear and an old pair of trainers are essential and must be provided by the individuals.    
Craigavon Lakes are situated in the heart of North Armagh straddling the main Belfast to Dublin railway line.
The South Lake is a haven for watersports enthusiasts whilst the North Lake has a rich and varied array of wildlife.
The surrounding path system makes the area an ideal place for a pleasant walk.
The cafe situated at the watersports building is opened for all the summer months and provides a comprehensive menu of both hot and cold foods.    
Various events such as Powerboat Races, Circuit of Ireland Rally, Carnivals, Mountain Bike Races and Fun Runs are held in or around the lake and farmlands and there are ample parking <head>facilities</head> .    
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<context>
They will work with Sun on development of communications projects for nomadic computing &mdash; tying in with the work at Sun's new FirstPerson unit (CI No 2,119), and is to use Sparc systems for all workstation products it develops for use in Russia.        
WANG TO SELL TAIWANESE PERSONAL COMPUTER AND METHUEN BOARD PLANTS    
As part of its further downsizing under its Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganisation plan (CI No 2,129), Wang Laboratories Inc is to sell its printed circuit board plant in Methuen, Massachusetts to its management for less than &dollar;5m cash.
It will also sell its 70% stake in its Taiwanese factory, in exchange for cancellation of about &dollar;150m in debt, and 51% of its sales unit in Taiwan will be sold to local partners &mdash; Wang will continue to receive 49% of the Taiwan operations profits, but its sales will no longer be included in Wang's consolidated figures.
And the Limerick, Ireland plant will now be converted into a repair <head>facility</head> .        
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40178" docsrc="bnc_CJK_1890">
<answer instance="facility.40178" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
 Easily Accessible  : Craiglynn is situated in a quiet residential area but within a short bus ride of the centre of Aberdeen.
The city has a wealth of things to do and see; historic monuments, a harbour, and all the amenities expected of a modern city including extensive sports facilities, art galleries, theatres and museums.
It also has some lovely sandy beaches and is surrounded by the beautiful wild scenery of the Grampian Highlands.
You can take the Malt Whisky Trail and visit seven excellent distilleries and enjoy the stunning countryside at the same time.
Local events include sheepdog trials, cattle markets and Highland games, and in certain pubs you will be treated to Scottish evenings and folk music.    
 Local Activities  : extensive sports <head>facilities</head> in Aberdeen, hill-walking, horse-riding, pony-trekking.        
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40179" docsrc="bnc_B3B_26">
<answer instance="facility.40179" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The main complex houses a range of services including a shopping precinct with post office, bank, laundrette, supermarket and bookshop.    
The Diamond, the largest hall in the University with a seating capacity of over 1,500, is a popular venue for major choral and orchestral works and has a splendid organ which is used regularly for major recitals.
Beside the Diamond is a smaller hall known as the Octagon, an excellent venue for chamber music, which also contains a purpose-built exhibition area for the visual arts.
Beyond the Diamond is the main catering complex which incorporates two refectories, a snack bar, a coffee lounge and a suite of private dining rooms.
The fine purpose-built Riverside Theatre is linked to the catering complex.    
The campus' South Building houses recently refurbished Students' Union <head>facilities</head> and a minor sports hall.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40182" docsrc="bnc_CPT_171">
<answer instance="facility.40182" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
So with System 10 offering high performance transaction processing support, standards transparency and distributed large database application control, roll over Oracle Corp, hand in your keys Informix Software Inc, lights out Ingres Corp?      
Figures are fabulous    
Well&hellip; not quite.
Though no-one can deny that Sybase's recent figures are fabulous, Informix is doing well, too, and Oracle is still several times as large.
For a reminder of some market realities, look at Sybase in the UK.
In an eerie reversal of the situation in the North American market, Oracle's next biggest competitor isn't the plucky standards-hot Sybase but virtually a legacy operation, Ingres, currently owned by Ask Computer Systems Inc.
Sybase has done very well in financial markets and companies in Wall Street and the City, mostly because for a long time it could offer <head>facilities</head> such as triggers and stored procedures that Oracle couldn't.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="facility.40184" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="facility.40184" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
The local skaters take it upon themselves to remove some dangerous panelling designed to withstand loose board, however the local council see this as an act of vandalism and feeling are strong amongst some councillors to get rid of the ramp.
The incorrectly fitted coping is sorted out by the skaters allowing full skate action to commence but not for long.
Eventually an accident happens on the dangerous peeling metal surface, the council inspect the ramp and decide to close it.
The skips go on and they don't come off, and in early October the ramp is gone.
Rumours are that it may reappear somewhere else, perhaps Basingstoke, but who knows?        
1991    
Last word from the local council was that they were in favour of providing some form of skateboard <head>facility</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40186" docsrc="bnc_CM0_1454">
<answer instance="facility.40186" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Are candidates selected generally appropriate given their level of salary and the expenses incurred?    
6.    
Do you use international or UK search firms, or does this depend on your particular requirements at the time?
What are the advantages of using a large over a small firm?    
7.    
Which search firms have you used over the past five years?
Do you have any comments on their performance?    
8.    
How did you find out about these firms in the first place?      
9.    
What are the advantages of using executive search companies over employing your own recruiting <head>facilities</head> ?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40187" docsrc="bnc_CM0_1087">
<answer instance="facility.40187" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Neither is there any organisation to which all the major firms subscribe.
Is this situation acceptable, or should it be changed?    
Most users of search believe that, on the whole, headhunters do a good job, and that the industry is effectively self-regulating because, given the grapevine spread of information, poor work would quickly result in loss of business.
However, an outspoken minority of executives responsible for recruiting felt strongly that the industry has a disreputable, cowboy element that is potentially damaging to client users and to professional and respectable search firms alike.    
This was the first problem addressed in the following survey, which also asked the following questions: why do companies use headhunters instead of their own in-house recruiting <head>facilities</head> and personnel function?
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40189" docsrc="bnc_AM0_1301">
<answer instance="facility.40189" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
There's a pool surrounded by a sunterrace and a poolside bar which serves drinks and snacks during the day.
The beach is only a short stroll away.    
The rooms are for 2&ndash;3 sharing and are all well furnished with private bath, shower, WC and balcony.        
BOHEM    
Most of the bigger hotels in Kos have been built a little way out of the old town and the Bohem is about 15 minutes from the far side of Heaven (the disco)!
It's well worth the slightly longer walk as in Greek terms it really is quite comfortable and is part of a complex of hotels based around the lovely Atlantis complex.    
The Bohem itself is best described as &bquo;smart&equo;.
There is a nicely furnished bar area with a terrace and the rooms are large, airy and of a good standard.
All have private <head>facilities</head> and balconies.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40190" docsrc="bnc_CBX_3178">
<answer instance="facility.40190" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Given the establishment of this joint working party, it would appear both reasonable and sensible for the APB's Going Concern Task Force to work with it to establish the necessary guidance on what disclosures should be made, and then to incorporate it.    
How might the proposed SAS affect small companies and their auditors?
As part of requiring the auditors to take a more active approach, the proposed procedures include the requirement that auditors obtain a statement from the directors confirming their considered view that the company is a going concern, as well as evidence to support that view.
The proposed SAS suggests that such supporting evidence will normally include forecasts and budgets, as well as statements of borrowing <head>facilities</head> , covering a period of at least one year from the date the directors approve the accounts.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40193" docsrc="bnc_ALW_2376">
<answer instance="facility.40193" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This vast product-line combined with an ability to deliver quickly from stock has led to the supplying of thousands of satisfied professionals in research institutes, laboratories and chemical process industries worldwide.
Contained within Janssen's warehouse are products ranging from highly specialised organic compounds to analytical reagents, in sizes to suit research and development all the way through full-scale industrial production.
Janssen promise their customers fast delivery, and since they have inventory on more than 12,000 different products, they pride themselves on keeping this promise.    
Janssen Pharmaceutica has manufacturing plants in Belgium, Ireland, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Spain.
Each <head>facility</head> is equipped with multi-purpose reactor vessels and operates under strict GMP and FDA regulations.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40194" docsrc="bnc_B7H_1743">
<answer instance="facility.40194" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Thorn EMI argues that this is unimportant, as meters can be read at any time, and switching operations can be pre-programmed into consumers' equipment during the quiet hours.
But the quiet hours could become ever shorter, as television screens of all kinds are a major source of interference.
Breakfast television, and the expanding number of computer screens switched on during working hours, could make work difficult for Mainsborne.    
Another difficulty faces Thorn EMI's system.
At present it uses the range of frequencies between 50 and 150 kHz.
Communication would be less reliable if this range is split into bands to make room for everybody else who wants to use signalling.    
If Mainsborne runs into trouble, the South Eastern Electricity Board has the alternative CALMS (Credit and Load Management System).
CALMS offers similar <head>facilities</head> but uses the public telephone network instead of the mains for communication.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40196" docsrc="bnc_B7H_1264">
<answer instance="facility.40196" senseid="research_facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Whatever the legal outcome might be, animal activists have been successful in stopping or limiting the exploitation of wild populations.
The harvest of young harp seals, for example, will probably soon cease completely; and although a total moratorium on whaling has not yet been achieved, it at least now seems in sight.
A new target for action is laboratory animals and bills are pending in the US Congress to eliminate or minimise duplication of experiments involving such creatures.    
Although there have been well publicised incidents of alleged poor husbandry of laboratory animals, most well-run organisations have too large an investment in their stock to afford mishandling them, especially primates, whose importation is now severely restricted.
Nonetheless a group entitled Mobilization for Animals intends to picket primate research <head>facilities</head> throughout the US at the end of April.    
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<answer instance="facility.40197" senseid="facility%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
These interests will also be reflected in the impending review of the BBC's Charter, and our plans for cable television.            
Encouraging a fit, active and healthy society    
Sport is important for the economic, social and health benefits which it can bring and for its ability to enhance community identity.
Liberal Democrats will:    
 Create a UK Sports Commission   to provide a voice for participants, spectators and administrators.
State Sports Councils will continue to receive their core funds from government but the Commission will raise and distribute additional resources for the promotion of participation and excellence.    
 Encourage sport across the community  .
We will encourage school to invest in sports <head>facilities</head> and open them up the local community.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="facility.30005" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The messages can also appear on request, as a result of a display command
or an option on a menu.  3691.  The message text for CPF4101 follows: 3692.
The COBOL 400 messages listing gives the message identifier, severity, text,
usually the location of the error, and the messages summary.  3693.
Message numbers are assigned as follows: 3694.  The COBOL 400 licensed
program provides the following message severity levels: 3695.  Some manual
action is required, such as entering a reply, changing printer forms, or
replacing diskettes.  3696.  The OS 400 message
<head>facility</head> is used to produce all messages.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30008" docsrc="wsj_0299.mrg_9">
<answer instance="facility.30008" senseid="facility%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple-A by
Standard &amp; Poor's Corp. and Aaa by Moody's Investors Service Inc.  They pay
interest only for 115 months, with principal payments beginning thereafter.
The expected average life of the certificates is 10 years, with the final
scheduled payment in October, 2001.  First Boston Corp. is sole underwriter.
As part of the transaction, J.C. Penney will sell a portion of its
credit-card receivables to its JCP Receivables Inc. unit, which will then
transfer them to a master trust.  The trust will issue the certificates.
Credit support will be provided by a letter of credit
<head>facility</head> from Credit Suisse in favor of the trustee,
Fuji Bank &amp; Trust Co., for the benefit of the certificate holders.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30016" docsrc="wsj_0641.mrg_5">
<answer instance="facility.30016" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Kerr-McGee Corp. said it will spend $42 million to purchase land and
relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County, Nev.,
from Henderson, Nev.  The company said it will move the storage and
cross-blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to
distance the operations from residential areas.  Ammonium perchlorate is an
oxidizer that is mixed with a propellant to make rocket fuel used in the
space shuttle and military rockets.  In May 1988, an ammonium perchlorate
plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp. unit was leveled by a
series of explosions.  After the explosion, Kerr-McGee temporarily shut
down its <head>facility</head> just south of Las Vegas for a safety
inspection.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30020" docsrc="wsj_0421.mrg_1">
<answer instance="facility.30020" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
NRM said its $2.60 senior cumulative convertible preferred units will be
converted into an equal number of shares of $2.60 senior cumulative
convertible preferred stock of Edisto.  The transaction is subject to
approval of NRM unitholders of record on Oct. 23, among other conditions.
NRM said it expects unitholders to vote on the restructuring at a meeting
Dec. 15.  Sherwin-Williams Co. and Whittaker Corp. said they 've
discontinued talks toward a definitive agreement regarding Sherwin-Williams
'acquisition of Whittaker's chemical coating group.  The companies reached
an agreement in principle for the sale in August.  Terms were n't disclosed.
Cleveland-based Sherwin-Williams produces paints and coatings, while the
Los Angeles-based Whittaker coatings group produces industrial coatings.
USG Corp. agreed to sell its headquarters building here to Manufacturers
Life Insurance Co. of Toronto, and will lease the 19-story
<head>facility</head> until it moves to a new quarters in 1992.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30024" docsrc="wsj_1227.mrg_10">
<answer instance="facility.30024" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Asarco said the gain reflected continued strength in prices for refined
copper, lead and zinc, and higher equity earnings in Mexico Desarrollo
Industrial Minero S.A., a Mexican mining company in which Asarco has a 34 %
stake.  The 1988 results were restated for accounting-rules changes.  Sales
rose 4.5 % to $522.3 million from $499.4 million.  In August, Asarco,
through its Lac d'Amiante du Quebec subsidiary, sold its remaining
one-third interest in an asbestos mining limited partnership in Canada for $
11.7 million.  Asarco said it plans to shut down or sell its Rapatee coal
mine and will end its involvement in southern Illinois strip mining.  The
company said that it is discussing a management-employee buy-out of the
<head>facility</head>, but that it would stop mining and selling coal
at year end when existing sales contracts expire, regardless of the outcome
of those talks.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30026" docsrc="wsj_1362.mrg_5">
<answer instance="facility.30026" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Archive attributed the gains to strong demand for its products, continued
growth of the reseller market and the acquisition of Maynard Electronics in
February, which accounted for about 14 % of the company's revenue.  Detrex
Corp. said a reserve it is establishing to cover expected pollution cleanup
costs at an Ohio plant reduced its third-quarter net income by $1.9 million.
Detrex, which has annual sales of about $100 million, declined to say if it
would post a loss in the third quarter.  The Southfield, Mich.-based
company earned $774,000 in the quarter last year.  Detrex is setting aside $
3.1 million for the cleanup, but said the reserve reduced its quarterly
income by only $1.9 million because of tax considerations.  In addition,
the manufacturer said it signed a consent decree with Ohio to build a $1.4
million pollution-control <head>facility</head> at the Ashtabula
chemical manufacturing plant by Aug. 1, 1990.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30028" docsrc="wsj_0189.mrg_7">
<answer instance="facility.30028" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The St. Louis company earned $45.2 million, or 65 cents a share, compared
with $84.9 million, or $1.24 a share, a year earlier.  Sales in the latest
period were $1.76 billion, a 13 % increase from last year's $1.55 billion.
For the year ended Sept. 30, Ralston earned $422.5 million, or $6.44 a share,
up 8.9 % from $387.8 million, or $5.63 a share.  This year's results
included a gain of $70.2 million on the disposal of seafood operations.
Sales for the full year were $6.6 billion, up 13 % from $5.8 billion.
Ralston said its restructuring costs include the phase-out of a battery
<head>facility</head> in Greenville, N.C., the recent closing of a
Hostess cake bakery in Cincinnati and a reduction in staff throughout the
company.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30030" docsrc="wsj_0610.mrg_31">
<answer instance="facility.30030" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
A Kellogg officer, who asked not to be named, said the Memphis project was
``pulled in for a reconsideration of costs,'' an indication that the
ambitious plans might be scaled back in any future construction.  Initial
cost estimates for the plant, which was to have been built in phases,
ranged from $1 billion to $1.2 billion.  A company spokesman said it was ``
possible, but highly unlikely,'' that the plant might never be built.  ``As
we regain our leadership level where we have been, and as we continue to
put new products into the marketplace and need additional capacity, we will
look at resuming our involvement with our plan,'' he said.  The new
<head>facility</head> was to have been the world's most advanced
cereal manufacturing plant, and Kellogg's largest construction project.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30034" docsrc="wsj_0686.mrg_16">
<answer instance="facility.30034" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Appropriations committees have used an assortment of devices to disguise as
much as $1 billion in spending, and as critics have awakened to these
devices, the bill can seem like a wounded caribou trying to make it past
ice and wolves to reach safer winter grazing.  Much of the excess spending
will be pushed into fiscal 1991, and in some cases is temporarily parked in
slow-spending accounts in anticipation of being transferred to
faster-spending areas after the budget scorekeeping is completed.  For
example, a House-Senate conference ostensibly increased the National
Aeronautics and Space Administration budget for construction of facilities
to nearly $592 million, or more than $200 million above what either chamber
had previously approved.  Part of the increase would provide $90 million
toward ensuring construction of a costly solid rocket-motor
<head>facility</head> in Mr. Whitten's Mississippi.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30035" docsrc="wsj_0641.mrg_1">
<answer instance="facility.30035" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The results reflect a reversal in the fortunes of the regions during the
past two years.  In 1987, the West had the slowest sales growth, and the
South and the Midwest were first and second respectively, according to the
council.  Mr. Lagnado said that although retailers probably wo n't ever
recover sales lost because of the California quake and Hurricane Hugo, they
could see some benefits later on.  Stores such as Sears that sell
big-ticket durable goods might actually get a boost as consumers rush to
replace items lost in the disasters, he said.  Kerr-McGee Corp. said it
will spend $42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium
perchlorate storage <head>facility</head> to Clark County, Nev., from
Henderson, Nev.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30038" docsrc="wsj_0315.mrg_5">
<answer instance="facility.30038" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In addition, it's toying with an approach that would impose
health-expenditure ceilings or budgets on the government as a whole and on
individual states as a way to slow health-care spending.  At a meeting here
on Nov. 15, the labor federation plans to launch a major effort to build
grass-roots support for health-care overhaul.  Stelco Inc. said it plans to
shut down three Toronto-area plants, moving their fastener operations to a
leased facility in Brantford, Ontario.  The company said the fastener
business ``has been under severe cost pressures for some time.'' The
fasteners, nuts and bolts, are sold to the North American auto market.  A
company spokesman declined to estimate the impact of the closures on
earnings.  He said the new <head>facility</head> will employ 500 of
the existing 600 employees.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30039" docsrc="wsj_0057.mrg_12">
<answer instance="facility.30039" senseid="research_facility%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="facility.30039" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
As a result, the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity
and ``make appropriate reductions'' in operating expenses.  The $35.7
million net loss equals 86 cents a share.  Not counting the extraordinary
charge, the company said it would have had a net loss of $3.1 million, or
seven cents a share.  A year earlier, it had profit of $7.5 million, or 18
cents a share.  Revenue rose 42 % to $133.7 million from $94 million.  The
charge partly reflects a switch from older five-inch to more-efficient
six-inch silicon wafers with which to fabricate chips.  Related to that
decision, the company said it was converting its Santa Clara, Calif.,
factory to a research and development <head>facility</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30044" docsrc="wsj_1915.mrg_76">
<answer instance="facility.30044" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Corp, Armonk, N.Y., maker of business
machines, NYSE, said flooding caused by broken water pipes closed its San
Jose plant, which makes high-end data-storage devices.  The plant and its
8,500 employees gradually will resume operations over the next several days,
the company said.  Also closed yesterday were the company's Santa Teresa
software-development lab and the Almaden research center.  The concern's
National Service Division opened a center for emergency service in Walnut
Creek as part of its disaster-recovery plan.  KAISER ALUMINUM &amp; CHEMICAL,
Oakland, metal and chemical maker, annual sales of $2.22 billion, had
slight structural damage to its 28-story headquarters building and
employees stayed home yesterday to allow crews to clean up.  LOCKHEED CORP.,
Calabasas, aerospace and defense concern, annual sales of $10.59 billion,
NYSE, said its Lockheed Missiles &amp; Space division closed its Santa Cruz
test <head>facility</head> because of power outages and landslides.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.30045" docsrc="wsj_1290.mrg_3">
<answer instance="facility.30045" senseid="facility%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Harken also said that its financing from Bankers Trust Co. has been
extended until Dec. 15 to give Tesoro's board time to consider the offer at
a Tesoro board meeting scheduled for mid-November.  Harken, which owns
about 800 retail gas stations, has said it is particularly interested in
Tesoro's refinery because it would fill a gap in its business.  However,
Tesoro, based in Houston, already has rejected a suitor in the past year.
Francis D. John, 35-year-old president, will assume the additional job of
chief executive officer.  He succeeds Paul J. Montle, 42, who will remain
chairman.  National Environmental also said it will move its headquarters
from Hingham to Folcroft, Pa., the site of its sludge dewatering
<head>facility</head>.
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</instance>

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If his Mum did the lot, and he thinks that's as it should be, you're going to have your work cut out persuading him to do his share.    
&bquo;Men often put a lot of energy into the courtship period&equo;, warns Jane Hawksley, &bquo;never use that as a gauge for the future.
When he's trying to impress you or your family, he may do all sorts of things he wouldn't dream of doing after the wedding.
Your task is to let him know how you feel about housework &mdash; that you hate it just as much as he does, and if you do it together, you can go to the pictures &mdash; or to bed &mdash; twice as quickly.        
6 Faithfulness    
Does he know what it means?    
This is a tricky area.
Ask him if he intends always to be <head>faithful</head> , and you've get a 99.9 per cent change of him saying yes.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40003" docsrc="bnc_C87_192">
<answer instance="faithful.40003" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
It all started early this morning, when a rather anxious mum called in at the office.
&bquo;I-I-Is Mr Holmes av-av-avail-av-is he at home?&equo; she stammered.
&bquo;Something's happened on the Isle of Nu-Nu-Nursery, and it's ter-terrib-b-ter-not very nice!&equo;    
She stumbled on in this manner for some time before I talked her into accepting a chair and a cuppa.
&bquo;Now take your time&equo;, I offered, &bquo;and explain exactly what's happened&equo;.
Apparently all the rhymes on Nursery Isle had become mixed, leaving the kiddies with no playground chants, no reading matter, no sing-alongs on afternoon TV, no nothing really.
The situation was desperate: Holmes was away on a case, and not expected back for some time.
Reluctantly, I hired a pea-green boat, and with my <head>faithful</head>Siamese cat (Doc Wat Son) I set sail for Nursery Isle.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40007" docsrc="bnc_BND_1193">
<answer instance="faithful.40007" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
But that would not explain why some of the sermons that have had the greatest impact on us have not necessarily been high on the performance scale.
God is sovereign, and he is able to give value to the performance according to his purposes.
He takes what we make available to him and makes out of it what he will.    
The eternal significance of our performance is difficult, if not impossible, to determine this side of glory, but we know that there is a correlation between that significance and our commitment to God and his purposes.
Testimonies lived out in daily life may frequently have a greater impact for eternity than many a well-delivered sermon.
If men and women are <head>faithful</head>to do what God has called them to do and to   serve where God has called them to serve, they have a genuinely significant ministry.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40011" docsrc="bnc_CGL_406">
<answer instance="faithful.40011" senseid="faithful%5:00:00:accurate:00"/>
<context>
The range of special souvenir postal covers from the Cambridge Stamp Centre grows and grows and grows.
Illustrated is Skies to Dieppe showing 175 Squadron Hurricanes on their way to the abortive Dieppe Raid of August 19, 1942.
The range is vast, send for details of a collector's delight!        
Cut out and keep    
Charles Lindberg's Ryan NYP Spirit of St Louis is placed in the history books as one of the great aircraft of all time, and quite rightly so.
Readers interested in the Spirit can now construct their own model of the record-breaking aircraft in card with a new &bquo;cut-and-assemble&equo; book just published (UK publishers Constable &amp; Co, &pound;7.70).
Armed with a sharp knife and a pot of glue, a <head>faithful</head>model of the aircraft along with a 1923 Ford truck, used to tow the aircraft, can be assembled.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40014" docsrc="bnc_CRK_140">
<answer instance="faithful.40014" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
It would be gravely mistaken to understate the depth of difference between John Paul II and the general viewpoint of what one may call the Western Catholic  avant-garde  , the post-conciliar network of theologians, religious and committed laity.
The pope came nearest to a   characteristic post-conciliar viewpoint over social justice; here indeed his major encyclicals could be regarded as constituting a high-water mark in &bquo;progressive&equo; concern, even adopting elements of a Marxist analysis beyond any of his predecessors; he was also, very moderately, ecumenical, though he showed little interest in the theological implications of an ecumenical agenda.
However, in his central theology and sense of the nature of religion in general and Catholicism in particular, he remained extraordinarily <head>faithful</head>to the papacy of Pius XII during which he had been trained and ordained.    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40016" docsrc="bnc_B2H_980">
<answer instance="faithful.40016" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Terry was, originally at least, a wing-half who had captured the eye of manager Cyril Spiers, and, after a season (1955&ndash;56) of coming to maturity and settling down to the demands of League football, he put together a run of 214 consecutive League appearances (234 with major Cup competitions) which was a club record at the time and has only once been exceeded by the great John Jackson.    
Terry's run ended just a month before the end of 1960&ndash;61, Palace's first promotion season for 40 years, and his splendid and regular performances were a key feature in that success.
He continued as a cornerstone of our defence as we were remodelled, first by Arthur Rowe, then by Dick Graham in Division 3, so that only Terry himself and George Petchey of the 1961 team were members of the 1963&ndash;64 squad which put the club back into Division 2 after an absence of 39 years.    
Terry was a great club man &mdash; he simply had no desires to play for anyone else &mdash; and no-one at Selhurst Park wanted him to do so.
Accordingly his <head>faithful</head>service here was rewarded with a Testimonial in October 1966 and a crowd of over 17,000 attended.    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40020" docsrc="bnc_A6J_2054">
<answer instance="faithful.40020" senseid="faithful%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
She had fallen in love with it so slowly and gently and sweetly that she had never noticed it had happened.
The park, unlikely though it might seem, was not a job, not a political ideology, not a way of filling in the weary hours until she was old enough to retire, not even something to spite her mother with once and for all while she accepted everything else from her.
It had been all those things, it had started as all those things, but now it was work and love.    
She saw her work laid out there in the garden, all the muscled cold wet harshness of it; all the labour and the ingrained resistance to working, and she thanked her mother, who had given her this thing.
This knowledge that in the end everything must crumble but a woman's work is her rock and her shield, a strong fortress, a <head>faithful</head>lover.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40023" docsrc="bnc_C8L_952">
<answer instance="faithful.40023" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Without it, it is not an exaggeration to fear that the people will perish.    
It may be asked, if there is among Anglican church planters a hesitation about wearing robes and if there is a positive desire to adapt the liturgy of the Church of England, why and in what way can they say that they remain Anglican?
My answer is immediately that we submit to our leaders, the bishops, and value highly their pastoral care.
Second, we follow with gladness the thirty-nine articles.
  Incidentally, it would be good to remember that Article nineteen does not say that &bquo;The church is a congregation with Anglican style&equo; but merely this:    
The visible Church of Christ is a congregation of <head>faithful</head>men, in the which the pure Word of God is preached, and the Sacraments be duly ministered according to Christ's ordinance&hellip;        
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40027" docsrc="bnc_ADC_285">
<answer instance="faithful.40027" senseid="faithful%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Certain occupations were held to be unfitting for baptized believers; magic, idolatry, eroticism, games in the amphitheatre ranked as unsuitable occupations.
There was controversy in the second-century churches whether a Christian could be a magistrate or bear public authority, activities which might require apparently compromising with idolatry or condemning criminals to execution.
Capital punishment was unacceptable to the ancient church.        
Sex and Marriage    
The church found it hard to enforce chastity within marriage when a pagan man took it for granted that he had the right to sleep with his slavegirls.
But we must not suppose that the rigid Christian sex ethic was shaped by reaction against pagan debauchery.
The characteristic Christian theme was most at variance with pagan assumptions in that bishops asked husbands to be as <head>faithful</head>to their wives as they expected their wives to be to them.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40032" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_1378">
<answer instance="faithful.40032" senseid="faithful%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Take this example of a man who suddenly decided he didn't like his job any more and walked out that same day.
Predictably his wife was very upset about his resignation.
Marital tension mounted.
When her complaints got too much for him, he began going to pubs and picking up women.
Today the couple are having counselling but the marriage is very shaky.        
Where your mate's parents faithful to each other?    
Mothers and fathers are role models, exerting a strong, yet subtle influence over their children.
When parents are faithful to each other, it's more likely that their children will grow up to be true to each other, too.        
How good is your marriage?    
No matter what a spouse's background may be, another factor frequently plays a strong role in determining whether or not the partners will stay <head>faithful</head>to each other.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40036" docsrc="bnc_CEJ_818">
<answer instance="faithful.40036" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
It is Luke's intention to show that the rising of a person   to new life in Christ will be completed in the resurrection of the Lord after his life has been &bquo;a sign which men reject&equo;.        
The story of Jesus' birth comes to an end with Anna, a prophetess who, like Simeon, looked forward to the liberation of Jerusalem and the coming of the Messiah.    
The family finally returns home to Nazareth where Jesus grows strong in wisdom and    
God's favour was upon him (  Luke   2:40).            
The Boy Jesus in the Temple (Luke 2:41&ndash;52)    
The first twelve years of Jesus' life are passed over in silence.
Luke then records a story about Jesus visiting the capital city for the feast of Passover at the age of twelve.    
The Jewish law required all <head>faithful</head>Jews to make the pilgrimage to Jerusalem three times a year for three different feasts:    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40037" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_1321">
<answer instance="faithful.40037" senseid="faithful%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
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Accountancy:  Approved Courses for Accountancy Education   free from the Board of Accreditation of Educational Courses, PO Box 686, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 2BP.    
Part-time degrees: Part-Time Degrees, Diplomas &amp; Certificates by Malcolm Tight (CRAC/Hobsons, &pound;7.95).            
SHE LOVE TEST    
WILL YOUR MATE BE FAITHFUL?    
Trust and fidelity are essential for a lasting, successful relationship.
But has your partner got what it takes?
By Myron Brenton    
Most of us begin married life filled with hope and resolve.
We want our marriages to last and our love for each other to grow.
We hope an expect to be <head>faithful</head>to each other.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40039" docsrc="bnc_CCD_1547">
<answer instance="faithful.40039" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Taking the prince by the hand, she continued, &bquo;Lo, here is this gentleman whom I doubt not would be safely kept by me, if I were permitted; and well as I know there be some deadly enemies to my blood, that if they knew where any lay in their own bodies, they would let it out if they could!&equo;    
&bquo;Madam, I protest!&equo;
Cardinal Bourchier was plainly shocked &mdash; but the queen-dowager, if she heard, paid no heed.    
&bquo;The desire of a kingdom knows no kindred,&equo; she told   the deputation.
&bquo;Brothers have been brothers&equo; bane &mdash; and may the nephew be sure of the uncle?
Each of these princes is safe whilst they be asunder.
Notwithstanding, my lords, I here deliver my son &mdash; and his brother's life with him &mdash; into your hands, and of you shall I require them before God and man.
<head>Faithful</head>be ye, I know well, and power ye have if ye list to keep them safe; but if ye think I fear too much, yet beware ye fear not too little!&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40040" docsrc="bnc_ACG_1784">
<answer instance="faithful.40040" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Put in the context of 1 Samuel 1&ndash;3, however, and the preparations for battle in chapter 4, its message is more uncertain.
On the one hand it would seem clear that the Philistines will have no earthly chance against Israel and this mighty God of hers.
These lords of God's Land, as they are portrayed in Judges, will be brought low, and poor, feeble Israel will be exalted.
Yet we hear so much in chapters 1&ndash;3 of the faithlessness of men in high positions in Israel (chapter 4 will tell us that Eli was not only high priest at Shiloh but for forty years &bquo;judge&equo; in Israel, the one in whom resided the greatest political and spiritual as well as judicial authority among all the tribes).
&bquo;He will guard the feet of his <head>faithful</head>ones; but the wicked shall be cut off in darkness,&equo; says the psalm.
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&bquo;Remember your place!&equo;    
But throughout December it was they who slaved away &mdash; or at least Ruth and Ellen did.
Apart from being disinclined for work, Mrs Peterson was showing her age more   than ever and was not capable of sustained effort.    
&bquo;I'm handing the puddings over to you this Christmas Ruth,&equo; she said.
&bquo;By rights they should have been made on Stir-up Sunday, only I was too busy.
Perhaps we should say the collect anyway?&equo;    
So Ruth made the rich mixture and in turn the three of them stirred it, reciting meanwhile the collect for the Sunday before Advent.
&bquo;Stir up we beseech Thee, O Lord, the wills of Thy <head>faithful</head>people; that they, plenteously bringing forth the fruits of good works, may of Thee be plenteously rewarded.&equo;
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This style of research is also referred to as &bquo;field study&equo; or even &bquo;fieldwork&equo; but, since this can sometimes be confused with survey-type research, which may also involve going out into &bquo;the field&equo;, this book will use the term &bquo;ethnography&equo;.    
At its simplest, ethnography involves the researcher in describing the way of life of a group of people.
Such a group may be large, as in the case of community studies of whole towns, or quite small, as in the various studies that have been made of street-corner boys, groups of school-pupils, or people institutions such as colleges or mental hospitals.
The first part of this chapter will concentrate on studies of relatively small groups.    
The purpose of such research is to describe the culture and life style of the group of people being studied in a way that is as <head>faithful</head>as possible to the way they see it themselves.
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In real life, we move our heads, and foreground objects appear to move in front of background objects because of parallax.
The sense of balance is constantly giving our brains guidance about the way we are facing.
The result with present 3-D pictures is that foreground objects tend to look flat &mdash; &bquo;cut out of cardboard&equo; is the common expression &mdash; because the viewer cannot look round an object by moving his head.The sense of balance is probably the most important one which should be harnessed by sound recording engineers.
When it tells our brains which way our heads are pointing, it affects our perception of stereo and quadraphonic sound.
You would think that the &bquo;dummy head microphone&equo; for &bquo;binaural&equo; reproduction &mdash; stereo sound for headphone listening &mdash; would give totally <head>faithful</head>stereo reproduction as a matter of principle.
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Yet the general position had improved enough for the government to proceed to its second level campaign &mdash; the creation of nation-wide cultural uniformity through mass education as the chief instrument of modernization in a period when technical means and financial resources were not as yet adequate for fast modernization through industrialization.
The problems confronting the Bolsheviks in early NEP were formidable.
The difficulty of undermining traditional ways and beliefs has been noted again and again, in the continuing hold of religion in Smolensk, the educational crisis in Kursk, the peculiar problems in Makarenko's colony.
The cultural conquest of the countryside by the towns and of oral by literate culture was the prime aim of the press, and we shall examine this role in more detail.
The third and most sophisticated role in initiating cultural ideas comprised those intellectuals who were <head>faithful</head>to Bolshevik goals.
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He says: &bquo;I used to do all my own stunts, then one day I thought, &bquo;Why am I depriving a stuntman of an honest day's work?&equo;
Now I just leave it to the professionals.&equo;    
Carry On Columbus has been made by the original Carry On creators, executive producer Peter Rogers and director Gerald Thomas.    
It is one of three films coming out this year to mark the the 500th anniversary of Columbus's discovery of America.    
But whereas Columbus, The Discovery, with Marlon Brando and Tom Selleck, cost &pound;17.9 million, and 1492 had a massive &pound;25.6 million budget, Carry On Columbus needed a cheap and cheerful &pound;2.25 million.    
&bquo;I think you'll find that our plot varies a little from the history books,&equo; Jim says.    
&bquo;But we have been <head>faithful</head>to the Carry On formula and that is what counts.
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He paused for a few seconds before proceeding.
&bquo;There's one thing you can be sure of, Mr Oaks.
I shall find a different lad to look after them.&equo;    
Jonadab drained his cup and placed it on a table before answering.
&bquo;Will thoo tek notice of an old man wi' a bit more wool on 'is back?&equo; he asked.    
&bquo;Surely,&equo; came Stephen's startled reply.    
&bquo;Show thi faith in t'lad that lost Daisy.
From what thoo's told me it was not his fault.
If thoo moves 'em from 'is care, you'll breed resentment.
Leave 'im in charge of 'em and he's your man for life.
He'll repay you with <head>faithful</head>service.    
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They are the two most successful sides of 1992 and if Dave Bassett's improving United are the surprise packet of the year, Everton, who they beat 2&ndash;0 on Saturday, must rank among the biggest disappointments.    
Howard Kendall's first full season back in charge has gone badly and he said ominously after the latest home loss: &bquo;Certain players are not playing to their strengths.
After a few years in management, you know who they are, and it will be put right.&equo;    
On the evidence of what was seen at Goodison Park, neither side has any outstanding strengths or glaring weaknesses and the whole puzzling equation simply comes down to a matter of confidence.    
How else could United manager Dave Bassett call up a <head>faithful</head>old servant from his Wimbledon days like Alan Cork and see him kill off Everton with his first goal for the club?    
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For the whole family: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Barbican).
The most festive show in town.
Down in the forest everything stirs, especially Richard McCabe's sinister Puck and David Troughton's outsize Bottom.    
Whale (Lyttelton).
David Holman's ecological thriller with Emil Wolk as an airborne, interventionist raven.    
The Shaughran (Olivier).
Welcome return of Boucicault's romantic melodrama.    
Cinderella (Theatre Royal, Stratford East).
With pantomime a dwindling art-form (dominated by superannuated sportsmen and holidaying soap-stars), David Cregan and Philip Hedley usually nod towards traditional story-telling.    
A Christmas Carol (Young Vic).
David Holman strikes again with a <head>faithful</head>Dickens adaptation; recommended by our own Richard Bates.    
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Racing: Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe: Britain's faith in Class value: Europe's richest race brings another opportunity for Britain's most fearless trainer to tilt at a top prize.
John Karter examines Clive Brittain's ambitious aims for Top Class and runs the rule over his Arc rivals    
By JOHN KARTER    
FOLLOWERS of Clive Brittain are once again marvelling at bookmakers' largesse over their assessment of tomorrow's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
The Newmarket trainer runs Top Class in the Longchamp spectacular and the <head>faithful</head>backing Brittain will expect to be laughing all the way to the bank as they help themselves to the generous 40-1 on offer.    
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Off to Penzance went Killigrew, to return with the daughter of the Mayor, Lucy Treleaven, (a brunette, to contrast with his previous two blonde &bquo;wives&equo;).
Sadly their honeymoon was a short one as Killigrew had, so, he sorrowfully informed his new bride, to hasten to Exeter, where he was to sit on the bench in the City's courts.
Meanwhile Lucy cloistered herself in her rooms to avoid the ghastly plague of badgers which, she was informed, had taken over the countryside.    
Back to Alice, then to Mary and eventually, indeed, to Exeter, where Killigrew was to be wed in the Cathedral to Amelia, daughter of Sir Richard Humpherson.    
With a loving wife safely   ensconced   in each corner of the building, a fact unknown to any save himself and his <head>faithful</head>servant Robert, all seemed set fair for John Killigrew to enjoy a life of quadruple wedded bliss.    
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Gary Kilpartrick has now started working with YWAM in Switzerland.
Give thanks to the Lord for the way in which He has led Gary.    
Thursdays    
Many theological students and those training for the mission field have started back at University and College.
Pray that those students would know the Lord's hand on their studies and in their lives during this academic year.    
Fridays    
Chris and Marion Collict's son, Joel, has ear problems and has much reduced hearing.
Please pray that the Lord would heal Joel's ears and that the family would continue to know the Lord's blessings as they serve Him out in Brazil.    
Saturdays    
Ask the Lord to help us as a church to be <head>faithful</head>in supporting our World Mission Link with the Meikle and Collict families.      
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He thus became the key figure in implementing the changes in the Government legal service arising out of the Compton Report.
This role he discharged with great success and it was probably the most notable feature of his time as Treasury Solicitor.    
Ware was a shy man, given to covering his shyness with a good deal of banter.
But underneath there was a remarkably warm and kind heart.
He shared with his wife Harriet a passion for fly-fishing and gardening and he made no secret of the fact that his years of retirement, when they were able to fish and garden to the full, were the happiest of his life.        
Birthdays    
Gazette Page 15    
Obituary: The Rev Keith Elliott VC    
By JULIA STUART    
&bquo;WELL DONE, thou good and <head>faithful</head>servant&equo; was the text for one of the more memorable sermons preached by the Rev Keith Elliott VC.
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The joke around at the time was that it would be filmed with a hand-held camera.
(It took another four years before it limply reached the screen with Richard Benjamin.)    
Instead, after the first flaring of fame had died down to a steady glow, and he had enjoyed the sexual fruits that it offered, he stayed in his two-room West 11th Street apartment, together with Anne and Karina again, dressed in the faded jeans and threadbare leather jackets he had always worn.    
Every time Dustin saw his name in block letters on the marquee of a movie house, he was assailed with thoughts of his own mortality, a subject that constantly obsessed him, especially as he had already seen into the abyss.
&bquo;It was like death-with my children already grown up, tired of watching my movies at my own request, with my ex-wife at my side and my <head>faithful</head>dog.&equo;    
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His wife failed to persuade the judges to include him amongst the prisoners released in the celebrations of the coronation of Charles II, and in her bitterness told them that her husband was being denied justice because he was a tinker and a poor man.    
In Bedford County Jail Bunyan supported his family by making long tagged laces.
He preached to and instructed his fellow prisoners.
In the first years he had easy-going jailers.
He could receive visitors and was allowed out of jail from time to time, even occasionally to preach in London.
During this first imprisonment, which lasted from 1660 to 1672, Bunyan published  Grace Abounding  , which was based on sermons given by him in prison.
It was both a spiritual autobiography and a justification of his right to preach.
Its full title was  Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners or a Brief and <head>Faithful</head>delation of the Exceeding Mercy of God in Christ to His Poor Servant, John Bunyan  .
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Isle of Dogs: They talk today of your new book, Beginning, And seem uncertain whether to praise or blame.    
King: It grieves me, sir.
We actor kings, you know, We Shers and Simon Callows, write our books About ourselves for one good single reason.    
Knowst what it is?    
Wapping: For vanity?    
Wapping: To make sure Melvyn Bragg cannot Write posthumously on your life and times?    
King: I like your jest, but no.
Tis to ensure By being author of a hardback book, That we are handled by a book reviewer To make a change from endless drama critics.    
Wapping: How very interesting, my Lord.
And now With your consent, we'll go about our tasks.    
King: So, farewell, Wapping, <head>faithful</head>Fleet Street too, And Lord of the Isle of Dogs, adieu to you.    
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Ferdinand was ruthless in victory and made the Bohemian kingship hereditary in the House of Habsburg.
Frederick had to flee and the Palatinate was over-run by Spanish armies and the forces of the Catholic League headed by Maximilian I of Bavaria who coveted the Electoral dignity and to whom it was awarded in 1623.    
Too late, those who should have been Frederick's allies realised their mistake in letting him be crushed.
Thereafter, and for more than a generation, Germany was the stage on which the rival powers played out their conflicts.
Armies from Sweden and Spain, France, the Netherlands and from as far away as Transylvania contended for superiority.
The results were catastrophic.
The German economy, already in difficulties before the war, was ruined.
Plague followed the armies like a <head>faithful</head>dog.
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To look at Christian dualism in this way is actually to advance an argument against God, not the Devil, and some people feel that in discrediting God such a view calls into question not only the Devil but the whole of Christianity.    
The early church faced this problem too.
In the Old Testament the Devil is usually portrayed as an adversary, not as the supreme evil being.
In the story of Job we see the adversary bargaining with God over the righteous man.
He seems to be on talking terms with the creator and is able to gain permission to tempt Job in a number of horrible ways.
In the New Testament Satan is much more the Evil One that we associate with Christian theology.    
Wishing to be <head>faithful</head>to the whole biblical tradition (unlike many moderns), the church fathers insisted that Satan was a rebel but that he was also somehow connected to God's purposes and plans for the world in terms of both judgment and deliverance.
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The female candidate, Barbara Dalzell, a New Zealand journalist from the  Financial Times  , made a good impression and was reluctantly rejected as lacking experience.    
But what the rest of the candidates did not know was that Pilger had already earmarked someone for the job &mdash; the man who had gatecrashed the capitalization-day party &mdash; Keith Sutton of the  Wapping Post  .    
Pilger had met Sutton whilst making a film for Australian television about the Wapping dispute.
They had a common cause against Murdoch, publisher of the filthy  Sun  , and Pilger was impressed that Sutton was bringing the Wapping strike paper out on a shoestring.
The two men found they agreed on many points about today's press.
Sutton, a former sub-editor on the  Sunday Times   colour magazine, explained how he had started the  Post   with only his <head>faithful</head>assistant Carmel Bedford, a former  Sunday Times   copytaker.
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He made the most of the clear patches of brilliant blue sky fleetingly appearing through the white storm clouds.
He excelled when he caught fine rays of sunlight dappling the surface of a lake.
He handled superbly and with deep understanding, that basic interrelation of landscape and its prevailing climatic conditions.
Many artists would only wish to portray Windermere in sunny weather and would turn it into a different place, but he managed to evoke any real day in the Lake District as it were in its right clothes.     
Stockley Bridge.    
Though one cannot claim for Green the sublimity of Turner, the clarity of Cotman or the magnificence of Constable, he was one of the most faithful topographical artists to paint the Lake District.
Added to his <head>faithful</head>representation was his own flavour of the area which no one else has been able to maintain over such a long period.
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Delving deep into its archives it has come up with some winners, not least a luscious 1947 performance of Bax's The Garden of Fand that I once possessed and enjoyed in its original, 78 rpm form.    
For its CD reissue (CDM7 63405&ndash;2), the sound has been carefully refurbished, and it has been sensibly coupled with Bantock's roughly contemporaneous Fifine at the Fair.
These pieces represent English Romanticism at its peak and nobody did them better than Beecham.
For good measure Lord Berners's quirky ballet suite The Triumph of Neptune is included.    
Another early purchase of mine was Beecham's 78 rpm version of Sibelius's Sixth Symphony recorded in 1947.
It is a tribute to EMI engineers of the time and their <head>faithful</head>successors today that this and the even earlier (1937) version of Sibelius's Fourth Symphony come up sounding so truthful (CDM7 64027 2).    
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Many firms have just been hanging on.
They can't continue making these investments.
There's going to be a shake-out.&equo;         
You can only reduce the level of fees by reducing the work.
We don't believe that with a professional firm you can get discounted fees    
Pearson: Pruning the auditors back    
Many in the profession have their own example to quote of a rival firm bidding 20% to 50% under the otherwise going rate        
small business    
PRESERVED FOR PERFORMANCE A century-old suburban music venue, threatened with demolition, has been successfully, even triumphantly, restored, thanks to its board's prodigious fund-raising activities and <head>faithful</head>support from the community.    
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Instead, Willis found that his lads were very well prepared for work in factories where they could use the same &bquo;survival&equo;   techniques as they had learned at school.
They saw factory work as a source of pride rather than low status, and in this way they  inverted   the ideas of the teachers and other more powerful groups in society.
Willis' account, relying upon Marxist interpretation of the data, portrayed the lads as expressing a kind of rebellion, for in doing so they had developed an awareness of their class position.
Other aspects of their behaviour were less appealing however, for the &bquo;lads&equo; helped to cement their peer group solidarity by expressing abusive attitudes towards black people and a savagely sexist contempt for girls.
Thus, they saw the female population divided into two groups.
On the one hand there were &bquo;good girls&equo; who were potential wives because they cooked and cleaned, were <head>faithful</head>and submissive.
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Centuries of tradition have portrayed dragons as fire breathing, flying serpents.
They always seem to live somewhere in the north as typified by this quotation from the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
AD 793 &bquo;In this year, dire forewarnings came over the land of the Northumbrians, and miserably terrified the people; there were excessive whirlwinds and lightenings, and fiery dragons were seen flying in the air.&equo;
There are many other such records: &bquo;A bloody cloud in likeness of fire was seen oftentimes&equo; &mdash; AD 979.
&bquo;The heaven appeared almost all night as if it were burning&equo; &mdash; AD 1098.
Is all this the work of dragons?    
No, it is all due to the <head>faithful</head>old Sun going through it usual cycle of activity and the so called dragons turn out to be early sightings of aurorae.
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He was written about enthusiastically in the New York Times, offered a recording contract by CBS Records, and by the end of that year was cutting his first album.
The second and third albums, &bquo;Freewheelin&equo; (1962) and &bquo;The Times They are a Changin&equo; (1963), established him as a real and original talent, as both singer and songwriter, with a message that seemed as arresting and vital as the times through which he was fortunate to be living.
In April 1962 he wrote &bquo;Blowin' in the Wind&equo;, and within a short space of time he had been adopted as the spokesman of the civil-rights movement.
The 1960s had found its chronicler and its prophet.    
But prophets rarely live comfortably for long in their own &mdash; or other people's &mdash; company, and in 1965 Dylan horrified his <head>faithful</head>audience by selling out to commerce.
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Angeli once photographed His Holiness, dripping wet, in woollen underwear, after fixing a video to a tree and monitoring the pontiff's early morning swims.    
That was Angeli's greatest coup.    
Until now&hellip;                
CLINCHING THE DEAL: Fergie and &bquo;financial adviser&equo; Johnny Bryan huddle close to discuss confidential business matters    
MAKING A SPLASH: Fergie's certainly done that    
FERGIE'S A FOOTMAN: Multi talented Johnny shows off his amazing heeling powers to his Royal sole-mate    
NOSEDIVE: For the Duchess&hellip; and her popularity    
ONE-WAY STRETCH: Fergie lolls by the poolside as her <head>faithful</head>attendant stays on hand to offer whatever help he can    
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Benny took the bus to Dublin on the first day of term with more trepidation than she would ever have expected.
At home they had behaved as if she were a toddler going to a first party in a party frock rather than a huge ungainly student eighteen years of age going to university dressed from head to toe in dark clothes.    
She could still see the tableau this morning: her father with tears of pride in his eyes &mdash; she knew he would go to the business and bore everyone to death with tales about how his wonderful daughter was going to university.
Benny could see her mother sitting there stretching her hand out full of what she had been full of for months now: the huge advantages of being able to come home every night by bus.
Patsy, looking like the <head>faithful</head>old black mammy slave in a film except that she was white and she was only twenty-five.
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&bquo;Landing face down in the bottom of a boat would hardly be the way to win the heart of the woman you love.    
&bquo;And I rather suspect Anne prefers a different sort of approach.
She'd agree to marry him as part of a partnership &mdash; not as some sort of meek, mild bride agreeing to graciously give her hand.&equo;    
Others who remember Anne from her days as Mrs Mark Phillips said she was the one who wore the trousers.    
&bquo;She was the boss in that marriage &mdash; and I am sure she will be in this,&equo; said one.    
That view was supported last night when it was revealed that Anne would not promise to obey her new husband during the service at the stone and slate-built Crathie Church, close to Balmoral, on Saturday.    
Both will vow to say &bquo;loving, <head>faithful</head>and loyal until God shall separate us by death&equo; before the Rev Keith Angus.    
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Stocky and friendly, he had two small flaws in his character which were to be his undoing.
He imbibed too much, too often and too frequently and, when in his cups, was included to brag and boast.
An acre became a field, a hundredweight a ton, and a guinea became a fortune.    
Jonathon Blagrave had inflicted his extrovert and yet popular company on several of Reading's alehouses that evening, before crossing Caversham Bridge on his journey home.
He pulled his plodding horse to a halt outside the Griffin, still a popular pub on the Oxfordshire side of the Thames.
There, with several farmers of his ilk, he quaffed pint after pint of good Berkshire ale.    
Jonathon knew he had less than two miles to go and that his <head>faithful</head>horse would trudge him home as he had done many times before.
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I unfolded to Martha my design of starting at dead of night for a walk round the north of the island.
This she protested against very strongly, on the ground that she had known many missed and some murdered who essayed to travel round that way in the night; not that she thought such dark deeds as robbery would be perpetrated by any of the islanders, &bquo;But you see, sir, the island is very near the sea, and all sorts of men are sailing round about, an&equo; when they've spent all their own earnings on drink, it's hard to know what they'll no' do to try and get more.&equo;    
So I was persuaded, and planned a start at dawn.          
I wasn't very <head>faithful</head>to JTR's timings and routes whilst on Arran as my own &bquo;landlady&equo; had powers of persuasion, too, in a different kind of way.
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The treatment meted out was degrading and she had hated the middle classes ever after.
Her judgements about them were later reinforced.
A consultant visiting her sick child at home, blamed her for the terrible housing conditions where she lived.
He said that the child must stay in hospital until she found somewhere better.
She organised a rent strike and got her whole street rehoused.
The experience strengthened her belief in the existence of class conflict.
Later, she found it natural to be active in her union.      
Another woman, who had been summarily sacked for challenging a supervisor who was cheating fellow workers, joined the union when she learned it would help her get back pay and holiday pay.
From then on she saw the union as an organisation which redressed the injustices of the employers.
She was a <head>faithful</head>attender at branch meetings till she retired.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40136" docsrc="bnc_CK4_2632">
<answer instance="faithful.40136" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Male disco boppers who, judging by their blank faces as they  endlessly   crash-land nose first at bemused singer Greg Acknell's knees or into mic stands, simply couldn't give a flying toss about the band.    
Given moron-free attention at a proper gig, no doubt they can shine.
Can't say I'll be around, but this is certainly no grave&rehy;digging time either.
Can't make the mistake so soon again.            
TAKE THE GOLDFISH BOWLING    
INSPIRAL CARPETS    
SINCE THE Inspirals first wowed us with their heady mixture of growling pop, sensitive poetry and bad haircuts, much on the Planet Carpet has changed.
For starters, they've witnessed a marked shift in the make-up of their audience: though there's a sprinkling of residual bagginess in tonight's crowd, the lion's share of the <head>faithful</head>fit the dishevelled, T-shirted stereotype of the diehard pop kid.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="faithful.40137" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Although we will go on to think about what is commonly thought of as spiritual healing in a later section of this book, true healing is all around us.
Think of the mother whose child has just fallen over and grazed his knee &mdash; what does she do?
She kisses it better.
And somehow it  is   better.
Her   love for her child has given him comfort and helped him forget his pain.    
Recently it has been found that those old people who either have pets of their own or who have access to animals are often actually healthier &mdash; and are certainly happier &mdash; than those who have no such contact.
However old or ill one might be, there is something healing and comforting about stroking the soft fur of a purring cat or looking into the trusting eyes of a <head>faithful</head>dog.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="faithful.40140" senseid="faithful%3:00:00::"/>
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It is chiefly famous among Christians as the clear basis for the text of the Magnificat.
Though put beautifully into the mouth of Hannah by the storyteller, it did not have its origins with her, but, to judge from its mention of the king at the end, must have been composed for national celebration at some point during the time of the monarchy.
It rejoices in the unrivalled might of Israel's God, the creator of the world, and in his habit of turning human affairs upside down and bringing the powerless to positions of strength.    
My mouth derides my enemies,         
says the speaker (originally, perhaps, the king) at the beginning,    
because I rejoice in thy salvation&hellip;    
The bows of the mighty are broken,    
but the feeble gird on strength&hellip;    
He will guard the feet of his <head>faithful</head>ones;    
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<answer instance="fatigue.40001" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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The Matchplay's unique &bquo;needlepunch&equo; construction gives surface texture which, claims Anglian and Midland, makes sand infilling much easier than for other products.    
Matchplay II has an integral shockpad which reduces stress on knee and ankle joints.
The reduced sand content and high fibre weight offers better underfoot grip when compared to sand filled tufteds and natural grass.    
Playability and ball bounce are two of the advantages of the Omnicourt Pro tennis court, another sand filled artificial grass surface, according to manufacturers Omnisport Landscape Construction Ltd. (  ).     
Plexicushion Prestige ensures additional cushioning which should, according to the company, help to prevent player <head>fatigue</head>and wear and tear on muscles and joints    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40003" docsrc="bnc_A1V_522">
<answer instance="fatigue.40003" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
It is easy enough to say What Makes Martin Run: a sincere belief that Hong Kong needs true democracy, even if most of its present leaders disagree.
The more difficult question is how long he can continue as a one-man movement.
He has been one of the Legislative Council's most diligent members, a demanding enough job; he accepted China's offer of a seat on the Basic Law Drafting Committee, helping to write Hong Kong's post-1997 mini-constitution, and was embroiled in more unsuccessful arguments for direct elections, opposed by mainland communists and Hong Kong conservatives.
He has been an energetic supporter of the democracy movement in China; and of Hong Kong campaigns to secure right of abode in Britain.
Not surprisingly, from time to time, his <head>fatigue</head>shows: the voice cracks, the temper frays, the judgement falters.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40004" docsrc="bnc_BM1_357">
<answer instance="fatigue.40004" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
If you are undertaking an elimination diet, you should be cutting out tea, coffee, alcohol and sugar anyway.
Assuming you are not sensitive to these items, you may later reintroduce them, but avoid taking any of them in large quantities, and in particular avoid strong coffee or tea.
Caffeine can be very damaging &mdash; see p 159.
If you smoke, make every effort to give up.    
Eat regular, adequate meals and make sure you get enough sleep.
Try to keep to a regular timetable of waking and sleeping.
Keep your surroundings tidy and well organized.    
Get out of doors as much as possible and take some exercise &mdash; preferably fairly strenuous &mdash; every day.
Feeling fit does wonders for the morale.
If you suffer from morning <head>fatigue</head> , taking some exercise before breakfast is often very helpful.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40007" docsrc="bnc_AD7_246">
<answer instance="fatigue.40007" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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Richard Pitman stole a quick look round to assess the closeness of his nearest pursuer &mdash; at least twenty lengths &mdash; and shortened the reins to keep Crisp together for the final draining half mile.
He was still going well enough, but then, as he turned towards the stands for the last time, a doubt began to nibble, and then to gnaw, Was he losing his momentum?
Brian Fletcher on Red Rum thought he was, and urged his mount to keep up the pursuit.
The gap was surely closing, and Crisp was not home yet.
At the second last fence Crisp was still ten lengths to the good but he was clearly coming to the end of his tether.
After   the second last Pitman sneaked another look behind him, and this telegraphed to Brian Fletcher that all was not lost.
As Crisp, tiring with every stride, made for the thirtieth and final fence the awful prospect of defeat loomed large.
He was losing his action, and beginning to roll around with <head>fatigue</head> .
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<instance id="fatigue.40008" docsrc="bnc_AMU_2270">
<answer instance="fatigue.40008" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
First pouring boiling water over the used coffee grounds, Trent led Mariana through to the living-room, seating her on the sofa.
&bquo;Don't move,&equo; he ordered.
&bquo;There's glass everywhere.
Fall and you'll cut yourself to ribbons.&equo;    
He lit the hurricane lamps set in brass wall-brackets and found a pressure lamp for the dining table.
Back in the kitchen he poured coffee, adding sweetened condensed milk for instant energy.    
Mariana looked up as he returned to the living-room.
Wet as a water rat, she sat hugging her knees.
The shape of her body hidden, she looked in her mid-teens, defenceless.
Her hair had been flattened by the storm so that it made Trent think of a squashed   astrakan   hat.
Bruised shadows of <head>fatigue</head>showed beneath her eyes &mdash; eyes in which Trent read gratitude and the beginnings of dependency.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40011" docsrc="bnc_A0M_355">
<answer instance="fatigue.40011" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
If a tie results, then after a break of up to a minute an extension of two or three minutes is fought.
So training must take place with this time period in mind.      
Aerobic training    
I will assume that you are not completely unfit and can cope with the demands of normal training.
As I have indicated, the requirements for competition are slightly different, but we can use the fitness built up through normal training to provide a platform upon which to establish more specialised requirements.
Thus you will already be aerobically fit, that is able to sustain a relatively low work-load over a long period.
If this is the case, then your first objective is to raise the level of work you can do before sliding too far into fatigue-producing anaerobic respiration.
The longer you stave that off, the less time you will spend building <head>fatigue</head>toxins.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40012" docsrc="bnc_AMU_2149">
<answer instance="fatigue.40012" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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Shooting him as he made his approach would be easier than pumping lead into a target.
He beckoned Mariana to draw the inside of the cabin.    
Large living-room in the front with two doors.
One led to the kitchen, the other to the President's bedroom with a bathroom off it.
A door connected kitchen with bathroom, with the rear door leading from the kitchen to the carport.    
Trent walked back and studied the footpath before remounting the motor cycle.
He signalled Mariana to follow on foot and left one of the shotguns with her.
First gear,   footbrake and handbrake, he slithered down the shale and slippery boulder track that twisted between the pine trees.
Twice he nearly lost control and rested, steadying his nerve.
He knew <head>fatigue</head>as a temptress capable of leading the unwary into shortcuts that were fatal.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40014" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Apart from depression and anxiety, the following mental symptoms are reported in cases of food intolerance: fatigue, mental exhaustion and confusion, inability to concentrate, poor memory, insomnia, tension, dizziness, disorientation, over-excitement, &bquo;nervousness&equo;, irritability, violent mood-swings and aggressive behaviour.
In children, hyperactivity is frequently reported (see p 206), while in adults the most common symptom is excessive fatigue that is not relieved by rest.
Children may also show great lethargy and drowsiness.
Some doctors interpret both fatigue and hyperactivity as part of a common set of reactions which they describe as the &bquo;tension-fatigue&equo; syndrome, in which the patient may be profoundly tired or tense and irritable, or both.
For many, the fatigue is worst in the morning, so that the patient has difficulty in waking up and feels ghastly on getting out of bed.
As the day progresses the <head>fatigue</head>begins to clear.        
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40015" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The information can be found under the section on international dialling codes.    
&bull; A world atlas.
Some give the time zones directly.
If not, they can be estimated by knowing that one time zone equals 15 &deg; longitude.
Thus Christmas Island (105 &deg; E) is seven time zones to the east and Jamaica (75 &deg; W) is five time zones to the west.    
But be warned, not all countries abide exactly by these rules, and so slight regional modifications are quite common.
Since all journeys start with a flight, we will first advise briefly on suitable behaviour during the flight,        
What to do during the flight    
The anxieties associated with a journey and the change of routine can cause a general sense of <head>fatigue</head>which will often be increased by loss of sleep as a result of the timing of the journey.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40017" senseid="fatigue%1:12:00::"/>
<answer instance="fatigue.40017" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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Just as well, since they chose him.    
Already there are suggestions from Australia that the Raiders' post-Grand Final party lasted all the way to Manchester, in other words that their preparation for the game was not as dedicated as it might have been.    
This is almost certainly not the case and does Canberra a grave disservice, though it does illustrate one of the problems behind the fixture.    
Wherever the game is played, and the possibility of alternate years in Manchester and Sydney will be discussed in the coming weeks, one team will always go into the match having just become champions, while the other will be at the start of their first defence.    
Canberra arrived at Old Trafford at the end of a hard season, and their tiredness, inevitably compounded by travel <head>fatigue</head> , dictated their match plan.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40019" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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people often complain of &bquo;insomnia&equo; in such circumstances!          
YOUR BODY CLOCK, FATIGUE AND SLEEP      
Fatigue and body temperature    
We have already outlined the evidence (Chapter 1 and 2) that the rhythms of fatigue and body temperature have both external and internal causes.
for alertness (or fatigue) the evidence must be based upon subjective measurements, but, for body temperature, objective measurements are possible.
It will have been noted that the rhythms of body temperature and alertness are timed very similarly with higher values in the daytime and lower values at night (compare figs 1.2 and 1.3).    
This means that a higher body temperature is associated with a higher degree of alertness or a smaller amount of <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40025" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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Creed called at seven.
&bquo;Meet me in the parking-lot.&equo;
Jed usually waited in the car outside the   front of the hotel.
Now it was the parking-lot.
Underground.
When Creed stepped out of the service elevator he wasn't alone.
Flack was with him.
Flack was one of the corporation lawyers.
It looked as if both men had been up all night.
Except Flack didn't have a technique.
Flack's skin glistened in the white, gritty light, his thin face tight with <head>fatigue</head> .    
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</instance>

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It goes without saying that once the primary structure has failed there must be provision for the failure to be detected by some means before the redundant structure itself is weakened by continuous flight loads.
The alternative to a fail-safe structure from the airworthiness certification point of view is establishing, by means of full scale testing, the fatigue life of the structure concerned and then replacing it well before the end of that life is reached.    
In the case of the Boeing 707/300&ndash;400 series aircraft the stabilisers were certified on the basis of a fail-safe structure, but on the earlier versions of the (smaller) Boeing 707/100 series in which there were only two, instead of three, chords (Boeing nomenclature) in the stabiliser rear spar, <head>fatigue</head>testing produced cracks in the rear spar upper chord rear flange (as opposed to the forward flange in the accident aircraft) after 240 000 simulated flights.
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</instance>

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To programme the day successfully, you need to take into account how tired the patient is likely to be, for instance after a physiotherapy treatment session.
If he has a tiring morning session, for instance, he may need a rest period in his chair or in bed after lunch.
After the rest he should be involved in some activity which does not require too much physical effort.
As he gets fitter, he may be able to do two or three physically demanding sessions each day, interspersed with lighter activities and rest periods.
Whatever he is doing, you must remember that he must be positioned correctly at all times to prevent his spasticity from increasing.    
While physical <head>fatigue</head>is one problem which needs careful control, boredom and lack of motivation are potentially far more difficult to combat.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40030" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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Young children may need large print but should be educated to use smaller print as their reading develops.
Dark lines on paper can be a useful writing aid.
Macular degeneration can be hereditary and genetic counselling appropriate.          
Nystagmus    
As noted above, nystagmus is an involuntary movement of the eyes which is very noticeable.
The oscillations are usually from side to side but can be up and down.
The condition is usually associated with other problems, such as albinism.
Near vision may not be affected but distance vision will be reduced, possibly severely.
Frequently, those with nystagmus find their vision more stable if the head is held on one side or slightly askew.
A balance must be found between the child's ease of vision and the tension, <head>fatigue</head>and other possible effects of the bad posture.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40033" docsrc="bnc_BM1_495">
<answer instance="fatigue.40033" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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Hazel had been ill, in one way or another, for most of her life.
As a child she had pains in her stomach a lot of the time, and shooting pains in her arms and legs.
She was sick when she ate certain foods, notably fish.
Despite this, she was a bright child and did well at school.
At 17, she suddenly became very lethargic, put on weight and suffered &bquo;swollen glands&equo; (enlargement of the lymph nodes, which are part of the immune system).
These symptoms looked just like those of glandular fever, and that was what her doctor diagnosed.
But the illness lingered for over a year, and in the end the doctor decided that she must be suffering from depression.
Her tiredness was such that Hazel could no longer study and she failed all her school exams.
She remained unwell, with recurrent headaches, sleepiness, <head>fatigue</head>and inexplicable bouts of fainting.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40034" docsrc="bnc_AN1_393">
<answer instance="fatigue.40034" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Based on what I thought were proper symptoms, Puls. was given but with only temporary relief, and slight lowering of the blood pressure.
Later the patient recalled that her spells may have begun after a head injury in childhood.
The case was difficult for me, but other symptoms fitted Nat.
  Sulph. so Nat Sulph was begun in the 0/1 potency every other day, and followed by Nat.
Sulph. 0/2, 0/3, 0/4, and currently 0/5.
There has been no aggravation, the blood pressure is normal, the spells are infrequent now, and she is losing weight with improved energy.
Nat. sulph. will be continued in gradually ascending potencies until there is aggravation, or the symptoms change to another remedy.    
Case No. 3: A Lachesis patient, whose main complaint was <head>fatigue</head> , called for further treatment after his improvement stopped 4 months after a dose of Lachesis 1M which created a short initial aggravation.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40036" docsrc="bnc_CN2_1173">
<answer instance="fatigue.40036" senseid="fatigue_crack%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
When the average intelligent person sees the wreckage of a crashed aircraft greatly disintegrated and spread over the accident site, the question he would put to the investigator is almost invariably the same: &bquo;How on earth can you find out the cause of that mess?&equo;    
It is not difficult to adopt an academic approach and say glibly, &bquo;You merely establish what was the pilot's intention, then identify where the flight deviated from that intention&equo;.
But to leave it there is about as practical as learning to fly an aeroplane by reading a book on the subject.    
When an investigator arrives at the scene of an accident there is a single golden rule: secure the wreckage.
It is surprising how many sightseers will try to take a souvenir of the crash without a thought as to whether their particular treasure might contain some vital piece of evidence for the investigator, possibly the origin of a <head>fatigue</head>crack or a switch position that is all important.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40037" docsrc="bnc_A0N_1731">
<answer instance="fatigue.40037" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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And so long as they pass them through Rannoch to the west if need be.
Are there no families who would do that?&equo;    
&bquo;The sawyers would do it &mdash; that makes fourteen houses.
And a good many are obliged to us for the work they get here.
Anyway, they would never give a man away to the soldiers&hellip; &bquo;    
Before Cameron and Menzies left they had written down lists of safe houses, sources of milk and meal, and secure points further west.
A frail safety-net had started to take shape.
They rode east and south under a moonless sky alive with stars, the lustre of the Milky Way making a faint track across the zenith.
Their heads seethed with possibilities, worries, further problems.
As the deep black shadow in Glen Keltney closed over them, they moved slowly nearer home in a trance of <head>fatigue</head> .          
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40039" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
&bull; If you wake during the night (sometimes because you need to empty your bladder) then return to bed and relax as soon as possible, Do not get up for a cup of tea or snack as this will give misleading information to your body clock.    
&bull; As you get older, you tend to need less sleep.
Therefore make sure that you are not going to bed too early, particularly if you have taken a nap after lunch.
people often complain of &bquo;insomnia&equo; in such circumstances!          
YOUR BODY CLOCK, FATIGUE AND SLEEP      
Fatigue and body temperature    
We have already outlined the evidence (Chapter 1 and 2) that the rhythms of fatigue and body temperature have both external and internal causes.
for alertness (or <head>fatigue</head> ) the evidence must be based upon subjective measurements, but, for body temperature, objective measurements are possible.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40040" docsrc="bnc_BNP_894">
<answer instance="fatigue.40040" senseid="U"/>
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The &bquo;villas&equo; (Dutch for &bquo;chalet&equo;) are identikit, standardised boxes, and nestled between the trees they look rather like those huts you see in documentaries about Stalin's relocation policies.
Inside, the decor is Early Seventies Porn Film chic: thick carpet, round-the-wall bench sofa, huge melamine coffee table, breakfast bar &mdash; everything, in fact, except badly-recorded wah-wah guitar and bearded blokes called Sven walking around in towels.
The villas also possess refrigerators which operate at a volume level slightly below that of a Hercules transport plane taking off with a full load.
Should the ensuing insomnia mean dropping off during the day, then again you will be awakened, this time by real Hercules transport planes &mdash; Elveden Forest, being in East Anglia, is very close to numerous air-bases and so many jets scream overhead that one expects any minute to bump into a tight-lipped Kate Adie dressed in camouflage <head>fatigues</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40042" docsrc="bnc_CN2_84">
<answer instance="fatigue.40042" senseid="fatigue_crack%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
On Monday 16 May the inspections started and British Airtours, a subsidiary of British Airways, were the first to come up with a cracked spar.
The aircraft, a well used Boeing 707/436, had spent much of its life on the trunk routes of BOAC and it had accumulated about 47 000 flying hours up to the time when the crack was discovered.
Only the top surface of the upper chord of the rear stabiliser spar is readily visible and the crack when it was shown to me looked no bigger than a human hair lying across its width, partially hidden by paint and the dirt of many years' service.
The entire stabiliser was removed to the AIB hangar at Farnborough and a new one fitted to allow the Airtours aircraft to resume service.    
But this was only the first.
In the next few weeks no fewer than   thirty-eight aircraft were discovered with <head>fatigue</head>cracks present in the stabiliser rear spar top chord.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40044" docsrc="bnc_ANU_1622">
<answer instance="fatigue.40044" senseid="U"/>
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They were joined, like most of the other foreign armies that came to Lebanon, by a retinue of Lebanese acolytes, of leftist militiamen and Lebanese Baath party functionaries, all of them desperate to explain how delighted they were that the peace-loving Syrians had arrived to save their country.    
Armies are much alike.
Their soldiers are bored, the tedium relieved only by seconds of frantic danger and usually futile endeavour.
In films, they advance in droves of armour across open fields, their soldiers running behind their tanks for cover.
Sometimes it is like this in Lebanon.
More often, we would come across them when we least expected it; which is how we found the Syrians one hot June morning in 1976.
We simply drove over Mount Lebanon on the Damascus highway, turned a corner west of Chtaura where silver birches ran beside the road and there, quite casually, stood a Syrian soldier in combat <head>fatigues</head> , rifle over his shoulder, cigarette in his mouth, a swaggerstick covered in snakeskin in his right hand.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40047" docsrc="bnc_CEE_918">
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<context>
My step lightened, I was full of energetic high spirits, and during the summer term I even became keen on playing tennis, which I would practise with the assiduousness I had formerly devoted to the piano.
At night I would often get up and go for long walks in the school grounds, especially when the moon was full and I felt particularly restless, enjoying the silence and solitude of the   woods.
I don't remember ever being afraid, and I would boast of my nocturnal activities to a few close friends, who were duly impressed.
As far as the physical aspect of this sort of behaviour is concerned, the apparent text read, &bquo;My body is strong and healthy, super-healthy, despite your insistence that I am ill.&equo;
But, as Bruch has pointed out, anorexics tend to deny <head>fatigue</head> , and my diary is full of complaints such as, &bquo;felt dead tired&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40049" docsrc="bnc_C9R_1713">
<answer instance="fatigue.40049" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
A prescription for &bquo;coping with sudden severe hearing loss&equo; by Dr Colin Green:    
A lot of motivation      
A touch of inspiration    
As much as possible of guidance    
Hopefully, a lot of resilience    
Mixed with some dedication    
Flavoured with faith    
Coloured with a sense of humour    
All mixed together with&hellip; a little bit of luck.                
dealing with Stressful Tension and Fatigue    
Stressful tension and <head>fatigue</head>directly affect speechreading ability.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40051" docsrc="bnc_C9R_1754">
<answer instance="fatigue.40051" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Yes, the speaker's lips are moving, but somehow the sense does not come through the &bquo;panic block&equo;.    
Paradoxically, being over-anxious has caused a barrier.
Concentration is no longer on the message the speaker is conveying but, instead, the importance of the occasion; there is conscious striving to understand.
The subconscious mind works best when allowed to get on with its own job.
The stressful tension must be dealt with firmly and decisively.      
Fatigue is increased by the constant effort required to be an active listener.
The alert, attentive mind, the intense concentration needed, is very demanding.    
When people begin speechreading instruction, their eagerness to progress and to understand everything instantly makes them very vulnerable to <head>fatigue</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40053" docsrc="bnc_CEP_4294">
<answer instance="fatigue.40053" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Still in need of the run there, he will strip much fitter today.    
Willie Sparkle can reverse recent form with Strong Views in the last (3.40) at the Scottish track.        
Why Ollie wept in the locker room    
Bill Blighton    
JOSE Maria Olazabal has chosen to miss next month's &pound;1.7 million Johnnie Walker World Championship in sun-kissed Jamaica because he is exhausted.    
He wants a complete break from golf.    
Olazabal (pictured) will spend December in Northern Spain hunting with his father and the first month of the New Year with the rest of his family.
His first tournament will be the Tenerife Open, but not until mid-February.    
The 26-year-old is guarded about his physical and mental <head>fatigue</head> , but he says pointedly: &bquo;It's time for me to relax.&equo;    
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<answer instance="fatigue.40056" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
 Giardia   lives in the gut and produces microscopic hard-walled cysts that pass out of the body with the faeces.
These can get into food or water, especially in countries with poor sanitary facilities, and thus infect other people.
 Giardia   cysts are resistant to chlorine, at least in the amounts usually used for disinfecting water supplies.    
For most people who become infested with  Giardia   there are no symptoms.
Such people are infectious however, and if they are involved in food preparation and are careless about washing their hands, they may be the modern equivalent of &bquo;Typhoid Mary&equo;, passing  Giardia   on to others.    
Those who do suffer symptoms, when infected by  Giardia  , experience an acute attack of watery diarrhoea, with bloating, abdominal pain, belching and <head>fatigue</head> .
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<instance id="fatigue.40058" docsrc="bnc_ALC_604">
<answer instance="fatigue.40058" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
In the other areas soil was not considered a major limiting factor.    
Lack of capital was a limiting factor for more than half the family farmers.
Not only had the farm to generate a living wage but it had also to provide the necessary capital for reinvestment in the business.
Many of the farmers visited admitted that they were only standing still as far as capital improvement was concerned and every year saw an increase in the list of capital work to be done.
Over three-quarters of the full-time family units in North Wales, Cumbria and Orkney chose lack of capital as a main limitation in running the farm.    
Time was not a great problem but fatigue was.
The worry of monetary problems, marketing uncertainties, the weather, etc., all contributed to the mental <head>fatigue</head>mentioned by quite a number.
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<instance id="fatigue.40060" docsrc="bnc_CEE_1166">
<answer instance="fatigue.40060" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
I didn't and couldn't see it as a progressive condition which was bound to culminate in some sort of breakdown or breakthrough.    
At first the physical symptoms of the disease were easy enough to deny: outwardly, I was fit, healthy, energetic, and never felt tired or hungry.
In short, I was a walking, running, bouncing miracle.
But gradually those symptoms had to be admitted and faced up to.
The first to gain recognition was fatigue.
In my diary I recognised it almost from the beginning, probably because I made no connection between it and non-eating, but seemed to have ascribed it to being overworked academically or being hounded into sporting activities which I resented for their profound pointlessness.
I voiced my resentment openly, but my <head>fatigue</head>was confided only to my diary and to those of my friends who already knew that I was in the habit of getting up and wandering around at night.
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<instance id="fatigue.40062" docsrc="bnc_CE9_519">
<answer instance="fatigue.40062" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The time was approximately 12.30am and all was quiet when suddenly the door handle rattled.
Mr Hayden looked up from his writing and saw a figure dressed in old-fashioned clothes reminiscent of the style worn at the turn of the century and his expression was one of sadness.
Mr Hayden, who at this stage was not thinking of the supernatural, said, &bquo;I think you are lost, sir.
The lift to the trains are upstairs.&equo;
The stranger made no move.
However, when Mr Hayden stood up and made to show the stranger the way, the figure melted into thin air, leaving the foreman completely mystified.    
Thinking <head>fatigue</head>had got the better of his tired mind, Jack Hayden did not worry unduly until the following Monday morning when a porter who had been working on the station Platform came to the mess room and saw a strange figure looking at Mr Hayden.
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<instance id="fatigue.40066" docsrc="bnc_CN2_120">
<answer instance="fatigue.40066" senseid="fatigue_fracture%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The result of the tests was to illustrate that the failure of the right stabiliser on G-BEBP occurred because of an inherent inability of what was believed to be a fail-safe structure to carry the flight loads subsequent to the fracture of the rear spar top chord (a primary load bearing structure); this was a feature of the basic design and construction rather than some factor specific to G-BEBP.    
I was never told exactly how much these tests cost, but I understand it was well over one million dollars and probably nearer two million.
Boeing paid for it all, and perhaps it would be well for the more cynically-minded who believe aircraft manufacturers are only in the business to make money to remember that Boeing had no legal obligation to contribute a single penny.
This indicates in a practical way that the Boeing company, at least, is sincere in its concern for the safety of people who fly in its aircraft.    
Meanwhile Chris Protheroe, who spent much of the next few months at the massive Boeing plant in Seattle, was trying to discover the origin of the <head>fatigue</head>fracture of the stabilizer rear spar top chord.
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<instance id="fatigue.40068" docsrc="bnc_AA7_6">
<answer instance="fatigue.40068" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Badminton.    
By Richard Jago    
DARREN HALL, seemingly able to run forever, won the Oracle English National Championship for the fourth time in five years at Crawley last night.    
Combining powerful smashes with deft drop-shots, Hall, from Chingford, Essex, beat Steve Baddeley, the left-handed Sussex player, 15-18, 15-4, 15-4 in a 66-minute final.    
Hall's speed was matched against the slightly greater power of Baddeley.
But the deciding factor was the latter's growing <head>fatigue</head>in the final stages.    
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<instance id="fatigue.40071" docsrc="bnc_BNV_1321">
<answer instance="fatigue.40071" senseid="fatigue_crack%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
The NTSB says such lines can become sensitised and susceptible to corrosion when subjected to high temperatures, possibly during the brazing process used during assembly, and warns: &bquo;Without adequate fuel line support, vibratory loads can induce fatigue cracking even on a line with no damage or defect&hellip; fuel lines on all fuel-injected engines manufactured by Lycoming should be examined for cracking and supported by clamps.&equo;    
The NTSB has also recommended inspection of components in six models of Teledyne Continental engines &mdash; the C-75, C-85, C-90, C-145, O-200 and O-300.
The component in question is cylinder part No. 641917 and earlier versions, which the Board says should be subject to an AD calling for periodic non-destructive inspection to detect cracks or defects in the rocker shaft bosses.
In 1990 a Cessna 150G crashed fatally in Florida after three rocker shaft bosses separated from the No. 3 cylinder head of its O-200.
Metallurgical examination revealed that a primary <head>fatigue</head>crack had started from stamped characters on the top of the centre boss.
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<instance id="fatigue.40072" docsrc="bnc_A4M_27">
<answer instance="fatigue.40072" senseid="fatigue%1:26:02::"/>
<answer instance="fatigue.40072" senseid="U"/>
<context>
There is an anarchic, bloody-minded streak in British public taste which likes to feel that it is striking out on its own with idiosyncratic preferences and non-conforming views.    
All of the authoritative voices shrieking in concert that X is the greatest actor since Olivier or Y the best novelist since Dickens, are virtually guaranteed to cause the ordinary punter to mutter, &bquo;Oh, yeah?&equo;
Hence, the backlash to which so many poor devils have been exposed after a premature elevation to megastardom.    
This is probably what accounts for the fact that being featured in one of those articles entitled &bquo;Faces to Watch in the New Year&equo;, or worse, &bquo;Who Will Be Who in the Coming Decade&equo; is almost inevitably a ticket to total oblivion.    
It is not just artistic ephemera which suffer from metal <head>fatigue</head>in the heat of ubiquitous exposure.
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<instance id="fatigue.40075" docsrc="bnc_AS3_206">
<answer instance="fatigue.40075" senseid="fatigue%1:12:00::"/>
<context>
The South Glen Shiel Ridge    
Creag a' Mhaim; 947m; (OS Sheet 33; 088078); M214.
Druim Shionnach; 987m; (OS Sheet 33; 074085); M155.
Aonach air Chrith; 1021m; (OS Sheet 33; 051083); M107.
Maol Chinn-dearg; 981m; (OS Sheet 33; 032088); M166.
Sgurr an Doire Leathain; 1010m; (OS Sheet 33; 015099); M116.
Sgurr an Lochain; 1004m; (OS Sheet 33; 005104); M126.
Creag nan Damh; 918m; (OS Sheet 33; 983112); M268.    
EVEN THE MOST DEDICATED MUNROIST CAN BE SIDE-TRACKED BY THE WICKED pleasures of city life.
The temptation to stay in town for a curry or a Schwarzenegger film, or both, can seriously disrupt that urge to carry on the journey up the 277 summits.    
You can spot the symptoms of Munro <head>fatigue</head>immediately.
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<answer instance="fatigue.40076" senseid="U"/>
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These olfactory cells, are long and narrow with their length perpendicular to the plane of the nasal cavity and attached to each are five, six even eight olfactory hairs, or &bquo;flagella&equo;, which are believed to be affected by odorous materials, setting off a chain of events which results in the odour being perceived.    
The &bquo;flagella&equo; are kept moist by mucus material from adjacent parts of the nose and if the mucous thickens, as when we have a cold or catarrh or due to changes in humidity or temperature, they are incapacitated and our sense of smell impaired.      
If a person continually inhales odorous air, fatigue sets in, due to the   adaptation   of the nervous responses to the stimuli.
When fatigue is complete the olfactory nerves become so   de-sensitivized   that the odour is no longer noticeable.
The more concentrated the odour, the more quickly <head>fatigue</head>becomes complete, resulting in temporary amnosia.    
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<instance id="fatigue.40078" docsrc="bnc_AHK_1823">
<answer instance="fatigue.40078" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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The Spear &amp; Jackson Neverbend range has an excellent hand trowel and fork (about &pound;5), the 12in wooden handles of which make them suitable for many jobs.
For cutting hedges by hand Sandvik's well-balanced Professional Hedge Shear (about &pound;32) has a long reach and cuts very easily and cleanly.
The top blade has cutting notches to cope with stems up to &frac38;in thick, and Sandvik's Bypass-lopper (about &pound;29), a well-made long-handled pruner, cuts through stems up to 1&frac14;in thick.
Both these tools are fitted with shock-absorbing buffers to stop jarring.    
Felco has a range of secateurs for ordinary pruning jobs and I especially like the Classic (No 8) model (about &pound;33).
This, and the Professional, with a rotating handle to reduce hand <head>fatigue</head>(about &pound;42), are available in left-handed versions.
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&bquo;This has been a magnificent effort.
The organisation was superb.&equo;    
Mr Mark Davies, NUM branch secretary, said the trapped men had been in high spirits throughout their ordeal, singing and joking and, at times, trying to move rubble themselves.    
&bquo;They were even asking the manager if he was going to continue paying their bonus for still being down the pit,&equo; he said.    
Mr Alan Houghton, group director of the Selby mine complex, of which Stillingfleet is one of five collieries, said: &bquo;Everybody knew exactly what we were doing.
They were supremely confident that we would achieve the result.
It was just a matter of time.    
&bquo;The men involved in the rescue were in the most danger and were in the worst condition, because of heat and <head>fatigue</head> , when it was all over.    
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<answer instance="fatigue.40081" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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The euphoric effects of fasting have often been described by mystics, hunger strikers and others who have spiritual or political reasons for their actions.
Perhaps their attitude can be summed up in a nice little phrase from one of Dally's patients: &bquo;The pleasures of eating are fleeting, but the pleasures of fasting are lasting.&equo;
It is those who suffer from chronic malnutrition, caused by a poverty to which they can see no end, who are more likely to give evidence of the depressive effects of starvation.
In countries (or social classes) where such poverty is endemic, anorexia nervosa is unknown; it is a disease of affluence.
But even those of us who have never been anorexic and live in the affluent Western world must know, perhaps through some isolated experience of our own or others', that non-eating leads to <head>fatigue</head>and thence to depression.
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<instance id="fatigue.40082" docsrc="bnc_CLH_929">
<answer instance="fatigue.40082" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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The imbalance in our treatment of the two languages clearly reflects the traditional non-acceptance of sign language as an entity capable of mastery by hearing users.
This same attitude is shown in existing interpreter assessment procedures; for example, that used by the American Registry of interpreters for the Deaf, where sign language is split into articulatory features such as clear fingerspelling, lip movement and appropriate facial expression, for scoring.
The fact that this is deemed necessary is probably also a reflection of the lack of formal sign language teaching and the understanding of the process itself.    
Brasel (1976), in a study of <head>fatigue</head> , replicates Gerver's (1972) findings with spoken interpretation, that interpreter fatigue after very short periods of interpreting (30 minutes) begins to introduce an error rate which after an hour is statistically significant and unacceptable.
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Faint and incredible, the thought fitted into her mind &mdash; P'raps the old crow cares what happens to folk like the Cap'n's nigger?
Might even care about me!    
&bquo;Are y'going to stand there like Lot's wife, Phoebe?
Come now&hellip; y'know I need a good listener, and you  are   a good listener.&equo;
The last words came grudgingly.    
There was a hint of a smile on Miss Phoebe's face as she went quietly back to her seat.
Jess waited for her to make something out of her small success, but she didn't and sat with folded hands looking into the ever-changing flames licking round the coal.    
Miss Jarman, apparently recovered, opened a carved box on the table beside her chair, took out a small cigar, bit off the end and spat it into the fire.    
Jess was riveted, the last of her <head>fatigue</head>fled.    
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<instance id="fatigue.40085" docsrc="bnc_CB4_920">
<answer instance="fatigue.40085" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
 How can it help?   
Vice-Principal of the London College of Massage, Isabelle Hughes, is so convinced of its being offered to any runners who have run the London Marathon this year.
The discount is on all massage treatment and courses &mdash; all you have to do is bring along this copy of RUNNING MAGAZINE and quote your race number.
You'll find the address and telephone number of the College below.    
She says a massage will help loosen you up and get the blood flowing normally and warm up those aching muscles.
Particular attention should be paid to the lower spine and leg muscles &mdash; they remember every step of the way.    
The treatment is &bquo;restorative&equo; and will help combat <head>fatigue</head>in the muscles and will remove that waste product we all know and love &mdash; lactic acid.
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<instance id="fatigue.40087" docsrc="bnc_A75_442">
<answer instance="fatigue.40087" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Figure 3.1 shows that if we go to bed at the &bquo;normal&equo; time we sleep about eight hours, a result that most of us would accept as part of our daily experience.
However, the figure also shows that if we fall asleep when the body temperature is about to begin to fall (about 6 o'clock in the evening), there is the possibility of sleeping for about 12 hours.
By contrast, even if we manage to get to sleep at about 10 o'clock in the morning the sleep is likely to be shorter and broken.
In effect we have considered this already (Chapter 2) when we described how delayed retiring times did not tend to be associated with longer sleeps; it was a rising body temperature that curtailed sleep and over-rode any need for more sleep that might have existed.    
There is one exception to this general parallelism between temperature, <head>fatigue</head> , and the ability to sleep.
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<instance id="fatigue.40088" docsrc="bnc_BP2_792">
<answer instance="fatigue.40088" senseid="fatigue%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
This is because they generate excessive amounts of data and information that must be interpreted by specialists.
In addition, there is often a time delay in analysing large amounts of complex data/information and facts/symptoms.
This time delay can have safety and/or economic consequences hence the need to accelerate the experts' diagnosis and decision processes.    
Expert systems coupled with NDT can greatly reduce the complexity associated with the interpretation of results thus speeding up the whole process and improving accuracy and consistency.    
Health and usage monitoring systems (HUMS), typically employed for engine and helicopter rotor systems, are examples of on-board predictive maintenance.
Techniques include on-board wear detection, vibration analysis and oil debris analysis, rotor track and balance, engine power assurance and low cycle <head>fatigue</head>counting.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40090" docsrc="bnc_BM1_649">
<answer instance="fatigue.40090" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
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Occupational medicine &mdash; the study of how exposures in the work-place affect workers' health &mdash; is the main source of information here.
This branch of medicine studies the effects of brief high-dose exposures (as during an industrial accident) and long-term exposures at a lower level (but still much higher than most people would encounter).
It is the latter which are relevant to the chemical-sensitive patient, and they do provide some interesting and revealing parallels.    
In the case of organic solvents, for example, the prime symptoms seen in workers exposed to regular &bquo;low&equo; doses are mental ones.
For example, toluene (found in paints and glues) produces <head>fatigue</head>and vague feelings of malaise, while styrene (used in the manufacture, of polystyrene) produces fatigue, a sense of ill-health and irritability.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40093" docsrc="bnc_A75_418">
<answer instance="fatigue.40093" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
If you can make use of natural or artificial time-cues (such as daylight or traffic noise) then so much the better.    
&bull; If you wake during the night (sometimes because you need to empty your bladder) then return to bed and relax as soon as possible, Do not get up for a cup of tea or snack as this will give misleading information to your body clock.    
&bull; As you get older, you tend to need less sleep.
Therefore make sure that you are not going to bed too early, particularly if you have taken a nap after lunch.
people often complain of &bquo;insomnia&equo; in such circumstances!          
YOUR BODY CLOCK, FATIGUE AND SLEEP      
Fatigue and body temperature    
We have already outlined the evidence (Chapter 1 and 2) that the rhythms of <head>fatigue</head>and body temperature have both external and internal causes.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40096" docsrc="bnc_CN2_107">
<answer instance="fatigue.40096" senseid="fatigue%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
Without wishing to get too involved in technicalities, it is worth explaining that a fail-safe structure is one in which there are one or more pieces of redundant structure (i.e. not subject to loading in normal flight) which are capable of carrying the flight loads in the event of a failure of the primary load bearing structure.
It goes without saying that once the primary structure has failed there must be provision for the failure to be detected by some means before the redundant structure itself is weakened by continuous flight loads.
The alternative to a fail-safe structure from the airworthiness certification point of view is establishing, by means of full scale testing, the <head>fatigue</head>life of the structure concerned and then replacing it well before the end of that life is reached.    
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<instance id="fatigue.40098" docsrc="bnc_AR7_400">
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<context>
So occasionally, you can put your feet up instead of training on a wet and windy night and not feel guilty about it.
Riding a bike is a suitable analogy: if you have been pedalling very hard for a while you can stop pedalling and freewheel for a short distance without losing any speed.
And if the road starts to go downhill, you can even pick up speed without any further pedalling.
But when the road levels out, you will eventually have to start pedalling again.    
The equivalent in marathon preparation begins when you are training frequently, and despite feeling tired for months on end, are actually creating that initial momentum.
Then when you finally and deliberately ease up, you will find that the quality of your running improves.
You have at last given yourself a full recovery between sessions, allowing glycogen stores to restock, tissue damage to repair, and <head>fatigue</head>to evaporate.    
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<answer instance="fatigue.40100" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The first specks of light rain fell on Trent's face as he looked up to see the motor yacht's captain studying him from over the brilliantly-varnished taffrail.
Gold braid glowed on his peaked hat and epaulettes.
The man was sixty years old, Trent judged, and no different to look at than any other skipper to the supra-wealthy &mdash; a tried and tested retainer on sixty thousand dollars a year, pension fund and the finest medical insurance.
But this captain's bosses were different and that made the captain different.
Pigs had piglets, Trent thought and called up, &bquo;What do you make of the weather?&equo;    
&bquo;Barometer is steady,&equo; was the reply.
&bquo;Nothing on the radio.&equo;    
And may you remain confident and get yourself drowned, Trent thought.
A sailor stood beside the captain, behind them a dozen men in jungle <head>fatigues</head>and black berets.
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<instance id="fatigue.40101" docsrc="bnc_BM1_664">
<answer instance="fatigue.40101" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Her problems began when a chemical drum in the back of her van sprang a leak, and filled the van with fumes.
She never discovered what chemical it was, but the immediate effect was to produce a headache, sore throat and intense irritation of the nose and eyes.
She had to continue driving the van all day, and again the following morning.
By lunchtime the next day, her eyes were so sore and swollen that she could hardly see.
She was also short of breath, and her whole face was beginning to swell.    
Despite hospital treatment, it took a long time for Sheila to recover.
In fact her sight was not back to normal for three months.
Even after that, she continued to have headaches almost daily and felt nauseated most of the time.
A host of other problems added to her discomfort, including extreme <head>fatigue</head> , itching skin, pains in the stomach, constipation, and aches in her muscles and joints.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40106" docsrc="bnc_AT3_1818">
<answer instance="fatigue.40106" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
I was terrified that, while he had taken a branch off the  piste   towards the town, I might now be heading towards Mali, a waterless eight hundred miles away.    
The desert was cut in all directions by sandy scars, and there were tyre-tracks everywhere but with no hint of general direction.
I was now moving south-west, dazzled by the low sun.
I refused to pray, telling myself that doing so would demonstrate a lack of confidence in God.
This was no more than bravado since I charged blindly on.
The ground was soft but fear ploughed the wheel through it, until at last I saw the Land Rover, silhouetted on a spit of amber.    
The danger had passed; I no longer needed the overdrive.
Muscles sagged.
Blood drained from them.
It had been impossible to stop my body from charging but now it was impossible to fight off the <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40107" docsrc="bnc_CN2_1317">
<answer instance="fatigue.40107" senseid="fatigue%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
Had anyone thought of that before?    
It is perhaps instructive to look in some detail at one accident report to see if the question as to why it happened was answered as well as the question of what happened.
Let us go back to the Dan Air Boeing 707 accident at Lusaka.
The official &bquo;cause&equo; of the accident states clearly what happened:    
&bquo;The accident was caused by a loss of pitch control following the in-flight separation of the right hand horizontal stabiliser and elevator&hellip;.&equo;        
The investigators knew that within an hour or so of their arrival at   the accident site, but they had to work for another year and a half to find out why:    
&bquo;&hellip; as a result of metal <head>fatigue</head> &hellip;&equo;        
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40109" docsrc="bnc_CLD_1079">
<answer instance="fatigue.40109" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Usually he was in camouflage smock and holding an A.K. at the hip, and would probably have knocked half his pelvis off from the recoil if he had fired at that angle.
Sometimes he was in the robes of a desert prince and the headdress of Joe Arafat, riding a white horse.
Sometimes he was in a City of London pinstripe and showing off his new dentures.
Colt didn't hold with the personality bit, but he knew enough to keep his opinion to himself.
Not least because &mdash; although Colt didn't suppose that the Chairman had an inkling of his existence &mdash; Colt owed the Chairman his liberty certainly, possibly even his life.    
When they were clear of the city's traffic, Colt eased himself back in the seat and lit a small cigar.    
He wore erratically laced army boots, and olive-green <head>fatigues</head> , and a heavy-knit dun brown sweater.      
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40111" docsrc="bnc_B28_1089">
<answer instance="fatigue.40111" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
They will also need to remember that  development   &mdash; and particularly the development of attitudinal change &mdash; is more important than the acquisition of skills.
Staff development will be a major task.        
8      
.
The last imperative, however, is the most important.
All of these needs, additional to the demands which confront individual teachers in their subject and departmental roles, have to met at a time when the morale of teachers is dangerously low, and the supply of teachers in some subjects and localities is breaking down.
Many, if not most, good teachers are suffering from <head>fatigue</head>and innovation stress; almost all teachers in state schools are profoundly resentful at the way that they and their schools have been made the scapegoats for the ills of society.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40113" docsrc="bnc_A75_279">
<answer instance="fatigue.40113" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Sense organs for lunar and planetary influences, for atmospheric pressure and cosmic rays are as yet purely hypothetical.    
2.
The results are due to a regular structuring of an individual's life-style; they are a reflection of the regularity of our habits rather than of some body clock.    
There is much to be said for such a theory.
There is no doubt that individuals tend to structure their day around routines of meals, personal hygiene, leisure, work, etc.
There are, however, some problems with this theory.
&bull; It is not clear how the duration of sleep could be controlled as regularly as is observed to be the case.
Even though it might be argued that a regular life-style implies a regular degree of <head>fatigue</head>and so will require a regular amount of sleep, in practice, such a degree of regularity is not achieved.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40114" docsrc="bnc_A75_496">
<answer instance="fatigue.40114" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Normally (see Fig. 3.2) cortisol is secreted mainly around the time of waking and this seems to be part of dealing with the &bquo;stress&equo; of waking up and preparing for the new day.
Excessive stress can damage the heart and it might not be a coincidence that cardiac disorders are most frequent at the time of waking or the hours just after.    
Some results from the study upon army volunteers who stayed awake for 72 hours in constant conditions and ate regular meals were considered earlier (Chapter 2, fig. 2.1).
In addition to doing &bquo;target practice&equo; and recording how tired they felt, the volunteers collected urine samples which could be used to estimate the concentration of adrenalin in blood.
fatigue ratings, the speed of shooting at a target, and the rate of urinary excretion of adrenalin are shown in fig. 4.1.
Note that the rhythm of adrenalin is timed opposite to that of <head>fatigue</head>and the same as that of shooting speed.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40117" docsrc="bnc_A0F_703">
<answer instance="fatigue.40117" senseid="fatigue%1:12:00::"/>
<context>
I was the inevitable, anonymous receptionist you meet when you walk into almost any large building.
You say hello to her, you assume she has been reading your mail or listening in to your private telephone calls (actually I never did either), and you tell her when you do not wish to be disturbed.
And, if you are just visiting, you blame her if the person you have come to see isn't there, or keeps you waiting, or whatever.
To most people, a receptionist is an obstacle to be negotiated, and that was unfortunately how I was made   to feel for much of the time.
There were an awful lot of nice people working in the building, but there is sometimes a certain tone in your voice, a clouded look in your eye, which gives the impression that you're more likely to be a client than a colleague.
I was bored and lonely; they were suffering from compassion <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40118" docsrc="bnc_ADL_1193">
<answer instance="fatigue.40118" senseid="U"/>
<context>
He was scornful, too, of the humanitarian-aid programme run for the contras by the State Department through the NHAO, which Owen familiarly called the &bquo;no-way, no-how&equo; and the &bquo;no-hope programme&equo;; the State Department itself turned up on local code-sheets as &bquo;wimps&equo;, the CIA as &bquo;assholes&equo;, the portly Shultz as &bquo;Nancy&equo;.
No way, no how, no hope had to be countered by a passionate belief in justified struggle.    
The contra war struck a particular patriotic chord.
It reminded its supporters of America's own struggle in the War of Independence, and this sentimental analogy was drawn again and again.
On one side were the Marxist   commandantes  , puppets of a giant colonizing power, in their camouflage <head>fatigues</head>and their designer sunglasses, carrying foreign ideology like a loathsome bacillus; on the other the indigenous peasants, barefoot, in straw hats, driven to the point of taking up arms.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40122" docsrc="bnc_BM1_109">
<answer instance="fatigue.40122" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Apart from depression and anxiety, the following mental symptoms are reported in cases of food intolerance: fatigue, mental exhaustion and confusion, inability to concentrate, poor memory, insomnia, tension, dizziness, disorientation, over-excitement, &bquo;nervousness&equo;, irritability, violent mood-swings and aggressive behaviour.
In children, hyperactivity is frequently reported (see p 206), while in adults the most common symptom is excessive fatigue that is not relieved by rest.
Children may also show great lethargy and drowsiness.
Some doctors interpret both fatigue and hyperactivity as part of a common set of reactions which they describe as the &bquo;tension-fatigue&equo; syndrome, in which the patient may be profoundly tired or tense and irritable, or both.
For many, the <head>fatigue</head>is worst in the morning, so that the patient has difficulty in waking up and feels ghastly on getting out of bed.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40125" docsrc="bnc_C85_306">
<answer instance="fatigue.40125" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
She tightened her hold on her knees, jabbing her nose further into the folds of her breeches and grimly tried to focus on what was to come.
But thinking was difficult and planning impossible.
She sobbed drily, fighting off real tears.
The late afternoon slid into night, bringing a touch of frost and sapping the last of warmth and cheerfulness.
Huddling away from the draughts, she tried to keep up her spirits by thinking of all the hated things she had left behind &mdash; the sweeping and scrubbing and lugging coals; Will's taunts and Samson's beatings; the damp bed of straw and sacks in the cold scullery; worst of all, the threat of being passed on to Garty Jenks.
But the gloom didn't lift, so she tried to make a triumph of running away, but even that had lost its glory.
Worn out by hunger and <head>fatigue</head> , she slipped in and out of an uneasy doze as the night darkened.          
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40128" docsrc="bnc_A75_86">
<answer instance="fatigue.40128" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
A clue as to what this might be comes from our personal experience if we attempt to miss a night's sleep and stay up all night (fig 1.2).
In this circumstance we feel more tired as the evening and the night wear on.
This is intuitively what we would expect and we would say that it was due to a lack of sleep.
In practice, however, from about 5 o'clock in the morning onwards changes occur that cannot be explained in this way.
During the latter part of the night, in spite of having had no sleep, feelings of fatigue begin to diminish.
Indeed, by about the middle of the morning we feel surprisingly alert &mdash; we might even not bother with sleep after all &mdash; and we appear to have overcome the effects of a lost night &bquo;s sleep.
By contrast, later the next evening, we will find that our <head>fatigue</head>increases very markedly and we will feel much more tired than on the previous evening.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40129" docsrc="bnc_ALC_531">
<answer instance="fatigue.40129" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The season lasted for six months of the year and entailed about 14 hours per week.
One farmer's wife had a 52-week job as a seamstress, with an average of 24 hours per week.        
Limitations to Farm from Off-/Farm Job    
Less than half (45%) said that the off-farm job imposed limitations on the farm and by far the most common reason given was lack of time available to carry out the farm work.
With almost all the farms having stock on them for 365 days, and with wives restricted in the heavy work they could do, most men had quite a bit to do when they returned from work.
The short winter days made this even more difficult with outdoor feeding, morning and evening, being carried out in darkness.
<head>Fatigue</head> , mental   rather than physical, was another aspect that imposed limitations.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40131" docsrc="bnc_CJC_555">
<answer instance="fatigue.40131" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The light clay and red brick dust are imported from France, perhaps the only way to re-create the playing conditions that are available at Roland Garros, here in England.    
Halmo Sports of Camberley (  ), which offers the prestigious Plexipave and Plexicushion type of acrylic surfaces, have also laid courts at Bisham Abbey, as well as at the Nottingham Tennis Centre, Sunderland and Batchwood ITI Centres, and Centrecourt Hotel and Tennis Centre.    
This year, the company has brought out an enhanced system of Plexicushion, the Plexicushion Prestige, a new and innovative development which sees the use of more resilient base coats beneath the conventional Plexipave system.    
The system ensures additional cushioning which should, according to the company, help to prevent player <head>fatigue</head>and wear and tear on muscles and joints.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40132" docsrc="bnc_CEE_1222">
<answer instance="fatigue.40132" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
I had no money to go anywhere or do anything.
Here I was bored.
The blank pages in my diary testify as much, and in addition that I was too apathetic to continue recording just how bored I was in the periods between my bouts of organising activity.
So the superficially more relaxed atmosphere at home did nothing to modify my anorexic behaviour.
Whereas at school I felt harried, browbeaten and driven to surpass, at home I felt neglected, devalued, and isolated.
The drive to surpass had originated and was maintained from home; my sense of neglect and isolation was a partial consequence of belonging intermittently to a cohesive community.
None of it hung together.
My   mental lapses in class were, as well as being the result of <head>fatigue</head> , a metaphor for what I felt about my life in general.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40135" docsrc="bnc_CFM_146">
<answer instance="fatigue.40135" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
The Fund was launched on March 26, 1968 as a lasting and practical memorial to the much-loved British musician whose name it bears.    
Over 1000 new cases are accepted by the Fund each year.
Grants are made for warm clothing, heating bills, beds and bedding, nourishing foods, convalescent holidays, etc.    
One of our Social Workers has written:    
&bquo;Mrs. Young was deeply grateful and delighted by the morale grant for Mark.
When she told him he spent hours studying catalogues and brochures deciding how to spend it.
As Mark has a fascination for all things electrical, he decided on an electronic watch that &bquo;spoke&equo; the time.
Despite his overall <head>fatigue</head>and discomfort, Mark wore it proudly and explained and demonstrated how it worked to everyone involved in his care.
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<answer instance="fatigue.40136" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Although it is sometimes simulated by looking through a peephole, this gives only a crude approximation of the condition.    
The child's central acuity can be normal, giving detail that is sharp and clear, and there may be no difficulties in reading the Snellen Chart.
However, the child may have problems in getting about easily without bumping into things, and stairs or badly lit corridors can be hazardous.
Reading may be slow as the eyes are able to take in only one short word or a few letters at one glance.
This can disturb the normal eye movements that would be used by a fluent reader, and visual scanning can be impaired.
In the central area of the visual field distance vision can be surprisingly good, and this disparity can give rise to some particular problems in the use of vision in classroom activities.        
Variable vision and the effects of <head>fatigue</head>   
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40139" senseid="fatigue%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Which way did he go?&equo;    
&bquo;He's gone round the pubs to look for you.&equo;    
&bquo;Has he, by Gum?
We'd better get on the objective double quick then, before he gets back.
Get 'em on their feet, Sergeant.&equo;    
The men took their time about it.
An air of laziness pervaded the ranks after their extended rest.
They needed galvanising.
Charles put on a low dynamic voice which rose in crescendo to an order.    
&bquo;Listen, Platoon.
Every man who can beat me to the Windmill is excused all <head>fatigues</head> .
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<answer instance="fatigue.40140" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="fatigue.40140" senseid="fatigue%1:26:02::"/>
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In terms of style it's like a short Bach piece containing lots of idiomatic motifs and pedal tone ideas.
Once again, to play this at the correct tempo you should play it metrically, with great care given to the evenness of each note and to the left-hand fingering.      
YNG'S TOP TEN    
TO ROUND OFF THIS PIECE, I asked Yngwie to list ten albums which he considers essential listening for all guitarists.
Never one for false modesty, you'll notice he's included two Malmsteen albums: &bquo;Rising Force&equo; and UFO's &bquo;Strangers In The Night&equo;.    
1)    
&bquo;Made In Japan&equo; &mdash; Deep Purple    
2)      
&bquo;Splendido Hotel&equo; &mdash; Al Di Meola      
3)      
&bquo;Metal <head>Fatigue</head> &equo; &mdash; Allan Holdsworth      
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40144" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Stimulants in the form of pills are unnecessary; coffee, fresh air, and light exercise are effective substitutes.    
There is no pill of which we are aware that can be relied upon to promote adjustment of the internal clock.
Pills can now be bought which, it is claimed, can help this process but their worth has not been fully established scientifically.
Moreover, some appear to consist of little more than the &bquo;active constituents&equo; of the dietary regimen we have already described &mdash; a regime whose effectiveness is not accepted by all research workers.
Recent work has shown promising results for tablets containing melatonin.
They can be taken a few hours before sleep is required in the new time zone.
The results of scientific tests validate these tablets as a means of reducing the <head>fatigue</head>associated with jet-lag.
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<answer instance="fatigue.40146" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
A general questionnaire on health complaints and assessment of physical habits was administered six and 12 months after the heart attack.    
Fifty-three patients participated in the rehabilitation programme and 63 acted as controls.
The mean age of both groups was around 56 years, and 87% were males.
They did not differ significantly in other demographic or health-related factors    
Subjective assessments of pain and difficulty during exercise were significantly less for patients in the experimental group on both test dates than for the control group, although they improved for both groups.
Similarly, their performance on the exercise test was significantly better at five weeks and at six months.          
Physical health complaints of breathlessness, <head>fatigue</head>and reduced physical fitness were significantly fewer at six and at 12 months for the patients who participated in the programme.
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</instance>

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<context>
This was perhaps not surprising when one considered the pressure for land when the family returned to the farm.
The figure of 49% would have been much higher but for the fact that only one in ten of farmers in Powys and Speyside saw this as a constraint on their future development.
But farmers in Speyside, which was liable to flooding, saw the type of land as a likely constraint.    
The time factor was a problem both to full-time and part-time farmers but for entirely different reasons.
For the full-time units the experience of South Wales was perhaps typical &mdash; high stocking rates, small fields, ageing farmers or parents, and old buildings all contributed to the extra work load anticipated in the future.
For the part-time farmer lack of time was often associated with <head>fatigue</head> , with an hour or two of manual work being added to a 7 to 8 hour working day.    
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<context>
Wood is not a material which suffers fools gladly and a great deal of the trouble with wooden aeroplanes was due to wooden people.
This could occur at all levels.
Some designers felt that wood &bquo;ought&equo; to behave like a metal.
If they made a mistake on this account then it was the wood's fault, not theirs.
Engineer Officers, or at least the more recently joined ones, were brought up to consider metal the thing and sometimes had no patience   with wood.
There was the Engineer Officer, in civil life a garage proprietor, who lined up his wooden aeroplanes on the tarmac every morning and had them well hosed down.    
In the factories, experienced inspectors were few and over-worked.
Some mistakes were due to genuine misunderstanding or <head>fatigue</head> ; others I am afraid can only be accounted for by criminal stupidity or irresponsibility.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40151" docsrc="bnc_CN2_1347">
<answer instance="fatigue.40151" senseid="fatigue%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Post accident flight tests revealed that deployment of speed brakes during the landing roll produced an horizontal stabiliser load condition spectrum which was significantly different to that used in the original design.&equo;        
And the shortcomings in certification procedures?
Earlier in the report it says:    
&bquo;Following the failure of the stabiliser rear spar top chord, the structure could not sustain the flight loads imposed upon it long enough to enable the failure to be detected by the then existing inspection schedule.
It cannot, therefore, be classified as fail-safe.&equo;        
Also:    
&bquo;No <head>fatigue</head>tests were carried out on the B 707&ndash;300 series horizontal stabiliser structure prior to USA or UK certification.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40152" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The operation to raise the money on international markets could start next February if there were no procedural difficulties, he added.    
Because of the EC's standing in markets, the loan would be raised on the best possible terms, but it would not be a subsidised, &bquo;soft&equo; loan, Mr Christopherson emphasised.    
The Community would monitor Hungary's programme to restructure its economy on more market-oriented lines, and disburse the second and third tranches of the money only if satisfied about progress.    
The Community was working in close cooperation with the IMF, and the loan was intended to complement its efforts.    
PAGE        
.    
By Simon Tisdall in Tegucigalpa, Honduras    
AT the store on the corner, three drunken men are trying to eat the same hot dog.
Across the road, an army conscript dressed in battle <head>fatigues</head>watches.    
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<answer instance="fatigue.40154" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The compact would grant the US options on exclusive military rights in and around the Palau archipelago for 50 years.
In exchange, Washington would provide Palau with &dollar;460 million in aid over 15 years.    
Palau's constitution bans nuclear activity unless agreed by at least 75 per cent of voters.
All referendums so far have failed to reach the required majority, although more than half the electorate voted in favour.        
Schizophrenic dance of Kids of Fame Simon Tisdall in Tegucigalpa reports on Honduras' love-hate relationship with the US and its addictive cultural trappings.    
By Simon Tisdall in Tegucigalpa, Honduras    
AT the store on the corner, three drunken men are trying to eat the same hot dog.
Across the road, an army conscript in battle <head>fatigues</head>watches.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40156" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Remember that some painkillers contain caffeine (eg Anadin) and cut these out as well.        
Psychological effects of allergy drugs    
Some of the drugs used to treat allergy may have side-effects that involve the mind and behaviour.
It is easy to mistake these for direct effects of the allergy itself, so it is important to be aware of the possible effects of particular drugs.    
Antihistamines tend to cause drowsiness, but some are better in this respect than others (see p 316).
If you or your child are affected it is worth asking the doctor to change you to another type of antihistamine.    
Corticosteroids, if used for a prolonged period, can cause a type of dependency.
  When they are withdrawn the patient may suffer <head>fatigue</head> , headache, depression, weakness, and aches and pains.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40159" docsrc="bnc_A75_761">
<answer instance="fatigue.40159" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Vigilance (Group 7) is particularly susceptible to fatigue.
To counteract this, an individual generally benefits from continual changes in the type of task being performed as well as continual updating on how well or badly the task is being done.
There is also benefit to be gained from a break or &mdash; better &mdash; a short sleep.
Fatigue contributes to the fall-off in performance that occurs as the time spent awake (or on duty) increases.
This effect will be in addition to the daily changes in performance that are due to the body clock and which, therefore, would be predicted to peak between 4 and 6 o'clock in the afternoon.
So, in tasks where the effects of <head>fatigue</head>are substantial (Groups 3, 5, and 7) peak performance will occur about noon rather than late in the afternoon (see fig. 5.5).    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40160" senseid="fatigue%1:12:00::"/>
<context>
The entire collection will be shown in chronological order over a period of five years and each display will involve the restoration of the objects involved and their addition to a technical catalogue covering every object.
Accompanying each display will be a catalogue published by Zielo which will draw on the work of the overall catalogue.    
The first display runs until 18 April at the sixteenth-century Oratorio di San Rocco and includes medieval ceramics from the thirteenth century to the middle of the fifteenth.
The majority of these are of the so-called &bquo;Veneto Ware&equo; type, derived from Byzantine prototypes, including a fine, large pot (albarello) which suggests the influence of Lombard work, and an outstanding series of dishes and jugs decorated with geometric, floral and figurative designs, glazed in shades of green, brown and black.        
Much bent by museum <head>fatigue</head>   
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40162" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Flanked by his heavily-armed officers, Arkan is often in attendance at public ceremonies and state occasions in Belgrade.    
His unchecked activities are thought to derive from the strong support he enjoys from the Serbian government, which is either unwilling or unable to deactivate him.
Although he declares that his mission is to stop the march of fascism &mdash; Croatian fascism first and foremost &mdash; Yugoslav press reports have linked Arkan to the murky world of drug smuggling and arms dealing.    
He has also been accused in both Serbian and Croatian newspapers of working at one time as a hitman for the Yugoslav secret police.
Arkan is known under several aliases by Interpol.
Asked recently what he would do when the war ended in Croatia, Arkan said he would sell his six captured tanks, hang up his combat <head>fatigues</head>and return to his ice cream parlour business in Belgrade.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fatigue.40163" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Breathing    
Shortness of breath, tightness and aching in chest, frequent sighing or yawning, dry throat, cough, asthma-like attacks, &bquo;lump in the throat&equo;.    
Heart    
Abnormal heart rhythm, chest pains.    
Digestive system    
Stomach pain, bloating, belching, intermittent diarrhoea.    
Muscles    
Sudden loss of strength, tremors or twitches exaggerated twitching when falling asleep, cramps, aching muscles.    
General    
Tingling or numbness in the tongue, lips, fingers or toes.
Coldness or sweating, flushing, poor circulation, <head>fatigue</head> , fainting.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40166" docsrc="bnc_A75_202">
<answer instance="fatigue.40166" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
This suggests that we need to perform an experiment in which volunteers remain on a constant routine for as many days as possible.
Not surprisingly, such experiments are rare!
A Swedish study went some way towards achieving this aim by using soldier &bquo;volunteers&equo; and keeping them awake for about 72 hours in a constant environment.
They performed a series of tests and took an identical snack every 3 hours throughout the study.
The results showed that rhythms with a period of about 24 hours continued and this confirmed the activity of the body clock during the experiment (fig 2.1).
As the experiment wore on, however, there was clear evidence that loss of sleep was beginning to dominate the results, there being a progressive increase in <head>fatigue</head>and decrease in the speed of shooting at a target.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40168" docsrc="bnc_CHG_2445">
<answer instance="fatigue.40168" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;And that's out of my hands,&equo; I said.
All of this was in the hours ahead, for I was now to live through one of the toughest three days and nights I ever experienced.    
I moved my pyjamas, spare underclothes, a couple of shirts and a few other necessaries from my bungalow and stayed in the hospital bed next to Jimbo's, snatching sleep and meals when Miss Sowerby took over.
When, that first night, she went to her own bungalow, I was left mostly on my own, though Alec came in early in the evening to lend a hand.    
Alec Reid was wonderful &mdash; not only physically, carrying pans of hot water to the stove when necessary, but morally, in allowing me to treat a patient in such an unorthodox fashion.
I was dropping with <head>fatigue</head>&mdash; mainly because I could not sleep, even for two hours between treatments.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40171" docsrc="bnc_ALC_1314">
<answer instance="fatigue.40171" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
An examination of the farm work environment of family and part-time farmers in the UK possibly might suggest comparable improvements in work methods.
ATB courses on work planning and improved work methods are available and could be useful.        
Training    
For the full-time farmer's son, and 95&equo; % of all German farms are run by family units, there was a very good Master Farmer training system.
The details of this scheme have been the subject of a paper (Report on a Study of the Master Farmer System in Lower Saxony, West Germany &mdash; October 1983) by Ian Dewar, Regional Training Adviser for Scotland.
It has already been pointed out that it was difficult for many part-time farmers to get time away from their jobs so adult training normally took place in the evenings and at weekends.
This was not ideal because of <head>fatigue</head>and farm work that had to be carried out at those times.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40172" docsrc="bnc_C9R_1712">
<answer instance="fatigue.40172" senseid="fatigue%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
A prescription for coping with deafness    
A prescription for &bquo;coping with sudden severe hearing loss&equo; by Dr Colin Green:    
A lot of motivation      
A touch of inspiration    
As much as possible of guidance    
Hopefully, a lot of resilience    
Mixed with some dedication    
Flavoured with faith    
Coloured with a sense of humour    
All mixed together with&hellip; a little bit of luck.                
dealing with Stressful Tension and <head>Fatigue</head>   
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</instance>

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<instance id="feeling.40001" docsrc="bnc_B07_144">
<answer instance="feeling.40001" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
A disturbing number of librarians now appear to believe that their jobs may legitimately be used to proselytize, for political and other beliefs, and to be unaware that these are highly damaging views for librarians to hold.
The euphemism &bquo;positive selection policies&equo; has been devised to soften censorship's image.
Bob Usherwood's comment that there is &bquo;a degree of tension&equo; between &bquo;positive selection policy&equo; and &bquo;commitment to intellectual freedom&equo; adopts a distinctly uncomfortable posture on the fence.
McClellan provided the definitive judgement many years ago, and it is one which is only partially vitiated by recent developments in local government.
&bquo;The public library is the only channel of communication of ideas and <head>feelings</head> which is not controlled either by powerful minority interests or by monopolies.
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</instance>

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<context>
He wanted to shout with glee and with despair, both together, locked in the birth-pain of this love.
He kept summoning up   more strength to attack the &bquo;fatal evil of burying herself in the past.&equo;
It was like a disease she suffered from.
One thrust of the surgeon's knife &mdash; that was all it would take.    
In spite of this agony, there was one sure reward.
Fall in love; he said to Theo, and you'll discover another force, stronger than any other, &bquo;and that is the heart.&equo;    
Sometimes the pain of unreturned, unacknowledged love turned to frenzy in him, exalting him to worship.
Sometimes he felt he had been made whole, delivered, in a kind of fantasy, by his very longing.
&bquo;There is a <head>feeling</head> of deliverance within me and it is as if she and I had stopped being two, and were united for ever and ever.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40006" docsrc="bnc_CG3_1826">
<answer instance="feeling.40006" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
Although the tone of the narrative seems neutral, empty of feeling, the minute observation of the way A&hellip; positions the chairs gradually fills it up, so that it begins to pulsate with energy from a subject that is never once mentioned.
It is the correspondences that summon forth the jealousy and hold it, throughout the novel, under the reader's gaze, as we witness the perceptions of a mind pulled awry by the pressure of an overwhelming suspicion.
Jealousy is called the green-eyed monster: it affects what is seen.    
I'm inclined to think that every dominant feeling in a story or a poem affects what is seen and needs to find its correspondences in events and objects outside, which in their turn make the feeling real to the reader.
Every <head>feeling</head> has to find the metaphor(s) which will give it a body.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40007" docsrc="bnc_ABL_1109">
<answer instance="feeling.40007" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
And I never want really to go beyond looking at them&hellip;.
It always has been so with me, and will be.
Also, in my thought it is neither vulgar nor stupid.
&mdash; I get an extraordinary pleasure thus.
And let me explain what I meant by that silly passage in my last letter, about expensively dressed girls.
It was this.
My cousins are rather wealthy, and so wear rich dresses, which    
I am never tired of hearing &mdash; oh, those sounding silks, so uncomfortable, so gorgeous.
Yet I like comfortable dresses, too: why not?
All I don't like is, rags, ill taste, ill-shapes&hellip;.
My <head>feeling</head> for girls has still the same nervous reverence of childhood or earliest boyhood, rather increased if anything, and only too excessive to be chivalrous.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40010" docsrc="bnc_CA5_2257">
<answer instance="feeling.40010" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40010" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Unless we release our   emotions, they tend to create unpleasant realities.    
Matthew grew up in a family atmosphere of sweetness and light.
His parents never exchanged a cross word.
If there was a difference of opinion, they would hurriedly remedy the situation by changing the subject.
Conflicts were never even acknowledged, let alone resolved.
Throughout his childhood, Matthew can recall feeling angry just once &mdash; when his father unwittingly trod on a model boat which Matthew had spent several weeks constructing.
Believing that he had no &bquo;right&equo; to be angry over this mishap, Matthew retreated to his bedroom, took out a penknife and cut a painful slit in his own hand.    
Matthew married a woman who came from a highly volatile family.
He was fascinated &mdash; and frightened &mdash; by Marianne's ability to express her <head>feelings</head> so openly.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40011" docsrc="bnc_CFE_67">
<answer instance="feeling.40011" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
when they have blown,    
Where they together    
All hard weather    
Dead to the world, keep house unknown.    
And now in age I bud again,    
After so many deaths I live and write;    
I once more smell the dew and rain, and relish versing.          
For younger people intimations of mortality may be unwelcome.
Mysterious processes go on about this.
I, and students to whom I have spoken, recall feelings of panic when facing the inevitability of our own death.
Yet these <head>feelings</head> seem to diminish in intensity as one gets older.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40013" docsrc="bnc_B1N_1601">
<answer instance="feeling.40013" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Came to Lewis forty years ago.
We stayed put,&equo; said seventy-three-year-old Jean Greig, showing me round the old house where JTR had fallen in love with sunny-hearted Sheilla.    
Leverhulme, subsequent proprietor to Mathieson, gave the lands of Gress to the Stornoway Trust, a crofter-managed organisation, the landless Lodge being sold to   Dr Greig.
His widow reminisced on the days of her children's upbringing.
&bquo;We hardly ever went to the mainland.
It was a big expedition and very expensive.&equo;
I could almost smell the peat and oil from the lamps; the flour and the sugar in the big bins and sacks; and hear children's voices echoing through the rambling old house.
How many dinner parties those walls must have entertained.
There was a happy <head>feeling</head> ; a sunny-hearted link with JTR.      
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40014" docsrc="bnc_B1R_2452">
<answer instance="feeling.40014" senseid="feeling%1:09:01::"/>
<context>
Headaches are congestive and throbbing; blood mounts to the head; better (&gt;) cold and rest, worse (&lt;) heat, motion and lying down; often they have to sit up and apply pressure to the head and a cold application.    
Face flushed and hot.
Hunger can precede or accompany the headaches.    
Coryza; painful dryness in the nose; sneezing and running of the nose may be with blood.
Yellow, green discharges too.      
Swollen glands in weak, sickly, pale, exhausted people.    
Violent thirst for ice cold, and refreshing drinks; dry mouth and throat.
Sore, excoriated, bleeding mouth.
Swollen tonsils; dysphagia and constriction.    
Hunger may be violent; must eat during the chill, at night, with the headache.
Must eat or they will faint; hungry empty <head>feeling</head> in the whole abdomen.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40016" docsrc="bnc_C9W_1044">
<answer instance="feeling.40016" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
First, I regressed him to former years and previous golfing tournaments when he had done exceedingly well, so that he was again able to savour the feeling of success and achievement.
Next we worked together on using his imagination to help him visualize putting the ball from any position on the green and watching it roll gently into the hole.    
Because Peter was already an experienced golfer he knew just how he should stand, how he should hold the club, what sort of swing was required and how hard to hit the ball.
He had lost none of his ability &mdash; it cannot suddenly disappear without physical cause.
All he had lost was his confidence &mdash; his belief in himself.
Once we had worked together to help him regain his faith, he was   able to go on to play just as well as he had done before; indeed, now that he had remembered the <head>feeling</head> of success, he was able to play even better.        
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40017" docsrc="bnc_CG3_209">
<answer instance="feeling.40017" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
I know, I remember, but    
hold me, remind me    
of how her woman's flesh was made taboo to us       
Adrienne Rich, &bquo;Sibling Mysteries&equo; in  The Dream of a Common Language  .          
Both writers explore an early relationship, the conflict and misunderstanding within it and the terrible sense of loss which arises when one is deprived, in one sense or another, of one's mother.
Agnes Smedley's heroine, Marie, talks about having to shut her mother out, shut off from her, in order to protect herself against her mother's extraordinary cruelty &mdash; while Adrienne Rich works on the <head>feeling</head> of severance, of being deprived of her mother in a culture which insists that the daughters turn away from the mother toward the father.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40023" docsrc="bnc_CB1_363">
<answer instance="feeling.40023" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Similarly, if I treat someone's urgent need of money solely as an opportunity to buy cheap from him, you may well doubt whether I am aware of more than the fact that he is in trouble, and try to rouse me from my callousness: &bquo;How would you feel if I did that to you?&equo;
But if I sympathize and help, or gloat and take opportunities to add to his difficulties, in neither case with any prospect of advantage to myself, you can be sure that I am indeed aware of how he feels.    
The disinterested passions compel me to see from other viewpoints, but also blind me to the equality of viewpoints.
The range of my sensuous and emotional awareness reveals monstrous gaps when compared with my awareness of fact, and extreme disproportions, as in the distortions of pride, anger and jealousy.
The envious man is obsessively drawn to see through his rival's eyes, the cruel man is as sensitive to a sufferer's <head>feelings</head> as the compassionate; and both are disinterested, in that it does not matter to them whether any injury they do is of   benefit to themselves.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40025" docsrc="bnc_CBC_10288">
<answer instance="feeling.40025" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40025" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Their 12-year age gap was also a problem &mdash; neither liked the other's circle of friends.        
CRISIS    
CHARLES'S disappointment at the birth of a second son rather than a daughter marked the beginning of the end.
Arguments were fuelled by Diana's bulimia which produced wild mood swings.
Things came to a head this year when the full extent of Charles's friendship with Camilla Parker Bowles was revealed by royal author Andrew Morton.        
SEPARATION    
THE news of the separation on Wednesday surprised few people.
The &bquo;Squidgy Tapes&equo; scandal was quickly followed by a similar tape of Charles telling Camilla Parker Bowles he loved her.
The couple's <head>feelings</head> about each other increasingly surfaced in public, culminating in an uncomfortable visit to South Korea which left their hosts seething.        
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40030" docsrc="bnc_B0W_1073">
<answer instance="feeling.40030" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;He's deteriorated over the year &mdash; sometimes he doesn't recognise me now; and I have to fight him to get him to do anything.
He goes out alone&hellip; and sometimes he goes to the bank and draws out large sums of money&hellip; it's worse than dealing with a child&hellip; the most wearing part is the mental strain, not the washing and things like that; it's the having to take the lead all the time&hellip; &lsqb;24; 1H I can stand the strain at the moment, but I can't say for how long.
Sometimes you think you can't manage for another minute.&equo;        
So although those carers in the action sample were grateful for the help they received from the Home Support Project (and almost without exception carers throughout the action samples expressed the same sentiment), there is scant evidence that it contributed to allaying <head>feelings</head> of strain.          
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40032" docsrc="bnc_AYJ_887">
<answer instance="feeling.40032" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
gains detailed advice      
2      
receives encouragement and reassurance      
3      
enjoys annoying his boss      
4      
avoids having to find the solution himself      
5      
feels important through interrupting the boss.          
You could probably add to the list of possibilities.
With BM YOU don't attempt   to question the employee and dig into his <head>feelings</head> and motivations.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40035" docsrc="bnc_CAW_916">
<answer instance="feeling.40035" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The first impression of the true Lyrical Ballads (i.e.  Simon Lee   or  Goody Blake and Harry Gill  ) is one of amusement.
We laugh at what is incongruous, and also I suspect, as a defence mechanism against something strange and unusual.
Yet &bquo;Wordsworth was of opinion that posterity will value most those Lyrical Ballads which were most laughed at&equo; &mdash; (Crabb Robinson).
The second impression is probably one of childishness and simplicity; we seem to have strayed into a non-adult world &mdash; is it comparable, as some have suggested, to the world of Blake's  Songs of Innocence   and  Songs of Experience  ?
Surely not, because we feel that we are listening to a true   story of a real person, and if we grant this, then <head>feelings</head> connected with relieving distress are more likely to arise in us than purely poetic emotions.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40036" docsrc="bnc_CK5_2902">
<answer instance="feeling.40036" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Peter Prendergast, Tuff Gong's friendly, determined MD, describes the company as an &bquo;aid to the trade&equo;, handling 470 different record labels and the local rights to Phonogram product.
It's the sort of place where you can get everything done, from mastering to stampers to putting your cassettes in the shops.    
Prendergast knows the kudos of Jamaican vinyl for reggae fans and Tuff Gong will soon issue a vinyl version of the &bquo;Songs Of Freedom&equo; box set.
However, he won't divulge Marley's Jamaican sales figures; &bquo;That's the 64,000 dollar question.&equo;
Like I said, you don't hear Marley here.    
Tuff Gong maintains Bob's fastidious attitude towards &bquo;slackness&equo;, the graphically rude lyrics of raggamuffin.
&bquo;There are other distributors who can deal with that,&equo; says Prendergast.    
The <head>feeling</head> of Bob-ness in the air here is enhanced by his apparently constant musing on Bob's utterances.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40038" docsrc="bnc_BN1_2640">
<answer instance="feeling.40038" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Many responsible people had eventually given up and resigned from the Branch Committee.
Some less established had just never returned because of the appalling behaviour.
  What could I do?
Putting my point across verbally at meetings without notes has never been my  forte  , which is why I decided to write to the editor of  Gay Scotland   in the hope that the situation would change for the better.    
I was eager to have it done and drafted a copy at home that evening.
It was a cold night.
I changed, ready for bed, but I was warm for the room was warm, and so turned my gas fire down several times.
Off came my dressing-gown.
I finished the letter and was more than pleased with it.
I had the strong <head>feeling</head> of help having been given so I clasped my hands and said a prayer, half mentally, half vocally, of thanks to God.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40039" docsrc="bnc_A0T_696">
<answer instance="feeling.40039" senseid="feeling%1:09:01::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40039" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
An adequate thought is an achievement made possible through the co-operation of the whole cognitive system: it's not a well-formed encoding of something else.    
As I said, it is not only the modern, computational form of representational theory which is, from the point of view of constructivism, mistaken.
Throughout the philosophy of mind and certainly amongst both lay and professional psychologists there is the view that basically two kinds of fact exist: physical facts about the brain and the external world, on the one hand, and facts &bquo;about how it is with us&equo;, on the other.
This may seem harmless enough, but problems arise once we try to describe the latter kind of fact.
When trying to describe these facts, we find ourselves being sucked into the language of phenomenology with its core assumption that our experience consists of shifting mosaics of raw experiential data - colours, <head>feelings</head> of pain, desires, glimpsed movements&hellip;
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40041" docsrc="bnc_B77_1653">
<answer instance="feeling.40041" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
It is aimed at the general reader who knows nothing whatever about AI or related fields, and can be recommended at that level.        
Life in the eyrie    
Golden eagle years by Mike Tomkies  Heinemann, pp 202, &pound;9.95      
Stephen Mills    
WHEN contemplating the profundities of nature, men have often found it difficult to say much of substance.
Mike Tomkies responds to the golden eagle with a smattering of science, a touch of religion and quantities of romance.
His book is not the authoritative eight year study promised by the publishers.
It is a slightly adolescent, indulgent account of a love affair &mdash; adolescent because it is redolent of a wide-eyed naivety out of place in a middle-aged man: indulgent because at times he hints that the eagles, with names like Atalanta and Melanion, may be reciprocating his <head>feelings</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40042" docsrc="bnc_A5F_92">
<answer instance="feeling.40042" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The vision which opens &bquo;His Son, in His Arms, in Light Aloft&equo; is that of the father as inescapable pursuer.
&bquo;The oddly shrewd-hearted torpor of being carried home in the dark, a tourist, in my father's arms&equo; enshrines the notion of love as essentially menacing and predatory.    
In a more expansive variant of this theme, Brodkey's central weakness is painfully exposed.
&bquo;A Story in an Almost Classic Mode&equo; aims both at analytical biography and, as its title implies, at something grander and more generalised.
Brodkey's relations with his adoptive mother Doris, a Jewish Clytemnestra to his haunted Orestes, involve a bizarre attempt at incestuous symbiosis ('The <head>feeling</head> of obliteration or castration or whatever it was was unsettling as hell') and a deathbed reconciliation with a nervous breakdown as a postlude.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40046" docsrc="bnc_CGV_619">
<answer instance="feeling.40046" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40046" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
In wool, I would love to make lots of sweaters or jackets with &bquo;berry&equo; designs either in natural colours or wildly unnatural ones.
Trails of blackberries with red gold leaves, bunches of rowan, sprays of rosehips, clusters of tomatoes, guaranteed to cheer the dullest day.
Lots of skirts are beginning to be longer, a berry pattern worn with a long lean cardigan would be splendid.
None of these would be difficult to achieve with a single-bed machine.    
There is, however, a very strong <head>feeling</head> in fashionable knitwear this year for double jacquard patterns Usually I try to find easy ways to achieve this look and if you don't have a ribber and a colour changer you can get away with two layers of Fair Isle or single jacquard, neatly sewn together to make a beautiful fabric for this time of year.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40047" docsrc="bnc_BP1_1895">
<answer instance="feeling.40047" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Nothing to worry about.&equo;
He placed a cold hand on Anna's forehead.
&bquo;I don't think there's any need for blood letting, but if she's still not well tomorrow you could give her an infusion of mistletoe.
It sometimes works.&equo;    
Anna opened her eyes and wondered why they were fussing round her.
The last thing she remembered was the sun perched on the shed window ledge like a big golden ball, and Edward telling her it was bedtime.    
Nahum Morey was not at all happy about his wife's attachment to the Foundling child.
He hadn't realized she was allowing her feelings to run away with her to such an extent and he was worried about the situation.
It put him in a predicament.    
Being a man of faith he believed in the truth, so he had no delusions about his <head>feelings</head> for Sarah.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40050" docsrc="bnc_CH7_5001">
<answer instance="feeling.40050" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
The Republic of Ireland star became the most expensive full-back ever after Wimbledon owner Hammam finally received his asking price.    
And Salford-born Phelan, who has signed a five-year deal, admitted: &bquo;My family and I have been through hell in the past couple of weeks and signing for City is such a relief.    
&bquo;I have got the fire in my belly again &mdash; that had gone at Wimbledon and I think they knew that.    
&bquo;But I am not bitter over how Sam Hammam handled things even though it had all become a bit of a nightmare for me.    
&bquo;Sam is a business man and he always seems to get what he wants.    
&bquo;I spoke to him on Sunday night and he wished me all the best, while I thanked him.     
Sour    
&bquo;I had five great years at Wimbledon, winning an FA Cup medal, and they made my career &mdash; so there is no bad <head>feeling</head> from me for Sam Hammam.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40051" docsrc="bnc_CB6_1437">
<answer instance="feeling.40051" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
In two months Sussex saw 103 separate incidents, two-thirds of them in the eastern half where the restrictive paternalism of the great landowners was less pervasive than in the west.
The most common form of protest was arson, particularly damaging in view of the rich and dry stacks of the harvest just gathered.
Only in rare cases was there personal violence, although not a few farmers received threatening notes, often from illiterates with individual grievances.
Many of the actions were symbolically linked with older rituals, often used in the past to give the demands of the participants an acceptable face.
On 5 November the labourers of Brede, where the Sussex riots began, demanded an increase in their wages, to which the farmers agreed, and then carried Abel, the overseer of the poor, out of the parish in a cart followed by 300 men.
Apart from his injured <head>feelings</head> , little harm was done but subsequent protests became more violent and many landowners panicked.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40055" docsrc="bnc_B77_698">
<answer instance="feeling.40055" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
And, in 1849, before the House of Lords select committee on the cause of accidents in the mines, a miners' petition argued that the owners were practising a false economy in not supplying a &bquo;sufficient quantity of brattices, doors and stoppings to convey a sufficient quantity of wholesome air&equo; to miners underground.    
But how did it happen that the Davy miner's lamp worked out so well for the owners and so badly for the miners?
To understand this, we first need to see how the problem of safety in the mines came to the attention of Sir Humphry Davy.
On 25 May, 1812, the Felling pit in Durham exploded, killing 92 men and boys.
It was the worst mine explosion in 20 years and a culmination of a series of explosions caused by the owners, eagerness to bring out coal from the crept workings.
The survivors, their friends and families, and the friends and families of the dead men and boys were outraged.
In the words of J. H. H. Holmes, &bquo;They turned the poignancy of their <head>feelings</head> into distrust and imputations upon the proprietors and overseers of the mines.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40056" docsrc="bnc_CK5_1110">
<answer instance="feeling.40056" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
Then, after a huge, spluttering &bquo;KERRUNCH&equo; has shattered the lovelorn calm (more of that later), the song lifts into a heart-breaking &bquo;I'm a creep/I'm a weirdo/I wish I was special/So   f&mdash;ing   special&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;When I wrote it,&equo; he remembers, staring at the floor like a child admitting to shoplifting, &bquo;I was in the middle of a really, really serious obsession that got completely out of hand.
It lasted about eight months.
And it was unsuccessful, which made it even worse.
She knows who she is.&equo;     
Radiohead: Very very funny    
The cause of much of Thom's misery, it transpires, was the <head>feeling</head> &mdash; familiar to many victims   of  Fatal Attraction   Syndrome &mdash; that he just wasn't good enough for the person concerned.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40059" docsrc="bnc_ARK_488">
<answer instance="feeling.40059" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
I told you.
Back at the office.&equo;    
&bquo;I can't risk having you with me.
There are things you don't know.
You could be in terrible danger.&equo;    
&bquo;I've been there before.
Remember Rotterdam?
For starters?&equo;    
&bquo;I want you to catch the first flight back from Brussels.
I'm a common fugitive &mdash; wanted for murder and rape.
It's a queer <head>feeling</head> I can tell you&hellip;&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40060" docsrc="bnc_B06_981">
<answer instance="feeling.40060" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Here are a few more ideas: to jolly up a winter's party, try a mixture of cinnamon bark, cloves and orange.
Lavender, clary-sage and chamomile will aid restful sleep.
For meditation, yoga or for a philosophical discussion, try a blend of frankincense, myrrh and cedarwood.
A children's party will go down well with a background fragrance of bergamot, orange or lemon, and perhaps a touch of geranium.    
Finally, if you are trying to sell your house, but without much success, aromatherapy may be the answer.
Next time a prospective buyer comes to view, make sure the kitchen is scented with the soft fragrance of vanilla (the cooking kind).
Put a few drops of natural vanilla essence into a pan of water and place in a low oven.
There is nothing more seductive than vanilla which evokes in most people cosy <head>feelings</head> of home-baked cakes, warmth and security.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40065" docsrc="bnc_ABL_1347">
<answer instance="feeling.40065" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Apart from their long walks and interminable conversations and evening singsong, or their expeditions to ancient monuments, he and Gwili and his cousins assisted with the harvest, binding sheaves and even mowing bracken with a scythe.
Assured by Helen that their new way of making love brought no ill effects for her (&bquo;Happy and bountiful Helen&equo;) he wishes her to understand his satisfaction away from her: &bquo;You would laugh to know what my amusements are! &mdash; mere jests of the slightest character; rough simple ways; and very little thought.
It is certainly good for me physically, though I am a little dubious about its ultimate good.
They are too lenient: that makes it flattering.
Believe me, these scrappy notes do not represent my <head>feeling</head> which is deep, continuous, and steady.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40066" docsrc="bnc_CD4_157">
<answer instance="feeling.40066" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The Protestant reformers wanted to return as far as possible to the spirit of primitive Christianity and looked askance at the mystical tradition which seemed to have no warrant in Scripture.
As they were also hostile to monasticism, where most mystics had their roots, they virtually abolished this particular type of spirituality in Protestant countries like England.
Our four mystics had no successors; the type of spirituality they had developed for their countrymen was blotted out.
The deeply egalitarian Puritan ethos could not stomach the idea of a mystical elite and promoted the idea that any Christian could gain an immediate experience of God.
Radical sects like the Quakers, the Shakers and the Methodists all encouraged the faithful to feel the divine in tangible forms; some Pentecostal sects would speak in tongues, hear voices or experience powerful <head>feelings</head> which came upon them with such force that they were believed to come from God.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40069" docsrc="bnc_B2L_478">
<answer instance="feeling.40069" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
In addition, increasing staffing levels is said to make it more likely that successful coalitions can be developed at local level to push for higher levels of spending, so that the process of expenditure growth becomes self-perpetuating (for example, Tullock, 1977, p. 285).
It is therefore in the interests of bureaucrats to go for increased staffing levels as a means of constructing such coalitions, and the implications of this clearly point to increased waste and inefficiency, since, having bid for a maximum budget, within that budget, instead of adopting the most efficient form of production and delivery of services, &bquo;bureaucrats&equo; can be expected to choose the most labour-intensive.
A survey of British local governments by Blore (1987) concludes that our local bureaucrats, too, are staff maximizers.    
Underlying much of this argument is a <head>feeling</head> that the institutions of local democracy are very ineffective channels for the transmission of individual preferences &mdash; and, in some cases, even group preferences.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40071" docsrc="bnc_CA0_531">
<answer instance="feeling.40071" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
Some mothers answer all the time for the children, which makes the Committee think the child lacks initiative.&equo;    
&bquo;What have you done to my Mum, Suke,&equo; sang Perdita.    
Shut up, Perdita, said Drew and Daisy simultaneously.    
&bquo;And do try and appear really keen, Perdita,&equo; advised Sukey.
&bquo;The Committee loves enthusiasm.&equo;    
The interview lasted half an hour.
Very kindly, they asked Daisy about her financial circumstances.
She stuck out her darned leg, hoping to give an impression of genteel poverty, smiled so much her face ached and, despite Sukey's warnings, found herself talking too much to compensate for Perdita's bored indifference.    
Brigadier Canford, who was indeed a lover of pretty girls, looked at Perdita's impassive, dead-pan face, and had a strange <head>feeling</head> he'd seen her before somewhere.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40074" docsrc="bnc_AC2_1987">
<answer instance="feeling.40074" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
Bunker was jostled, heckled, spat upon and sworn at as he tried to keep some semblance of order to explain the action he had already taken.
After two very noisy and unruly hours, with the local police trying to keep law and order, the angry mob reluctantly dispersed.    
On Merseyside, the plant had split into two factions over the strike; those who supported Clasper in his demand that the strike be continued until the sacked shop steward had been reinstated, and those who took the view that Clasper was playing power politics with their jobs at stake.
The latter demanded that the strike be called off to avoid even worse news.
This view represented the thoughts of an ever-growing majority whose intuitive <head>feeling</head> was that the Merseyside plant was heading for total and irreversible closure with the loss of   ten thousand jobs.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40075" docsrc="bnc_B33_1428">
<answer instance="feeling.40075" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40075" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Tutors may like to venture further and produce their own &bquo;situational&equo; tapes covering aspects of ward management and patient care.
Many articles have been written on communication skills, which may assist with ideas.
The Nursing Bibliography produced by the Royal College of Nursing is essential for every nursing library, both for tutors and learners, when exploring areas for study.
Discussion also assists learners to identify their own feelings and attitudes, so deepening understanding of themselves, their patients and colleagues.
Clamp (1980) sets out eight objectives which may be achieved by learning through incidents, and these briefly are to be able to:    
1.      
analyse work      
2.      
identify and describe <head>feelings</head> and behaviour      
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40077" docsrc="bnc_B0G_854">
<answer instance="feeling.40077" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40077" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
First licensed by Bishop Lacey of Exeter in 1436 it was used for special intercession by barren women seeking fertility.
Full of character the bridge may have been but woefully inadequate for the increasing traffic of the busy port and in 1856 the new bridge was opened.
Mr Thomas Senior was also responsible for the &bquo;New&equo; road to Polperro.    
Looe &mdash; and its visitors &mdash; have much by which to remember the Thomases,   senior and junior, and Joseph Thomas was well deserving of the silver bowl donated to him on the opening of his railway link in 1 901.
He died later that year having certainly left his mark upon the town he had adopted for his &bquo;retirement&equo;.        
Peace and War in Saltash    
It began, in Saltash as elsewhere, with patriotic fervour and paranoic anti-Hun <head>feeling</head> and spy mania.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40078" docsrc="bnc_CAP_931">
<answer instance="feeling.40078" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Each session was devoted to a relevant theme and the clients were given handouts summarising the main points.
The themes we selected reflected our views of bulimia, which we believe is a disabling problem with elements that are unique to each woman's experiences but which represent a way of dealing with life's stresses.      
Session 1: Introduction    
As homework we asked the women to keep a diary and initially to record everything they ate or drank over one week.
We asked them if they had vomited or abused laxatives and asked them to record their weight on a weekly basis.    
In subsequent weeks, the women were asked merely to record the food and drink they consumed during binges and to note whether or not vomiting or laxative abuse had occurred.
They were also asked to note details of the situations and their <head>feelings</head> before and after the bingeing.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40080" docsrc="bnc_AYM_687">
<answer instance="feeling.40080" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Conceived by the director of ARIEL and LENINGRAD COWBOYS with the ambition of &bquo;making Robert Bresson seem like a director of action pictures&equo;, THE MATCH FACTORY GIRL unfolds in a style that is characteristically laconic and terse.    
Iris (Kati Outinen) is a girl who works in a factory, exploited by family and colleagues alike.
Her mother and cold-hearted step-father tax her wage packet, the job is drudgery &mdash; and finally there's the man&hellip; whom Iris, with her mind full of trashy romances, mistakenly takes for the fairy prince she's awaited so long.    
As Kaurismaki's associate Mikko Piela describes it with equally characteristic, and refreshingly literate, hyperbole: &bquo;THE MATCH FACTORY GIRL evokes such <head>feelings</head> of sorrow, pity and horror that the dusty bones of Aristotle himself must be clattering out of sheer cathartic pleasure.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40081" docsrc="bnc_AK1_10">
<answer instance="feeling.40081" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
In Britain, one has already been struck off and three others are facing disciplinary hearings for improper sexual conduct with patients, the British Psychological Society disclosed at its annual conference in Scarborough yesterday.    
Complaints by patients against two more are being investigated and three others have been cleared.    
Dr Sue Llewelyn, a lecturer in psychology at Edinburgh University, said psychologists were aware there was a problem, but did not know the extent of it.    
She said: &bquo;The first time I heard of a case I could not believe it.
But I have since come across three other instances.    
&bquo;Most therapists have, at some stage, experienced <head>feelings</head> of attraction to clients, but that is quite normal when you are in an intense relationship behind closed doors.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40084" docsrc="bnc_AB3_454">
<answer instance="feeling.40084" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
It's like when I finished those songs, I felt an incredible sense of boredom, &bquo;Oh, now I'm done.'&equo;
I actually wanted to be upset again.&equo;    
One of the things I feel about Throwing Muses music is that it's visceral, sexual, but not sexy.
The sexuality in the record is troubled, mind and body are not at one with each other.    
&bquo;It's the same with 90 per cent of adolescents, I guess.
But especially right now.
They're not sure what they're supposed to want or be.
David (Narcizo) always says that we trust this music more than we trust our own bodies.
The thing is that, when you're not in touch with your body, you're not in touch with the earth, with   our reasons for being here.
A lot of that album is about <head>feeling</head> that your body is a cage, that your physicality boxes you in, could betray you.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40085" docsrc="bnc_BMH_362">
<answer instance="feeling.40085" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40085" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The prevailing public view of homosexuality as obscenity is bound to encourage anti-homosexual groups and individuals to test Section 28, and few local authorities would be keen to challenge the difference between &bquo;intentional&equo; and &bquo;unintentional&equo;.    
Section 28 has brought further uncertainty to the field of censorship and the law, and as a result further weakens the direction that in censorship librarians should be guided by the law.
This legal uncertainty may not be long-lasting.
Section 28 calls to mind the Obscene Publications Act of 1857 and the subsequent Hicklin case of 1868, which together still underpin modern legislation on obscenity.
Lord Campbell, in clarifying the scope of the Act, stated that it applied    
&hellip; exclusively to works written for the single purpose of corrupting the morals of youth and of a nature calculated to shock the common <head>feelings</head> of decency in a well-regulated mind.          
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40087" docsrc="bnc_CG0_1003">
<answer instance="feeling.40087" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
This again reflects social trends in Chinese society: the poor living conditions of the young intellectuals and the increasing concern with material rather than political or ideological matters.    
Did any of these would-be overseas students wish to leave for political reasons?
In the broad sense of the term &bquo;political&equo;, the answer must be in the affirmative, but it would be difficult to describe these   intellectuals as &bquo;dissidents&equo;, Many have, in fact, refused to accept this label; it has overtones of being unpatriotic.
Disillusionment with Marxism-Leninism and the party's continued centralised control over the political sphere were causing a sense of dismay as well as confusion among young intellectuals.
But it is difficult to equate their negative <head>feelings</head> about politics in China with the desire to go abroad.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40088" docsrc="bnc_BNF_501">
<answer instance="feeling.40088" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
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The stronger the love, the stronger The rage when that love is not reciprocated.
The opposite of loving is indifference, with its lack of feeling one way or the other.
It is the strength of feeling associated with the in-love state that makes choice feel irrelevant.    
Clearly we do not have full control over feelings.
We either have them or we do not, although we can at times make a conscious effort to put certain feelings out of our minds.
Some feelings are more easily dismissed than others, and some are more easily summoned up.
Some can be so strong that regardless of the consequences they compel action.
With other <head>feelings</head> we may be burdened by their strength, yet still be free enough to choose whether we express them to others by word or action, indulge them or keep a tight rein on them.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40090" docsrc="bnc_C9M_1432">
<answer instance="feeling.40090" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Then when you've all found a good combination, you do it for a while, then you turn on the tape machine&hellip;    
&bquo;As for the mandolin, it's natural for Hawaiian music.
They always used mandolins, and ukuleles too, and the ukuleles went from little ones through to eight-string ones and baritone ukuleles like big mandocellos, all related.
And since the mandolin has a different tuning to the guitar, it gives you a different chord voicing to everybody else.
See, the whole trick with Hawaiian music is the mixing of the chords: everybody might be in C, but everybody is tuned differently, so instead of always playing the same damn intervals at the same point on the instrument, you have this wonderful overlap that spreads the <head>feeling</head> of the key out into kind of a pre-'60s sort of an effect.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40093" docsrc="bnc_BMY_97">
<answer instance="feeling.40093" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The child thus learns to distrust his or her own perceptions &mdash; both sensory and inward &mdash; moving further and further into emotional isolation, playing out games of egotism and conventional social ritual as a substitute for real life, consciousness and direct perception.
In fact, the effect of many past lives upon the child's mind may already be too great a burden for him or her to have ever possessed much capacity for direct mental perception.    
Animals, birds, insects, plants and all lower species do not possess man's akashic linkage in their inner equipment or structure.
They do not carry the double-edged sword of apparent free choice and intellectual ability, to understand or cogitate upon their place within the scheme of things.
Their minds are thus dulled or dormant and suffer a less varied menu of <head>feeling</head> than ourselves.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40096" docsrc="bnc_BML_818">
<answer instance="feeling.40096" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
If one suspends judgement and looks at a cross-section of these novels, one comes away quite impressed.
The stories are brightly written, they deal with issues that really concern young adults, have convincing and positive heroines, and some of the authors have a gift for comedy.
In short, although they are rarely &bquo;literature&equo;, they are usually supportive of the emerging adult.    
The stereotype is of stories exclusively concerned with drugs and unwanted pregnancies.
In fact, a wide range of themes is tackled, some with impressive understanding and feeling.
Such themes include expectations of life, employment and the problems of the first job, first love, relations with parents, divorced parents, step-parents, <head>feelings</head> of inadequacy, school and relationships with peers and teachers, and illness and grief.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40098" docsrc="bnc_CE1_878">
<answer instance="feeling.40098" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40098" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
For example, it is often possible to explain angry and hostile behaviour in terms of an individual's love and concern for the other rather than as a straightforward expression of hostility or hatred.
Such a technique can be a useful way of bringing two or more parties together when there have been serious misunderstandings which have led to conflict.    
The family counsellor will always meet resistance.
It is a normal reaction to the pain and anxiety that discussing difficult issues will bring.
Keeping the entire family attending meetings can be a continuing problem, particularly if progress is slow, or problems are particularly intractable.
The refusal to attend meetings is one way that key individuals, who feel they have most to fear from change, have of undermining family work.
There is usually no way of enforcing attendance, so such threats have to be taken seriously, and perhaps worked through by paying special attention to their particular <head>feelings</head> and needs.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40100" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_1663">
<answer instance="feeling.40100" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
It was a fascinating discussion.
Mind you, I didn't tell her I was talking to SHE magazine immediately afterwards but I don't think she would have minded because SHE readers are different, aren't they?
So PLEASE readers, this must go no further.
Don't give this copy away to Oxfam or when they collect for the hospital.
Keep it to yourself and shred it when you've read it.!&equo;    
This last year has been a tumultuous one for the Dame.
Poor Norm's passing was bad enough but she then found shocking goings-on at Dunraven, the Twilight Home for the Partially Confused in which her mother had been incarcerated &mdash; sorry &mdash; hospitalised.    
&bquo;Oh horrible creatures,&equo; cried Dame Edna with <head>feeling</head> , &bquo;to think my darling mother was being looked after by those fiends.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40101" docsrc="bnc_ANS_931">
<answer instance="feeling.40101" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40101" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Write in a wider variety of forms,  eg notes, personal letters, formal letters, instructions, essays, newspaper articles, reviews, biographies, stories, poems, playscripts, radio and TV scripts,   for a wider range of purposes,  eg to plan, to formulate hypotheses, to inform, to explain, to compare and contrast, to persuade, to entertain, to express attitudes or emotions, to shape experience imaginatively  , and for a range of audiences.    
ii    
Produce well-structured pieces of writing, some of which handle more demanding subject matter,  eg going beyond their own firsthand experience.   
Punctuate their writing so that meaning and structure are clear to the reader.    
iii    
Make a more assured and selective use of a wider range of grammatical and lexical features, characteristic of different styles, that are appropriate for topic, purpose and audience,  eg in impersonal writing choosing vocabulary that does not betray attitudes or <head>feelings</head> ; in poetic writing choosing vocabulary that conveys attitudes, responses or emotions  .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40106" docsrc="bnc_C8Y_35">
<answer instance="feeling.40106" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
But as with physical wounds, it can sometimes run into complications caused by careless handling or the existence of unfavourable external or internal conditions which may delay recovery; so the main concern of those caring for the bereaved should be to try to create the best possible conditions in which healing can take place, in which they feel loved and safe, and are permitted to take their time to absorb the fact of their loss and come to terms with it.      
Understanding bereavement    
There is no set pattern for grieving, for just as no two people love in the same way, no two people grieve in the same way.
But there are certain <head>feelings</head> and reactions in bereavement that are common to much of the animal kingdom, including the human race, and all who are caring for the bereaved need to be aware of them, as well as being ready to accept the tremendous range of responses that people can produce from time to time in their efforts to deal with their painful situation.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40107" docsrc="bnc_ACH_1351">
<answer instance="feeling.40107" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
You are fighting in God's holy name, for God's glory, in God's defence, to save our holy Faith, to save Christianity to save the world from the fiendish atrocities which have been perpetrated in Russia, in Mexico and now in Spain.        
Equally, there is no doubt that trade unionists were fervently hostile to the actions of Franco.
Accounts of atrocities on both sides clearly helped to partly divide British public opinion along social, religious and economic lines.
Some obviously saw the events in Spain as fascism limbering up for an even greater conflict; Spain was seen as an experimental laboratory for the arms, equipment and strategy of the fascist powers.      
Many of those who went and fought for the Republicans were not always clear about why they were there, except that they felt a revulsion against fascism and a general <head>feeling</head> that they had to do something in the face of the frustrations of the 1930s.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40109" docsrc="bnc_APS_1252">
<answer instance="feeling.40109" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Indeed, montage plays a crucial role in enriching the reader's view of reality, for narrative units are arranged in such a way as to create an interplay, so that they bring fresh perspectives to bear on one another and are mutually illuminating.
Another favourite technique is the use of multiple narrators to give differing views of the same reality.
Vargas Llosa's  The Time of the Hero  , which is set in a Peruvian military academy where the cadets assume an ostentatious machismo as a survival strategy, oscillates between third-person narration and monologue (interior and spoken) to bring out the gulf between the boys' public personae and their sensitive and vulnerable inner self, and to highlight how social intercourse distorts their personality by conditioning them to suppress their softer <head>feelings</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40111" docsrc="bnc_AC7_406">
<answer instance="feeling.40111" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
And then (with a curious scrutiny of my face), &bquo;Mrs Ross and I had quite a long chat the other afternoon.
She has had a  very   interesting life, hasn't she?&equo;    
And, &bquo;I said to Mrs Ross, &bquo;but it is your niece's  house  &equo;&hellip;
' Whatever could Aunt Louise have been saying?
Was the speaker trying to tell me something or was I in the first stages of paranoia?    
It was particularly cold that winter; snow was whipped into drifts by a biting wind, making Aunt Louise's walks impossible.
Soon the curtains were drawn by four o'clock and there were days when the mist and rain so muffled the sounds of the world outside that there was almost complete silence.
And as the <head>feeling</head> of isolation deepened, so did Aunt Louise grow more and more irritable and hard-done-by.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40113" docsrc="bnc_CS2_1177">
<answer instance="feeling.40113" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40113" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
That is, after all, just what, according to the dominant philosophy of Hutcheson's time (that of John Locke) such so-called secondary qualities as colour, sound and smell are.
They are not there apart from an observer, they are rather the tendency of objects to produce certain sensations in one.
As to which sorts of things will produce these sensations, that has been settled for us by nature (ultimately God) in such a way that normal men will   inevitably agree as to the colour and smell of things.
Thus these qualities have a kind of objectivity, or at least inter-subjective validity.
The same goes for moral qualities, such as the goodness of benevolence.
All normal men find that the same sort of actions and <head>feelings</head> , basically the various forms of benevolence, possess this quality.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40114" docsrc="bnc_B2F_1949">
<answer instance="feeling.40114" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40114" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Transactional analysis (TA) is the name given to a number of related concepts that seek to throw light on the way people behave and feel.    
The basic assumptions in TA are that:      
people learn at an early age ways of feeling and behaving that tend to become habitual regardless of their continued appropriateness.        
feelings  cause   behaviour.          
even though characteristic ways of feeling and behaving are habitual, they can be controlled and, if necessary, unproductive ways of feeling and behaving can be replaced with more satisfactory ones.        
you can do much to help other people, whether they be your superiors, associates, colleagues or subordinates, to modify their <head>feelings</head> and behaviour for better.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40117" docsrc="bnc_CA5_2120">
<answer instance="feeling.40117" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Our strongest drive is towards rediscovering our wholeness &mdash; and however much we try to ignore it, the impulse to grow will keep coming to the surface.
Perhaps you have always had a yearning to play the piano or flute, or run your own business, or work abroad, or build a boat, or write short stories, or run a marathon, or live in a country cottage?
Some of these desires might be adolescent flights of fancy, which you never honestly wanted to happen.
(The country cottage might be a romantic ideal but perhaps you prefer the comfort, convenience and hustle-bustle of city life?)
But other desires will be impulses which you should act upon &mdash; impulses which will help you to grow.    
Intuitive flashes about which probable future to reach for often pop up from nowhere &mdash; perhaps as images, dreams, fantasies, <head>feelings</head> , thoughts, impulses or bodily sensations.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40118" docsrc="bnc_CEF_878">
<answer instance="feeling.40118" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40118" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
It's letting people know that their contribution has been appreciated, that their ideas are valued and that they can have their say, whether others agree with the content or not.
For instance&ndash; &bquo;Thanks very much for making that suggestion &mdash; do you want to say ally more about it?&equo;      
b    
 Active listening    
The psychotherapist Carl Rodgers pioneered a technique called active listening.
This demands that the listener gives the speaker their full, undivided attention, and that she or he summarises, paraphrases, clarifies and interprets rather than directing through responses.
It's an extremely difficult technique to perfect.
We want to rush in and give solutions, or reassurance when dealing with pain and confusion.    
Active listening means paying attention to the tone of voice, body language and facial expression of the speaker in order to understand the thoughts and <head>feelings</head> behind the words.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40122" docsrc="bnc_A6B_1365">
<answer instance="feeling.40122" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
This discrepancy between the illusory surface of life and what lies beyond, between Bradley's appearance and reality, is a perennial theme of Eliot's poetry.
He was fascinated by those deepest drives   which were as he put it in 1919 &bquo;canalizations of something&hellip; simple, terrible and unknown&equo;.
Those &bquo;indestructible barriers&equo; which in the Clark lectures he saw as characterizing post-Cartesian society are all too apparent in  The Waste Land   where in Bradley's words, quoted by Eliot, &bquo;regarded as an existence which appears in a soul, the whole world for each is peculiar and private to that soul&equo;.
At the same time, Eliot saw men and women, whether aware of it or not, as bound to the cycle of manifold yet meaningless &bquo;Birth, and copulation, and death&equo;, perception of which yielded only &bquo;The horror&equo;.
Those who comprehend this see the noblest <head>feelings</head> frustrated or distorted.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40125" docsrc="bnc_A0P_608">
<answer instance="feeling.40125" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The part which caught his eye so dramatically that day was in the Spaniard's great work &bquo;Divan del Tamarit&equo; (1936, quoted from  The Selected Poems of Federico Gar&ccedil;ia Lorca  , Ed.
Francisco Garcia Lorca, New Directions publishing Corporation, pp 169):    
Through the arch of Elvira (the wife of Don Juan)    
I'm going to see you pass,    
to feel your thighs    
and begin weeping.        
Brought up, as Leonard was, to admire the Romantics and their charming, reliable, amiable world-view, their delight in nature, not least man's own nature which had an organic relationship with the world by which sensibility and <head>feeling</head> &mdash; frequently emphasised as a pleasure-principle, paved the way for his being catapulted into the &bquo;surreal&equo; world of the Spanish writer.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40128" docsrc="bnc_AHA_159">
<answer instance="feeling.40128" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
What the East Germans are finding, however, now that they can read what is written, is that friends and neighbours often freely volunteered to inform, often with lies.    
It is a classic definition of tyranny that a tyrant feels his regime to be secure only when his subjects start to inform.
Then he knows that they fear him more than dishonour.
What is so disheartening about what has been discovered in the Stasi files, however, is that people informed even when under no pressure to do so.
They informed to curry favour and to build up credit against being informed on themselves, but also out of ambition, spite, jealousy and almost every other nasty motive found in human nature.
MANY East Germans are now wondering whether opening the files has been the cleansing it was supposed to be.
It has swept away the last remnants of the Stasi system, but in the process dirtied millions of Germans and the <head>feelings</head> their fellows have for them.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40129" docsrc="bnc_ART_344">
<answer instance="feeling.40129" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Both words were used to push the Morrissey vision of men's liberation; not, as it may sound, a freedom given to the Penthouse reading hordes but a glimpse of Morrissey's ideal world where gender barriers are entirely dispensed with.
When he was 14 he read a book entitled &bquo;Men's Liberation&equo; which dealt with aspects of sex segregation.
Morrissey found it terrible that people were so rigidly divided, that men could only like men's things and women women's things.    
Morrissey couldn't understand why people (men in particular) were terribly afraid of emotionalism.
This hatred of accepted barriers was another throwback to his distaste for Victorian attitudes still practised in many Northern towns.
Morrissey often felt unattractive and uncharming in his bedsit gloom.
Liberation from this feeling, he felt, was simply a state of mind.
Two songs &bquo;This Charming Man&equo; and &bquo;Handsome Devil&equo; were born out of these <head>feelings</head> as was his (soon to be much publicised) use of flowers.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40131" docsrc="bnc_BMY_1120">
<answer instance="feeling.40131" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
And, interestingly, this arrangement is reflected in the cerebral cortex being peripheral to the more inward mid-brain, the physical focus of mind and consciousness.
I discussed this phenomenon more fully in  The Web of Life  .      
Whales and dolphins are largely carnivorous, but feed mostly on much smaller creatures &mdash; fish, lobsters, krill, plankton and so on, depending upon the species and where they happen to be in the world's oceans.
The Killer whale is an exception, preying on seals, sea-lions and some of the smaller cetaceans &mdash; porpoises and dolphins, for example.
Killer whales evidently evince <head>feelings</head> of considerable fear in these creatures for even the usually timid Grey seal has been known to jump right out of the sea, joining a man upon a rock, when Killer whales were about.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40132" docsrc="bnc_ARB_915">
<answer instance="feeling.40132" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I'm sorry I don't love you,&equo; my friend said.    
&bquo;Don't be sorry.&equo;    
We heard a chorus slowly start up and deepen, far back into the forest night.
Something high in a tree clinked sharply, over and over again like a coin thrown into a metal dish.
Other voices mewed, rattled, croaked, quacked and barked.
They were frogs.
One of them was the mountain chicken, emitting a discreet, woof.    
I lay in the cacophonous darkness thinking about magic.
There was magic here.
Even in our short journey the taxi driver had spoken of the  soukoyant  , the witch who takes off her skin at night and flies about like a bat.
Magic: it lubricates the gap between what we can see and understand, and what unhappy <head>feelings</head> haunt our dreams.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40135" docsrc="bnc_A1A_1030">
<answer instance="feeling.40135" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
Marjorie Perloff has remarked that young American academics and students have a shared culture based on having read or studied the same books: &bquo;they have, by and large, taken courses that expose them to writers like Freud, Nietzsche, and Marx, whereas the odds are that they have not taken a course in, say, the lyric poetry of Goethe, the fiction of Stendhal, or the theatre of Moli&egrave;re.&equo;
In America fashion can actually be enforced.
A few years ago, as part of an annual round-up of critical books for  Encounter  , I reviewed an interestingly speculative work on modern fiction by an American academic.
My <head>feelings</head> about the book were positive rather than the reverse, but I complained in my review that it was studded with references to fashionable French gurus that were purely cosmetic, adding nothing to the author's argument.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40136" docsrc="bnc_CE1_360">
<answer instance="feeling.40136" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
How quickly &bquo;the&equo; issues will be raised obviously depends on a number of factors &mdash; the difficulty of the issue, the ability of the counsellees to express their ideas, and the quality of the counselling relationship.    
Other resistances or blocks to communication can be more than an initial reluctance to talk about the main issues.
Individuals often utilize these deeper blocks, consciously or unconsciously, in order to hide the &bquo;unpleasant&equo; truth from other people, and perhaps from themselves too.
Such blocks in older people might take the form of stubbornness, violence, confusion or depression.
Many ageing people hide behind the facade of &bquo;being all right&equo;, and this is often one which is most difficult for the counsellor to penetrate (Scrutton, 1986).    
Essentially, all these blocks to communication and self-expression are to do with <head>feelings</head> of inadequacy, and poor self-image.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40139" docsrc="bnc_BPJ_736">
<answer instance="feeling.40139" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The theory, by Ferry Porsche.
The fact: driving Porsche's twenty six year old 911 is still one of the world's greatest driving experiences.    
And driving &bquo;experiences&equo; are pretty thin on the ground these days.
Ferry himself would probably tell you that in it's search for perfection, the motor industry has taken from the driver and given to the machine.    
Certainly, the majority of today's cars need far less skill to drive quickly than did their predecessors of the sixties and early seventies.
Those were the days when you could still bang doors at Brands Hatch and drive home afterwards.    
True, there were few creature comforts behind the wheel and few concessions from the car itself once you were on the move.
Still, that <head>feeling</head> of spots car purity made the hardship worthwhile.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40140" docsrc="bnc_CL6_315">
<answer instance="feeling.40140" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
There is thus, for Schleiermacher, an inherently religious awareness at the very core of our own existence as human beings: it is both inherent in ourselves, and inherently bound up with the reality of God.
Self-awareness, at its deepest level, involves at one and the same time awareness both of our finitude and of the infinity on which we depend.    
Schleiermacher's theology is commonly described as centred on &bquo;religious experience&equo;.
The description is a valid one provided it is remembered that he does not build on special or peculiar &bquo;religious experiences&equo; of a mystical or emotional kind.
What he appeals to is, he believes, primordially  human  , the foundation and basis of  all   other experience.
It is also sometimes called a theology of &bquo;<head>feeling</head> &equo;, and he himself uses this language.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40144" docsrc="bnc_CCD_2272">
<answer instance="feeling.40144" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Indeed I always considered him a loyal servant of the crown.&equo;    
&equo; 'TIS glad I am to 'ear it, me lord,&equo; came the mocking response.
&bquo;Now eat your supper, both o' ye, afore it takes cold.
The new constable has sent each of ye a mug o' wine &mdash; reckoned it'd make a change from ale.
You can thank 'im yourselves when 'e calls on ye later!&equo;    
&bquo;I hardly think&hellip;&equo;
Forest's last words had been accompanied by a guffaw, and Edward's half-formed comment was drowned by the slamming of the door as the grinning man left.    
The princes ate their supper in silence, neither of them having much appetite.
Both were beset by a growing uneasiness, a <head>feeling</head> that all was not as it should be &mdash; that somewhere out there in the darkness, sinister forces were gathering against them&hellip;    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40146" docsrc="bnc_CEU_4068">
<answer instance="feeling.40146" senseid="feeling%1:09:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;No,&equo; said Masklin, truthfully.    
&bquo;Then it's all done by Science.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh.
Well, that's all right, then.
That  is   you, Thing, isn't it?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes.&equo;    
Chewing on the fish-meat, Masklin wandered back to the control-room and offered some of the food to Angalo.
The big screen was showing nothing but clouds.    
&bquo;Won't see any quarry in all this,&equo; he said.    
Angalo pulled one of the levers back a bit.
There was that brief <head>feeling</head> of extra weight again.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40148" docsrc="bnc_CK1_1439">
<answer instance="feeling.40148" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
In short, do we get at the concepts of trumping and revoking   through attending to our feelings, or through attending to the use, in the game, of the trump-cards?
Which &mdash; the accepted practice with trump-cards, or the feelings &mdash; is primary?    
The answer is that even if everyone playing cards always had a certain sort of feeling when they trumped an opponent's card and had another, different, feeling when they revoked, it would still be the case that to understand what it is to trump, and to revoke, we would have to look at the game itself, that is, at the use of trump-cards in the game.
The feelings are not part of the game.
The practice with trump-cards is not an expression of, an interpretation in terms of an activity of, the feelings.
Rather, the other way round.
The <head>feelings</head> may be regarded as an interpretation of the activity.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40149" docsrc="bnc_ADY_3207">
<answer instance="feeling.40149" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Any trap he made would be wooden.    
Nolan had knocked Perkin down at Tremayne's dinner.
I'd picked Nolan up and made a fool of him.
Perkin wouldn't have   risked any way to kill me that meant creeping up on me, not after what he'd seen.    
Perkin had had to get over the shock of finding my familiar ski-jacket and boots in the boathouse and then the far worse shock of the cataclysmic reversal of his scheme when Harry and I both lived.    
The best actor of them all, he had contained those shocks within himself with no screaming crises of nerves.
Many a convicted murderer had displayed that sort of control.
Maybe it was something to do with a divorce from reality.
There were books on the subject.
One day I might read them.    
Perkin had resented Mackie's friendly <head>feelings</head> towards me.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40151" docsrc="bnc_BM2_1401">
<answer instance="feeling.40151" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
They would know the real meaning of religious freedom, something which has never really existed throughout religious history.        
What is the Pricking of Conscience?    
It has been shown that the human conscience is a product of civilisation, and its existence the responsibility of the human race.
It may be asked what it is that disturbs a person when he feels the &bquo;prick of conscience&equo;.
The answer is that he is almost certainly afraid of something.
Further investigation will show that the fear is not just the threat of punishment for the act or thought which instigated the <head>feeling</head> , for that fear can be there in those who are not worried by consciences; it will emerge that the fear is really that of falling into disfavour with fellow beings and loved ones.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40152" docsrc="bnc_C8V_365">
<answer instance="feeling.40152" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Who is the firstfruit of a harvest of blessings to come?
The answer in each case is the Holy Spirit.
Without any hesitation we can say that God is the answer to all doubt and that the largest part of doubting comes simply from ignorance of what God has said and done.    
On the other hand it must be emphasized that, while God is the answer to all doubt, theologically correct God-answers are not necessarily the answer.
A crucial mistake has often been made here.
People have forgotten that there are also spiritual, moral and especially psychological dimensions to doubt.    
The plain fact of Christian experience is that many people have held a strong theology of assurance but have known no assurance themselves.
Are we to say that God's assurance is no more assured than the fluctuations of our <head>feelings</head> ?
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40154" docsrc="bnc_C8S_643">
<answer instance="feeling.40154" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
None of his friends.
Certainly none of his women.
Someone else.    
Someone he trusted, he thought, returning to his study, and sitting up alone late into the night &mdash; and he trusted so few people.
Someone who was with him for himself, not because he was a man of influence and power and wealth.
Someone with whom he could be free.    
He let himself think, as he had not done for many years, of C&eacute;lestine, of their year together in London, and as he had known it would, the memory made him deeply unhappy.
He finally went to bed, cursing himself for his own sentimentality, certain the feeling was due to tiredness and jet-lag, no more.
It would have disappeared in the morning.    
Next day he fulfilled all his engagements as usual.
The <head>feeling</head> was still there.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40157" docsrc="bnc_ABW_2075">
<answer instance="feeling.40157" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
She, who had always prided herself on total moral and material independence.
She, the great advocate of the Freedom of the Individual.
She, who had never demeaned herself by falling in love (which she considered a weakness).
She, who had been forced to be her own person: first, by circumstances; second, by temperament; third (as she fiercely told herself) by inclination&hellip; and yet she, Jane, could not get him, Christopher, out of her mind.
She had to capitulate and admit to herself that she missed him terribly.
But he had only been away for three days.
No-one had penetrated her proud defences like this since her father.
Yet Christopher was no father-figure &mdash; he was a friend, a companion, a lover.
Without him, the world was incomplete.
His absences, and an impending change, forced her to face her own <head>feelings</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40160" docsrc="bnc_B20_2254">
<answer instance="feeling.40160" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
She ought to smile more often, he thought.
She has such a solemn, pinched little face as a rule, even quite sour at times.
&bquo;Yes,&equo; she said.
&bquo;He is rather a talkative person, as no doubt you have discovered.&equo;    
&bquo;I'm very sorry about your sister,&equo; he said awkwardly.
&bquo;I'm afraid there can be little doubt what happened.&equo;    
&bquo;I have adjusted to that,&equo; she replied.
&bquo;Perhaps I am tougher than I sometimes appear&hellip;
Or maybe I always knew the truth, somehow&hellip;
It's difficult to explain, but a part of me never really believed I should see her again, even after what they told me at the theatre.
I'm the only one of our family left now, and I've had the <head>feeling</head> of being alone for so long&hellip;
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40162" docsrc="bnc_APL_533">
<answer instance="feeling.40162" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
When I sold CBS the video I kept apologising for the movement because it was so shaky.
But they said &bquo;No, no, no, we like that.&equo;        
TW.    
That raises the question of what is good technique; sometimes what is normally seen as &bquo;bad&equo; technique can be good technique.        
CM.    
Chauvel's images aren't pretty, they aren't clean, they're not Nachtwey (who was also with the Black Star agency and is now in Magnum).
All the elements aren't there, they're a bit shaky, a bit jerky; that's what I like about them.        
TW.    
In fact, with his book of Spanish Civil War photographs, for the second edition he did not want them retouched; he wanted the scratches, etc, left in because there was that <head>feeling</head> about it.        
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40165" docsrc="bnc_AT7_1737">
<answer instance="feeling.40165" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
But not so, not entirely.    
What was it that these two friends of his felt for women that had never touched him?
Was there something wrong with him?
When he came to think of it, was there something wrong with the three of them?
Charles was avoiding marriage like the plague, and Henry had taken on the cloak of religion.
And yet parsons got married.
But he couldn't see that happening to Henry.
They all seemed, in a way, to be avoiding the main issue of life.
Yet, look at their parents: there was a love match, if ever there was one.
Even his father's ice-cum-iron exterior had never been able to hide the feeling he had for his wife.
Well, there was one thing sure: whatever that <head>feeling</head> was he hadn't passed it on to even one of his three sons.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40166" docsrc="bnc_B2F_2121">
<answer instance="feeling.40166" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Each time you start to worry say to yourself &bquo;What action can I take  right now   to alleviate my fears?&equo;
If you can think of something do it.
If you can't think of anything at least realize the futility of your worrying.        
Deliberately force yourself to do something you worried about.
You will find it isn't nearly so bad as you expected!        
Allocate a specific time each day as your &bquo;worry time&equo;.
You'll find it extraordinarily difficult to find anything to worry about.          
Rather than modify anything to do with the external events that trigger your worry you might decide to go for option 2 and identify the thoughts or beliefs that herald your worry and examine them for   possible replacements.
Typical thoughts for <head>feelings</head> of worry are:      
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40169" docsrc="bnc_A5C_403">
<answer instance="feeling.40169" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
He said: &bquo;I don't agree with Jack Charlton's long-ball tactics, but there were glimpses of the way I would like to see the Republic play.
In the second half Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton and Kevin Sheedy showed some lovely skills, and the North couldn't cope.&equo;    
Best believes Brady's return to the fold would enhance the prospects of Irish success in Italy, but the most gifted Irish footballer of his generation insisted last night that there was no question of him changing his mind and resuming his international career.    
Brady explained: &bquo;Jack Charlton wrote to me, saying he was sorry about the way it had ended and expressing the hope that we could still have a decent relationship.
I wrote back thanking him and assuring him that there were no hard <head>feelings</head> on my part, but my decision is unchanged.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40171" docsrc="bnc_ALN_838">
<answer instance="feeling.40171" senseid="guilt_feelings%1:12:00::"/>
<context>
At this point the social worker introduced the notion of emotional reasoning, which suggests that &bquo;feelings of guilt are not necessarily evidence of guilt&equo;.
Though the early stages of cognitive therapy are primarily behavioural, one often has to introduce cognitive material in order to facilitate tasks.
The latter stages of cognitive therapy are more explicitly cognitive and clients are asked to monitor their down-turns in mood using a Thought Record.
The following is an example of one of Enid's Thought Records:        
After four weeks into cognitive therapy Enid was only mildly depressed with a Beck Depression Score of fourteen &mdash; in the mild depression range (10&ndash;20).
However she indicated that she still felt guilty a good part of the time.
The guilt <head>feelings</head> related in part to the sexual abuse in childhood.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40174" docsrc="bnc_CFY_2323">
<answer instance="feeling.40174" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Well now&equo; &mdash; she rose to her feet &mdash; &bquo;you're on   your way.
But don't forget you're welcome any time you like to come.&equo;    
He half turned from her looking towards the house, saying now, &bquo;Is Maggie ready?&equo;    
&bquo;Ready and gone this good half hour since.&equo;    
&bquo;What!&equo;    
She had been walking away from him towards the path that led to the gate and she turned her head and said, &bquo;Didn't want to disturb you; you looked so peaceful, asleep.&equo;    
He stood still as he recalled her plain speaking, and, his head hanging, he experienced a mixture of relief and a feeling that was most akin to shame.
But there was no getting away from it; the overwhelming <head>feeling</head> was one of relief, because if they had ridden in together they would undoubtedly have been spotted.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40175" docsrc="bnc_B3G_532">
<answer instance="feeling.40175" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The Association of Sexual and Marital Therapists specialises in helping couples come to terms with both the psychological and physical aspects of their relationships (addresses on page 153).
You might also find it helpful to attend a women's sexuality workshop, run by the Redwood Association (address on page 144).
The course content includes: exploring fantasy, sexual response, body image, and a look at some of the underlying feelings which prevent us from reaching our sexual potential.          
Enjoying your leisure    
One of the great luxuries of retirement is the increased leisure time it brings.
Some people do not feel ready for this, and need to find voluntary or part-time paid work to give themselves a <head>feeling</head> of worth and to supplement an inadequate pension.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40178" docsrc="bnc_CGC_160">
<answer instance="feeling.40178" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
His latest film,  Les Amants Du Pont Neuf   (see left), an unrestrained and intensely romantic love story starring Denis Lavant and Juliette Binoche, took three years to complete.
Filming was repeatedly interrupted, the budget span out of control, and the production had to be shifted from the Pont Neuf in Paris to a reconstruction built in the south of France.
Carax describes the whole experience as &bquo;hell&equo; and is surprised that he didn't have to resort to using Super 8.
The result, though, is the best thing he has done: it is nervy, poetic, loopy and very personal.
Lavant plays a vagrant waif, Binoche a runaway painter.
Together they turn the dead heart of the city into a riot of passion.
Carax is trying to capture an intensity of <head>feeling</head> , and is not afraid to risk the vulgarity of silent cinema.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40179" docsrc="bnc_AD9_2253">
<answer instance="feeling.40179" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
Leila asked me to come here with them to&hellip;
&bquo;Nathan stopped, feeling he shouldn't say any more.
He'd got himself into enough trouble already by doing too much of that.    
Tammuz&equo; eyes were alight, as if with fever.
&bquo;Go on,&equo; he said calmly, breaking a pencil on the worktop as he did so.    
&bquo;I&hellip;
&equo; He floundered helplessly.    
&bquo;It's all right.
I'm Mr Roirbak's partner.
You can tell me.&equo;
Tammuz had the <head>feeling</head> he must be appearing like a predatory beast at that moment, and wished Zambia was there to put the kid at his ease.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40182" docsrc="bnc_B30_635">
<answer instance="feeling.40182" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Margaret agreed to be seen at home by the therapist initially for three sessions, to help her express her feelings of grief about the loss of her husband, and to explore ways of coping with her practical problems.
The first session was arranged for 4 days later.
Her general practitioner was agreeable to this plan.        
Treatment        
Session one    
Margaret had returned to work by this time, but there had been no real change in her other problems.
She talked about her husband and seemed to blame herself for his leaving.
This discussion led to   her becoming tearful and she was encouraged by the therapist to allow full expression of her distress.
He explained that in allowing herself to cry she was showing a normal reaction to her loss and that this would lead to earlier resolution of her <head>feelings</head> than if she bottled them up.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40184" docsrc="bnc_CE1_338">
<answer instance="feeling.40184" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<answer instance="feeling.40184" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
We talk more openly and freely when we feel easy and relaxed.
Older people will not discuss their feelings unless they feel safe in doing so.
It is only the relationship that exists between the counsellee and the counsellor that will help in this respect.
The fact that we are doctors, priests, social workers will not necessarily be of any advantage to us, nor does it give us any right to expect intimate revelations.
Our status and position stand for nothing when compared with patience, tolerance and a willing ear.
Giving our time and devoting our attention to what they say is therefore crucially important in the process of counselling.    
Yet in another way, enabling self-expression is often relatively easy.
Ageing people usually relish any opportunity they have to express their <head>feelings</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40186" docsrc="bnc_CLH_1112">
<answer instance="feeling.40186" senseid="feeling%1:09:03::"/>
<context>
Any consideration of deaf education should begin with the question of levels of achievement in deaf children; very often in the past, however, there have been intervening arguments proposed which have directed attention from the central purpose of all educators.
Some of these points are still raised today, and it is as well to tackle them now prior to the examination of achievement.    
Point 1.
Deaf children are no longer so unfortunate; technology and better methods make research findings of even recent years no longer applicable.    
This is a frequent statement and is implicit in views such as those expressed by Braybrook and Powell (1980).
Our quotations from the 1790s and from the  Times   in 1880 (see chapter 3) indicate that the <head>feeling</head> is at least two hundred years old.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40187" docsrc="bnc_CBH_112">
<answer instance="feeling.40187" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
The individual can be understood as living in a &bquo;double environment&equo;; the personal inner world and the outer world of other people.
For the purposes of exposition, though it is of necessity an oversimplification, we can say that objects of feeling, particularly other people, encountered in the outer world are mapped subjectively in some way on to the inner world.
People in relating to their human environment have object relationships.
The reality or meaning of the object outside of the person is structured by previous experiences with similar objects which have been internalised by the person.
Between, so to speak, the inner and outer world there is the  ego   which is a filtering process that screens aspects of the outer object.
This is done on the basis of the objects of <head>feeling</head> which are mapped in our inner worlds.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40189" docsrc="bnc_CEE_1255">
<answer instance="feeling.40189" senseid="feeling%1:09:01::"/>
<context>
During the last summer of the disease, when I weighed under six stone, I must have been perpetually cold.
While my sisters wore sundresses, their backs and shoulders bared, I swathed myself in jackets, scarves and gloves.
And still, I couldn't admit, even to myself, that I was cold.
It seemed to me at the time that I was doing something other than trying to keep myself warm.
What I felt I was doing, as I dressed my shivering body in layer upon layer, was protecting myself.
If I went out without my battered old anorak, I simply didn't feel safe.
I am not denying the truth of this feeling: to feel cold is to feel unprotected and each is a metaphor for the other state.
But it seems clear that I was diverting the <head>feeling</head> of cold, which pertains to the body, away from the physical and into the psychological realm, where alone I believed myself to exist.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40190" docsrc="bnc_B3G_190">
<answer instance="feeling.40190" senseid="feeling%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Sheltered housing is available through the housing department of local authorities, some through housing associations and some for purchase from private developers.
Sheltered accommodation provides the   independance reg=independence   of your own home with the security of an alarm system and sometimes a warden to help when necessary.        
Securing your property    
It is a sad fact that the older you are, the more vulnerable you can feel in your home, and this is especially true for women on their own.
Without ruining life with morbid obsessions about attacks and burglaries, it's sensible to make a home as secure as possible with strong locks on doors and windows and maybe some form of alarm system.      
A neighbourly area with at least a few houses nearby will not only give company and a better community <head>feeling</head> but also add to security and safety.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40193" docsrc="bnc_ACR_1577">
<answer instance="feeling.40193" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
<context>
Welsh Black gloom    
The '90s have not started well for Wales's native cattle breed, but the halving of the Royal Welsh Black entries to 41 had more to do with the recession and choice of judge than the breed's current popularity.    
Cattle bred by Richard Tudor Jones, acknowledged as one of the best breeders and judges around, are widespread through registered herds.
But a show rule dictating that no cattle in which the judge had an interest could be exhibited eliminated many entries.    
&bquo;The high cost of attending a four day show has also influenced the decision of many breeders to stay away this year,&equo; said breed secretary Dai Davies.    
There was also, he admitted, a <head>feeling</head> of depression and frustration among breeders over the ban on exports through BSE restrictions.    
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A striking feature of the Abel material &mdash; and more than half of the sample came from members who had joined the Party before its &bquo;take-off&equo; in 1930 &mdash; is indeed that even among &bquo;Old Fighters&equo; of the Movement &mdash; according to Merkl's ranking of &bquo;main ideological theme&equo; &mdash; only about one-eighth saw anti-Semitism as their most salient concern, while what he calls &bquo;strong ideological antisemites&equo; comprised only 8.5 per cent of the total sample.
Merkl summarized his findings as follows: &bquo;A breakdown by dominant ideological theme&hellip; shows about one-third to be primarily preoccupied with the solidaristic  Volksgemeinschaft   and over one-fifth to be superpatriots.
Nearly that many are devotees of Hitler's personal charisma.
About one-seventh appears to be motivated mostly by their antisemitism&hellip;
. Ranked by the chief object of their hostility, Abel's early Nazis by two-thirds turned out to be anti-Marxists.&equo;
Merkl pointed out, of course, that these other categories by no means excluded anti-Semitic <head>feelings</head> , which were encountered in around two-thirds of the &bquo;biographies&equo;.
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 Sweeney Agonistes   reperforms a ritual, encouraging the participation of its audience &mdash; through   rhythms and songs, but distancing them in performance by its extreme stylization.
Yet, the work's direction is quite the opposite of that conventionally assigned to the fertility rite.
That rite is turned against itself in the way that the Lord's Prayer of &bquo;The Hollow Men&equo; is involved in an anti-Lord's Prayer.
The &bquo;Agon&equo; having demonstrated with such force that the core of the rite is not glorious but hideous, there is no point in continuing with the play.
This &bquo;return to the sources&equo; discovers either that such primitive celebrations are entirely divorced from modern sexuality, or that they always concealed a deathly horror.
Since the &bquo;history of belief and <head>feeling</head> &equo; cannot be traced, it is impossible to conclude which alternative is the true one.
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The illusion that I had and perhaps many others had in the early seventies was that somehow we could reach a blissful state where all tensions and anxieties would not be there and we would be sexually, as well as emotionally, free.
That's one of the utopian hopes of the early seventies which it's right to   abandon &mdash; we should be more realistic, but that does not mean trapping people in relationships which are sterile or unsatisfying.    
 Bill  : There's something I'd like to mention before we go too far away from the halcyon days of the gay movement.
I don't know whether it affects anyone else but what happened to me was that for the first time in my adult life I began to feel part of a community.
It was the actual <head>feeling</head> that you could walk down Railton Road and go to Brixton and you would meet several gay people in the street who would recognize you and probably kiss you.
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If, as frequently occurs, unpleasant symptoms arise as the result of the stress &mdash; the heart races, the stomach feels as though someone has tied a knot in it &mdash; we become so aware of these sensations that we are even less able to function well.
This in turn increases the sense of anxiety and the stress grows and grows.    
The time to take avoiding action is before the situation even arises!
You may be able to ease the tension somewhat by taking a few deep breaths but you will do even better if you are someone who regularly practises some form of relaxation.
(Of course, I am assuming that you have learned your part, know what you want to say to your audience or have done your revision.)    
We all know that dreadful &bquo;it's on the tip of my tongue&equo; <head>feeling</head> when a name with which we are perfectly familiar remains tantalisingly just out of reach.
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These are 30&equo; x 21&equo; and are much less about recording a particular view and more about trying to come to terms with the atmosphere and structure of the place.    
Various groups of soft-ground etchings were published between 1808 and 1810.    
In 1815 Green published  A series of 60 beautifully coloured plates of the Lakes of Lancashire, Cumberland &amp; Westmorland  , priced at &pound;5.5&shilling; and dated 1st June.    
These were aquatints and are some of the most beautiful and inventive prints that Green produced.
In these prints a combination of two and sometimes three colours has been used on the one plate.
The foreground is usually a relatively coarse aquatint and is printed in umber, a more delicate aquatint is used for the distance and sky and printed in prussian blue.
Where the two colours meet there is often a soft misty violet which gives the image a <head>feeling</head> of air and space.    
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<answer instance="feeling.40202" senseid="feeling%1:03:00::"/>
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It is the failure to do so that often makes such programmes both unrealistic and ineffective to participants both during and certainly after the event.    
The development of retirement counselling in recent years has arisen from the significant numbers of retiring people who soon encounter severe personal problems.
This can happen even to those who have a positive attitude towards their retirement years.
The losses involved in retirement are often either not foreseen, or not recognized as a problem.
The experience often leads to depression and serious illness; indeed many people die shortly after retiring.
It is important to be aware of the various hazards of retirement so it can be understood and interpreted in terms of the individual's own <head>feelings</head> and priorities in life.    
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There are others who never will, and you'll have a constant battle to establish you right to have a share in making decisions, and knowing where the money goes.
But as Zelda West Meads explains, it may not bother you.
&bquo;Some women want the man to be the boss, they want him to be Daddy.
You need to think about how you want it to be.&equo;        
10 Love    
Does he love you, warts and all?    
Men are notoriously shy of those three little words.
But even if your romantic beau whispers &bquo;I love you&equo; daily in your shell-like, it doesn't mean that he loves you in the way that you love him.
But that needn't be a problem &mdash; as long as you both expect the same from your love.
Is he prepared for your <head>feelings</head> for each other to change, from passion to contentment?
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The proposal to change the law in 1925 came from the Scottish FA which, by coincidence, is drafting the measure which is likely to be put before the International Board, the game's law-making body, during the World Cup next summer.
The four British associations each has a vote on the board, with Fifa having four of its own, which gives it the power of veto but guards against the laws being riddled with crackpot theories &mdash; such as making the goals bigger.    
Another area of the offside law under examination concerns interfering with play.
There is a <head>feeling</head> that if the wording were changed to &bquo;seeking to interfere with play&equo; it would spare the player who is in an offside position but making a genuine attempt to stay onside by, for example, running back towards the halfway line.    
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He then had to stay in prison for two months while a schedule of his debt was prepared, he was examined by the court and he agreed to surrender his property.
His debt did not have to be less than &pound;20; it could be for any amount.
He was immediately released from his confinement, but he was still liable to the man who had given him credit in the belief he could keep his promise to pay later.    
Not everyone had sufficient assets of sufficient value to cover what he still owed, or was willing to surrender them, but the new scheme certainly benefited a large   number.
&bquo;Even so&equo;, said W.R. Cornish and G. de N. Clark in their  Law and Society in England 1750&ndash;1950  , &bquo;there was a growing <head>feeling</head> that a system which sent 10,000 or so debtors into prisons each year (a quarter or more on the mesne process) was too expensive, too indiscriminate, too open to abuse and overweening pressure.&equo;
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Railroad-rate increases are likely to be restrained by weakening
rail-traffic levels and keen competition for freight from trucks.  An
official at Consolidated Freightways Inc., a Menlo Park, Calif.,
less-than-truckload carrier, said rate discounting in that industry has
begun to ``stabilize.'' Consolidated Freightways plans to raise its rates
5.3 % late this year or early next year, and at least two competitors have
announced similar increases.  Truckers are ``trying to send signals that
they need to stop the bloodletting, forget about market share and go for
higher rates,'' said Michael Lloyd, an analyst at Salomon Bros.  And ``
shippers are getting the <head>feeling</head> that they have played
one trucker off against another as much as they can,'' he said.
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In an interview, Mr. Thomson, who is married and has three grown children,
says he has few ties to baseball these days, other than playing old-timers
games now and again.  But his fans, to his constant amazement, never let
him forget the famous four-bagger.  His mail regularly recalls ``my one
event,'' and has been growing in recent years.  In response to the letters,
Mr. Thomson usually sends an autographed photo with a polite note, and
rarely arranges a rendezvous.  But when Betsy Engelken wrote him, saying
she could stop near his New Jersey home, it seemed different.  ``What a
good <head>feeling</head> it would be for me to do that,'' he says he
thought.
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Mr Fitton confirmed that Braithwaite is interested in two Eagle businesses, Samuelson and Trio Containers, which is involved in the rental of waste disposal loading equipment.    
Mr James has put a hold on all disposals from Eagle while he completes a strategic review of the business, which was rocked by the liquidation of Connect Parcels and the disappearance of &pound;13.7m of funds.    
He is keen that any refinancing will be done while getting fair market values for the companies in Eagle, not a fire sale.        
HTV profits top City forecasts    
By JASON NISSE, Financial Reporter    
HTV Group, the Swansea-based Independent Television contractor and <head>fine</head>arts dealer, beat all City forecasts with a 25.4 per cent increase in pre-tax profits to &pound;18m in the year to 31 July.    
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Despite or maybe because of his frequent outbursts he was a good teacher and got results.
Eventually he became the school's headmaster but by that time his rather late marriage had somewhat tamed this fiery individual.    
In contrast Ralph Shergold who took Standard Four was not only a splendid teacher but also one of the nicest men I have ever known.
He stood some six feet four inches tall and was so big as a young teenager, that playing as a goalkeeper for the Bishop Wordsworth's School against Osborne House School at Romsey he was unable to stand under the six-foot goalposts.
Ralph made a friend of every pupil and on their birthday they were called to his desk and presented with a sixpence &mdash; quite a lot of money in the twenties.
I am pleased to say that later in life, Ralph and I became very close friends.
A wonderful man and a <head>fine</head>teacher.    
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One or two people did this but it wasn't taken up generally.
That offer is still open and I think it could work well if people could be bothered.        
NEVER MIND THE B***OCKS    
Dear Guitarist    
In reply to the comments you had to make on my recent letter to your magazine, I have some observations to make.
I did not mean to imply that  Guitarist   had somehow &bquo;hoodwinked&equo; the public regarding Eric Johnson's comments on brass vs chrome jackplugs; if you felt that, I apologise for it.
If you think I am wrong, then <head>fine</head> , but you must know it's bollocks, he must know it's bollocks, so why must you even try to get this point across in a publication that has such a big influence on budding, enthusiastic players, a lot of whom have no other contact with the rock establishment?
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Minutes later, she was down in the yard, unlocking the feed shed in the morning darkness.
She'd agreed with the head lad that there was no need for him to get up extra early, but he'd insisted on leaving Shine On's feed already made up.
She walked across the yard to check Shine On.
As soon as Dennis arrived, she would bandage him up and they would be on their way by five thirty.
She glanced at her watch.
It was unusual for Dennis to be late.    
It was as she approached Shine On's box that she noticed a torch light in the tack room.    
&bquo;Dennis?&equo; she said quietly.
The light was snuffed out.
Kelly walked over quickly to Shine On's box to check that he was unharmed.
Switching on the light, she saw that he was <head>fine</head> .    
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<context>
Joey's used to dealing with difficult customers, but when he comes face to face with a gun-toting angry young man, it takes all his soothing charm to save the day.
Frightening, frenzied and funny by turn, this makes you less quick to dismiss salesmen as selfish and sly.        
She Said No    
Courtroom drama.
A rapist (Judd Hirsch) sues his victim (Veronica Hamel) for libel.
Plot similar to  The Accused   but no less disturbing.          
MUSIC      
Intro    
JJ    
This musical duo hail from Manchester and take their name from vocalist Jan Johnston.
Their debut album provides a <head>fine</head>introduction to a pair who avoid grand production techniques, preferring clear vocals, a good tune and simple accompaniments.
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<instance id="fine.40012" docsrc="bnc_AT1_1662">
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<context>
Along with many other groups, The Wedding Present found their product on hold and their projected Ukrainian LP was stuck in Red Rhino's York warehouse until RCA moved in and took over the marketing of it.    
It was reported that Red Rhino had debts of more than &pound;300,000.
It is clear that their devotion to The Wedding Present was too strong, and they did not have the resources to see through the whole project.    
Luckily, The Wedding Present signed to a major just before Red Rhino folded.
The band were still distressed at the demise because their working relationship had been excellent and they had built up good friendships with the staff, and did not want to seen them lose their jobs.
They also recognised the company's unwavering dedication to finding and supporting independent groups, even if they were not always the most professional marketeers.    
The Wedding Present consolidated their reputation as a <head>fine</head>live band during 1988 but released a dearth of new material.
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Once you had served a few years, you might come to detest the job, but you committed yourself to the future.    
P. H. If you went at 25 years' service, you got half pension.
If you were getting &pound;8, you'd go at &pound;4.
When you'd done your thirty years, you'd go off at two-thirds pension.
I had no prospects, so I decided to do my thirty.
Besides, you always knew that there were three or four thousand willing to take your job on if you didn't like it.        
A. M. You were tied down by your pension.
You had something that very few other people had and this to a large extent tied you down.        
It didn't help when Westminster enforced successive cuts in pay as part of the public-services' sacrifice in relation to the national economic crisis of 1931 and 1932.    
Constable Mooney joined the Force,    
A <head>fine</head>upstanding man, of course;    
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<instance id="fine.40016" docsrc="bnc_C86_3773">
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She came over and sat down and held him.
&bquo;I didn't want to sleep in my old bed,&equo; she whispered.
&bquo;I wanted to sleep here, with you.&equo;    
&bquo;What time is it?&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know.
It must be about one.&equo;
The bed listed, creaked, as she climbed in.    
&bquo;Are you all right?&equo; he asked her.      
&bquo;I think so.
How about you?&equo;    
&bquo;I'm <head>fine</head> ,&equo; he said.
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<instance id="fine.40019" docsrc="bnc_A0C_334">
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<context>
First, I do not understand how anyone can possibly think that a menu which features one fat-laden course after another &mdash; foie gras, creamy soup, fat-wrapped lamb, pan-fried potatoes, cheese and more cream in the mousse &mdash; is a well-planned menu.
Apart from the health considerations, it is simply too enervating.    
Second, most of it was bland in the extreme.
I did not know it was possible for foie gras to be tasteless, but the complete omission of seasoning certainly showed I was wrong.
Any hope for the flavour of leeks in a soup, which was again under-seasoned, was drowned in the excessive amount of cream used.
The lamb was fine, but the caul was raw &mdash; and the mousse was pink.    
I have great admiration for all those involved in the Academy of Culinary Arts and think it a <head>fine</head> , courageous and important creation, but can someone explain how a meal of such ineptitude can be served in its name, and how some of the best chefs and restaurateurs in the world can have eaten it without public comment?
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<instance id="fine.40023" docsrc="bnc_CDA_1524">
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<context>
&bquo;Yes, that would be possible.
I will arrange for a spare office to be placed at your disposal.&equo;    
&bquo;Thank you,&equo; Kirov said.
He dropped to his knees, busying himself with adjusting the drop of the trousers from Tzann's inside leg and fighting the irrational and childish desire to jab a pin into his testicles.
&bquo;Do you know Tbilisi, Major?&equo; he enquired, conversationally.    
&bquo;I have been there,&equo; Tzann said, off-hand.
He was a Muscovite.
&bquo;A dreary little place, if I remember correctly.
Typically Georgian, like the people.
Surly, and far too fond of their drink.&equo;    
&bquo;But <head>fine</head>pilots sometimes, eh?&equo;
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<instance id="fine.40027" docsrc="bnc_AMD_550">
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Walking: There are some lovely mountain walks to be had that are not overly strenuous.
The less energetic could take the easy walk to the cable car and ride to the summit of Mount Mottarone.    
Local Transport: Ferry services to the Borromean Islands and other lakeside resorts.
The Borromean Islands boast beautifully landscaped gardens and often stage regular concerts.
Steamers available to Switzerland, and from the local railway station trains go to Milan.      
HOTEL REGINA PALACE (4) STRESA PREMIER    
The Regina Palace is ideally situated in the centre of Stresa, just across the road from the lake and main promenade.
If you want old-world tradition in an idyllic setting, this is the hotel for you.
It's not just the <head>fine</head>cuisine, but also the long-renowned courteous service from friendly and efficient staff.
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<instance id="fine.40028" docsrc="bnc_APR_1448">
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<context>
So the cock and the hen allowed him to take a glistening burnished black and emerald feather and a soft creamy-white feather, and he bade them all good-bye and went into the clearing, and called to the West Wind, holding up his key.    
And that was a delightful and most alarming sensation, when the long, airy arms of the West Wind reached down through the trees and caught him up, and the leaves were all shivering and clattering and trembling with her passing, and the straws danced before the house and the dust rose and flew about in little earth-fountains.
The trees grabbed at him with twiggy fingers as he rose up through them, lurching this way and that in the gusts, and then he felt himself held against the invisible rushing breast of the long Wind, as she hurled moaning along the sky.
He rested his face against his airy pillow, and did not cry out or struggle, and the sighing song of the West Wind, full of <head>fine</head>rain and glancing sunshine, streaming clouds and driven starlight, netted him around and around.    
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<instance id="fine.40030" docsrc="bnc_CJX_2151">
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&bquo;Any questions you like provided that you know only your daughter can answer them; the nickname of a childhood friend, for example, or the description of some pet she used to have, anything that she will know and her captors can't know.
Think it over.
When you have the newspaper and the three answers you will at least know that your daughter is still alive and in a fit state to respond.
In the meantime&hellip;&equo;
He drew the folded note from the file on his desk.
&bquo;This letter was given to the girl who was released.
We don't know for certain but it was probably to be given to you on your arrival.&equo;      
Maxwell examined the letter in silence, let the Consul General read it and then put it back into the Captain's open hand.
He still showed little emotional reaction though he was evidently angry with himself for letting his natural arrogance be so easily quashed.    
The Captain turned to Mrs Maxwell: &bquo;Do you get on well with your stepdaughter.&equo;    
We get along just <head>fine</head> .
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<instance id="fine.40032" docsrc="bnc_CMP_1905">
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<context>
&bquo;And see how they walk! just like men.&equo;
In the Countess's childhood, before the Revolution, and before Belgium had been liberated from Austrian rule by the French, women had been taught to glide along a floor, their feet hidden by wide skirts and their slippers barely leaving the polished boards.
The effect was graceful, suggesting effortless motion, while now the girls seemed not to care.
The Countess shook her head with disgust.
&bquo;You can tell they're Protestants!
No manners, no grace, no breeding.&equo;    
Lucille diverted the old lady by showing her the supper room which, like the ballroom, had been draped with the Belgian colours of black, gold and scarlet.
Beneath the silk hangings the long tables were covered in white linen and were thick with silver and <head>fine</head>china.    
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<instance id="fine.40034" docsrc="bnc_CKF_1087">
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<context>
Try not to worry, Ruth.
I'll ring off now in case he's trying to get through to you.
But I'll come up here to the post office this evening, and call you again.&equo;    
&bquo;Fine.
I'll get his number for you and you can call him yourself What about you, though, Rose?
Are you all right there, on your own?
I don't see how he can make it before Monday, and that'll be a whole week.&equo;    
I was surprised, and touched.
&bquo;I'll be fine, thank you.
The cottage is rather cosy, and I'm busy on a new story, so I'll have plenty to do even if the weather's bad.
And when it's <head>fine</head> , well, it's a lovely little island, and I can have some bird-walks of my own.
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<instance id="fine.40035" docsrc="bnc_AD0_702">
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<context>
Most people eat too much fat.
It is actually not necessary to add fat to bread or vegetables or to cook with fat in order to obtain enough for good health.
Many foods naturally contain sufficient of the kinds of fat needed for good health; you do not actually need to add extra.
For example, the redder fishes like salmon, tuna, sardines, and kippers are good sources of polyunsaturated fat.
Such essential fats are also found in some of the plant sources of carbohydrate we listed earlier (notably in nuts and seeds).    
Despite the fact that they might not need it, most people like a little fat spread on bread or choose to have fried food occasionally.
Do not have too much too often.
Occasionally you might like to indulge yourself in a little olive oil for example on salads) and this is <head>fine</head>as an occasional treat.
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<answer instance="fine.40037" senseid="fine%5:00:00:superior:02"/>
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A bronze fountain of 1630 now stands in front of the  sala terrena   and on it is a copy of a Venus by B. W&uuml;rzelbauer, cast in 1599.
The original was returned from Sweden and now rests in the Castle Museum.
Even more spectacular is the grotto decorated on a grand scale with tufa stalactites by N. Sebregondi and G. Pieroni.
The interior and garden should be seen as one great theatrical whole.
At the bottom of the garden is the huge Riding School, now an exhibition space for the National Gallery, and entered from Kl&aacute;rov Street.    
Opposite in Vald&scaron;tejnsk&eacute; n&aacute;m&ecaron;st&iacute; is the Ausperg Palace (16/1) of 1670, perhaps rebuilt by Caratti.
There follows the Ledebour Palace (3/162) by Palliardi in 1787.
Behind these palaces rise a series of <head>fine</head>gardens up to the castle itself.
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Got killed when that horse kicked him in the head.&equo;
He paused as he tugged off the filthy tarpaulin.    
&bquo;Happened about six months ago, up at Wilf Tillet's farm at Halmore,&equo; Bert continued, &bquo;Surely you remember?&equo;    
Yanto didn't answer.
He was gawking at the beautiful red and silver machine which was revealed as the tarpaulin fell away.
&bquo;Christ Bert, it looks brand new,&equo; he gasped.
&bquo;Yeah she's a beauty all right.
She was old George's pride and joy.&equo;    
Yanto noted the B.S.A.
motif on the petrol tank &bquo;What model is it Bert?&equo;
&bquo;She's a '37 500 cc Sloper,&equo; came the reply, &bquo;a <head>fine</head>machine, not many around these parts.&equo;
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The door was a crack ajar!
He hastily looked down the corridor, but no-one was there.
He sighed with relief, and sat down by the bed to keep watch.    
The next day, the bees heard a fine secret bit of news.    
Eachuinn Odhar suffered a week of fever before he came to his senses.
He was tough, though, and at last he opened his eyes and demanded some ale to wet his throat.
Luch, who was still employed watching him, ran for Bridhe and David Beaton.
As the old man reluctantly accepted a sip of water, he glanced over at the other bed.
&bquo;Hector?
How is he?&equo; he breathed.      
&bquo;<head>Fine</head> , just fine, Maclean,&equo; Master Beaton said reassuringly.    
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There are two other points about celebrity.
One is that along with being spoilt and all those nice things, it also makes you a target for being used and taken advantage of.
As one famous sportsman put it, &bquo;Agree to do something for nothing and they'll tell you where the bus stop is; ask to be paid and they'll send the limo.&equo;
I was once asked by an ex-Director General of the BBC to open a f&ecirc;te.
It was about a 70-mile drive away, if not more, and I went up there and was given a drink and introduced to a few people, and then I opened the f&ecirc;te&hellip; and never saw anyone again.
I was called &bquo;Aspel&equo; throughout, which should have prepared me.    
Another time I passed a colleague in the corridor, and he asked if I'd like to go to his wedding.
&bquo;<head>Fine</head> ,&equo; I said.
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Craig took a deep breath, controlling his anger.
He moved forward and pulled at the bell rope, it was about time he put the wheels into motion, the wheels that would prove his innocence.
And Spencer would be caught, there was no doubting that, and then he would learn what it was like to be imprisoned behind grey walls and iron bars.    
Emily sat in her father's study, staring at the mass of figures that danced before her eyes.
The first thing she would have to do was to raise some capital so that she could rescue something from the dregs of her father's business.    
It was clear that Thomas Grenfell had made more than his share of mistakes, it seemed that The <head>Fine</head>Leather Trading Company had been overspending on labour and without the expected turnover in goods moved and sold.    
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It was captain Richards who put the brakes on with some neat off-spin, only for the last ten overs to realize another 83.
Gooch was chief hero with 92 and Lamb again showed what a good one-day player he is, but 22 of the total of 269 were wides that West Indies could ill afford.
With West Indies on 147 for 2 and Richards and Richardson in full flow, the game had West Indies' name on it; Richards, with 51 from as many balls, had already struck Hemmings for two sixes, but now the Notts man flighted in a superb ball that deceived him completely and took his off-stump.
It proved the turning-point.
Hemmings took a catch to dismiss Logie, who was beginning to look dangerous, and then the wickets slithered away &mdash; including Harper run out by a <head>fine</head>throw from Hemmings, who was having a wonderful time.
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We might still have laboured under these difficulties if our author, who has added a considerable stock of reading to many years experience, had not entered upon the task.        
He then gave a   resum&eacute;   of the practical contents; directions for the kitchen garden, with vegetables through the seasons; the fruit garden, where some erroneous methods of pruning were corrected; the flower garden, where both exotic and domestic blooms might be raised and, finally, the wilderness, where the correct choice of shrubs and trees and particularly their size and shape was all-important.
On this last, a comparatively new concept, he added, &bquo;Were the rules that Mr. Miller has laid down under this article widely pursued, we should reap a much greater satisfaction from this principal ornament of a <head>fine</head>garden.&equo;    
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While a large number of the items taken from Germany are held in special State-run storage facilities and are easy to work with, the majority of works removed from Russia were scattered over the world in the post-war period&equo;.    
Valeriy Kulishov goes on to describe the legal vacuum in which Russia currently finds itself.    
&bquo;There is still no mechanism in this country for taking decisions on restitution.
We and our partners tacitly recognise that there are a number of captured art treasures on Russian territory.
However, there have as yet been no official state decrees, announcements or acts of recognition to this effect.
Without this we cannot engage in any worthwhile legal work or provide access to items.
However, some items are effectively open.
It is no secret that the Koenigs collection is now located in the Pushkin State Museum of <head>Fine</head>Arts, where, by the way, they also hold a large part of the Hungarian works of art&equo;.    
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It could be that, with so much self-parody and saltiness riddling their core genre, &bquo;Naive&equo; presents their seeds for the future, displaying some key maverick black hearts leading noise into different pastures.    
Satanic and necrophiliac obsessions, the meat and potatoes of death-metal, don't so much take a back seat as miss the bus altogether thankfully.
The contributors here seem instead keen to zoom in on and ferment nihilistic tendencies, through bleak but listenable insights.    
The kick-off is &bquo;SRT&equo;, a sludge monster from Fudge Tunnel, who are quickly rivalled in the snarling stakes by Scorn, dub grind curios into pounding fury and spiralling guitars.
The vocalist of thrashers Old on &bquo;Mazuraan&equo; sounds like a garotted moggie, but theirs is a <head>fine</head>handle on melody nonetheless.    
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As such it could be seen as an alternative to armed conflict, an alternative to blind acceptance of an unsatisfactory and perhaps explosive  status quo   in the control of disputed territory, and even as an alternative to democratic political methods of dispute resolution which can so often lead to legitimately and dangerously dissatisfied minorities.
Such a system might have much more to offer in the way of conflict-resolution than the present system of customary   principles as a loose framework within which states enter into negotiations.    
Without entering into the <head>fine</head>detail of what is required for a system of institutional international law it is clear that merely historically&rehy;established conventions followed according to the discretion of the participants in international relationships between states is insufficient to constitute law and is better regarded as a form of anarchy.
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You are quite likely to find specimens of the majority of forms of  I, aquifolium   and  I. x altaclarensis   in the garden centres and tree-and-shrub nurseries within striking distance of where you live.
Beware, however, of badly root-bound specimens, which are all too common.    
For rarer and more unusual hollies the main source is: Mallet Court Nursery, Curry Mallet, Taunton, Somerset TA3 6SY is owned by an enthusiast for certain tree genera, notably acer, quercus and ilex.
There is a decidedly plantsmanlike, friendly atmosphere, and the mail order service is excellent.    
The Royal Horticultural Society's Garden at Rosemoor, Great Torrington, Devon EX38 8PH is a perfect place to visit to see a magnificent garden and also for the <head>fine</head>and wide selection of hollies for sale, among other plants.
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It was when Colonel de Basil re-started Diaghilev's Ballets Russes that his major choreographers, Massine, and later, Balanchine, turned their attention to the symphonies, concertos, chamber and other music by composers such as Tchaikovsky (Fifth Symphony for  Les Pr&eacute;sages  ), Brahms (Fourth Symphony for  Choreartium  ), Beethoven (Seventh Symphony for  Seventh Symphony  ), Mozart (music for  Mozartiana  ) and Bach (Double Violin Concerto for  Double Concerto  .)    
Major composers have continued to provide an abundant source of inspiration to more recent choreographers.
They have not always been as humble as Balanchine in submitting to the dictates of the score as envisaged by the composer.
This can be of particular significance if the chosen music is already combined with words, either sung or spoken.
<head>Fine</head>examples of this kind are MacMillan's  Song of the Earth   and Ashton's  Persephone   and  The Wedding Bouquet  .
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After Verzenay, the vineyard of Ambonnay is the second largest of all the grands crus.
The majority of the vineyards are located to the north and north-west of the village commencing half a kilometre north-west of Ambonnay itself, where the land rises to about 20 metres.
Most of the vines are planted at a height of between 120 and 180 metres, although a few plots can be found at 200 to 220 metres in the northern part of the vineyard, bordering the vines of Bouzy.    
The vines of Ambonnay are, in fact, a physical extension of those of Bouzy, but there is a subtle distinction in the aspect of these vineyards and, consequently, a difference in the character of the wines they produce.
Unlike the south-facing vines of Bouzy, the vineyards of Ambonnay are essentially south-east and east-facing.    
The wines of Ambonnay have a certain edge and show <head>fine</head>definition.
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Even in this case, some work needs doing to the back of the bevel to bring them to optimum usefulness.    
The most pointed criticism is that the angle of the bevel is not rounded off or taken back far enough, so producing an elbow that hinders the smooth entry and flow of cut.
This is especially pronounced in the front bent versions where this elbow acts as a lever, &bquo;kicking&equo; the cutting edge off the surface, and forcing a more awkward cutting position.
Sometimes the bevel elbow is so crucial, it makes certain cuts impossible.    
With the Cogelow tools, I found it necessary to grind new bevels completely for these tools to be useful for intricate ornament.
The primary bevels were ground back and feathered away on the grindstone, taking care not to overheat and destroy the temper.
Then the secondary bevel was carefully cut with a <head>fine</head>silicone coated felt wheel.
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Knitweave can be thought of as a stocking stitch fabric with the weaving yarn caught into it on the purl side.
Usually the right side is the purl side, while on the knit side the weaving hardly shows at all.    
The next part of this article should be read and knitted at your machine.
For your first attempt at weaving, use a medium thickness yarn for both the background and the weaving yarn.
By medium thickness, I mean a yarn that knits stocking stitch at tension four to six on your machine.    
Choose a punchcard which, according to your manual, is suitable for knitweave and which will only give medium length floats.    
When the weaving yarn is medium thickness, you want short to medium length floats.
Longer floats can look very loopy in a medium yarn, which is <head>fine</head>if you want a loopy effect, but the more conventional approach is to limit loopiness!    
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Spring: new vines planted.    
Summer: vines in flower.    
Autumn: the vintage or harvest (about 100 days after flowering).
Grapes picked, mainly by machine.        
In the winery      
Vinification:    
or the way in which the wine is made.
The first stage is fermentation.     
Traditional hand-picking methods at Ch&acirc;teau Palmer in the M&eacute;doc area        
Fermentation:    
The skins of grapes are covered in a <head>fine</head>waxy film speckled with yeast cells.
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Designs composed of small masses of veneer forming a readable &bquo;picture&equo;, correspond roughly in looks, if not in colour, to subjects as they actually appear to the eye; they seem to be in 3D even though they are flat, and to a degree they are naturalistic.
There is another branch of graphics, however, in which an image is produced by the use of line rather than mass.
In its most basic form the technique involves merely an outline, or when it is filled in, a silhouette; but of course it can be much more elaborate than that.    
Linear representation of solid form has always been a valid artistic technique, especially in drawing (as distinct from painting), and it can be used in marquetry work also provided the nature of the material (ie. wood) is not ignored.
You have to remember that wood is really quite a coarse material (compared to <head>fine</head>metals, for instance) and it is also stronger along the grain than across it.
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&bquo;As you attend the school.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes?&equo; asked Jack suspiciously, waiting for the catch.    
&bquo;My son, Ho.
He is your age and will start school today.
Would you be prepared to look out for him?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes,&equo; said Jack, thinking of Derek Shepherd.
&bquo;I'll do that for you.&equo;    
&bquo;Until I can reassure our workers I am a little concerned that Ho might &mdash; might not make as many friends as he   would otherwise do.
And he has never been to England before.&equo;
For the first time the bright smile had vanished from Mr Chan's lips.    
&bquo;I'm sure he'll be <head>fine</head> ,&equo; said Mrs Lomax, looking at her watch.    
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The dramatic tour-de-force of the young Fleming is an ingenious blending of Italian influences from Giulio Romano and Tintoretto to the torso of the &bquo;Laocoon&equo;, which was the model for Samson, though the dramatic and extreme composition is entirely Rubens's own, and unlike anything he attempts again.
Such early works are sparsely represented in American collections, not being what most people consider to be &bquo;Rubensian&equo;.
&bquo;With early Rubens&equo;, says Goldner pithily, &bquo;you either get it or you don't&equo;.
In his view, &bquo;The death of Samson&equo; is the first finished, authentic painting by Rubens in the museum's collection (he dismisses the other paintings, most bought by J. Paul Getty himself, as being &bquo;largely to entirely&equo; studio works), though there are three <head>fine</head>oil sketches by the artist, notably &bquo;The Miracles of St Francis of Paola&equo; (1627/8), bought by Goldner himself in 1991.
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They were made by stretching out thin rods of hot, coloured glass which, as they cooled, would be chopped into short lengths called &bquo;canes&equo; &mdash; rather like seaside rock.    
At the end of the cane, instead of spelling out &bquo;Blackpool&equo;, the pattern would be a flower or a tiny silhouette of an animal.    
If you look carefully you may see a date and the maker's initials on one of the canes, which are covered with a clear glass weight.    
In &bquo;millefiori&equo; paperweights, for which Baccarat was especially famous, there might be more than 100 canes crammed together in colourful profusion.
Other weights used larger canes spaced out in a more formal pattern.    
Different techniques produced weights containing glass portraits or large glass flowers or vegetables.
The most sought after are those containing glass animals, such as a curled snake or salamander.
A <head>fine</head>salamander paperweight could fetch up to &pound;10,000 today.    
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A long history of water surpluses over much of the area of the Outer Hebrides has led to severe leaching of many Hebridean soils, and to the formation of peaty podzols, gleys and peaty gleys and ultimately peat itself (Hudson  et al  .
1982).          
Sunshine    
Average daily sunshine at Stornoway is 3.40 hours, and 3.89 hours at Benbecula (Manley 1979).
The slightly lower figure for Stornoway may be caused by a greater tendency for cloud formation over the land to the west and south-west (the sources of the prevailing winds), while exposed western coasts tend to have good sunshine records (at sea level) (Green&amp; Harding 1983).    
That the sunniest months are May and June is related to the tendency for anticyclones to develop in the Atlantic during these months bringing <head>fine</head> , clear weather to the islands, sometimes for long periods (Manley 1948).    
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That brought him within a mile or two of Stoke St Gregory, down the steep incline and on to the Levels, where a family of Titfords   had once made their home as long ago as the end of the 16th century.
Almost certainly unwittingly, Benjamin was returning to the land of his far-off kindred.    
Curry Rivel sits on a low ridge nearly two hundred and seventy feet above sea level; not high ground, to be sure, but high enough to afford panoramic views all around over the low-lying Somerset Wetlands.
To the south there are the Dorset Heights looking over Hamdon Hill and the Windwhistle Ridge; to the west stands the Wellington Monument, almost on the Devon border; northwards there is a <head>fine</head>view of the Quantock Hills with the Brendons to their left and the Mendips to their right; eastwards lie the Wiltshire Downs and a view of King Alfred's Tower at Stourton.
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The Microprocessor Report expects Bob Miller to be replaced at MIPS Technologies Inc: he apparently retains his seat on Silicon Graphics Inc's board and his post as head of MIPS' architecture committee but it seems he's off with a new venture-backed workstation company called NetPower Systems Inc; he wouldn't discuss product plans but the newsletter thinks that it will market low-cost MIPS R-series workstations made by OEM suppliers.        
TOP LEVEL COMPUTING OFFERS COMPLETE WORKS UPGRADE    
Stroud, Gloucestershire-based Top Level Computing Ltd is offering MS-DOS and Windows users upgrades to its Complete Works or <head>Fine</head>Words packages, for &pound;130 and &pound;90 respectively: Complete Works combines a word processor, spreadsheet, database and charting with new form design and filling facilities; the company reckons that the deal will be popular with users of its previous Microsoft Works package and with MS-DOS, Wordstar Express, Locoscript and Supercalc users wanting an upgrade path to Windows.        
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All this while the company of the Cid were preparing all things to go into Castille, as he had commanded before his death; and his trusty Gil Diaz did nothing else but labour at this.
And the body of the Cid was prepared after this manner: first it was embalmed and anointed as the history hath already recounted, and the virtue of the balsam and myrrh was such that the flesh remained firm and fair, having its natural colour, and his countenance as it was wont to be, and the eyes open, and his long beard in order, so that there was not a man who would have thought him dead if he had seen him and not known it.
And on the second day after he had departed, Gil Diaz placed the body upon a right noble saddle, and this saddle with the body upon it he put upon a frame; and he dressed the body in a  gambax   of <head>fine</head>sendal, next the skin.
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I have tried it on some plain laces and, as with the No. 2 switch, the effect is not simple due to the structure of lace &mdash; the resulting fabric is quite different to the original.
It wouldn't work at all with fashion lace, as on the second row there wouldn't be a stitch to transfer.    
NO. 4 SWITCH &mdash; the double-width switch.
With this light on,   every square on the mylar sheet selects two needles instead of the usual one, so the pattern is double the width.
This light can be used with Fair Isle, weaving (though don't forget you'll be doubling the width of the floats) and, with caution on slip, punch lace and occasionally tuck.
I say with caution on slip and punch lace, since doubling the width of slip can give very long messy floats with some patterns, while with punch lace it can give too many stitches, side by side, knitted only with the <head>fine</head>yarn.
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She moved into the workshop but, for once, the prospect of work did not please her.
There were the unfinished shoes for Emily Grenfell lying on the bench, the amethysts agleam against the softness of the leather.
The soft pumps of pigskin were made for pampered feet that trod not on cold stone or wooden boards but on rich carpets and Hari felt resentment fill her.
Emily had everything she wanted, even Craig.    
Yesterday, Miss Emily Grenfell had momentarily been at a loss, wanting to know where her fiance was and realizing to her dismay that his safety was in the hands of the shoemaker's daughter.    
Emily had taken her revenge swiftly, severing the ties that had long been between the Grenfells and the Morgans.
But serve her right, she had cut off her own source of <head>fine</head>delicate shoes, she would not find their like again, not in Swansea.    
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Pople seized the opportunity and applied his mathematical skills to carbocations &mdash; renegade molecules that violate conventional structural rules, square planar as opposed to tetrahedral four coordinate carbon.    
Pople has been instrumental in setting up computer programs like Polatom, Hondo and Gaussian and giving access to computer graphical methods for representing simple molecules.    
The Wolf prize also carries cash award of &pound;60,000.        
Training    
The National Training Awards are run by the Department of Employment and are intended to recognise and reward examples of effective training which have resulted in improved business or organisational performance.    
An NTA regional commendation was awarded to Hickson &amp; Welch, <head>fine</head>chemical specialist, for its training initiative to develop multi-skilled employees and &bquo;world-class&equo; standards in safety and efficiency.    
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Many knitters who have experimented with weaving have been disappointed with the fabrics because they can be rather hard.
This can sometimes be overcome by altering the tension.
The tension used for weaving should usually be about one number looser than that which is normally used for stocking stitch.
When using a very thick weaving yarn or a fine backing yarn, however, it may be necessary to use a much looser tension.    
Some weaving yarns, for example chenille and mohair may feel much harsher when woven than they would if knitted by hand or on a chunky machine.
To overcome this, try using every other needle or a very fine backing yarn.
Although 4-ply is popular as a backing for weaving, 3 and even 2-ply can be more effective.    
If a really soft fabric is required, the backing yarn can be as <head>fine</head>as a single strand of 2/30.
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All!&equo;
Ludovico replied flamboyantly.
&bquo;There will be no problem with that, believe me.
Besides, I shall be with you to translate if necessary.
Do not worry.&equo;    
He could see that the news had alarmed her.
He took her hands in his.
&bquo;Look, they are my friends.
They will like you.
They want to like you &mdash; because they like me.
Be just as you are now and you'll be <head>fine</head> .&equo;    
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Why so?        
Nigerian colleague    
You have blue bits and you have yellow bits and it's going to be much easier for you to put them together one on top of the other so you have a blue and yellow syllabus.
But you have to design a green syllabus.
You also have blue teachers and yellow teachers.
You will need to turn them into green teachers&hellip; and that will be even more difficult.        
Thus Science syllabuses may include material formerly taught under the separate headings of General Science, Nature Study, Rural Science and Health Education; Social Studies syllabuses incorporate what used to be taught under History, Geography and Civics.
In Nigeria there has been an attempt to integrate Music, Dance, Drama and <head>Fine</head>Art under Cultural and Creative Art.
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&bquo;If you're looking for a Messiah or a missionary, you're looking at the wrong man,&equo; says one of John Major's close friends, irked by the relentless calls for leadership and vision.
His strength, he argues, is management and negotiation and consensus-building, not inspiring the people with rousing speeches and grand schemes, or battering enemies into intellectual submission.
&bquo;These days the chief executive is often more important than the chairman.&equo;
So expect two years of dull, decent, gritty competence, explain the Major-domos &mdash; and steady, unspectacular results.    
&bquo;He's thoughtful, considerate, ordinary,&equo; says another minister.
Ordinary?
&bquo;Yes, people can identify with him as an ordinary, decent bloke.&equo;
Yet when was &bquo;ordinary&equo; last used as a term of praise for a prime minister?
Greyness and decency are <head>fine</head>if accompanied by guts.
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No one can please all the people around them, partly because they will never know what is expected of them.    
The obverse of hurt is love, and the start of all love is loving ourselves.
I have said before how much that seemed to fly in the face of my own upbringing, but I am now slowly getting there.
To know that I, as a person, am thoroughly good, intelligent and desirable, and that being so it is only logical that I should love myself passionately and unconditionally is quite a leap.
And yet after all, it is perfectly logical.
I am the centre of my life, why shouldn't I be my own most cherished lover?      
Avoid the mirror syndrome, the acquisition of friends to make you feel good with yourself.
To hear good things about yourself.
Only you can prove the certainty of what a <head>fine</head>person you are.    
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Slowly these hollows filled with mud to become marshes and then  lowland peat  .
This peat is rich in chemicals, unlike the peaty soils of the uplands which are leached and infertile (see page 78).    
 B.   In the Vale of York the melting of the ice front was equal to the slow forward movement of the ice from behind the front, for a period of many centuries.
Thus the ice front stayed in the same place.
Where it was melting a huge pile of boulder clay was built up, as a  terminal moraine  .    
South of the terminal moraine many powerful meltwater streams were moving some of the loose stones, sand and mud of the older sheets of boulder clay.
As the flow of water changed rapidly from summer to winter the streams and rivers deposited their loads again, leaving thin sheets of gravel or sand in some places and <head>fine</head>    mud in other places.
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In a fine auditorium equipped with every teaching aid and where the curtains are operated by an electric switch.
I have never lectured in a finer classroom.
But you may say, &bquo;I thought the Bulgarian Christians were poor.
How could they afford to own such fine premises?&equo;    
This classroom and its ancillary facilities do not belong to the Baptists.
This was part of a huge complex of buildings that had been owned by the Bulgarian Communist Party.
What was the purpose of these buildings?
They were a centre for training Communists from all over the world who would go back as leaders into strategic posts in their own countries.
These buildings now stand empty and unused.
The authorities were glad to be able to recoup just a little money by renting this <head>fine</head>room to the Baptists for a week.    
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Erlich told Rutherford what he knew of the assassin who spoke with an English accent, and to whom the word &bquo;Colt&equo; had been shouted.    
&bquo;Is that  all  ?&equo;    
&bquo;That's all I've got so far.,&equo;    
Rutherford hadn't made a note.
He had just nodded his head, and then returned to the talk about the social evening, and how difficult it was to be safe with prawns, and he had wanted to know if Dan and his lady would be coming to the Service's New Year's Eve party.    
Out on the pavement, Erlich said, &bquo;Thanks, Dan, but I wouldn't classify that guy as a picture of enthusiasm.&equo;    
There was a moment of sharp anger from Ruane.
&bquo;He's as good, for his age, as they've got, and his wife is one of the sweetest women I know in this town.
If you just happen to stick around here you'll learn to sing his praises.
He can be a friend, a really <head>fine</head>friend.
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 We always treat the stallions like geldings, taking care, of course, but they are expected to behave.   
 The Joker is a very intelligent horse and knows his &bquo;covering bridle&equo; which we use on him for his studwork, or his ordinary bridle when he is ridden, and behaves accordingly.   
 Of course he has a fair number of mares, which makes a great difference.   
 What you have plenty of, you're not worried about, are you  ?&equo;    
Ambassador is happy to travel and does not become upset away from home.
&bquo;  He's very neat.   
 He always travels on the back of the lorry where he has to pop up and turn, but he doesn't mind at all  .&equo;
Despite most eventers having to be clipped fairly frequently, Ambassador has a very <head>fine</head>coat, as do most entires.
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A BILL clamping down on asylum-seekers was given Commons backing last night, despite Labour protests that the legislation was &bquo;profoundly flawed&equo;.    
The Asylum and Immigration Appeals Bill, which aims to curb bogus applications and speed up the processing of cases, has been attacked by campaigners and a mass lobby was held outside Parliament before the debate began.    
The new law means refugees, including children, will be finger-printed and those refused asylum have just two days to decide whether to appeal.    
&bquo;We must strengthen our system of controlling entry and excluding people not entitled to be here,&equo; said Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke.    
However, he promised the Government would uphold the &bquo;<head>fine</head>tradition&equo; of admitting those genuinely facing persecution.    
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At the top of Via Durini go right along Via Borgogna.
To the right here is Via Cerva in which stands a restaurant named after one of Milan's ancient mortal enemies, Barbarossa.
It is a fine place in a delightful old  palazzo  .
It is incumbent upon you, should you choose to go there, at least to contemplate the idea of Risotto Barbarossa, or even the same gentleman's kidneys.    
Opposite Via Cerva is Via Cino del Duca in which you will find Palazzo Parravicini and Palazzo Bolagnos.
The former is one of the best examples of early fourteenth-century architecture in Milan, even though it is a small house almost lost among the surrounding buildings.
It was built for the Parravicini family, a family of noble birth from Brianza and has a <head>fine</head> , if dirty, fa&ccedil;ade of red brick and elegantly simple windows.
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Our Dickon for to slay.&equo;        
(Traditional Jingle)    
There are many other stories of his prowess.
The Philipson coat of arms was granted in 1581: FIDE NON FRAUDE (By Faith not Favour).    
Later, the Birkett family lived at Hodge Hill for 300 years.
Hodge Hill had its ghost and a strong tradition of smuggling from the nearby coast.
Today the house is a well-known restaurant.          
POOL BANK, Cartmel Fell.
Facing East.    
Date 1677.    
Pool Bank is a <head>fine</head>old farmhouse built in the shape of an L. The gallery is at the back of the house above the back door in the yard.
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Even   's parents were away in America having their pre-grandchild holiday.
So we were on our own, no pool, no personal midwife, no family and a premature baby about to arrive.    
Panic seemed attractive but pointless, this baby was going to have to be born within 24 hours now that the waters had gone, and the sooner we accepted this and welcomed the baby, the better.
I had a warm bath while   packed a bag.
In the end the birth went very smoothly, with the greatest of care from two sensitive, skilled and kind midwives at the Sorrento.
It was a normal delivery, with only a little entonox at the end &mdash; something I felt really happy about as our daughter had been breech and delivered by caesarean section after a horrid, induced labour.    
Happily the baby &mdash; a boy, quickly named   &mdash; seemed <head>fine</head> .
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The gastropods are molluscs with a single, usually helically-coiled shell, with the foot modified into an efficient creeping organ with a head usually with eyes and tentacles, and with a rasp like feeding organ (  radula  ) composed of a series of pointed teeth.    
The gastropods have become adapted to a very wide range of habitats, from high mountain streams to deep oceans, and each habitat type has its own species confined to it.
Fresh water gastropods are different from   marine ones, and within the marine habitat itself the gastropods are strongly zoned ecologically, so that even on the same shore different species will be found in different areas according to their relation to the tide marks, degree of exposure, their diet, and so on.
Usually such <head>fine</head>habitat details are not preserved in the fossil record, and the gastropods we find are a jumble of shells displaced from their original microhabitats.
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&bquo;Many people will note that British ministers and other politicians are not as outspoken about other deaths arising out of this conflict.    
&bquo;Unlike them, Sinn Fein regrets all deaths and injuries.
The politics of condemnation are no substitute for a real process towards peace.&equo;    
Mr Adam's offer to meet with church leaders was discussed by Cardinal Cahal Daly, Archbishop Robin Eames, Presbyterian Moderator the Very Rev Rodney Sterritt and Methodist President the Rev Winston Good.    
They told Mr Adams they welcomed the statement that Sinn Fein was committed to work towards &bquo;bringing the conflict to an end&equo; and that he was &bquo;prepared to take political risk&equo;.    
The church leaders said: &bquo;In our opinion these are merely words &mdash; <head>fine</head>words certainly and welcome &mdash; but nevertheless only words.    
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Two weeks later the monsoon started: the river swelled under the double overload of heavy rain and melted snow from the mountains.
Soon it was wild and tumultuous, crashing in on itself, rolling and somersaulting into frothing white whirlpools and eddies, roaring out across the valley like the rumble of an interminable train.
The temporary bridge was first of all submerged then, like a matchstick, it was lifted up and swept aside.    
It had been raining all night and in the stillness of morning the clouds and mist had not yet cleared.
From the edge of the village the whole valley &mdash; the fields, the growing crops, the river &mdash; had been transformed into a steaming white nether-world.
Mountains on the other side of the valley rose from the mist like islands, and here and there flecks of cloud, as pale and <head>fine</head>as sea-spray, trailed across their sombre, wooded slopes.    
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No such pomposity was to be found in the British Caribbean islands.
Jamaica, where the first railway of 1845 was the first in the British colonial empire, was provided with a diverse group of wonderfully eccentric stations.
Many were of wood and featured fine carving, canopies, beautiful lamps, and central towers.
At Montego Bay there was an overall shed backed by a long building with an elaborate tower.
Montpelier was stone-built with a wooden tower projecting from the top.
There, identical buildings stood on each side of the track.
But the most beautiful Jamaican station was at Cambridge.
The main building had a high pointed roof with a cupola on top.
A fine tower with stepped windows stood at one end.
Seldom did weather-boarding reach such architectural heights as this, and seldom did one short platform have such a <head>fine</head>building attached.    
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Perhaps the most serious dispersal of this kind was from Brent Library in the mid-1980s.
The facts came to light when a former Brent librarian, J.T. Gillet, read the good news that a new library had been opened in Brent.
Something struck him as odd about the number of books cited for the new library.
When he checked, the number that had &bquo;gone missing&equo; was found to be in six figures.
He wrote a letter to the  Library Association Record   asking a few basic questions:    
It cannot be easy to explain away the disappearance of 105,070 books from the stock of Brent Central Library at Willesden Green as part of the &pound;8 million scheme of development.
I affirm it to have been a <head>fine</head>active stock of books which ought to be available in any good library service&hellip;
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They were in metaphorical chains themselves, like slaves, and their lives were awful tales of squalor and misery.        
Craigellachie, Grampian MAP D    
Thomas Telford (  q.v.  ) built over a thousand bridges in his native country when he was commissioned to improve communications throughout the Highlands.
His bridge across the River Spey at Craigellachie is one of the most notable.
Completed in 18 15, it is a graceful arched bridge of cast iron with a span of 152 feet between castellated masonry towers.
The apparent fragility of the bridge's construction is a tribute to Telford's complete mastery of working with iron.        
Cranbrook, Kent MAP A    
The Union Mill near the town centre is a <head>fine</head>smock mill in the care of the county council.
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We'd best go on down and I'll show ye the sittin' room.
I wanted to bring ye both in there, but Shamus says, for Christ's sake they're me own brother and his wife.
We're not entertainin' strangers.&equo;    
Kevin got up when they came in.    
&bquo;I've been showin' Mary Rose the house,&equo; Bridget announced proudly.    
Her husband laughed.
He was a little drunk.
&bquo;Sure and she wanted us sittin' in that draughty old morgue of a sittin' room.
If she's not polishing the auld bits and pieces, she's naggin' me for new curtains!&equo;    
&bquo;We're going out tonight, the four of us,&equo; Kevin announced.
&bquo;I'm takin' us all out to the Cill Dara and we'll have a <head>fine</head>dinner and a few drinks.&equo;    
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Crusaders launch London dream    
Giles Smith    
ROSS STRUDWICK had been telling us for weeks: the London Crusaders can become big-time.
The problem was, who believed him?    
Until Sunday, of course, when the Crusaders's 30&ndash;0 walloping of First Division Wakefield was the Regal Trophy's shock result.    
It landed the Second Division minnows an away second round date at Leigh and Strudwick, the 42-year-old Australian charged with spreading the rugby league gospel in the capital, was pleased as punch.    
&bquo;To continue our development, we must play better teams, so it's the perfect draw,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Give us one of the real giants in the semi-finals with a 15,000 crowd and the chance to say &bquo;thanks for the money&equo; on the way out.
Until then, this is <head>fine</head> .&equo;    
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There are a number of reasons for this and Malina is aware of how such phenomena as poverty, crowded home conditions and poor diet can affect physical performances.
However, the upshot of his research is that differences in motor skills do exist between black and white kids.    
Now, although he ignores many of Malina's suggested causes for these differences, Martin Kane uses his evidence to support what is, without doubt, the most exhaustive attempt to find some biological foundation for theories purporting to explain blacks' natural ability.
It is instructive to preface an exposition of the theory with Kane's somewhat ingenuous comment on the ancestors of modern blacks:    
the West African was no savage.
He created an architecture of respectably high standards.
He was a skilled and artistic weaver&hellip;
A highly competent woodworker&hellip;
A good herdsman&hellip;
A <head>fine</head>farmer&hellip;.
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To agrocultural chemical producers, Eastman Fine Chemicals offers both intermediates and custom manufacture, together with outstanding plant flexibility in meeting increasing demand as your product market develops.    
Synthetic products and various intermediates are also available for the flavour and fragrance market.    
One of the core strengths offered by EFC is the extensive range and depth of chemistry available within the company.    
The company's database of reactions contains information on over 500,000 compounds, and the expertise to operate many of these on a commercial scale had been built up from several decades of process development by Kodak, Eastman and Sterling.
There are many custom and <head>fine</head>chemical manufacturers but few, if any, have EFC's long experience in multi-step, complex, organic synthesis &mdash; knowledge gained from years of experience in the manufacture of photochemicals, dyes and pharmaceuticals.    
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Notice the fine  commessi in pietra dura   (hardstone plaques) inset into furniture.
This technique was brought from Italy by Giovanni and Cosimo Castrucci for the delight of Rudolf II, and serves as a reminder of the mineral wealth of Bohemia.
You will also see the products of the Miseroni workshop.
The Italian Ottavio Miseroni was in Prague from 1588 to 1624, where he specialized in cutting gemstones.
Cutting gemstones developed into the cutting of Bohemian glass, now celebrated throughout the world.
The Miseroni family worked in Prague for three generations.
Worthy of note too, are the cabinets made at Cheb and the fine examples of Baroque furniture, much of which was designed by architects like K. 1.
Dientzenhofer and the craftsmen working with him.
There were no clear distinctions between the <head>fine</head>and the decorative arts in Mannerist or Baroque Prague.    
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the advances made have been very exciting but not every knitter wants to go too &bquo;high tec&equo;.
For those who prefer the familiar punchcard machine, there have also been plenty of advances and now we report on the latest of them, the Brother KH864.    
The exciting news for Brother punchcard fans is the recent introduction of the brand new KH864 knitting machine.
The popularity of the 24 stitch models remains and the KH864 brings together all the familiar functions which punchcard owners have come to expect.    
This is a standard gauge machine which can produce all the standard stitch patterns including tuck, clip, weaving, Fair Isle and plating.
the addition of an optional lace carriage provides further scope with a choice of plain and fashion lace, woven lace, tuck and lace and Brother's exclusive <head>fine</head>lace.    
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Together they are trying to save the forest surrounding Fern Gully from developers and in particular from evil Hexxus (Tim Curry), who is polluting the air with toxic waste.    
Some catchy and not so catchy tunes help spread the green message.     
BRILLIANT: Williams        
WIN A SUPER DAY OUT AT YORK RACES    
HERE'S your chance to win a super day out at York races and see our very own Andy Capp Handicap on August 19.    
Our TWO winners, and their partners, will have a VIP trip to the Knavesmire to enjoy a day of top class racing in champagne style!    
And they could strike it rich!
We've teamed-up with top bookmakers William Hill, and the two winners will each have &pound;200 of free bets.    
Just look at this winning line-up!    
Champagne reception in the Mirror's private box.
Excellent lunch with <head>fine</head>wines and liqueurs.
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She had a foal one year, and Uncle thought a lot of her.
One night he was over the moors around North Stainmore and had to return home at dead of night.
There wasn't a light anywhere, but Uncle just gave Madge her head and she brought him safely home.
But she got too old eventually and so did Dick and Snip, so we had to send them away.    
Then we bought a lovely horse called Prince with much better breeding than the others.
He possessed a lovely long tail which swept right down to the ground and it was a lovely sight to see him turn round.
Uncle was always wanting to have that tail cut shorter and we had quite a few battles about it, but I won and Prince kept his long tail.
Because of his <head>fine</head>pedigree he was a little bit more highly strung than the others and would set off rather sharply.
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Kahlo does not appear in the work, her Tehuana costume hangs empty in the centre of the composition, suspended between a toilet bowl and a golfing trophy.
On one level  My Dress&hellip;   is a coda to  Self-Portrait on the Borderline   (1932) (Fig. 11) of the previous year.
This small painting on metal, in the style of a Catholic votive image, shows the artist poised between the technological inhumanity of a capitalist North America and the archaic fertility of Mexico.
Interwoven with these images are subtler references to the metaphorical borderlines which separate Latin American culture from that of Europe and North America.
This is done by a series of juxtapositions; the past versus the present; female nature versus masculine technology; growth versus exploitation; and in its very material presence, the traditions of <head>fine</head>art versus the popular.    
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Fatialofa is L'Aquila's &bquo;foreign player&equo; but on the other side of the scrum there is a South African of Italian descent,  Gerardo Lepera  , who does not count as a foreign player and has the right to play as what the Italians call an  oriundi  .    
This legal loophole has been eagerly exploited by the Italian clubs who have been &bquo;importing&equo; loads of  oriundi  , mostly from Argentina.
The  Italian Federation   is fighting a rearguard battle against this trend, which is slowly but surely killing Italian rugby.        
All Blacks hang around    
THE prospect of a tour to  South Africa   has fired up the imagination of senior  ALL BLACKS   said to have been contemplating retirement after the  World Cup  .
I am quite pleased that  Auckland   fly-half  Grant Fox   has changed his mind and made himself available for international action.    
He is such a <head>fine</head>player and tactician.
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Moving and inspiring though all this was, in fact I had come to Eyam to attend the opening of Eyam Hall, in the village, by the present Duchess of Devonshire.    
It was, as the Duchess said in her speech, an exciting event because Derbyshire had so few smaller manor houses of this type open to the public &mdash; and what made it all the more special was the fact that Eyam Hall is still the family home of the Wrights, who built (or rather rebuilt) it, a few years after the plague, in 1671.    
Eyam is, in short, a little gem.
Set above a handsome forecourt, the stone house has four well-spaced bays, mullioned windows, parapets and gables.
Inside is a cosy familial atmosphere, enhanced by portraits of such worthies as Maj John Wright (ADC to &bquo;Gentleman Johnny&equo; Burgoyne in the American War of Independence), and by <head>fine</head>English furniture.    
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There is a small kitchenette available for use at any time by guests who wish to make tea or coffee, a small dining room, and a patio.    
Dinner is offered, but if guests wish to eat out, there are several local pubs and restaurants recommended by Rachel.
These include The Bell at Aston Clinton and The Kings Head at Ivinghoe.    
 Easily Accessible  : Bellows Mill is situated on the edge of the villages of Eaton Bray and Edlesborough.
The surrounding countryside is very pretty and there are numerous walks, many of which start a couple of miles from the house.
These include Ivinghoe Beacon, the Ridgeway long-distance footpath and Two Ridges Link.
Whipsnade Zoo is only 2 miles away.
Woburn Abbey, a beautiful 18th-century mansion with a <head>fine</head>art collection and 3000-acre deer park, is 10 miles away.
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Fig 3 shows a diamond weaving design (Stitchworld No. 425), in which the centre of the diamond has single stitch floats and the diamond is formed of two stitch floats.
The contrast between these makes the fabric interesting.    
Many knitters who have experimented with weaving have been disappointed with the fabrics because they can be rather hard.
This can sometimes be overcome by altering the tension.
The tension used for weaving should usually be about one number looser than that which is normally used for stocking stitch.
When using a very thick weaving yarn or a fine backing yarn, however, it may be necessary to use a much looser tension.    
Some weaving yarns, for example chenille and mohair may feel much harsher when woven than they would if knitted by hand or on a chunky machine.
To overcome this, try using every other needle or a very <head>fine</head>backing yarn.
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<context>
Ignition typically required about 1 g of a mixture of sodium borohydride and charcoal, when equal portions of each were mixed together and formed into a pile.
However, in the presence of water,  eg   after exposure to the laboratory atmosphere, inflammation took place more readily, with as little as 50 mg of mixture being required.    
Mixtures aged in a test tube under nitrogen evolved little heat; however, when air was admitted heat was evolved and when the resultant hot (90&ndash;100&deg;C) mixture was poured from the tube it ignited immediately.    
The manufacturer's safety data sheet warns of a potentially hazardous reaction between sodium borohydride and <head>fine</head>dispersed heavy metals but this reaction with charcoal and  solid   sodium borohydride are stored and handled in such a way that the risk of contact between them is avoided.          
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With luck, Mr Gorbachev may also have left it too late to make a fourth big mistake: returning his country to dictatorship.
Optimists reckon that reform has already gone too far to allow that.
But the pessimists include Edward Shevardnadze, whose sudden resignation as foreign minister set the tone at the meeting from December 17th to 27th of the Congress of People's Deputies, the Soviet super-parliament.    
Mr Shevardnadze, worn out by the struggle for reform, used his resignation speech to the Congress to give warning that a new dictatorship was in preparation.
A hardline tirade by General Vladimir Kryuchkov, the head of the KGB, strengthened the impression that conservative forces were on the rise.
So did Mr Gorbachev's nomination of Gennady Yanaev, a Communist apparatchik, for the new post of vice-president (a <head>fine</head>choice, said that figurehead of Soviet conservatism, Yegor Ligachev).
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<context>
Vulcanologists and headline-writers talk about the &bquo;Ring of Fire&equo;, the &bquo;Halo of Energy&equo; that surrounds and encloses the Pacific; there are 336 active volcanoes surrounding the Pacific, as against a mere 94 in all the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
The phrases have become metaphors, some writers suggest, for all the zest and excitement that drives the Pacific's inhabitants ever onward.
And they are indeed appropriate metaphors &mdash; for this, geophysically-speaking, is where the planet's action really is, the axis of the earth's creativity, the centre of its growth.    
The eponymous notion of Ferdinand Magellan's men that the Mar del Sur was a Pacific sea, blessed by <head>fine</head>weather and pleasant breezes, was more or less coded &mdash; at least, for that region of the Ocean through which they first sailed and where their optimism was at its height.
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<context>
They are committed to a growing American economy based on the private sector; they don't see any magic in taxes.
They don't hate government; but they don't believe that government can do everything.    
Greenville Man would think &mdash; and would be right to think &mdash; that Mr Clinton ended May better than most believe.
His economic plan was made to be tougher on the deficit in the House of Representatives, and may be made tougher still in the Senate.
Mr Clinton has shown no inkling that this bothers him, no sense that the social programmes he will now not be able to enact are ones over which he will shed many tears.
And he has appointed Mr Gergen, a long-time Renaissance man who gave a <head>fine</head>speech on the fragmentation of America at this year's Hilton Head weekend, to a key position.
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With good colour, sweet flavour and generous crops, it makes an ideal replacement for the difficult to grow &bquo;Bramley&equo;, and another advantage is its mildew resistance.    
Another newer variety rapidly replacing the more difficult to grow &bquo;Cox's Orange Pippin&equo;, &bquo;Fiesta&equo; looks similar, has the same flavour, flowers mid-season, produces larger fruits, crops   twice as heavily and even produces a fair crop with no pollinator.
Too good to be true!    
&bquo;Jupiter&equo; is a triploid, so you'll need an extra pollinator for its mid-season flowers.
But it's well worth it: sweet and juicy with a lovely flavour and large fruits, three or even two to a pound.
Picking a little later, in October, is &bquo;Elstar&equo;, bright red in colour with juicy, very crisp flesh and a <head>fine</head>flavour.        
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I watch you freewheeling along a vine-wrapped colonnade, and pause under an archway wrought in stone and lovely with purple flowers ringing in the new light.    
On this high hill, the wind whips your face chill; the wind drops and your cheeks are burning; you can see the patchwork of seven counties sweeping and dissolving to misty far green at your feet, rising again to heather-blue mountains melting to pure white cloud.    
Oh, the dawn when shadows skeeter ahead of the sure fluid sunlight, back to their night.      
We are held, stunned surely under a crescent moon, thrilled by ice-white stars and the scent of magnolia, your dress a sweep of silver through a baroque balcony entwined with dusk-white roses&hellip;    
Look at you now &mdash; you take my breath.
I look at you now, with the flame gold lilting on the <head>fine</head>planes of your face and caressing your fine fingers.
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Variation    
I like to use a Drennan Super Specialist pattern in these circumstances, the size 10s are quite a tough hook and with the thick wire gauge relative to the size of the hook they retain the boilie very well.    
2.
A variation on the same theme, the top mounted boilie utilises the same pattern of hook and bait to hook size ratio.
I find this set-up more useful in weedy swims as the boilie protects the point of the hook.    
It is also very good with a buoyant or pop-up boilie set-up and for long range work casts slightly better than the side-hooked option.    
3.
The eye-mounted bolt rig.
This was my most productive rig prior to the hair and I have used it since on waters where the hair has been banned.    
It works best with a large <head>fine</head>wire hook.
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<context>
The glass thickness may be correct for say, a 24&ins; tank, but two 24&ins; tanks become a 48&ins; tank and the glass thickness must be suitable for this size of aquarium.    
This is especially important at the moment, because the BBC's  Watchdog   programme on TV is objecting to the lack of glass thickness standards for aquariums.
The trade are preparing standards to be issued by the OFI.
When issued, these standards must be applied to joined or repaired aquariums.    
Apologies to any readers who may have been misled by the original reply.        
Starve them out    
 Q   Two months ago I obtained a pair of Oscars and apart from two weeks of sulks everything seemed to be fine.
However, they will only eat earthworms, which is <head>fine</head>&ins; the summer, but I would be much happier if they would take a little trout, prawns and beefheart.
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The Rosedale collection, which has a timeless traditional style with a warm burgundy finish and burnished brass handles, is guaranteed to add a touch of class to your bedroom.
This excellent prize comprises no less than nine pieces to help our winner set up home.
A romantic four poster bed complete with drapes and a canopy, a large chest of drawers, two bedside chests, a handsome combi-wardrobe, a pretty dressing table with separate gallery mirror and stool and a bentwood chair are all waiting to be won.        
SECOND PRIZE    
Our second prize winner will win a fabulous suite of Piazza bedroom furniture comprising a double bed, two bedside chests and a tall chest of drawers &mdash; prizes worth over &pound;2,000.
Piazza, which is one of Ducal's newest ranges is a <head>fine</head>example of their flair for design.
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Copper-plate engravings were first used for book illustration in England in 1540, when Richard Jonas published a translation of a        German work on childbirth, and the first copper-plate title-page came five years later, with Thomas Gemini's  Compendiosa totius anatomie delineato  .
The next two centuries saw an extensive use of this method of book illustration, but it was too costly and delicate for large editions.
It proved a splendid medium for the copy books of the writing masters, such as George Bickham, whose best known book,  The Universal Penman  , is an expensive item.
Occasionally whole books were copper-engraved, the most notable example, probably, being an edition of Horace by John Pine (1690&ndash;1756), which gave an effect of <head>fine</head>precision but was ruinously expensive, since the text was first typeset, then an impression on paper was transferred to copper, on which the engraver exercised his skill.
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Above the door on the north side is the gallery, with well-preserved balusters.
The original door from the first floor is now a window.    
Besides the Longmire family, Pattinsons and Brownes also lived here.
Margaret Longmire, an indomitable old lady, lived to be 104 (died 1868) in Troutbeck village.
Auld Jackie Longmire was an enthusiastic huntsman.
Two quarrels in a window showed that the Brownes were here also.    
The windows are interesting, with their association with the wool trade, though there is some speculation that some of them may have been brought from another house.
One window shows a date, 1565, another shows wool hooks, another teasels, a Tudor coat of arms and a crown and white rose.
There is close association here with Kendal's coat of arms (Motto: WOOL IS MY BREAD).
The house has <head>fine</head>oak panelling.      
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Cavalry Demonstrations in period costume with full authentic c. 19th encampment and equipment.    
 LIVING HISTORY 1644  .
For 9 consecutive days the Manor will be peopled and run exactly as it was in 1644 &mdash; the middle of the English Civil War &mdash; two years after the Battle of Edgehill and the year of the Battle of Cropredy Bridge, both within 8 miles of Sulgrave.
Everyone in period costume &mdash; meet the Gentry; servants; soldiers; craftsmen.
See the everyday happenings; the kitchen working and a full soldiers encampment.    
 OXFORDSHIRE VISUAL ARTS FESTIVAL  .
Local artists and craftspeople exhibit their work, discuss and demonstrate their skills in the Manor and its beautiful surroundings.
The emphasis will be on needlecraft and allied skills, as the house has many <head>fine</head>period pieces of such work.    
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In New Scotland Yard John McLeish was trying, increasingly irritably, to clear his desk so he could go home.
Bruce Davidson was making a meal of explaining a straightforward case essentially because he was trying to impress Catherine Crane.
Not that he was succeeding; Sergeant Crane was sitting, legs crossed, only just not fidgeting, as Bruce Davidson wore on through a lot of unnecessary detail.    
It was unprecedented for any woman to have that effect on Davidson, whose success in this field was legendary.
She was, of course, very desirable, McLeish conceded: reddish-blond hair above blue eyes, and a perfect, pale skin, lightly freckled.
Her apple-green light wool suit reminded them all that spring would one day come.
Indeed, she was a true beauty: straight, <head>fine</head>features, a long neck, a gently curved, slim figure.
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&bquo;Nah,&equo; said Jackie.
&bquo;She's just jealous.
Take no notice.&equo;    
Just then Biff started clanging the iron triangle to summon them together.    
&bquo;Bit early, isn't he?&equo; grumbled Sam.
&bquo;There's ten minutes to go yet, I reckon.&equo;    
They assembled at the door of the mill.
Mother Bombie and Biff were standing together, looking important.    
&bquo;You'll have to wait for your supper tonight,&equo; announced the old girl.
&bquo;You've got a visitor coming.
A <head>fine</head> , grand lady who's going to give you a talk all about people what are worse off than you are, so you'll learn to count your blessings.&equo;    
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Four times she shouted, before the house went suddenly silent.    
&bquo;It is extraordinary,&equo; she said, when her sister appeared, &bquo;very, how your ears are attuned to the noise of the letter-box and not to my voice.
But I can quite understand how the one is so much more interesting.&equo;    
&bquo;What do you want, Isabel?&equo;    
Isabel Lavender raised her eyebrows.
&bquo;Well, is it not coffee time?&equo; she asked.      
&bquo;I might have known,&equo; Ma said.
&bquo;Oh, yes.
That's about typical, that is.&equo;    
Ma had taken to knitting again, long grey pullovers and slipovers and socks.
It was socks today, the four <head>fine</head>needles shooting in and out like shuttles, click-click-click.    
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<context>
At the time, &bquo;virtuoso&equo; meant scientist, and Sir Nicholas Gimcrack is a kind of 17th-century Professor Branestawm, full of wonderful schemes and inventions.
Some of these are dotty by anyone's standards.    
We watch him trying to master the pure theory of swimming &mdash; he has no intention of ever setting foot in the water.
We hear about his plans for harnessing the luminescent power of putrescent meat (&equo; I have read a Geneva Bible by a leg of pork&equo;), and about his experiments with bottled air (&equo; Isle of Dogs air is the heaviest&equo;).    
But although Shadwell saw himself as a follower of Ben Jonson, he was writing in a different era.
Science had made enormous progress since Jonson's day; the Royal Society had been founded a few years before; a virtuoso was not the same thing as an alchemist.
Sir Nicholas has a <head>fine</head>collection of microscopes, for example.    
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<context>
Others were in lidded   baskets until it was their turn; more tied in sacks; a few buttoned into deep pockets.
All round D, as a babble of talk about odds and form.
All round, the rich stink of sweat, urine, spilled ale, even a trace of potpourri.
But no Will.    
Jess elbowed through the crowd, aiming for the opposite side of the barn where a ladder led to a hayloft.
Reaching it she climbed a few rungs and looked over the heads of the people and the cockpit where a double ring of candles hung low on iron chains from the rafters, spreading a brilliant pool of light.
Beyond &mdash; the shadowy barn doors, closed.
The place was thronging with all sorts &mdash; rough working men, sailors, neatly dressed tradespeople, a few dandies.
One in front caught her eye.
A regular blood, with his <head>fine</head>clothes, holding his nose as he leaned towards the cocks.
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<instance id="fine.40197" docsrc="bnc_CHL_434">
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<context>
Johnson and Douglas (1978: 151) point out that the Equity Funding scandal, &bquo;perhaps one of the largest securities and investment frauds ever perpetuated on the American public,&hellip; involved more losses than the total losses of  all   street crime in the US for one year&equo;.
In a similar vein, Geis (1978: 281) writes that &bquo;the heavy electrical equipment price-fixing conspiracy alone involved theft from the American people of more money than was stolen in all of the country's robberies, burglaries, and larcenies during the years in which the price fixing occurred&equo;.    
Whether we are consumers or citizens, we stand more chance of being robbed by persons who roam corporate suites than we do by those who roam public streets.
Furthermore,  in the aggregate   we stand to be robbed of far more by these <head>fine</head>gentlemen acting in the good name of their corporation than by the common rogues apparently acting from some morally worthless motive.    
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<instance id="fine.40198" docsrc="bnc_CE4_1078">
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<context>
Continue in this way until all the seaweed has been prepared, then cover each piece with a clean sheet of blotting paper and place a couple of newspapers over the top.
Pile up all the layers of seaweed in the same way as you would ordinary pressed material (  see p. 38  ) and leave them overnight, lightly weighted down with a couple of books.
You will have to change and dry the blotting paper frequently during the next few days, so either take a good stock with you, or carefully remove one sheet at a time and iron it dry before replacing it.
The seaweed should then be left for a month.    
One way of using the seaweed would be to use some very <head>fine</head>towelling as the background to give a beachy feel to the picture, and incorporate some minute shells, as the material would absorb their shape, thus allowing the glass to lie flat against the plant material.           
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<answer instance="fine.40200" senseid="fine_arts%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
His plan is for an extension offering 10,500 square metres (12,560 square yards) of extra floor space on three levels in line with the slope of the street which runs along the northern side of the gallery.
A new entrance to it would be created by way of a trench passageway.    
Supporters insist nothing would be lost other than a small car park and the steps leading up to the Prado's &bquo;Goya&equo; entrance.
Critics retort that not much would be gained either.
The extension would provide space for offices, cloakrooms, a souvenir shop and bookshop, the library and temporary exhibitions.
It does not deal directly with the main problem of providing more room for permanent display.    
The Prado administrators have asked for opinions from two influential organisations: the San Fernando Royal Academy of <head>Fine</head>Arts, of which Goya was a director, and the professional body that represents Madrid's architects.
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<answer instance="fine.40201" senseid="fine%5:00:00:satisfactory:00"/>
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&bquo;Should make you look like a lady,&equo; said Joe.    
&bquo;Honest?
Imagine you bein' complimentary like that.
Mind, you wouldn't believe some of the prices they charge up West, talk about daylight robbery.
The people who run them shops ought to be tried at the Old Bailey and given years of 'ard labour.
Some of them wanted to charge as   much as twelve and six just for a skirt.
Can't believe it, can you?
Nor could I. Did you miss not 'aving me to talk to?
It wasn't any good askin' you if I could go, I knew you'd 'ave one of your hard-hearted turns.
But my ankle's fine, it just aches a bit, that's all.&equo;    
&bquo;It had better be <head>fine</head> ,&equo; said Joe, &bquo;or you'll cop it.&equo;    
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<context>
A white background to this black patch is set in otherwise clear finnage.
As the fish swims the tail lobes open and close in a slight scissor action.    
The body is a magnificent reflector with the belly region and the eye shining like a silver mirror while the lateral line region shines with metallic golden colours.
The Scissortail is a tough fish, making few demands for any special treatment, and has the added attraction of being quite easily bred.        
Black stripped Rasbora    
Quite often a stray species arrives with the Redline Rasbora, but it is rarely shipped in quantities.
This is the Black Striped Rasbora  Rasbora agilis  .    
Similar in overall shape to the Redline Rasbora, this fish has a more elongated finnage with <head>fine</head>pointing, especially to the dorsal, anal, and ventral fins.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40204" docsrc="bnc_A3K_105">
<answer instance="fine.40204" senseid="fine%5:00:00:superior:02"/>
<context>
IF you are contemplating home improvements, it is worth using a builder covered by the Building Employers Confederation's guarantee scheme for small works.
The BEC has just doubled the amounts covered by its scheme.    
Protection where the BEC builder is employed by the customer (known as a standard contract) is being increased from projects worth &pound;500-&pound;40,000 to those worth &pound;500-&pound;100,000.
If the builder is employed by an architect or contractor working for a client (known as a supervised contract) the upper limit for cover is being increased to &pound;125,000.        
Property Update: Witty ad winner    
By ALLISON FLIGHT    
THIS week's winner of our Witty Ad of the Week competition, Mrs Terry Jones, has concocted a <head>fine</head>recipe for selling her London flat.
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<context>
3.
Gradually add the egg, beating well after each inclusion, until the mixture is shiny and of piping consistency.    
4.
Pipe tiny balls of pastry onto the prepared baking sheets, or not more than &frac12; &times; 5ml/tsp mounds if you do not have a piping bag.    
5.
Brush each bun with a little beaten egg, then place in the pre-heated oven.
Bake for 15min, then reduce the heat to gas mark 5/190&deg;C/375&deg;F and cook for a further 10min, or until the pastry is browned and crisp.    
6.
Slit each bun with a sharp knife and place on a cooling rack until cold.    
Suggested fillings    
As these buns are so small, it is very important that the filling chosen should be smooth enough to pass through a <head>fine</head>pipe into the pastry.
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<instance id="fine.40208" docsrc="bnc_APT_1379">
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<answer instance="fine.40208" senseid="fine%5:00:00:superior:02"/>
<context>
Some painting is by the Jesuit painter, Raab, but do note that the first altar on the right was painted by Brandl.
The main altar of 1760 is by J. Kramol&iacute;n and portrays St Clement himself.
Kramol&iacute;n was a pupil of Andrea del Pozzo, best known for his work in Il Ges&ugrave; in Rome and his speciality of  sotto in s&ugrave;   painting.
The fresco of 1711 &mdash; 15 is by Jan Hiebel, another follower of Pozzo.
It depicts the Life of St Clement.
The other objects worthy of note are the lovely modern screen by Karel St&aacute;dn&iacute;k, the papier m&acirc;ch&eacute; crucifix on the right wall as you leave, and the magnificent organ decorated with vases and putti by Braun.    
When you leave this <head>fine</head>church, note its entrance and beautiful grille designed by K. I. Dientzenhofer.
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<context>
I was in my uniform, but that could not be seen.
Hands clutched out to get me from all sides.
By the light of torches I could see one policeman but he could not see me, and my pleas for help were not heeded.
I ran as fast as I dared along the Tottenham Court Road.
Then I saw another policeman.
He did understand, and told me to stay close to him and he would take me to the YWCA.
I stayed right close to him, and parried off attempts to hold me.
We reached the Bedford Square House and he saw me up the steps.
It had a shelter for a hundred or so, and I spent the rest of the night there.    
With morning light came the &bquo;all clear,&equo; and I went home.    
Late June brought the <head>fine</head>weather.
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<answer instance="fine.40211" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="fine.40211" senseid="fine%5:00:00:precise:00"/>
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Routledge are offering a number of promising books including Stained Glass in England during the Middle Ages by Richard Marks of York University (about &pound;80).
Marks's book will be the first modern study of the medium and discusses issues such as donors, technique, the workshops and stylistic developments.
Should be good.
Deborah Cherry of the University of Manchester has written Painting Women on the subject of Victorian women artists (&pound;35), drawing on letters, diaries, autobiographies and contemporary papers, while The Female Nude by Lynda Nead (&pound;35) promises to be a counterblast to Kenneth Clarke's classic.
Nead's text takes in the conventional notions of feminine beauty, pornography and the tabloid press, the <head>fine</head>line between sexuality and the obscene and the recent reclamation of the nude by female artists.
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There is a very pretty walk around Bathford, another to Bath along the canal towpath, and yet another in the nearby Limpley Stoke valley, recently designated an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Bath is a beautiful city well known for its spa, its Roman baths and the excellence of its Georgian architecture, an example of which is the supremely elegant Crescent.
The Huntingdon Centre in the Paragon has a fascinating display on Bath's history.
There is a wealth of interesting shops, and a wide variety of museums &mdash; for example, the museum of costumes in the Assembly Rooms.
In May and June the prestigious Music and Arts Festival is held.
There is a regular bus service from Bathford to Bath, with a stop conveniently situated just a minute's walk from The Orchard.
Corsham Court (5 miles) has some <head>fine</head>Georgian state rooms, and grounds with a 15th-century gazebo.
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There are several disabled parking spaces in Haslemere; most of these are quite close to the main town centre.      
5.      
The public toilets are up a very steep slope, causing difficulties for wheelchairs.      
6.      
The pavements were generally very good, but in place there were cobbles making it very uncomfortable for people in wheelchairs.      
7.      
As Haslemere has already begun to make the town accessible for wheelchair-bound people, wouldn't it be nice if the town could become totally accessible for both able bodied and disabled people.          
 Alexandra Legeat and Amy Rider   Royal Naval School, Haslemere.        
Ambulance service record a <head>fine</head>one    
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After a couple of days of complete rest you can do all the things that you have been meaning to do for ages &mdash; jobs around the house; shopping for clothes; meeting friends for lunch; having day trips out to places of interest; doing the garden; sunbathing; fruit-picking at the local pick-your-own farm and filling up your freezer; writing a book you have always meant to write or painting; seeing all the shows that you are too tired to see during a working week; and so on.    
Or you can do absolutely nothing but lie in the sun in the garden and tan.
You could even have a do-it-yourself health farm treatment at home, by devoting your whole time to exercise, diet, sauna baths, or any of the programmes you would want from a health farm at about one-tenth of the cost.    
A past employer of mine used to give himself a gourmet week at home once a year.
He would go to Fortnum and Masons and buy caviar, quails eggs, and many other exotic foods, plus some very <head>fine</head>wines, and then luxuriated in very special meals in the sanctity of his own home.    
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Generous quantities are provided so that this 46 &times; 6 inches design, on 10 mesh interlock canvas, can be worked in full cross stitch.    
This comprehensive kit contains not only a printed canvas, but also a full size coloured chart, wool card, detailed instructions and needles.    
All these components are enclosed in an attractive, luxury box which is ideal for holding the work in progress.    
Victorian Bell Pulls were traditionally finished with brass end fittings.
These fittings are available exclusively from Elizabeth Bradley Designs Ltd.          
A youthful eye on the future.    
The merest glance speaks volumes.
Your eyes express everything.
And like an early warning system, they're the first to reveal whether you possess the freshness of youth or whether you are reflecting fatigue or the signs of ageing.      
<head>Fine</head>lines, crows feet?    
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Outside the open door, the crowd fell silent.
Don't exaggerate, they were still whispering at the edges.      
&bquo;Can I see Cal's results first, please?&equo;
Mrs Dinwiddie (Deputy Head, face square, lips pursed) handed over the envelope &mdash; Fry, Caroline Olga.
(Olga! &mdash; she'd be mad that'd got out.)
I pulled up the gluey flap.
&bquo;I'm afraid I can't let you have Caroline's actual document, Robina.&equo;
(Afraid &mdash; Dinwiddie?)
&bquo;Just a glance, then give it back.&equo;    
Cal's were: English Language, B. English Literature, A. Maths, C. Physics, B. Drama, A. Chemistry, C. And so on like that.
Fair enough &mdash; Cal was <head>fine</head> .
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This unimposing fellow, who had failed at every stage so far, is starting a band?
The cynics, licking their lips in anticipation, were ready and willing to use what little influence they had to keep this Morrissey thing under wraps.
Johnny Marr was only an unknown beginner.    
Morrissey and Marr borrowed a drummer and a few pounds and worked a night session in a scruffy Manchester 8-track studio.
They managed to get down two songs, &bquo;The Hand That Rocks The Cradle&equo; and &bquo;Suffer Little Children&equo;.
Johnny Marr played both guitar and bass.
The session was ramshackled by inexpertise (remember, Morrissey hadn't sung before and to this day he remains a non-singer.
This is <head>fine</head>when reputations and success back up your presence but, as an unknown, it is virtually certain to test the nerves of any recording engineer.
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The man fired a single bullet, and the decapitation of St Michael prevented him from suffering the same fate.
He had been sentenced to death by the castle commander and had been given the chance to prove his prowess with a gun and so saved his life.    
Ariberto and the keystone cover for the apse, known as the  Padre Eterno  , the &bquo;Eternal Father&equo;.
It is a fourteenth-century gilded copper work modelled on a design by Jacopino da Tradate.
Several of the original spires of the cathedral are also here.
The Hall of Columns has at its head a replica of the  raza  , wheel, of the Viscontis used as the central element of the largest of the apse windows.
There is also a very <head>fine</head>wooden model of the Duomo, handy for a first look at the roof statuary before the visit.    
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Mary, you come and hold on to her.
I'm going to phone the Rotunda and say we're bringing her in now.&equo;    
Claudia insisted on driving.
&bquo;You look after Eileen,&equo; she said.
&bquo;You're in no state to drive anyway.
I'll get there, don't worry.&equo;    
He sat in the back, cradling his wife in his arms.
Every racking pain tore at him; he hadn't wept since he was a child, but his cheeks were wet as he tried to comfort her.    
&bquo;Darling, don't fight it, try to relax.
We're getting you to hospital.
You'll be <head>fine</head> .&equo;    
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We are now left with two types of piece and we can split our problem into two parts: restore the edges and restore the corners.
There may be some interaction between the edges and corners that prevents this split but it is a   reasonable   split to start with.
We also observe that a piece can return to its position but in a different orientation; for example,  RU   twists the FUR piece.
So we can try to split the restoration into another two parts: get the pieces in their right positions and get the pieces correctly oriented.
There are now four such problems which can be assembled into a solution in any order, provided we can solve a subproblem in such a way as not to disturb the solution of the previous subproblems.    
As a general strategy, this is <head>fine</head> , but it is not yet broken down far enough to be useful.
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For Hazel &bquo;Jacky Gauld&equo;, with fully double rosebud flowers in a lovely lilac-pink shade, is as near perfection as it's possible to get.
Many people like the bicoloured ivy-leaved varieties; I confess to being quite charmed by the bushy &bquo;Pink Gay Baby&equo;, with its bright pink double flowers each lined in dark magenta.        
Coloured leaf varieties    
Coloured leaf varieties can be a little more difficult to grow well.
They don't like it too hot in summer   and they react badly to over-watering.
In winter good light is vital and they're best kept a bit warmer than other types.
Somewhere between 50&deg; and 60&deg;F (10&deg; &mdash; 16&deg;C) will suit them.    
The bushy, white-edged &bquo;Madame Salleron&equo; is a <head>fine</head>edger for summer beds and is unusual in that it never flowers.
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Like so many of his ancestors, Jacques &bquo;went for a soldier&equo;, and during the turbulent times of the French Revolution, quickly gained fame and fortune.
In 1798 Jacques Etienne was appointed Governor of Rome and in 1809 Napoleon elevated his Celtic general to the status of Marshall of France.    
However, Jacques Etienne never forgot his Hebridean origins and in 1826 set off on the long, difficult journey to his father's home at Howbeg.
Before returning to France, he filled a box with earth and stones from his ancestral lands.
When he died in 1840, the box joined him in his grave.      
One of the principal problems facing anglers fishing on Benbecula and the Uists, is knowing where to begin; there are so many <head>fine</head>waters to choose from and never enough time to do proper justice to more than a handful.    
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On the last day of the Centenary Test of 1980, Arlott signed off as a commentator in a much more formal setting.
A swig of claret, then, as the sweat ran, he took a handkerchief to his brow.
The Lord's PA announced that Arlott had finished his final stint.
The huge crowd spontaneously broke into applause.
Boycott dropped his bat to clap.
Lillee waved a fisted salute.
The players applauded.
Arlott took another gulp and walked out of regular broadcasting forever.    
His decision to retire to Alderney with his third wife, Pat, was never easy.
The family had spent warm and happy holidays in the 1950s on the sea-girt rock, 1&frac12; miles by 3&frac12;.
A fortress over the centuries, now it beckoned him with a <head>fine</head>house, The Vines, where once the German commandant had surveyed the desolated scene.    
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Minna and Brenda are the two heroines in &bquo;The Pirate&equo; who had become fashionable shorthand reference for rural femininity.    
During the subsequent break in Edinburgh from JTR and this Ramble, I, in a desultory yet pragmatic mood, went to see &bquo;Scotland's Pictures&equo;, a National Gallery exhibition relating the history of Scotland's paintings.
There was Minna emphatically immortalised on canvas in Orchardson's &bquo;Queen of Swords&equo; telling me to keep going.
I saw no Minnas or Brendas in Ballachulish that day, maybe a Kylie Minogue in the supermarket, and nobody had any folk memories of tame jackdaws.
How sad such a general habit should have no other record.    
Walking on up to Glencoe I saw a canary at a window with an &bquo;I Love Ballachulish&equo; sticker on the base of its cage.    
JTR &bquo;did not see the glen to the greatest advantage; the weather was too <head>fine</head> .&equo;
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Whether flockmasters wanted it or not, one was on view for the first time at the Llanelwedd event.
The yet-to-be-named F1 cross was bred using Est-a-Laine Merino semen on Hardy Specklefaced ewes at the ministry's Pwllpeiran experimental farm at Cwmystwyth, Dyfed.    
Farm director Lyn Powell explained that the original intention was not to produce yet another crossbred ewe to compete with Mules and other well established halfbreds, but to explore the possibility of producing fine-woolled wethers to graze moorland and rough grazings that would never be improved because of environmental pressures.    
The French breed used hailed from north-east France.
Its wool was not as <head>fine</head>as that of Merinos from Spain, or the southern hemisphere, but it was noted for its hardiness and foraging ability.    
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The manor orchard has a reputation in the village for being haunted.
When the house was empty at the beginning of the century following the owner's death, some village children crept into the orchard and began to collect apples.
They were terrified out of their wits when the supposedly dead owner appeared through the gate in the wall and shouted at them to go away.
In fact it was his identical twin, whom nobody knew about, and who had come back to tidy up his brother's affairs.       
pages 49 and 50: photographs        
circa 1690 OSWALDKIRK HALL Ampleforth YORKSHIRE    
&bquo;OSWALDKIRK HAG&equo;, a <head>fine</head>belt of hanging woodland which covers the steep side of this beautiful stretch of the Hambledon Hills, shelters the Hall from cold northerly winds.
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Oldham worked diligently to put Arsenal under maximum pressure from the start, and both O'Leary and Dixon had anxious moments as they strove to adjust to both the home attack and the artificial turf.    
Arsenal's breaks were few but always threatening and Oldham, after a first flurry, found openings increasingly elusive.    
Nevertheless as half-time approached Irwin struck an excellent shot from just outside the penalty area after Winterburn had headed out Marshall's cross.
Lukic must have seen the ball extremely late but still managed to get down well.    
Shortly afterwards Milligan's cross was almost turned into his own net by Winterburn, O'Leary recovering an awkward situation, but Arsenal could do nothing when Barlow, having a <head>fine</head>match at left-back, floated a diagonal cross to the very back of Arsenal's defence.
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Habitat:    
Malayan peninsula, India, Sri Lanka.        
Description:    
Egg-shaped leaves are dark or emerald green on the upper surface and light purplish to grey on the undersides.
The leaf with its long, brownish leaf-stalk is up to 18ins (46cms) long.
According to light intensity, regular brown to purple spots develop on the leaf tissue.
The bold midrib bears 3&ndash;4 pairs of lateral veins.
The dense rootstock puts out lateral shoots and short runners.        
Cultivation:    
Good rich planting medium required.
Peat, clay or leaf-mould placed at the bottom with a layer of unwashed river sand or <head>fine</head>gravel should be provided.
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&bquo;It was a conversion experience,&equo; he says, &bquo;I had seen his carvings in a vague sort of way already &lsqb;Esterly was then a post-graduate student at Cambridge and surrounded by some of Gibbons' best work&rsqb; but I found myself looking at them there in St James's as if for the first time.
The scales fell from my eyes.&equo;    
He initially mistook his interest for an academic one and outlined plans to write a book.
But as time went on he realised he could not convey how the style had evolved without understanding the techniques at first hand.
&bquo;So I bought a few chisels and some wood and had a go.
Then I lost all interest in writing.&equo;    
There followed lean years in a cottage in Sussex, &bquo;living on nothing but spaghetti&equo; while he perfected his newly-discovered skill.
Self-taught to a high degree of proficiency he is engagingly dismissive of his talent.
&bquo;I'm not a <head>fine</head>artist.
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The Triennial Act 1694 required a new Parliament to be summoned every three years, and in 1701, the Act of Settlement required all future monarchs to be members of the Church of England.    
William III's one ambition was to topple Louis XIV of France and when James II went to Ireland to establish a following there, William decided to take up arms against him.
James had managed to besiege the city of Derry, but as had occurred in London in the Civil War, the apprentice lads saved the city by closing the gates.
James II was defeated at the Battle of the River Boyne, a victory which is celebrated each July, even now, by the various Orange Orders around the world.    
On his first visit to Sir Stephen Fox's Manor Farm House, King William III described the house as perfectly <head>fine</head>and he made a number of visits there.
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Whatever else he does, Sandy Lyle will be remembered for the shot he played out of a bunker on the 18th in 1988 -150 yards to the pin.
He holed the putt.    
We shall remember Jack Nicklaus shedding the years in 1986, and spiriting the ball into the hole with a long-bladed putter which must surely have made a fortune for its inventor.
And we remember the chip which Larry Mize holed in the 1987 play-off, which left Greg Norman speechless and, as PG Wodehouse had it, very far from gruntled.    
If we are above a certain age, we remember Gene Sarazen's amazing three-wood at the long 15th, which went into the hole and won the jacket for him.    
At Augusta, more than at almost any other golf course, disaster stalks the champions, particularly on the greens &mdash; which are said to be in <head>fine</head> , fiery form this year.
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<answer instance="fine.40248" senseid="fine%5:00:00:superior:02"/>
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A new  appellation   is beginning to make an appearance: Cr&eacute;mant de Limoux, which has a smaller proportion of Mauzac, aims to be richer and less rustic than Blanquette.    
Maybe the closest French imitator of champagne is Cr&eacute;mant de Bourgogne, for the simple reason that is grape varieties are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, as in champagne, although it does not contain any Pinot Meunier.
The  appellation   covers the whole of Burgundy.
In the hamlet of Bailly, a few kilometres from Chablis but outside that  appellation  , caves that were quarried to provide stone to build the Panth&eacute;on in Paris now make impeccable cellars for maturing sparkling wine.
Haughton <head>Fine</head>Wines of Chorley, Nantwich, Cheshire lists 1986 Blanc de Bailly and 1987 Conte de Bailly ros&eacute;, both  appellation   Cremant de Bourgogne and both &pound;7.45 a bottle.
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As a way of avoiding crippling purchase tax, which only applied to completed goods, Mr Chapman came up with the idea of selling the car in kit form.
&bquo;The whole thing was really quite revolutionary,&equo; says Mr Nearn.
&bquo;To me the Lotus Seven was everything a sports car should be.&equo;    
Today more than ever, his enthusiasm for the car is tangible.
His office at the Caterham factory is covered with pictures of Seven racing cars &mdash; and one of Patrick McGoohan, whom he persuaded to endorse a special 35th anniversary  Prisoner   edition of the Seven this year; his most animated conversation is reserved for descriptions of the car and its abilities, and one could almost believe that finances and company administration took a firm back seat to the development and <head>fine</head>tuning of the car's design.    
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Shifting between the gears in these two lower ratios can only be done with the tractor at a standstill, so it doesn't matter that they are unsynchronised.    
But the group selector, like the main gear lever, does ask for more than average effort from its user.
However, the U-pattern shift without clearly marked neutrals does make the work easier.    
The high-low button on the gear lever is a pleasure to work with; so is the forward-reverse selector.
Both are well positioned and the high-low well synchronised.
All 36 forward speeds can also be used in reverse, too.    
We were surprised to find that 18 of the 36 gears are underneath 2.5mph and 10 of them are above 7.5mph.
That leaves 8 in the main working band from 2.5&ndash;7.5mph which was fewer than we expected.
However, in practice there was enough choice of speeds and the steps in between each were <head>fine</head> .        
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Harriet took no notice of it but a minute or two later there was a tap at her door and a maid stood there with one of the portable receivers &mdash; there was no extension in Harriet's room.    
&bquo;For me?&equo; she asked, surprised.
The maid nodded.
Harriet waited until the door had closed after her and flicked the button, feeling oddly apprehensive.
The last thirty-six hours had held too many unpleasant shocks for comfort.
&bquo;Hello?&equo;    
&bquo;Harriet &mdash; it's me.&equo;    
&bquo;Nick!&equo;    
&bquo;Hi.
I'm just about to go to bed and I thought I'd ring and see how things are with you.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, I'm <head>fine</head> .&equo;    
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<context>
The neck is a sensible 43mm wide at the nut, medium deep, D-shaped as opposed to V-shaped and well rolled-over at the fingerboard edge.
It feels something like a late-'60s Gibson J-45 &mdash; in fact, a comfortable, all-rounder kind of profile.    
The neck has just the right amount of forward relief, and needs no adjustment to the truss rod.
The intonation at the 12th fret is, well, varied.
It's acceptable enough on the wound strings, but the unwound B and E sound distinctly sharp, and combining low open strings with high chords above the octave is an inadvisable move.
The action around the fretboard's upper regions is perhaps tougher than some would like, but there's enough height at the bridge-saddle to bring it down a fair way.
Playing open chords around the bottom frets feels <head>fine</head> ; the top two strings have been left a little high at the nut, but the E, A, D and G are perfect.    
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These lines appear to be an original composition of Mr Chadband's,  BH   19.        
orvis (cockney dial.),    
always.        
Osborne's Hotel,    
formerly in John Street in the Adelphi, west London; where Wardle gives his dinner-party after Pickwick's release from the Fleet.
 PP   54.        
Ostade, Adriaen Van (1610&ndash;84),    
Dutch painter, best known for his genre scenes; his early paintings depict lively scenes of peasants carousing in crowded taverns and barns.
 DC   57;  PFI   4.        
osteologists,    
students of bones, a jocose reference back to the first   description   of Mrs Podsnap (  OMF   i 2) as a &bquo;<head>fine</head>woman for Professor Owen, quantity of bone, neck and nostrils like a rocking horse&hellip;
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<context>
I went to very liberal schools, I'm at Boston University now, and if you saw the attitudes and prejudices there, the absolute indifference, you'd be horrified.
I was horrified at the lack of concern&hellip; but that's not the kind of thing this band addresses.&equo;    
Fair enough, I  suppose  &hellip;
Whether or not the Drop Nineteens should wake up and smell the coffee, the dogshit in the streets and the rest of the real world, is hard to say.
Certainly, their scraping teen reveries and gleefully shambolic trashings of the likes of &bquo;Fight For Your Right&equo; and Barry Manilow's &bquo;Mandy&equo; make them one of the most entertaining and, occasionally, promising prospects around, regardless of insularity.    
And Greg Ackell has the mind, the motor-mouth and the outrageously large ego to become a <head>fine</head>frontman.
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<context>
The 43 year old Carrick man finished equal on points in group H with Eire's Jason Watson and Welshman Dominic Dale.    
All three lost one of their eight matches, but when it went to the frames count-back All Ireland champion Watson was the group winner with Dale pipping Sharpe for the crucial second place.    
Dale had beaten Sharpe 4&ndash;1 early on in the tournament.    
The County Antrim player yesterday defeated N.Bohling from Sweden 4&ndash;3, but at the same time Watson was beating Dale 4&ndash;2 on an adjoining table.    
Had Dale won, then Sharpe would have qualified.    
As it is, the Carrickfergus player does not come home empty handed, because a break of 104 wins him a gold chain, the prize for every century-maker in the Tailand tournament.    
Young Duffy was in <head>fine</head>form   when   he defeated B Valdimarsson of Iceland 4&ndash;0.    
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<context>
Was it like, &bquo;Okay, it's all over&hellip;&equo;?    
&bquo;Yes, Bill Black and I quit in the fifth year, just before Elvis went into the Army.
Basically, we struck for more money, that's all.
And we never did go back on the payroll after that.
We went back to do one tour, I guess about a month after we quit, around the actual time he went in the Army.&equo;    
So when he called you for the Comeback Special, was that something you did happily?    
&bquo;Yes, well there again, after he came out of the Army he was still doing a lot of movies, and I had a recording studio in Nashville; D.J here was living there, too, doing sessions.
So when he called us to do the &mdash; well, it wasn't the Comeback Special, it was the Christmas Show originally &mdash; it was <head>fine</head> , it really was.
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<answer instance="fine.40261" senseid="fine%5:00:00:elegant:00"/>
<answer instance="fine.40261" senseid="fine%5:00:00:superior:02"/>
<context>
Leave the palm trees and pastel terraces of Ramsey and drive north across the flat plain stretching to the Point of Ayre, where the lighthouse blinks rhythmically beyond a great moorland garden of yellow gorse and purple heather.    
Or drive south from Ramsey to Douglas on a road that snakes upwards into the collar of cloud that rests on the shoulders of Snaefell, the highest mountain on Man.    
Douglas, the capital, is a busy town by island standards with a long beach and traditional Victorian promenade.    
The Victorian station is straight from the pages of Thomas The Tank Engine, and the steam railway is still operative.    
Douglas also has one of the best museums in Britain with sound effects and videos enhancing the displays.    
The picturesque harbour town of Castleton, the ancient capital, is also worth a visit with its <head>fine</head>nautical museum and castle.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fine.40263" senseid="fine%5:00:00:thin:01"/>
<context>
So caring.
Why couldn't she let him in to that private part of herself that sometimes cried out for &mdash; what?
But she couldn't.
Nick was there for her and she was grateful, but that was all.
The moment she knew it she didn't want him any more, simple as that.
What the hell is the matter with me?
Harriet wondered briefly.    
She glanced at her watch.
Half an hour or so to dinner.
She might as well go down, have a pre-dinner drink with Sally and see if her father was home yet.    
Halfway down the stairs she heard voices and through the partly-open drawing-room door caught a glimpse of Sally in peacock-blue cashmere and the tall figure of a young man, <head>fine</head>hair above a chestnut brown suede jacket.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40264" docsrc="bnc_B2M_1026">
<answer instance="fine.40264" senseid="fine%5:00:00:precise:00"/>
<context>
and:    
&bquo;Many of the fields proposed for the index item will support different kinds of search, e.g. on the basis of title, keywords, last date of updating, or linked to geographic map references.
''        
These and other statements indicated that a comprehensive computerised  records management   system was intended by the proposals, ie one that required all activities and events associated with the files, and the documents they contain, to be recorded.
Whereas the FAOR team took a high-level global view of the departments and the CSSU, in the second phase all the filing systems were examined and quantified in <head>fine</head>detail, and existing problems and long-term needs were discussed with filing and branch clerks, and the potential customers of the system.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="fine.30027" senseid="fine%5:00:00:satisfactory:00"/>
<context>
Biggest trouble was scared family who could n't get a phone line through,
and spent a really horrible hour not knowing.  8:01 a.m.  HLR: Judy and I
were in our back yard when the lawn started rolling like ocean waves.  We
ran into the house to get Mame, but the next tremor threw me in the air and
bounced me as I tried to get to my feet.  We are all fine here, although
Mame was extremely freaked.  Kitchen full of broken crystal.  Books and
tapes all over my room.  Not one thing in the house is where it is supposed
to be, but the structure is <head>fine</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.30033" docsrc="wsj_0984.mrg_7">
<answer instance="fine.30033" senseid="fine_arts%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="fine.30033" senseid="P"/>
<context>
And if she and the Battery Park City Authority have their way, her
horticulturally inept plan will soon go public as a real garden ``artwork''
in the downtown complex.  South Gardens, as the Bartlett scheme is called,
will occupy the last 3.5 acres of open space at the southwest tip of
Manhattan.  It could cost taxpayers $15 million to install and BPC
residents $1 million a year to maintain.  Created by an artist who flaunts
her ignorance of plants and gardens, South Gardens, as now planned, will
die from congestive garden design.  Ms. Bartlett's previous work, which
earned her an international reputation in the non-horticultural art world,
often took gardens as its nominal subject.  Mayhap this metaphorical
connection made the BPC <head>Fine</head> Arts Committee think she
had a literal green thumb.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.30041" docsrc="wsj_1778.mrg_122">
<answer instance="fine.30041" senseid="fine%5:00:00:satisfactory:00"/>
<context>
The three of us stopped breathing for a moment, and then when it kept on
coming we lunged for the doorway.  Needless to say, it was an interesting
first session!  7:13 a.m.  CALLIOPE: Albany escaped embarrassingly unscathed.
Biggest trouble was scared family who could n't get a phone line through,
and spent a really horrible hour not knowing.  8:01 a.m.  HLR: Judy and I
were in our back yard when the lawn started rolling like ocean waves.  We
ran into the house to get Mame, but the next tremor threw me in the air and
bounced me as I tried to get to my feet.  We are all
<head>fine</head> here, although Mame was extremely freaked.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fine.30044" docsrc="wsj_1057.mrg_3">
<answer instance="fine.30044" senseid="fine%5:00:00:satisfactory:00"/>
<context>
The companies are followed by at least three analysts, and had a minimum
five-cent change in actual earnings per share.  Estimated and actual
results involving losses are omitted.  The percent difference compares
actual profit with the 30-day estimate where at least three analysts have
issues forecasts in the past 30 days.  Otherwise, actual profit is compared
with the 300-day estimate.  One day last March, CBS Sports President Neal
Pilson and Olympics superagent Barry Frank met for lunch at the Lotos Club
here.  Mr. Frank told Mr. Pilson that Olympics officials wanted $290
million or more for TV rights to the 1994 Winter Games in Norway.  The CBS
official said that price sounded <head>fine</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.30050" docsrc="wsj_2219.mrg_9">
<answer instance="fine.30050" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="fine.30050" senseid="fine%5:00:00:elegant:00"/>
<answer instance="fine.30050" senseid="fine%5:00:00:superior:02"/>
<context>
The firm's drop in net reflected weaker revenue in transactions for its own
account -- a decline of 19 % to $314.6 million on reduced revenue from
trading fixed-income securities.  Investment banking revenue fell 22 % to $
296.6 million on fewer equity and municipal underwritings.  Merrill Lynch's
commission revenue grew 21 %, however, to $462.8 million, on higher share
prices and volume and on strong sales of mutual funds.  Revenue derived
from interest and dividends jumped 30 % to $1.4 billion.  Asset-management
fee revenue grew 12 % to $151 million.  The brokerage also reported a loss
of $2.2 million from the discontinued operations and disposal of its
<head>Fine</head> Homes International Limited Partnership real-estate
subsidiary.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fine.30053" docsrc="wsj_2238.mrg_1">
<answer instance="fine.30053" senseid="fine%5:00:00:elegant:00"/>
<context>
Last month, the Senate voted to send a delegation of congressional staffers
to Poland to assist its legislature, the Sejm, in democratic procedures.
Senator Pete Domenici calls this effort ``the first gift of democracy.''
The Poles might do better to view it as a Trojan Horse.  It is the vast
shadow government of 15,000 congressional staffers that helps create such
legislative atrocities as the 1,376 page, 13-pound reconciliation bill that
claimed to be the budget of the United States.  Maybe after the staffers
explain their work to the Poles, they 'd be willing to come back and do the
same for the American people.  Waterford Wedgwood PLC, a financially
troubled Irish maker of <head>fine</head> crystal and Wedgwood china,
reported that its pretax loss for the first six months widened to 10.6
million Irish punts ($14.9 million) from 5.8 million Irish punts a year
earlier.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.30056" docsrc="wsj_1124.mrg_5">
<answer instance="fine.30056" senseid="fine%5:00:00:satisfactory:00"/>
<context>
Wall Street securities giant Salomon Inc. posted a big, unexpected earnings
gain in the third quarter, buoyed by its securities trading and investment
banking activities.  Salomon said net income soared to $177 million, or $
1.28 a share, from $65 million, or 38 cents a share, a year earlier.
Revenue more than doubled to $2.62 billion from $1.29 billion.  A Salomon
spokesman said its stock, bond and foreign exchange trading, as well as its
investment banking operations, were mostly responsible for the earnings jump.
``The earnings were <head>fine</head> and above expectations,'' said
Michael W. Blumstein, an analyst at First Boston Corp.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.30057" docsrc="wsj_2412.mrg_45">
<answer instance="fine.30057" senseid="fine%5:00:00:satisfactory:00"/>
<context>
As commonly understood, service implies sacrifice.  It involves accepting
risk, or giving up income, or deferring a career.  It follows that
proposals like Nunn-McCurdy, whose benefits to enrollees are worth some $
17,500 a year, do not qualify.  There is a rationale for such bills:
Federal subsidies to college students amount to ``a GI Bill without the GI'';
arguably those benefits should be earned, not given.  But the earnings
exceed by 20 % the average income of young high-school graduates with
full-time jobs.  Why call that service?  3.  Encouragement is
<head>fine</head>; compulsion is not.
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David Capel took three wickets to put Northants on top against Kent in the clash between the second and third placed championship teams.    
Kent were hustled out for 196.
Capel dismissed Mark Benson, Neil Taylor and Matthew Fleming and Kent were grateful to a battling 65 by Steve Marsh for their solitary batting point.     
BLAKEY: Ready        
BOTHAM SHOCK    
IAN BOTHAM is in danger of missing his last big game for England at Lord's today.    
The heroic all-rounder visited a specialist in London yesterday about a shoulder injury that has dogged him for some weeks.    
Beefy will report fit for today's fourth Texaco Trophy clash with Pakistan, but skipper Graham Gooch said: &bquo;It's a problem which has troubled Ian for some time.
Although he should be <head>fit</head>I wouldn't rule out him of missing this game.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40006" docsrc="bnc_AN4_3151">
<answer instance="fit.40006" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Enclosure as a subject for poetry is usually associated with Oliver Goldsmith who touched on the question in &bquo;The Traveller&equo; (1764), before producing &bquo;The Deserted Village&equo; (1770).
It is the standard criticism of Goldsmith that his treatment of rural life is distorted by the pastoral myth.
Irvin Ehrenpreis claims, for example, that the pastoral myth in &bquo;The Deserted Village&equo; sets villagers outside the world of observation, thereby making them seem unreal.
Sambrook, on the other hand, sees greater efficacy in Goldsmith's protest; he suggests that this poet &bquo;established the myth of rural catastrophe in its familiar form&equo; and thus contributed to the development of English Utopianism among writers from Wollstonecraft to Ruskin who project a countryside humanized by <head>fit</head>housing and land reform.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40010" docsrc="bnc_BP1_84">
<answer instance="fit.40010" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
She gripped his hand to steady herself and felt the strong bones.
It was the first time she'd been in such a grand vehicle, and when she looked over the side she seemed so high up she was dizzy.    
&bquo;Sit still,&equo; he commanded, climbing up beside her and taking the reins.    
&bquo;I work in Newcastle Place.&equo;    
&bquo;You're not going back there yet.&equo;    
&bquo;But I 'ave to.
If Cook complains to Mrs Bradford I'll get the sack.&equo;    
&bquo;They'll understand,&equo; James said.
He handed her a blanket as she had no shawl and made sure it covered her   head to keep out the cold.
When he tucked in strands of dark curly hair her skin tingled at his touch.
&bquo;You're in no <head>fit</head>state to work straight away after the shock you've had.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40011" docsrc="bnc_ASB_124">
<answer instance="fit.40011" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
But as a theoretical basis for the protection of these rights and freedoms, such ideas are woefully inadequate.
In the first place the guarantee afforded liberty in Dicey's scheme is a negative rather than a positive one.
Freedom is not something that can be asserted in opposition to law; it is the residue of conduct permitted in the sense that no statute or common-law rule prohibits it.
Undoubtedly, there was such a reservoir of unregulated behaviour in Dicey's day.
His unspoken premise was that such a space for freedom would always continue to exist; he saw Parliament and the courts as guardians of liberty.
Accordingly, nothing in his framework was designed to stand up for liberty where the legislature saw <head>fit</head>to intervene with new restrictive laws, or where the courts contrived to discover or develop them; Dicey simply assumed that this would not occur.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40014" docsrc="bnc_C9R_650">
<answer instance="fit.40014" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
21.    
Red sky in the morning&hellip;    
11.      
Cup and&hellip;      
 Answers  : I. swear 2. sink 3. drink 4. dull 5. pretty 6. quiet 7. hunter 8. a flash (or lightning) 9. a bug in a rug 10. sin 11. saucer 12. whistle 13. brush 14. spit 15. bright 16. gone tomorrow 17. charity 18. blue 19. the seven dwarfs 20. and the world&hellip; you&hellip; and you weep&hellip; 21.&hellip; shepherd's warning.    
In your do-it-yourself practice, put one or two well-known phrases or sentences together as SAS exercises (at normal-pace speech of course).
For example: &bquo;I'd better get up bright and early today.
There's a lot to do.&equo;
&bquo;Touch my toes a few times first.
Better keep <head>fit</head>as a fiddle and ready for anything.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40015" docsrc="bnc_CEH_3499">
<answer instance="fit.40015" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It's cocoa tonight.&equo;
Vi set down the standeasy tray.
&bquo;And I've brought up some bread and jam, in case anybody's hungry.&equo;    
They said they weren't, but they jammed the bread and ate it without speaking.    
&bquo;I know you're both a bit sceptical.&equo;
Lucinda broke the silence.
&bquo;But sometimes it's uncanny the way those things get at the truth.
We used to do something quite like it at school.
After lights-out we'd all get up and play with this planchette thing.
And it got a hold on us, too.
We'd be there for hours, then wake up bog-eyed and <head>fit</head>for nothing next morning.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40017" docsrc="bnc_A17_482">
<answer instance="fit.40017" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
This is the month for new ventures, whether it be in the form of a dog show, obedience class or merely a fraternisation with local canine characters.
Your owner will indulge your whims and you'll feel favoured by all.        
Scorpio (Oct 24&ndash;Nov 22)    
Your down-to-earth, no-nonsense mood will endear you to your owner, who may well remark on this new change of character.
Now is the time to consolidate your gains by asking for more walks and extra perks, as your sensible attitude will enhance your standing during this fruitful period.        
Sagittarius (Nov 23&ndash;Dec 21)    
The middle of the month arrives with you really having a fling.
You are popular with canines and humans alike, so get out and about.
If entering a show, you may well find you come up trumps, mainly because you feel so <head>fit</head>and full of life.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40023" docsrc="bnc_AMD_1254">
<answer instance="fit.40023" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
A half day excursion to the pretty island of Lindau on Lake Constance is most worthwhile.
A trip to King   Ludwig's   fairytale castle at Neuschwanstein is also arranged.    
Walking: Brand and the surrounding area boasts over 100 km of marked paths, weaving through the breathtaking alpine scenery.    
Swimming: Open air swimming pool with a small pool for children.
There are also a few indoor pools.    
Horse riding: Riding is available for children as well as for adults.    
Horse drawn buggy rides: Great fun for everyone and a good way to see the village!    
Fishing: A permit is required for fishing in the Lunarsee and Alvierbach.    
Bowling: bowling and mini golf are available.
There is also a fitness course you can take to test how <head>fit</head>you really are!    
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40027" docsrc="bnc_AKT_7">
<answer instance="fit.40027" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Peterborough:    
CARDINAL Hume will celebrate Good Friday in ecumenical fashion, watching a Passion parade in central London with the Bishop of London, Salvationists, Methodists and Muslims.
The day marks a highlight for Simon Hannigan, 29, who will take the role of Jesus.
Playing Mary is Kathleen Campbell, 35, who happens to be Hannigan's fiancee.    
&bquo;It will be a moving and exhausting day,&equo; says Hannigan, who comes from an ecclesiastical family.
&bquo;I have to drag the cross halfway up Victoria Street.
I have been keeping <head>fit</head>with swimming.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40028" docsrc="bnc_CEP_7207">
<answer instance="fit.40028" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
That's the secret ingredient which sensational Portsmouth striker Guy Whittingham added to his armoury last summer &mdash; and with 20 goals this season, four ahead of nearest challenger Alan Shearer, it seems to have worked.    
While most top footballers were taking a well-earned rest, Whittingham put himself in the hands of Port Solent manager Avrel Lowe, who helped guide Kriss Akabusi, Roger Black and Todd Bennett glory.    
&bquo;I scored 24 goals in my first season with Portsmouth, 20 in my second, but only 13 last year,&equo; explained Whittingham, 28, himself a former physical training instructor as an Army corporal.    
&bquo;That was mainly because of a lot of niggly little injuries.
So I decided to get really <head>fit</head>this season before pre-season training, and Avrel seems to have done the trick.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40033" docsrc="bnc_CH2_12377">
<answer instance="fit.40033" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
THE Appalachian Star, a US ruby worth about &pound;14million, goes on show at London's Natural History Museum tomorrow.        
I'M DYING OF AIDS ADMITS SKATE CHAMP CURRY    
Gold medal star's weight drops to 9st    
BILL DANIELS    
STRICKEN Olympic skating star John Curry broke his silence yesterday to admit that he is dying from AIDS.
Revealing the torment he has endured since it was diagnosed, he said: &bquo;I don't want other sufferers to be frightened like I was.&equo;    
Blood tests confirmed he had the disease in December 1987 but he kept the tragic secret from his family for more than three years.    
John, 43, whose weight has dropped to 8st 12lb, said that he tried to live a normal life for as long as possible.
&bquo;I couldn't believe I had the virus.
After all, I felt as <head>fit</head>as a fiddle,&equo; he explained.
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40034" docsrc="bnc_A2L_186">
<answer instance="fit.40034" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
St John's Wood station.
As I ride the up-escalator, I see that the down-escalator is out of service.
A cheery hand-written notice recommends that passengers use the &bquo;Keep Fit Stairs&equo;.
St John's Wood station was closed for two months from February to April for repair of the escalators.
Since then, they have been out of order frequently &mdash; seven days in August alone.    
Late afternoon.
On my way to an engagement in Bracknell.
St John's Wood station again.
The down-escalator is still out of order.
I walk down the steep flight of stairs.
A middle-aged disabled woman attempts to do the same, edging gingerly down the exactly 100 Keep <head>Fit</head>steps, one by painful one.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40036" docsrc="bnc_CH1_94">
<answer instance="fit.40036" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
MY   MARVELLOUS   MASIE    
JULIE WALTERS ON THE HEARTBREAK OF FIGHTING HER DAUGHTER'S LEUKAEMIA FOR A SECOND TIME    
&bquo;When she's tired I worry like mad.
I think it might be something else&equo;    
HILARY BONNER    
IT SHOULD have been a great year for Julie Walters.
Her career has hit new heights and she has a movie due out soon.
But success has been overshadowed by fears for her much-loved daughter Masie.    
It was discovered in 1990 that Maisie, now aged four, had leukaemia.
And earlier this year Maisie suffered a shock relapse.    
Masie had responded brilliantly to treatment and seemed fighting <head>fit</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fit.40037" docsrc="bnc_ALK_769">
<answer instance="fit.40037" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Richard Baxter summed up his life in these words, &bquo;Weakness and pain helped me to study how to die; that set me on studying how to live; beginning with necessities, I proceeded by degrees, and now I am going to see that for which I have lived and studied.&equo;
Richard Baxter had lived with &bquo;one foot in the grave&equo; for most of his life.
His final words, spoken to his friend, Matthew Sylvester, were, &bquo;the Lord teach you to die&equo;.
Finally, at 4 a.m. on Tuesday, 8th.
December 1691, in his 76th. year, Richard Baxter entered into his everlasting rest.
He had &bquo;fought the good fight, he had finished his course, he had kept the faith&equo;.
His earthly remains were laid to rest alongside those of his dear wife in Christ Church.
His funeral, according to Calamy, &bquo;was attended by a most numerous company of all ranks and qualities, and especially of ministers, some of whom were Conformists, who thought <head>fit</head>to pay him that last office of respect.&equo;      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fit.40040" docsrc="bnc_CEP_10506">
<answer instance="fit.40040" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;He has flair, class and ability and is an ideal candidate to play on our stage.
Also, at 26, he is coming to the peak of his career.&equo;     
Plunge    
Cantona said: &bquo;Sure, I've had lots of clubs.
But the journey goes on.
I hope to stay here for a long time.&equo;    
I still feel Ferguson took the plunge partly to appease a following that felt estranged when United entered the world of big money institutions.    
He said: &bquo;Eric will give the fans a big lift and I'm sure he'll be welcomed with open arms.&equo;        
Seaman in firing line    
Andrian Holloway    
ARSENAL keeper David Seaman and midfielder David Hillier are <head>fit</head>to face Manchester United today after being substituted in the Gunners' 3&ndash;0 crash at Leeds.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fit.40041" docsrc="bnc_B72_1790">
<answer instance="fit.40041" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
You got to go look for work tomorrow.
Quit wasting your time looking at the sky.&equo;
Then my kids start up.
&bquo;Yeah, Papa, stop looking at the sky.
All the kids at school think you're some kind of heretic.&equo;    
&bquo;Here I an trying to change man's perception of the Cosmos and the neighbours and kids tell me to get a job.
That's when I need a big bowl of Famagusta Instant Golden Enriched Noodles.    
&bquo;Now I hear the Pope has decided to bring me to trial.
The first thing I think is &bquo;Uh oh, Galilei, your rear end is in a pasta maker now&equo;.
But the next thing I do is buy a case on Famagusta Instant Golden Enriched Noodles.
If they throw me in prison, at least I know that with Famagusta and maybe a rodent or two from my cell, I can have a meal <head>fit</head>for a Borgia.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fit.40044" docsrc="bnc_AR7_236">
<answer instance="fit.40044" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Andrea Whitcombe led almost from start to finish to retain her title at the Women's National Cross-Country Championships at Birkenhead.
Her winning time of 19:55 over the 5600m course, ensured the 19-year-old Parkside runner a place in the six-woman team at the World Cross-Country Championships in Antwerp.    
Christie in with the in-crowd    
Zola&hellip; about to make history or just history?          
FORUM    
READERS' LETTERS    
The Editor reserves the right to alter and shorten published letters      
Definitely, not a walk-over!    
At 59 I'm the novelty man of big time races, but seven years ago it was a different matter.
I suffered a mild heart attack after 20 years of athletics.
Super <head>fit</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fit.40047" docsrc="bnc_AAJ_212">
<answer instance="fit.40047" senseid="fit%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
In the United States even those most staid of institutions, the public utilities, offer a cash discount to those customers who pay for their water, electricity or gas on time.    
The current regime governing credit card transactions in the UK runs counter to such basic trading practices and principles.
Far from receiving a discount the purchaser arriving at the average high street store which a bunch of fivers in most cases pays more for his new washing machine or bicycle because the retailer has factored into the pricing structure the credit card company's fee (which can range from one to four per cent).
Thus, the decision by the Trade Secretary, Mr Nicholas Ridley, to abolish the credit card companies &bquo;no discrimination&equo; rule must be sensible.
It allows retailers to set prices as they see <head>fit</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fit.40055" docsrc="bnc_BML_574">
<answer instance="fit.40055" senseid="fit%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
It is soon supported by words that a child can not only respond to but also make.
One of Leila Berg's grandchildren, Martha, at the age of eighteen months had a speaking vocabulary of 258 words (Berg, 1977, pp.26&ndash;9) and no doubt a more extensive hearing vocabulary since she was a full member of the family&equo; s conversation group and stories were part of her life.
Martha was building up a vast resource that was enabling her to ask and to tell, to hear and to enjoy.    
At one time childhood reading was justified mainly in terms of vocabulary growth: reading increased vocabulary.
This seems a weak argument much in the spirit of the Andy Capp cartoon which read (if memory serves):    
&bquo;Why do you play football at your age, Andy?&equo;    
&bquo;It keeps me <head>fit</head> .&equo;    
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Anfield manager Graeme Souness must obtain Foreign Office clearance before he can draft in the &pound;600,000 Scandinavian international to replace his latest casualty.
Liverpool have been holding on since November 9 for news of the left-sided 22-year-old while government officials check to see if there are any objections from the FA or Players' Union.    
&bquo;The delay is part of the normal process, but I hope we can move things along,&equo; said Souness.
Burrows is out for three months after being stretchered off in Tuesday night's Coca-Cola Cup clash with Crystal Palace.
The diagnosis could worsen if specialists decide he needs surgery on knee ligament or cartilage damage.    
Paul Stewart is also having treatment on a knee injury picked up in the same match and is fighting to be <head>fit</head>for Monday's Merseyside derby.        
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GIBSON: Trains alone        
ROYLE GUARD    
Leeds out for revenge    
OLDHAM boss Joe Royle has warned his players to be ready for a revenge raid when Leeds United cross the Pennines tonight.    
The Latics were one of only four sides to beat the League champions last season and Royle said: &bquo;They will be going all out to put that right.&equo;    
Leeds are the Premier League's top scorers with 11 and Oldham are just one behind.    
But with both sides having some shaky defensive displays so far, the Oldham boss predicted: &bquo;It certainly won't be 0-0.&equo;    
Oldham will be unchanged from the side which drew 3-3 against Manchester City as skipper Mike Milligan, who needed three stitches in a mouth wound, has passed himself <head>fit</head> .    
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Coach holidays    
Some people regard coach holidays as like being carted around like sheep in a truck, but they are rather good for people travelling alone.
You are always supervised by a guide and the coach driver, so no harm can befall you.
The only hazard might be the person who you find yourself seated next to.
However, the coaches make frequent stops for sightseeing and to stay in hotels overnight, which will allow you to escape.          
Working holidays    
Lots of young people have to work in their summer holidays in order to supplement a meagre college grant.
For other people, who are already working, but get a certain number of weeks paid holiday a year, it's a way of enjoying a change of scenery, becoming <head>fit</head> , and earning some extra money.
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The line includes only one home-grown box, the high-end 16-way WinServer 5000, priced at &dollar;247,000 with 384 disks, 32 SCSI channels, 2Gb memory and parallel-processing communications facilities, which will not be available until the fourth quarter.      
Mainframe-class    
Sequent expects the mainframe-class 5000 to go to 30 processors.
The other three members in the family are all being bought in OEM from Tricord Systems Inc and will be available soon from Sequent as the entry-level two-way WinServer 1000 priced at &dollar;29,900, the two-way WinServer 1500 priced at &dollar;39,300 and the six-way WinServer 3000 priced at &dollar;75,300.
Like everybody else, Sequent is waiting on Pentium deliveries from Intel, now not expected much before the end of the year.
Until then it will use 66MHz 80486 parts instead.
It describes the 1000 with 512Mb RAM, nine 3.5&ins; disks and two SCSI channels as <head>fit</head>for business-critical client-server workgroups and small departments.
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It was amazing how little the money was at such a famous and unbelievably well-supported club.
And when I found out after a bit of dressing-room chat what the other lads were on I had to make a point.    
I figured that if I asked for a transfer I'd either get a rise or would be able to work out a better deal for myself if I went elsewhere.    
In truth, I didn't want to quit United if it could be avoided, I was totally hooked on the place.    
But things just went from bad to worse.    
Ferguson refers to a pub and club session that Norman Whiteside and I had, and that come Friday I couldn't train &mdash; even though, he said, I was supposed to be playing against Queens Park Rangers.    
He says that after he doesn't know how many reprimands, I refused to play on Saturday protesting that I wasn't <head>fit</head>enough.    
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The connection between dehydration and the bends is now quite clear.
Combating dehydration should be considered by all divers so have a good intake of fluid before each dive.    
Accidents to date include:      
Air Embolisms &mdash; 3        
Type 2 Bend &mdash; 19        
Type 1 Bend &mdash; 9          
In addition, Dave tells me that the centre has also treated a number of carbon monoxide poisonings and gas gangrene injuries &mdash; fortunately, both from causes other than diving.    
Vic Bonfante, SW Regional Rep.        
Words of Warning    
Remember to follow the code    
Divers build up your experience before diving offshore, get <head>fit</head> , keep fit.
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Triples: D Pudney (Towerlands) 22, M Raymond (Towerlands) 15; R Cutts (Ipswich) 11, A Wyatt (Ipswich) 16.    
Fours: D Pudney (Towerlands) 23, E Josh (Colchester) 18; R Cutts (Ipswich) 22, A Chambers (Mid Suffolk) 14.        
Veterans leap for the needy    
A 70-YEAR-OLD man and his former comrades will perform a parachute jump to mark the 50th anniversary of their wartime drop into the &bquo;killing fields&equo; of Arnhem.    
Len Wright, who narrowly escaped death during the battle, made famous in the film,  A Bridge Too Far  , has not made a parachute jump for nearly 40 years.    
However, despite suffering a minor heart attack 15 years ago, Len from Fressingfield, Suffolk, said he felt as &bquo;<head>fit</head>as a fiddle&equo; and intended to make next year's drop.    
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Column Eight: Giving your mortgage a service    
By SIMON PINCOMBE    
The building society grapevine is buzzing with rumours of foreign predators queuing up to bid for a large British society.
The latest whisper surrounds Ford.
Yes, that's right, the car maker.    
The American corporation refuses to comment, of course, but the notion is not quite as bizarre as it sounds.    
Ford has a massive financial services division, with a &dollar;100.2bn balance sheet and net income last year of &dollar;691m.
More to the point, it is looking to expand its European credit operations which are comparatively small, but highly profitable.
In Britain, Ford Motor Credit has a banking licence, and has therefore already cleared the Bank of England's &bquo;<head>fit</head>and proper&equo; hurdle.    
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Gordon Durie, David Howells and Paul Allen all face late fitness tests.
Gudni Bergsson is set to play his first game of the season at sweeper.
Arsenal will make a late decision on whether to recall left-back Nigel Winterburn.    
Last season: Arsenal 2, Spurs 0; Spurs 1, Arsenal 1.        
Wimbledon v Oldham    
Warren Barton faces a late fitness test.
Oldham are unchanged.
Last season: Wimbledon 2, Oldham 1; Oldham 0, Wimbledon 1.    
TOMORROW        
Liverpool v Blackburn    
Ian Rush, Don Hutchison, Mark Walters and Paul Stewart have all been passed <head>fit</head> .
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Some 140 full-time workers are now resident and around 3,000 short-term workers were in Albania this summer.    
Missionary societies and church denominations are involved not only in church planting but also in giving advice and assistance in such fields as Education and Health Care, etc.
Secular agencies are also giving aid in both practical and consultative capacities.    
Naturally, not only the evangelical church has taken opportunity of the open door &mdash; cults are also active, notably Bahai and Jehovah's Witnesses.
Islamic literature is being translated and circulated.    
In 1967, when the then Communist government declared Albania an atheist state, all religious buildings were put to other use or closed.
Now (since end-1990) those still <head>fit</head>for the original purpose of use have been restored, and so mosques too are open and functioning.
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Mr Souness, who arrived at a Manchester hospital offering the comment: &bquo;I can't say I'm looking forward to it but it is essential so it has to be done,&equo; broke the news to his players on the way back from Sunday's semi-final which Liverpool rescued late in extra time through Ronnie Whelan.        
Soccer Comment: Dark and deadly side of intense life at the top    
By Colin Gibson    
GRAEME SOUNESS was one week short of his first anniversary in charge of Liverpool when the stresses and strains of football management took their heavy toll.    
Mr Souness, 39 next month, was yesterday admitted to a Cheshire hospital for triple heart by-pass surgery which will keep him away from work until next season.    
He had felt no pain, nor had any indication that, even though he appeared <head>fit</head>enough to play in the First Division, he was about to become a victim of coronary problems.    
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Still, it is something unrequited in Jackie and it curiously twists his character, making him sometimes use people on his upward path.    
Another ambition has been financial reward, and it is a lucky man who escapes a conversation with Jackie without being reminded of his various positions, his bankers, his lawyers, his accountants and his courtiers.
That, too, is explicable, and though Jackie himself puts it down, with much humour, to being a Scot, it is more likely the product of a powerful drive to succeed left over from his motor-racing days.
Just as I am sure twenty-seven victories seemed utterly insufficient to Jackie &mdash; and had he not retired, he was certainly <head>fit</head>enough and a good enough driver, given the right cars, to which he would have had total access, to notch up another fifteen or twenty &mdash; I am sure that his first million seemed a trifle.    
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After several public expressions of regret and an impressive start to the season, Goodway makes the party on the unanswerable grounds of form.    
Hobbs, who last played for Great Britain in France in 1987, returns to international favour on the strength of the maturity he has displayed since taking over the captaincy at Bradford this season.
Kelvin Skerrett, another high-profile performer in the Northern pack, is one of three uncapped players.    
In the backs there are no real surprises.
Andy Currier and Paul Newlove are the newcomers, scarcely unheralded, but Reilly has chosen a squad rather than a team because of injury doubts over Andy Gregory and Joe Lydon, and with the threat of suspension hanging over Shaun Edwards.    
Thus while Deryck Fox can celebrate his first call-up since 1986, it is only with the knowledge that he will be discarded if Gregory is passed <head>fit</head> .
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As I've said before, falconry has always fascinated me, and I hope I'm going to be able to make my living at it one day.    
The course was important to me for several reasons.
I wanted to learn as much as possible about different birds.
People who don't know what they're doing can kill birds of prey &mdash; their weight is very delicately balanced, as you've seen from the trouble I had finding the right flying weight for Dawn.
A kestrel is even smaller than a barn owl &mdash; it may only weigh six to seven ounces, and could easily lose a quarter of an ounce overnight in cold weather because of the energy it uses up trying to maintain its body heat.
That's the equivalent of a medium-sized man losing half a stone overnight, and it could be fatal for a bird.
So it's vital to understand just what the right weight is, and how to feed a bird to keep it <head>fit</head>but well fed.    
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But on the other hand it is already operated by, for example, those professionals who have co-founded with users voluntary pressure groups, doffing their professional garb by night.
In this sense professionals have already attempted to break down the norms of public discourse to bring on the clients of welfare who have suffered in silence.    
Operationalizing this framework allows study of key questions about the closures of British mental hospitals.
Would one find controlled authorities rationally closing the hospitals which they had been told were least <head>fit</head>to serve for the future &mdash; for instance on the grounds of extreme remoteness to districts served or lack of viability in terms of the relative decline of the resident population &mdash; and thus cases of rule book judgements?
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Analysing the difference between Labour and the Tories, Mr Kinnock said that while Labour planned ahead for the future, the Government waited for the future to come and hit them.
They had neither made adequate preparation for the Single European Market nor allowed for proper funding for the Channel tunnel.    
&bquo;That attitude towards the future is not good enough for the British people.
It's not good enough to serve the future.
They're not good enough for the British people.
We are now.&equo;    
Concluding, Mr Kinnock looked beyond the conference: &bquo;It is an encouragement, an inspiration to see this party working together, coming to a joint position on objectives, and of not only telling itself, but exuding to the British public the feeling that we are <head>fit</head>to serve our country.&equo;    
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The book had a strange subsequent history in that five distinct editions, totalling perhaps 50,000 copies, were reprinted for use by the Federal troops in the American Civil War (1861&ndash;65), more than two hundred years after the other Civil War.
With that number about little more than a century ago, it might be thought an easy matter to run one to earth.
Don't count on it.    
Fifty years after the &bquo;Souldier's&equo; Bible had been carried in the pockets of the Roundheads to inspire them at Marston Moor and Naseby, appeared a reprint with some additions and alterations.
Published in 1693 by R. Smith ('under the Piazza of the Royal Exchange in Cornhill') with the title  The Christian Soldier's Penny Bible, Shewing from the Holy Scriptures the Soldier &bquo;s Duty and Encouragement&hellip; <head>fit</head>for the Soldier &bquo;s or Seaman &bquo;s Pocket  , it is thought to have been produced for our troops in Flanders.
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After sowing label each pot clearly    
Do not let seed or seedlings dry out        
FLOWER GARDEN      
Any rock and border plants still to be lifted, split-up and re-planted should be dealt with as soon as possible.
Also plant replacements to fill gaps, or collections to fill new areas.
Set out sweet peas seedlings over-wintered in frames once they are fully hardened off.    
As soon as the chance of a severe frost is passed, remover any winter protection from semi-tender plants.
Cut off the top growth of catmint, but leave the pruning of caryopteris and fuchsias until new growth appears.    
If the soil is <head>fit</head>to work in late March, sow the hardier annuals like calendulas, cornflower, larkspur, limnanthes, nigella and sweet peas.
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However, our  Chemicals and the quality of life   booklets would certainly not have been improved by the use of recycled paper, the environmental benefits of which are not unalloyed, according to chemists and papermakers.    
The chemical industry makes a crucial contribution to our health and prosperity and to protection of the environment.
In  Chemicals and the quality of life   we set out to illustrate these achievements in the most effective way possible, consistent with prudent use of our members' funds.
There is much ignorance among the public about these issues and it would have been helpful   to see a sensible letter about this problem in the context of our literature.    
We will use recycled paper for our high quality literature when it achieves the cost and performance levels of &bquo;virgin&equo; materials.
In the meantime, let recycled papers be conserved for the many purposes they are more <head>fit</head>for.        
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And he pleaded for the public to write to Premier John Major to protest at the move.    
Mr Cameron said: &bquo;This is a recipe for disaster.
There will be delays in the arrival of fire engines and ambulances &mdash; which could cost lives.&equo;    
The 80 emergency exchanges would be slashed to just three with the loss of 8,000 trained operators.        
The King and Icing    
BIRTHDAY girl Julie Andrews blows out a candle at the launch of her new record &mdash; a version of the classic musical The King and I.    
The singing actress, now 57, plays Anna with Gandhi star Ben Kingsley as the King of Siam.    
Showbiz pals at her London party reckoned the LP sounded great, and saluted Julie with this ornate cake&hellip; <head>fit</head>for the King.        
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&bquo;Making false claims about a second-hand item verbally or in a small ad is a serious offence, even when the proceeds go to charity,&equo; according to Mr Keith Richards, a senior lawyer with the Consumers' Association and the author of the report.    
&bquo;Any private seller who makes a factual statement about the goods he is selling, verbally or in writing, can be held to account if what he says is inaccurate.&equo;    
He adds: &bquo;People who get carried away when describing their wares can end up in the small claims court.&equo;    
Although the principle tenet of the Sale of Goods Act &mdash; that goods should be &bquo;of merchantable quality&equo; or &bquo;<head>fit</head>for their purpose&equo; &mdash; does not automatically apply when the seller is an individual or club, all second-hand goods must &bquo;fit their description&equo;.    
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It is a hard road to tread, though, for major loss means a frightening separation from that which gives life meaning, satisfaction and purpose, and it often brings other losses in its train that continue to bludgeon the spirit and create feelings of anxiety and insecurity.
Your elderly widowed parent may not only be losing her close companion, friend and confidant (and, if she is still sexually active, as some woman are, well into the sixties and beyond, her lover), but also the one she depended upon for financial advice, physical protection in an increasingly violent society, and transport if she does not drive herself or can no longer afford to run a car.
Unless she is very <head>fit</head> , able to care for the garden and do decorating and other jobs of that kind around the house, she will miss his support in this way too.
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When she was questioned she told the officer she had consumed two glasses of wine at the school Christmas concert.&equo;    
The incident happened the day after the local Gwent police force had launched their anti-drink drive campaign.    
Pritchard failed a roadside breath test which recorded 151 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.
The legal limit is 35 micrograms.    
David John, defending, said: &bquo;Miss Pritchard has some history of a drink problem and she regrets this incident.&equo;    
Mrs Freda Hindley, chairman of the bench, told her: &bquo;You only escaped prison because of your previous good character and because you pleaded guilty.&equo;    
Pritchard, wearing a grey skirt and jumper, offered to pay the fine at &pound;60 a week.    
Police kept her locked up in a cell until she gave a negative breath test and was deemed <head>fit</head>to leave.    
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The teachers are forced to cancel the 800 metres when the other competitors all withdraw rather than be humiliated by being beaten by me and my Mum is moved to tears of joy and pride as I win the 4 &amp;times 100 metres relay race on my own.
At the end of the afternoon's   events the Head makes an emotional speech praising my athleticism, my versatility, my stamina and my humility as he kneels at my feet to present me with the &bquo;School's Outstanding Sportsperson of the Decade&equo; award.
Later, at home, my Dad puts up another five shelves in my bedroom to display the trophies that have just been delivered by Securicor.    
That, as I said, all happens (in my imagination, of course) on the night before Sports Day.
On the actual day itself the reality is, well, sort of different.    
To start with I must admit that I'm not actually very <head>fit</head> .
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 The Stage   was published on that day and they would sit at tables in threes and fours sharing a single cup of coffee Everyone was generous about sharing job information and they had the bonus of the Tiller name behind them.
If they were on their beam-ends the really desperate might brave an audition with the dreaded Sherman   Fisher.
Like many dance directors he imitated the Tiller style and by undercutting could offer some work.    
No matter how long they had been unemployed, the Girls felt guilty when auditioning for other troupes.
The ghost of Mrs Tiller would loom above them telling them they were letting her down.    
An unusual job was created by a national newspaper for publicity purposes.
A team called the  Daily Mirror Eight   toured seaside towns during the summer from June till the end of August.
Doris and the editor auditioned dancers who had to perform physical exercises along with acrobatic dancing.
They rehearsed at New Cross Stadium and had to get a suntan to look <head>fit</head> .
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Set in the relaxed, easy going Roussillon area, the lively resort of Canet Plage is one of the most appealing resorts on this coast.    
Its superb sandy beach which stretches for over four miles, is very popular with sunworshippers and sports enthusiasts alike.
There are plenty of facilities for waterskiing, windsurfing and paragliding and alongside the beach runs a palm tree lined avenue of shops, boutiques, bars, open-air caf&eacute;s and restaurants, all making for a lively, bustling atmosphere.      
MAR ESTANG      
CLUB BONUS POINTS    
2 swimming pools.    
A range of watersports including windsurfing, waterskiing, canoes, pedaloes.    
Fine sandy beach.    
3 tennis courts.    
A keep <head>fit</head>centre.    
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But this is one candle you cannot possibly afford to extinguish in your life, for without it you may lose much of the valuable to-and-fro of friendship, which can protect you from isolation, and act as a safety-valve when you are under strain.    
Your parent's agreement should be obtained too, if possible, for arrangements to be made for someone suitable to come and spend a day or evening with her regularly so that you can go out.
Once this has been settled and accepted, the next question is &mdash; how do you find such people?
Obviously if you have family living near enough, they would be the first to turn to for help of this kind.
Failing this, a <head>fit</head>elderly neighbour may be willing to come, either voluntarily or for a small payment, which would be useful to them if they are living on a small pension.
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It is wonderful to see their enthusiasm and already a heart for others to come to know the Lord Jesus.    
At the present time we are much in prayer for a lad called David and we would ask you all to join in prayer for him as he battles against his addiction to alcohol &mdash; remembering our battle is not against flesh and blood but against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
We have other contacts with people who as yet have not come along and we need to stand in prayer for them also.    
The general feeling at the centre is one of friendliness and fun.
Amongst others Alec Mack came along with his guitar to entertain us, Mary Marshall put us through our paces with keep <head>fit</head> , (enough said!!) and Derek MacIntosh also tinkled the ivories for us.
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The man had had a full medical check-up only a month before.    
&bquo;I am going to give you a sedative, Miss Thorne, and some tablets.&equo;    
&bquo;Tablets for my heart?&equo;    
&bquo;Mild tranquillisers.&equo;    
&bquo;I do not need those drugs, I am not insane.
Tranquillisers are for the control of manic patients.&equo;    
&bquo;Nonsense.&equo;    
The locks snapped shut on his case.
He is going, Alida thought in despair, and no more is to be done, no examination is to be made, tranquillisers are the only treatment I am to have&hellip;. &bquo;a full medical check-up only one month before.&equo;    
&bquo;Have a rest today, take things easy tomorrow, that's all.
You'll be <head>fit</head> .
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I walked over to Mick, who was crouched near the rear wheel of the Land Rover tending the petrol stove.
My legs were steadier than they had been the night before but they still dithered weakly.
It was difficult to believe how much effort I had put into training and preparation.    
In February 1973, when I first decided to make the journey, there can have been few twenty-eight year olds who were less fit for the task.
I was not quite five feet eight inches high, weighed only nine and a half stone, and found it uncomfortable to stand without arch-supports even for the duration of a hymn in church.
Scholl gave me four pairs to take to the Sahara.    
Acquiring fitness over the next twenty-two months was not easy.
My job as a curate took mornings, afternoons and evenings, six days a week &mdash; I was given one day off &mdash; so there was no time to get <head>fit</head>by walking.
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However, if you are committed to jumping a fence, they should not get in the way.    
On completion of your round, slow down gently and then dismount.
Untack, check for injuries, and put a sweat rug (plus a top rug if it is cold) and walk him around to dry off.
If he is very sweaty you may need to wash him off (preferably with tepid water, not cold).     
If he is very sweaty you will need to wash him off          
EVENTING    
If you and your horse are good all-rounders, this is probably the discipline for you.
You need to be able to complete a dressage test calmly and obediently, jump a course of show jumps, and safely negotiate a crosscountry course.
Your horse should also be <head>fit</head> , as eventing is more demanding than the other activities covered.    
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But there is a nagging doubt that the British Library itself will fall prey to the semi-literate tendency &mdash; it is after all located in Bloomsbury itself.
There are a number of books in the list here that have been discarded from the British Library, including an  editio princeps  .
But developments in the eighties suggest that these fears are not as worrying as the very real fear about other libraries in Britain.    
As long ago as the seventeenth century worries have been expressed about the inadequacies of official libraries.
Richard Bentley, the great classical scholar, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, who was appointed Keeper of the King's Libraries in 1694, answered criticism in terms that could be used today:    
I will own that I have often said and lamented that the library was not <head>fit</head>to be seen&hellip;
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It was the first time she had ever seen her team eager and willing and fully co-operative, the envy of all her friends.
They hung on the Sergeant's every word, handled the pistols with reverence; their concentration was intense.
The lesson seemed to pass in a flash.
None of them wanted to leave.    
&bquo;I can come down two or three times a week.
And later I might let you borrow the pistols to practise on your own.
If I find I can trust you to be sensible.&equo;    
They fixed two nights when they were not riding.
That left two nights for swimming and Sunday off.
Running was all the time.
And exercising the horses now they were getting <head>fit</head> .
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I would be painfully aware of myself, convinced they were looking at me, and trying to act normally, without any idea what &bquo;normal&equo; is.
I'd be concerned as to whether I was wearing more layers of clothing than the other women, and whether anyone had noticed.    
I do look at other women's bodies; I tell myself it's good for me to know what &bquo;ordinary&equo; bodies look like.
I always pity the average and fat ones, congratulating myself on having avoided such a flabby fate.
I ask myself if I want to be more like the slim women whom I admire than like my own thin body.
But usually I decide it's OK for them, but not for me &mdash; I couldn't bear it, I'd feel fat.    
Although I know that the amount of exercise I do will keep me <head>fit</head> , these days I feel guilty about doing &bquo;so little&equo; exercise.
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His victories with Pebbles in the Breeders' Cup Turf and Jupiter Island in the Japan Cup &mdash; the only successes by a Briton in the events &mdash; were superb feats, but perhaps even more laudable was his achievement in saddling Bold Arrangement to take second in the Kentucky Derby, a unique venture the know-alls told him was not even worth attempting.    
By comparison to what Top Class undertook earlier this year, the trip to Paris will seem like a canter up the road.
In March he provided Brittain with another sizeable slice of foreign currency by finishing second in Australia's Tancred International.    
The fact that he travels well is not the only thing in Top Class's favour, as Brittain explains.
&bquo;Like so many of High Top's stock, Top Class is developing late.
He's <head>fit</head>and ready to run for his life.
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They're all fine routes for backpacking holidays but local youth hostels or bed and breakfasts are also available.
At least one guidebook giving precise route descriptions has been written about each of the walks and without exception they'll take you through some of the loveliest countryside we have.      
The Cambrian Way    
Start: Cardiff Castle    
Finish: Conwy Castle    
Distance: 274 miles    
This is a   grandaddy   of a long distance path which traverses Wales through some stunning and remote mountain country.
This high level route is not for the faint hearted &mdash; as well as being longer than the Pennine Way it involves much more climbing.
It should only be tackled by <head>fit</head>walkers who know what they're doing with a map and compass.    
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&bquo;Why should there be so much hassle over one position when there are so many other good players fighting for places in the centre and back row?    
&bquo;One player isn't going to make a team and international rugby is more about team planning and preparation these days than it was in the days of the great Welsh outside halves.&equo;    
The West back line will be without four original selections &mdash; British Lions Ieuan Evans and Robert Jones, Welsh centre Scott Gibbs and Stephens.
East Wales bring in Howard Stone for Newport flanker Glenn George.        
Pipe's in no Rush    
MARTIN PIPE was last night refusing to get carried away about the Gold Cup prospects of Rushing Wild.    
The giant chaser put up an exciting performance on his debut for the champion trainer, romping home by 12 lengths from favourite <head>Fit</head>For Firing at Wincanton on Saturday.    
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So he adjusts.  He no longer crowds the plate.  He's not thinking about
home runs anymore, just base hits.  Still, ``how sweet it is,'' he says,
savoring the fat sound of the well-hit line drive that bounces off the
center field wall.  And do n't expect many complete games by pitchers --
perhaps three out of 288, laughs Mr. Fingers, the former Oakland reliever.
Expect ``tricky'' stuff from pitchers, says Mr. Weaver, the manager.
Expect brushbacks but no beanballs, says Mr. McEnaney.  Even expect stolen
bases, says the wiry and <head>fit</head> Mr. Campaneris: ``If you
know how to slide, it's no problem,'' he says.
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It was common to see Polish soldiers walking on the Hel peninsula, on day trips to &Sacute;wibno or out courting local girls.
On Sundays a detail would march out to the nearest Polish church to attend mass.    
Polish control of the railways and customs, and the presence of a Polish Post Office and military garrison, were a constant reminder of Danzig's fragile economy and expensive independence.
Indeed, by 1933 Danzig needed Poland far more than   Poland needed Danzig.
Ironically, while the post-war Polish communist regime was to seek desperately to legitimise its seizure of Danzig in 1945 by reference to history, ancient settlement and archaeology, the inter-war Polish Communist Party (KPP: membership approximately 16,000) under J. Herryng and J. Leszczy&nacute;ski, decided to oppose the continued existence of the <head>Free</head>City and campaign for its return to the Reich by attachment to East Prussia.
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The ardent left-winger helped launch the Red Wedge pop-meets-politics movement to boost the Labour vote in the 1987 general election.    
Weller, at No 21 with Uh Huh, Oh Yeh, &mdash; his first major hit in four years &mdash; says: &bquo;People have probably known more about my politics than my music.
Now it's music first and I'll leave politics to others.&equo;          
YOUR MONEY      
HOMELY TOUCH    
IAN MILLER    
BUILDING tycoon Sir Lawrie Barratt has given up on Chancellor Norman Lamont's feeble attempts to halt the recession.    
&bquo;We've decided to take the initiative ourselves,&equo; he said yesterday.    
He's offering bargain mortgages on his homes, with <head>free</head>redundancy insurance.     
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In the 1964 Westminster election in West Belfast, Paisley and Desmond Boal (whose Stormont constituency was encompassed by the Westminster seat) backed the Unionist candidate, James Kilfedder.
Sinn Fein were contesting the seat and a tricolour, the flag of the Irish Republic, was flown in the window of the Sinn Fein election office in Divis St. Although the Flags and Emblems Act made such displays illegal, the RUC had often ignored them if they were in nationalist areas.
On this occasion, Paisley made sure that the display was not ignored.
At a meeting in the Ulster Hall, he insisted that if the RUC did not go in and remove the offensive flag, then he would do it himself.
The RUC moved in and triggered what Farrell describes as the worst rioting since 1935.    
In the same year, Protestant Action again fielded candidates for the Belfast Corporation.
Paisley, with Ivan Foster and William Beattie, two student ministers of the <head>Free</head>Church, was active in campaigning for them.
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Sometimes, though, the rig falls in an awkward position, in which case the rig has to be  flipped   by lifting the end of the boom.
For first attempts the board is best positioned as above, but with practice the board can be manoeuvred once the rig is out of the water.    
2.
 Raising the rig (Figs 55 &amp; 56)   The main points here are to swim vigorously into wind, which will help release the water off the back of the sail, and lift the sail upwards and diagonally into the wind.
When raising the rig one hand is on the mast, while the other treads water helping the feet.    
3.
 Controlling the rig   Once the rig is <head>free</head>the hands move on to the boom in the normal sailing position and the power is controlled by sheeting in and out.        
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There is plenty of time to look around Stratford-upon-Avon or leave the train at Warwick to visit the historic castle.    
The train runs on Sunday, July 12 with locomotive No. 6024 &bquo;King Edward I&equo; and on Sunday, September 29 with No. 5029 &bquo;Nunney Castle&equo;.
Both locomotives can normally be seen at the Didcot Railway Centre in Oxfordshire where they are often in action on Steamdays.    
There are Standard, First and Premier fares, the latter including silver service at seat dining to make the day complete.
Bookings can be made by telephoning   on Mondays to Fridays or   on Monday to Thursday evenings  .    
Teddy Bears will be gathering at Didcot Railway Centre on Sunday, July 12 for the Teddy Bears Picnic.    
All the children visiting the Centre on this day with their Teddy will receive a <head>free</head>Goodie Bag to join in the feast.    
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Situated in 700 acres of the beautiful Seven Sisters Country Park on the A259, 5 miles west of Eastbourne, 1 mile east of Seaford.
Main car park opposite, plus woodland car parks nearby.      
19    
MICHELHAM PRIORY  
Upper Dicker, Hailsham.
Off A22 and A27.
Founded in 1229 for Augustinian Canons.
Situated in 6 acres of gardens surrounded by large moat and approached through an imposing 14thC Gate House.
Also Physic Garden, working Watermill, Tudor Barn, Picnic area and Playground.
Blacksmiths and Rope Museum.
<head>Free</head>car park.
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The Conservative government's proposals to reform the health service published in the White Paper  Working for Patients  , were designed to improve the efficiency of the NHS and, at the same time, increase the patient's choice.
Conservative philosophy has relied on competition to improve efficiency in other areas of the economy and the same principles were applied to the NHS.
  The criteria, whereby resources were to be allocated, were shifted from decisions based on assessment of need by doctors and managers towards outcomes based on competition and market forces.
This radical change of emphasis proved to be extremely unpopular with doctors both in primary care and the hospital service.
However, the fundamental nature of the NHS was maintained in the sense that it remained a service funded from general taxation, <head>free</head>at the point of use.    
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The rising intensity of immediatism began with Mrs Heyrick's pamphlet of 1824 and developed in step with the conviction that amelioration was being blocked by slave-owners.
Gradualism had failed to secure the collaboration of masters or their agents in educating or providing religious instruction for the slaves.
How long could their own obstruction permit the slave-owners to claim the slaves were unfit for freedom?
By 1830 the speaker at a meeting of Durham abolitionists was part of a formidable chorus when he argued    
It was futile to invest him &lsqb;the slave&rsqb; with moral dignity while under the weight of slavery&hellip;
There was a gulph &lsqb;  sic  &rsqb; between slavery and freedom which could neither be filled up nor closed over and across which the slave must leap ere he alighted on the other side and found himself a <head>free</head>man.        
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He is also a keen golfer and a past captain of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers at Muirfield, to whom he presented a photograph of himself wearing a wig.
But the most important thing about Lord Robertson was that in this particular case he was even more prejudiced than Lord Grant, although in the light of all that had recently occurred, with far less excuse.
It was evident, as the trial went on, that Lord Robertson had held for many years a belief amounting to an article of faith that Meehan and Griffiths had committed the Ayr murder, and that so paltry a matter as overwhelming evidence to show that they hadn't and that Waddell and McGuinness had, was in no way going to sway him.    
The first indication of the direction his mind (or what passed for it) was moving had come at the beginning of the trial when he called in two other judges to help determine whether the <head>free</head>pardon that Meehan had been granted quashed his conviction.
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The OPEC petro-dollar surplus provided a major boost to the euro-dollar market's growth in the 1970s.
International banks intermediated (or recycled) dollar funds between the surplus and deficit units in the international economy (see Chapter 2, LDCs; OPEC).              
the euro-currency market's essential features    
From the previous two sections the following points have, perhaps, already become apparent to most readers.      
The ECM being essentially <head>free</head>and unregulated is governed by the principles of competition while most domestic money markets have been riddled with monopolistic elements and restrictive practices, e.g. credit (loan) allocation rules, which sought to secure a privileged position for certain vested parties such as government borrowers and domestic banks.    
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One gifted person is the 37-year-old Irishman Finbarr Nolan who has featured several times in the Scot-tish press as a result of his &bquo;clinics&equo; in Ayrshire and Edinburgh.    
Derek Waugh, a Customs officer, tore a tendon in his shoulder play-ing golf in 1990.
His GP referred him to hospital for a whole series of treatments, but nothing worked.
A friend told him about Nolan and, after three visits to his Ayrshire clinic, he was &bquo;as good as cured&equo; and playing golf again.
Schoolboy John Stevens from Uddingston suffered from rheumatoid arthritis as a child and spent a year in hospital.
When he suffered a relapse, his parents sent him to see Nolan.
By the time he talked to Ann Shaw of the  Glasgow Herald   (5 June 1991), he was &bquo;almost pain <head>free</head> &equo; and playing football again.    
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Certainly, expecting that you will suffer from jet-lag hardly helps and this becomes an argument for adopting a positive attitude to the difficulties and knowing that they can be minimized by following the advice we give later.    
It is due to the inconvenience of intercontinental flight    
Disruption of our normal routine, loss of sleep, waiting for the flight to be called, and the apprehension associated with flying will all take their toll.
The severity of jet-lag, however, is dependent upon the number of time zones crossed rather than the length of flight.
This is why jet-lag is not so marked after a flight in the north-south direction.
To be sure, the general inconvenience of such a flight disrupts you and makes you tired, but only temporarily, so that there are no symptoms of jet-lag by the second day at your destination.    
The effect of time-zone changes, <head>free</head>of problems from the flight itself, can be removed by experiments in isolation chambers.
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Front cover:  A <head>free</head>electron laser under development at Los Alamos in the US   (see p 334).
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The ban, initiated by the State Department and announced on 11 March by the Immigration and Naturalisation Service, is expected to affect fewer than 500 of the approximately 3000 Libyan students at American universities, and only those studying the proscribed subjects.
But without denying grounds for concern about the outcast Gaddafi government that sent them here to acquire skills of obvious military value, there are also grounds for concern about the long arm government regulating traffic inside the boundaries of the academic world.    
One need not partake of overly sentimental or nostalgic views about academic freedom and communities of scholars to recognise that open doors and <head>free</head>and easy communication &mdash; face to face and in print &mdash; are the fundamental difference between the aridity of Soviet science and the fabulous productivity of American science.
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Until now, the organisers had been expecting 15,000 participants (10,000 competitors and 5,000 officials), and the Olympic village was constructed with this in mind.
But 12,371 competitors and 5,935 officials from 142 countries have registered, leaving another 30 countries still to announce the size of their teams.    
Adrian Mac Liman, a spokesman for COBB, confirmed: &bquo;The numbers have increased.
Some countries have announced more members than they were allowed to send.&equo;    
He says that some members of Olympic committees will have to stay in hotels.
&bquo;Less than 1,000 athletes will not be able to stay in the Olympic village,&equo; he announced.    
Mr Mac Liman refused to be drawn on what action the IOC might be forced to take.
&bquo;We are not trying to restrain the numbers,&equo; he added.
&bquo;We just want to work out an agreement to provide all athletes with <head>free</head>accommodation.&equo;    
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Winning customers became a priority and in the early 1980s banks began tailoring accounts to meet the needs of certain sections of the population.
In 1982, for example, the first children's account was set up.    
Looking at banking hours became a priority, as Saturday opening was helping building societies to woo bank customers.
In 1982 Barclays became the first bank to re-open its doors on Saturday mornings, and the other high street banks soon followed suit.    
More recently, banks have extended opening hours in certain branches, to either 5pm or to coincide with late night shopping.
However this has not been an across the board extension.    
In 1985 <head>free</head>in-credit banking was reintroduced, but to off-set these costs the programme for electronic banking was speeded up.    
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The team was to change the face of Bosigran climbing, producing in that same month two further outstanding routes: Suicide Wall (E1) and Little Brown Jug (VS).    
In September Rawdon Goodier and John (Zeke) Deacon joined the fray with Autumn Flakes (HS) and Raven Wall (E3).
The secret weapon of the   ascensionists  , unlocking the door to Bosigran's hardest faces, were the hammer and piton.    
Of course, Autumn Flakes and Little Brown Jug, two marvellous climbs, both hard for their grade, went free.
Today the very exposed 4b traverse on the former requires a cool head and skilful ropework and the top pitch of the latter will make many a leader sweat with mental and physical effort.
Now free, few will shun the remaining piton protection in Suicide Wall, a polished toughie providing strenuous finger moves that demand respect.
Raven Wall waited until 1977 before Pat Littlejohn climbed it <head>free</head> .    
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At the conference three companies were enlisted to back up Sybase's pitch: Andersen Consulting, up and coming US client/server human resources and financial applications provider PeopleSoft, Bachman Information Systems and BP Exploration, the first representing VARs or system integrators and the latter end-users.
All outlined how fab System 10 was, and how it would help them, with PeopleSoft rooting for database cursors and the new Open Client because it wants to offer customers better performance, distributed data management, system administration tools and very large database support, and Bachman promising to support System 10 &mdash; well, because it just liked Sybase so much.
(Its presentation was a sales pitch for the relatively   beleaguered   ex-AD/Cycle company, and was the most content <head>free</head> .)
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Up to 1917, Lenin's views on national liberation were in the main uniquely related to the situation in Russia and the need to create an alliance for the overthrow of Tsarism.
But as the war progressed he became increasingly preoccupied with understanding the world order.
Once the perspective extended to the world, the significance of national   liberation became much greater and less conditional: for the national liberation of the colonies of the European empires could overthrow the imperialist world order.
However, at this stage, some of the same qualifications occurred:    
if we demand freedom of secession for the Mongolians, Persians, Egyptians and all other oppressed and unequal nations without exception, we do so not because  we favour secession  , but  only   because we stand for  <head>free</head> , voluntary   association and merging as distinct from forcible association.        
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At &pound;20 per head a profit would still be made and there should be no free rides for support crews, stewards and other hangers on.              
K &amp; WVR calendar swaps    
THE KEIGHLEY &amp; Worth Valley Railway announces three alterations to its programme of special events that will be of interest to all steam railway enthusiasts.    
On Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday August 30 and 31 the vintage transport weekend &mdash;   modelled   on the highly popular Enthusiasts' Weekend in April this year.    
The event attracted a record number of passengers who enjoyed an intensive steam train service and additional vintage train service.
The Ingrow Railway Centre was the centre of activity as over 1,000 each day enjoyed the heavy horses, vintage motor vehicles and <head>free</head>bus service to the Yorkshire Car Collection.    
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9.2 On signature of this Agreement,   undertakes to pay   in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in Part (1) of Schedule 4 and in accordance with the Pricing Policy set out in Schedule 3.        
10 Training and Assistance    
10.1   shall offer training in the use of the Licensed Software, its modifications and enhancements to key technical, promotional and sales representatives of   or of sub-licensees.
Two of each category of representative will be allowed to attend the initial and regular follow-up training sessions which will be organized free of charge by  .
Additional numbers of representatives must be agreed in writing with  .    
10.2 In addition to the training provided for in clause 10.1 above,   undertakes to offer   <head>free</head>of charge adequate commercial and technical assistance in connection with the marketing and distribution of the Licensed Software.    
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Skim over the coast of Hawaii in a glider, roar across Arizona with the US Navy's Blue Angels and lift off to space in a Saturn V rocket.
Not for the faint hearted&hellip;    
WE ARE BORN OF STARS is the 3-D IMAX film which takes you into a new dimension using state-of-the-art computer graphics.
Sit back as you go on a five billion year journey through the evolution of life &mdash; all in twelve minutes!       
REMEMBER &mdash; IN BRITAIN, IMAX CAN BE SEEN ONLY AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM AND TELEVISION, BRADFORD        
BRINGING A GROUP?    
Group organisers, tour operators, and teachers can contact the Museum's Marketing Department for a <head>FREE</head>group pack including discounts, special offers, teachers' resource material and details of preview evenings.          
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Here they yield 20 p.c. more than the rest of the market, on forecasts to March 1993.
But since their dividend growth should be ahead of the market's, the yield premium should be slimmer.        
European Business: French plan for share buying without tears    
BY MARY BRASIER    
FRANCE'S new prime minister, Pierre Beregovoy, who cut top rate value added tax in his first policy statement last week to give an estimated &pound;500m boost to consumer spending is likely to turn his attention next to savings and investment with new incentives to stimulate share buying.    
Mr Beregovoy is expected to approve proposals for a Gallic form of personal equity plans in the next few weeks which would allow French investors up to &pound;60,000 worth of shares each, <head>free</head>of dividend and capital gains tax.    
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The programme alleged that the living conditions and communal facilities at the resort, built by Billy Butlin in the 1960s to offer a week's holiday for a week's pay, were &bquo;so squalid and dangerous&equo; that no sensible person would spend time or money on a holiday there.
A week's accommodation costs between &pound;15 in low season and &pound;48 a person.    
Mr Wright's solicitor, Mr Alasdair Pepper, yesterday told Mr Justice Michael Davies in the High Court that the programme gave a false impression of the resort, misrepresenting the quality and nature of the facilities.    
There was no truth in any of the allegations, which Miss Rantzen and the BBC now recognised, he said.
The resort's advertisements were accurate and all the entertainment and leisure facilities described as <head>free</head>were indeed absolutely free.    
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Nat turned and shouted this garbled message to me and I hooked my dogs to a tree and went forward to talk to him.    
In the light of my head torch I could see that Nat was grey-faced with fatigue, his eyelids drooping, his mouth surrounded by frost that he had not had the strength to wipe away.
Snow from the trees had fallen all over us and his arms and shoulders were covered in a white dust that sparkled in the light from my lamp.
I could not see his feet as snow ploughed up from his brake when he had last stepped on it reached to about mid-calf.
I was appalled.
What right had I to bring him here and to inflict this sort of suffering on him?
Are you OK?
I asked.
He smiled.
fine, he said, this is great isn't it?
His face lit up suddenly, he wiped his mouth and shook his feet <head>free</head>of the snow cocoon.
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Climbing has to be more than a race for E points, pumping away on raddled lumps of overhanging bolt-protected, sweaty limestone, or cavorting on plywood Towers of Babel, studded with artificial holds, floodlit for a &bquo;quick-fox&equo; titillation of the idle masses.    
No doubt some bolt-protected routes have valuable qualities, but in general, particularly in the easier grades, they offer merely a form of fool's gold.
How could such predictable junk fare, however hard, be compared to the excitement of conquering Il Duce or Caveman, climbing the tremendous granite routes of Chair Ladder and Bosigran, embarking on any route at Carn Gowla, or even just soloing on the sensuous jug pulling of Sennen &mdash; all untamed and wonderfully sculptured cliffs, <head>free</head>from the canker of distracting metal.
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If a binding agreement not to waive the VAT exemption is then executed before the lease is granted, the lease will be denoted with duty paid on the agreement.
There is no legislative basis for refunding the excess duty paid on the VAT element of the agreement in these circumstances.    
VAT on equality monies paid when properties are exchanged is also capable of being treated as consideration on which stamp duty is payable.
However, each case will depend on its particular circumstances, and equality monies are not always liable to ad valorem duty.    
The second part of the guidance notes provides general clarification on the stamp duty and VAT implications of property exchanges.    
Copies of the guidance notes (TAX 19/92) are available <head>free</head>(send sae) from the Publications Department at the Institute.        
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In most of the territories they occupied, the Prussians, by putting pressure on the peasantry to Germanise themselves, concentrated rather than diluted a Polish identity.
The way in which Germanisation was carried out gave to the newly released serfs, the put-upon peasantry, the tiny Polish middle class which felt itself to be discriminated against, and the ambitious and inflexible Polish nobility a rallying point &mdash; probably their only rallying point.    
The Poles had nurtured the hope that the French would restore the old Polish state with Danzig attached as before, but Napoleon had other ideas.
He strung the Poles along to the very end in order to keep their enthusiasm for his cause and their manpower for his army.
Danzig became a <head>Free</head>City attached to the Grand Duchy of Warsaw &mdash; a Duchy that was grand in name only.
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Ferranti's move came in the wake of complaints about a market turndown from rivals such as Racal and Thomson CSF &mdash; the French group which may bid for Ferranti with British Aerospace.
Yesterday it was also disclosed that Thorn EMI had failed to sell its defence business after trying for five months.
Joint ventures or mergers are now being sought.        
.    
By Teresa Hunter    
THE deal between the Cheltenham &amp; Gloucester and Guardian building societies announced this week has changed the face of society mergers.
Guardian members are to receive an average &pound;520 cash windfall for voting &bquo;yes&equo; to the merger at a special meeting in December &mdash; the first time a bonus of this size has been paid out on a simple merger operation.    
The Abbey National gave itsmembers a bonus in the form of 100 <head>free</head>shares when it became a public limited company in July.
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It is difficult to assess the impact of Christianity on a sector of experience which was undergoing profound change in the course of late antiquity.
The inequality of the partners was already becoming attenuated during the early centuries of our era, and there are widespread symptoms to suggest the emergence of a notion of the married couple as a partnership of equals.
The relationship of marriage was becoming impregnated by the ideals of mutual affection and respect, and considered as the exclusive area for the partners' sexual activities.
If we can trust the figures which suggest that Christians tended to marry at a notably higher age than their pagan contemporaries, Christianity would appear to have reinforced these shifts towards marriage as a more personal and <head>free</head>partnership of equals.
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After the sudden retirement of the previous postholder, we require a valet for duties at his home on a private island in the South China Sea.
Our client operates an equal opportunities policy and positively welcomes applications from ethnic minorities, Hispanics, the disabled, and persons of restricted height.
Please apply in writing to: Scaramanga Ltd, Fantasy Island, Hong Kong.        
MAJOR EXPANSION DRIVE    
We require central command staff to work at Crab Key, our magnificent Caribbean headquarters just outside Kingston, Jamaica.
Our military personnel structure combines the high standards and severe sanctions against personal failure you would expect with a more-than-generous salary.
Benefits include <head>free</head>uniform, seven weeks annual holiday (subject to Crab Key's alert status) and the opportunity to work with one of the world's finest scientific minds.
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Written with small firms in mind, MAAP will produce audit planning and control documentation to satisfy the audit regulations, as well as generating high quality financial statements, all from one source of data.    
One of Marshall Beaven's clients has already had successful JMU visits while using the system.    
MAAP is continuously being developed and any legislative changes can be dealt with quickly.    
Operating on either DOS or Unix-based computers, the system costs &pound;495.    
Contact Ralph Elliott-King on   for further details.     
Sterling stuff from Sage    
Businesses with up to 20 employees and a turnover of less than &pound;1m will be the main beneficiaries of a new generation of easy to use accounting systems from Sage.    
Sterling+2 is supplied with DOS and Windows versions in one box, enabling users to switch at any time, <head>free</head>of charge, from one operating system to the other.    
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No one was likely to know or care.
She recognized that she had to make a sensible framework of her own.    
For these reasons, and many more, no teenager returns home, even after a few months away, without having changed.
The family may look forward to the first visit home, assuming that everything can go on exactly where it left off.
The parents may not have changed but the teenager most certainly will have done.
There is likely to be a far greater appreciation of home comforts but there may also be a reluctance to answer the barrage of questions or to say much about the new life.
But, provided that parents are patient and do not ask too many questions too soon, they will usually hear something of what's going on.
And with that they must be content.        
Setting them <head>free</head>   
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It has a flight of steps leading down into the depths, and its main feature is a high waterfall that emerges from behind a wedged boulder known as Mohammed's Coffin.
From the depths, the scene is very impressive.
Since the times of Victorian patronage, explorations have opened up half a mile of underground passages leading from the floor of the cave, but these later discoveries are for experts only: amateurs should venture no further than the bottom of the steps.        
A line of   farmhouse   shelters below the steep eastern slopes of Whernside, distant from the main road and rarely disturbed by tourists and sightseers.
Linked by lanes and quiet roads, there is a pleasant circular walk <head>free</head>of traffic (cars are not welcome) and without danger from bulls, dogs and irate farmers.
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But there were difficulties in recruiting DUP candidates from the leadership of the Free Presbyterian Church.
Clifford Smyth stresses the damage that would have been done to the electoral appeal of the DUP if it had been too closely associated with the Free Presbyterian Church and offers this as the main reason why the Presbytery of the Free Church refused to allow ministers other than Paisley and Beattie   to stand as DUP candidates.
While Smyth might be right about the consequence of the Party being too heavily associated with the Church, he is wrong in reading backwards from that possible consequence to the motives of the men who debated at Presbytery.
The reason why the <head>Free</head>Church was concerned with the political activities of some of its members was that it saw its main purposes as evangelism and the servicing of church life.
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BT News Release NR64, 12 August 1991.        
PROBATE &mdash; NEW ACE FACTSHEET    
A new title has been added to Age Concern England's information factsheet series.
 Probate &mdash; dealing with someone's estate   (Factsheet no 14) explains ways in which money may be collected, debts paid, and the balance distributed to those who are entitled to receive a share in the estate.
Other areas covered are: how to apply for a grant; who may apply for a grant; inheritance tax; settling the estate; intestacy; and other sources of information.      
Fact no 11,  Income Support for residential and nursing homes  , has been updated.    
Single copies of factsheets available <head>free</head>on receipt of a (9&ins; &times; 6&ins;) sae from Distribution Department, Age Concern England.
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Some 24 per cent of respondents had encountered problems during the previous year with walking, 21 per cent with dirty streets, 19 per cent with traffic or trains around the home and 14 per cent with dust and smells.    
Such results are subject to great difficulties of interpretation.
For example, responses may confuse experience in the street with that at home, or that from the town in general with that in the neighbourhood   in particular.
People may also learn to live with problems, complaining less as they get used to them.
Nevertheless, though the detail may be problematic, the general importance of &bquo;street related&equo; issues in people's appreciation of the quality of life is clear.
There is, as one study concluded, &bquo;an overwhelming desire to shop and live in conditions <head>free</head>from disturbance and interference from traffic&equo; (Figure 2.1).    
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The Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act, which would require canned tuna to be labelled as to whether it is &bquo;dolphin-safe'&equo;, received 126 co-sponsors in the House of Representatives, and is to be debated early in 1990.
Under the present provisions of the Bill, tuna products resulting from encircling dolphins would be labelled with, &bquo;The tuna in this product has been captured with technologies that are known to kill dolphins.&equo;    
Conservationists maintain that as much as 80 per cent of the tuna on sale in the US would qualify for the &bquo;dolphin-safe&equo; label, but August Felando, president of the American Tunaboat Association, disagrees: &bquo;It will destroy us,&equo; said Felando in a newspaper interview in November 1989.
&bquo;This labelling does not serve a public purpose in terms of nutrition or food safety.
This would be an unreasonable interference by Congress in the <head>free</head>marketplace.
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Malcolm R. Currie Chairman of the Board &amp; CEO Hughes Aircraft Company        
For over 40 years, Hughes Aircraft Company has been a world leader IN defense and space electronics, systems engineering, and satellite communications.
Designing, building, and delivering advanced technology for domestic and foreign governments, the military and commercial customers.      
A World Leader    
We've been a leader in space communications and space vehicles.
We developed and built the first spacecraft to soft-land on the moon, and the first satellite for geosynchronous orbit.
We also pioneered satellite communications for private business, and have built more than half the communications satellites used in the United States and other <head>Free</head>World countries.    
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Thomson's new&rehy;ball partner, &bquo;Sam&equo; Gannon (who, taking seven wickets in the match, found brief international success late at the age of 32), bowled short to Venkataraghavan.
As Venkat parried the lifter he too lost his cap &mdash; but on this occasion not his wicket.    
India's fortunes changed dramatically as they won the next two Tests by large margins; the third by 222 runs (Chandrasekhar distinguishing himself with 6 for 52 in each innings with the ball and 0 in each innings with the bat), and the fourth by an innings and two runs.
Australia though came back to win the decisive fifth match by 47 runs, to take an eventful and exciting series 3&ndash;2.          
UNDER STARTER'S ORDERS    
Cricket's fifth World Cup started on Feb 22.
Keep track of one-day cricket's greatest spectacle with our <head>free</head>pull-out wallchart (between centre pages).
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The family apartment comprises 2 bedrooms, bathroom and sitting area with kitchenette.
Public rooms include a television lounge, and another with a bar and open fireplace.
Breakfast is a hearty buffet; clients booking half board take their evening meal in the nearby Schnablwirt hotel.
For that extra special souvenir or present for the family, the owners also run a traditional handicrafts shop selling exquisite handmade gifts a perfect memento of your holiday.    
No lift: 16 bedrooms.            
Scheffau    
Scheffau is set against the backdrop of the stunning Ellmauer Halt, the highest peak in the Wilder Kaiser mountain range.
This is a walker's paradise with everything from a gentle amble round the foothills, to fairly tough all day hikes.
The Tourist Office organises a <head>free</head>guided walk every week.
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&bquo;Well, I'd be pleased to provide any references you need, but may I suggest that you consider a little more before acting precipitately.
I know we're all very upset by what's happened here, but damaging your career now won't help you in the long run.&equo;    
A surge of fury shot through Meryl, swamping her fear of Anthea.
What crass hypocrisy, pretending to worry about her   career when she had been instrumental in its destruction!
Only the thought of the month they still had to work together contained her rage, held back the biting comments.
She stared sullenly at Anthea, and said nothing.    
&bquo;You're aware that a month's notice is required.
The Personnel Department will need your resignation in writing.&equo;    
&bquo;They'll have it tomorrow morning &mdash; or as soon as I'm <head>free</head>to give it.&equo;    
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Mrs Kemp strongly protested against his action.    
Then the Chief Executive made further submissions to the Secretary of State, who was at that time Malcolm Rifkind.
These submissions contained further allegations which had not been previously raised.
Again these were received and responded to by Mrs Kemp.
She asked the Secretary of State to hold an inquiry at which parties could be heard and witnesses examined.    
No further date was set for Mrs Kemp's appeal in Orkney, despite monthly requests to the Chief Executive, Ron Gilbert, to the Council Convener, Jackie Tait, and to the Director of Administration and Legal Services, Rowan McCallum.
Eventually, in a letter to Mrs Kemp's lawyer, Mr McCallum offered 24 December 1990 as the only <head>free</head>date for a hearing, but added it was not the most suitable date.
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Remove the new door from its aluminium frame then position the frame within the timber door frame      
8      
Slide it into place so the aluminium frame is tight up to the rebate&hellip;      
9      
then mark the position of the lock striker box      
10      
Remove the aluminium frame and cut out the hole for the striker box.
Refill the aluminium frame and check it is square      
11      
Screw the aluminium frame in place, using the pre-drilled countersunk holes.
Be sure the hinge screw holes are left <head>free</head>     
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That poor unfortunate had to stoke the fire, pump the tilly lamps, dash upstream to unblock the water pipe, boil the kettle &mdash; on the open fire &mdash; and arrive back at the card table an exhausted, nervous wreck.
Made for interested bidding.    
Ann and I even managed to find a boat and ventured out fishing on Dunalister Reservoir, a shallow, flooded loch between Rannoch and Tummel, formed when the waters of Rannoch were impounded as part of the Pitlochry Hydro Electric Scheme.
Which caused some difficulty.
The loch is so new and shallow that underwater tree-stumps can still catch you unawares.
I found myself aground in the middle of the loch, firmly wedged on one such stump, and the only way out of the problem was to leap overboard and shove.
Both waders immediately filled and I caught my breath as freezing April waters began to stimulate sensitive nether regions.
Gasping, chilled below and sweating above, I managed to wrestle the boat <head>free</head> .
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Old Red.
Never let thee down.
Never would.&equo;
He was backing away as he whined his protest.
Hand half-raised he added: &bquo;Don't forget it was me as told thee about Cap'n sailing for the Indies.&equo;    
Jess watched him turn and scurry away.
She was left uneasy by something she didn't understand.
An undercurrent of shared knowledge that was outside her experience.
It was a shock realizing she knew almost nothing of Midnight; all the worse because she'd let herself begin to depend on him.
His hand was still firm on her shoulder and the contact changed from pleasure to a feeling she was nothing more than a possession.
She didn't want that and wriggled <head>free</head> .
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Concrete steps are proposed to put people at the forefront of a resource-constrained environment, with due account of the profound impact of new technologies.        
Volume IV: DEVELOPMENT FOR PEOPLE: GOALS AND STRATEGIES FOR THE YEAR 2000    
Competitiveness, productivity and management capacity are the key factors in future economic growth.
This volume proposes strategies to meet the challenges of human development for the years ahead.            
OECD Publications    
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Paris France    
A SPECIAL OFFER  
RECEIVE THREE ISSUES FOR THE PRICE OF TWO      
OECD Economic Studies    
If you enter a 1990 subscription to  OECD Economic Studies   today, we will send you <head>free</head>of charge the special 1989&ndash;90 winter issue on &bquo;Modelling the Effects of Agricultural Policies&equo;.
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Mary's confirmation of her intended marriage reached Coleridge just before Christmas, and he replied at once in a letter which was his brave and gentle farewell.     
Sara Coleridge (1770 1845), from a miniature by Matilda Betham, 1809    
&bquo;Mark you, Southey! &mdash;  I will do my Duty  ,&equo; he wrote from London five days later, as he steeled himself for his promised return to Bristol and the renewal of his relationship with Sara.
But Coleridge never arrived, and early in January the now beleaguered Southey decided that his endlessly procrastinating friend must be  brought   back from London.
Southey looked for him first at the Salutation and Cat in Newgate Street, where the landlord had given Coleridge <head>free</head>quarters because his conversation was so good for trade.
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Refuelling with gas from a bulk supply takes time, too: maybe 15 minutes.    
Constrained by the above, current gas fuel work is directed at short-haul transport like city-based buses and delivery vehicles.
Here, low pollution outweighs shortcomings in range and turn-round time.    
The third gas &mdash; Hydrogen &mdash; is a law into itself.
Using it as fuel deletes transport's contribution to the greenhouse problem at a stroke, as hydrogen burns to give just water vapour and NOx.
Other attractions include easy mixing with air and easy ignition at wide mixture ratios.    
But it can't stand high compression &mdash; a major drawback to power output.
NOx production is substantial too, but controllable by lean-burn techniques and catalysts.    
And though it's one of the most abundant elements on earth, not much hydrogen is chemically <head>free</head> .
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The development is a refinement of the gadget that had some off putting remark to make instead.
It is more powerful, bordering on the insulting and, above all, jokey and juvenile and so, presumably, appealing.    
You can also overcome one of the worst problems in contemporary life, that of cold coffee.
The Mug Mate is a miniature hot plate, a &bquo;personal cup heater&equo; and it will keep coffee, tea or soup hot to the last drop.
Nor need you suffer a moment longer than you should, for if you send the money to the firm on a coupon demanding that it &bquo;rushes&equo; you the MugMate, it will &bquo;ship the same day&equo; it gets your order.    
Anyone on the verge of being clapped into the loony bin as one more pathetic case of cold coffee dementia can telephone the firm <head>free</head>and be saved.          
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UP FRONT: Track star Phylis has a message for Arthur    
BACKING: Butcher Arthur Cackett outside his shop yesterday        
Porn traffic    
A HARD porn film flashed on to an advertising board by rag day students caused a 90-minute traffic jam in Sydney, Australia.        
INVADERS' WAR OVER ROCKALL    
TWO Irishmen have declared war on Britain over a lump of rock.    
Brothers Phil and Fergus Gribbon, of Co Donegal, have hired a trawler to invade the uninhabited isle of Rockall, 300 miles west of the Hebrides.
They plan to paint the Irish tricolour over the Union Jack.    
Britain's 1955 claim to Rockall, which could be sitting on oil-rich reserves, is disputed by Ireland, Iceland and Denmark.        
Torture boy is set <head>free</head>   
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The Department of Health and the Welsh Office have published the report of a working group on the future role of Family Health Services Authorities (FHSAs) in relation to general dental services, and the Community Dental Service.    
The report assesses the current role of FHSAs, Regional Health Authorities (RHAs) and District Health Authorities (DHAs) in the management of primary dental services, and makes various recommendations, such as that FHSAs should become the focus of responsibility for co-ordinating primary dental care, including in the long term the treatment role of the Community Dental Service.    
 The role of Family Health Services Authorities in primary dental care  .
37pp.
Available <head>free</head>from FHS2A, Department of Health, Room 526, Portland Court, 160 Great Portland Street, London W1N 5DT.          
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We offer excellent training in all aspects of Transfusion Science and help will be given towards State Registration and/or full professional qualifications with paid course and exam fees and time off for study on day release.    
State Registration is the key to the door of a highly rewarding professional career and, after further training, appointment to higher grades is possible.    
To enter you must have either an approved Science Degree or 2 &bquo;A&equo; Levels (including Chemistry) and another Science or Maths subject.    
The need to provide a 24-hour service to hospitals means opportunities may occur to participate in a shift scheme which operates, attracting shift allowance payments.    
Our library facilities are excellent, as are those for sport.
A subsidised canteen and interest <head>free</head>season ticket loans are additional benefits.       
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Anyway, it's good news, isn't it?    
&bquo;Great!&equo;    
&bquo;You'll be out before you know where you are.&equo;    
&bquo;Will I?&equo;    
&bquo;There you go again,&equo; she chided, &bquo;looking for trouble around every comer.&equo;    
&bquo;There you go again,&equo; he laughed.
&bquo;It's always summer and you're walking through fields of daisies.&equo;    
Since Christmas his feelings about Keelan were ambivalent.
He was flattered by her interest.
In the desert in which he found himself, her youth and beauty shone like some exotic bloom.
At times he felt tender and protective towards her, but sometimes he surprised himself by the hatred he felt for her, because she was healthy and <head>free</head>and had no need of him.
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People make many different commitments in the course of a lifetime.
Some of these are compatible with the commitment made to a spouse, others compete for priority.
Their nature changes over time and requires couples to renegotiate their covenant with each other time and time again.    
From the outset, there may be conflict between the commitment of marriage and a commitment to parents.
The continuing popularity of &bquo;mother-in-law&equo; jokes reinforces a universally recognized truth that marriage does not necessarily release people from the grip of their parents.
That pull may have been stronger in the past than today.
Nowadays there are opportunities for men and women to live away from home without getting married.
Yet all couples have to make the break from home, emotionally if not physically, if they are to be <head>free</head>to make a marriage work.
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Using flexible model management and automatic fragment analysis, the SYBYL/QSPR from  Tripos   will produce accurate models and provide answers about the relationships between properties and structures in unknown molecules.
The system offers custom modelling and statistical analysis techniques plus automatic fragment analysis techniques plus automatic fragment analysis, which makes it easy to work with, while the results are simple to understand.
 Circle 141          
 Protein structure data  .
The molecular modelling software company  Oxford Molecular   has announced the availability of Iditis, the world's first extended relational database of protein structures, and Serratus, a fully integrated protein engineering source that includes the world's largest non-redundant protein sequence database.
Iditis is a second generation protein database and analysis system, and provides a comprehensive and error <head>free</head>source of protein structure data.
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As the deliberations of the Committee proceeded, a series of highly-publicised corporate collapses, including BCCI and Maxwell, revealed the absence of an effective framework in some major companies for ensuring that directors kept financial controls in their businesses under review.
As the recession intensified, weaknesses were also exposed in the accounting practices of many other companies.    
All this invested the work of the Committee with far greater significance than its members might have anticipated.
The central dilemma the Committee faced was how to achieve a balance in company boards between strong direction and accountability.
Many of the structures and practices that foster the one tend to undermine the other.
Thus the Committee's aim was to reinforce good corporate governance without stifling entrepreneurial initiative.
&bquo;They must be <head>free</head>to drive their companies forward, but exercise that freedom within a framework of effective accountability,&equo; the Committee stressed in its final report.
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Based on reports from 200 environmental health departments in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, it blamed management for giving water quality at pools low priority.    
Environmental Health Officers didn't test the water themselves but asked pool operators if they were aware of the Department of the Environmental guidelines and whether they monitored the water.
Nearly half didn't know about the official guidelines and a quarter admitted they had no monitoring procedures.
Pools in the survey included those in schools, colleges, local authority leisure centres, hotels, holiday camps, private clubs and hospitals.
In six per cent of cases the report concluded that there was a high risk to health.        
HOUSE CALLS    
BT has set up a new <head>free</head>service to deal with all customers' enquiries if they are moving house.
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Broom impressed West Ham recently during a week's trial but said: &bquo;I haven't heard anything more.
I'll have to ask John Still what the outcome was.&equo;    
The talented 22-year-old midfielder certainly looked at home against League opposition.
&bquo;I like to think I could do a good job at a higher level,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;We only train twice a week so Orient are obviously fitter than us, but I thought we gave as good as we got.&equo;    
After goals from Steve Conner and Garry Butterworth increased Dagenham's lead, Orient replied through Terry Howard and Adrian Whitbread to make it 3&ndash;2 at half-time.    
Orient then took the lead with goals from Mark Cooper and Andy Jones, both from Simon Livett <head>free</head>kicks, before Paul Cavell made it 5&ndash;4 to set up a rousing finale.    
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The trail goes steeply down and the speed increases, and I let go of the sledge rail to wipe my goggles &mdash; a fatal move.
The sledge bucks on an uneven hummock and throws me off.
I hold on with one hand, landing in a fast-moving heap that upsets the sledge's balance.
It turns on to its side and as I cling on for dear life I hear a startled cry from Nathan.
Cocooned in the nylon sack, from which he could escape only with difficulty, he is suddenly on his side heading downhill at speed.    
He struggles to escape, alternating shouts of  Stop  ! at the dogs and shouts to me to see if I am still on board.
Odd-Knut said that you must never let go of the sledge, I say again and again to myself as I am pulled through snow heaps and ruts.
Something bangs hard into me and my arm is almost wrenched <head>free</head> , but eventually the dogs stop, no longer interested in dragging the overturned sledge and me.
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But, as Hook has pointed out (see Matza, 1964, pp. 10&ndash;11),  in practice   the two positions are virtually identical: both &bquo;free choice&equo; and &bquo;unknown causes&equo; manifest themselves in  unpredictability  .
The &bquo;free&equo; person and the person who acts from an unknowable constellation of causes are difficult to distinguish; the problem of explaining their behaviour is, for all practical purposes, the same.
To the extent that positivist   criminology incorporates a realistic, manageable version of determinism, it becomes compatible with its classical predecessor.    
An example of the practical similarity between determinist and indeterminist positions occurred earlier in the difficulty that was encountered in identifying sociological &bquo;invention&equo; theories, such as anomie, as being in the deterministic, positivist tradition (where writers such as Jeffery and Matza have located them).
&bquo;Pure&equo; invention is akin to &bquo;pure&equo; <head>free</head>choice.
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But a few lessons in long-term planning can save you a caning.
If you had put &pound;25 per month into a savings plan with the Pru when your child was born TEN years ago it would be worth &pound;5,661.    
Doing the same now could provide &pound;4,450 in 2002.     
Picture: JOE BANGAY        
BEAT THE COLLEGE CASH CRISIS    
BARCLAYS' student business officer, Karen Corrigan, offers these handy hints: TAKE extra care in the difficult first term.
DIVIDE your grant by the number of terms.
CARRY as little cash as possible &mdash; especially if you're near the student union bar!
IF you have valuables insure them with a special student scheme.
IF you hit problems keep in touch with your bank.
Most now offer <head>free</head>counselling.        
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ONE of the more abiding human mysteries is why the English &mdash; a proverbially tight-lipped and stiff-necked race &mdash; should have excelled in the louche world of the theatre for upwards of half a millennium.
Richard Eyre provides some clues.
He is director of the Royal National Theatre, and thus head boy of that dramatic sub-species known to brutish non-Thespians as the &bquo;luvvies&equo;.
He is also, as his memoirs reveal, impeccably English.
One of the triumphs of &bquo;Utopia and Other Places&equo; is its convincing repudiation of the idea that Englishness and creativity should be seen as mutually exclusive.
Rather, it seems, the reverse.    
Mr Eyre's thesis is summed up in the title of a chapter called &bquo;Acting Properly&equo;.
This traces his training in the traditional virtues of upper-middle-class English childhood: <head>free</head>emotional deprivation at home, followed by fee-paying emotional deprivation at a public (ie, private) school.
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BOSNIA-Hercegovina, with its potent ethnic mix and history of savage internecine warfare, is widely considered one of the most unstable and volatile regions in the Balkans and in Europe, writes Michael Montgomery.
For centuries, it has been a focal point for some of the great rivalries between Christianity and Islam, Catholic and Orthodox, fascist and communist.
The republic saw brutal ethnic violence in the Second World War, when its wooded hills and lush valleys were transformed into killing fields.
Of the 1.7 million Yugoslavs who died, more than half were killed in Bosnia, most of them by fellow Yugoslavs.
Hopes that the republic could survive Yugoslavia's demise intact have been blunted by territorial battles reminiscent of the opening rounds of the civil war in neighbouring Croatia.
As in Croatia, the Bosnian conflict is fuelled by the determination of the minority Serbs to remain linked to Serbia and the equally strong desire of Croats and Muslims to break <head>free</head>of Belgrade.
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Airport Tax and Security Charges.    
Free Luggage Allowance.
Usually 20 kgs per person unless indicated otherwise on your air ticket.
Golf clubs may be carried within this allowance provided we are notified in advance.    
Transport between destination airport and your hotel or apartment (except where car hire has been booked at the destination airport).          
EXPRESS COACH HOLIDAYS      
Coach transport to and from your resort accommodation, including ferry crossing.
Departures other than from Dover carry a supplement.
Check page 13 for full details.    
All ports and toll charges    
<head>Free</head>luggage allowance.
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&bquo;If you don't look after your body you have no place at this club.&equo;     
THE DARKEST DAY.
SOUNESS WALKS TO THE DRESSING ROOM AS THE INJURED GEORGE MCCLUSKEY IS CARRIED OFF    
The body is the hidden key to the real Graeme Souness.
At the age of 12 he went on holiday to Butlins in Ayr with his parents and had his first taste of competitive success.
Standing stripped to the waist, cheered on by Redcoats in a packed arena of wooden chalets and Beachcomber bars, he won the body beautiful contest.
Was this the first signs of narcissism?
&bquo;Oh come on, give me a break,&equo; he argues.
&bquo;There was a free holiday as the first prize.
I was in there trying to win.
It wasn't vanity it was a <head>free</head>holiday I was after.&equo;
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There isn't much (if anything) left at the end of each month for any luxuries &mdash; like a night out or any new items of clothes &mdash;   will always come first to make sure that he doesn't miss out on anything.    
Perhaps, I have digressed a little from my original plan but to all mums who do not have to work, please spare a thought for those who do.
Enjoy all your days, they are all too often gone in a short time.
Remember in the evening when your &bquo;little horror&equo; goes off to sleep that tomorrow you will be with them through all the trials and tribulations and can be there to soothe their pains and congratulate their achievements.    
As a little afterthought, if anyone one would like to know what is on my Christmas list &mdash; please tell   that Mummy would like a LIE-IN!    
If anybody else has a &bquo;working as a mum&equo; experience they'd like to share please feel <head>free</head>to write to us.
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See the Club letter for details on how to take advantage of this great offer.        
Join the Club    
Don't miss out on the fun!
Join our  Clothes Show   Club today.
It's great value &mdash; for &pound;15 you receive:    
*    
Your favourite magazine sent to your home each month for a year    
*    
Exclusive discounts off high street clothes and accessories    
*    
A host of <head>free</head>gifts sent to you throughout the year    
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To   counteract the possibility of discrimination by the EEC should it be able to establish a common external tariff, the other OEEC states would need to accept a lowering of or even an end to their tariffs, providing the Six would waive their common external tariff on goods coming from the rest of the OEEC.
In short, the British strategy was for a free trade area in industrial goods, but with no external tariff surrounding the free trade area.
Instead, members would negotiate separate tariffs with non-members.
By contrast, Britain did not find much support across the OEEC for its proposal to exclude agriculture from the free trade area.
To the cynical and not so cynical, it seemed clear that Britain was seeking to secure the best of two worlds: to take advantage of the market opportunities for its own industrial goods that a <head>free</head>trade area would provide, while still retaining its special economic arrangements with the Commonwealth, especially its cheap food policy.    
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Mr Grist tells my colleague Bryan Rostron: &bquo;A number of factors gave rise to the suspension, but the very fact that the authority itself lost confidence in him shows it wasn't one particular thing.    
&bquo;The interview hardly features in it.    
&bquo;I mean, it might be there, I suppose, but no one gets into trouble for an interview, you know &mdash; not serious trouble.&equo;    
Mr Trew was suspended by the District Health Authority General Manager, Mr Gordon Harrhy.    
His acting successor is the authority's planning director Mr John Harrhy, brother of Gordon.    
Gordon told Bryan Rostron: &bquo;The appointment of my brother was decided by the Health Authority, not by me.
That's nothing to do with him being my brother.&equo;            
THE LIMIT    
RICK SKY      
SEE JACKO <head>FREE</head>   
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Revellers warned to stay away    
Lisa Reynolds    
NEW Year revellers have been warned to stay away from Trafalgar Square by police fearing a terrorist attack.    
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Tony Speed stressed: &bquo;Do not come to central London if you can think of another way of celebrating New Year.&equo;    
Traditionally up to 100,000 people cram into Trafalgar Square as midnight approaches.    
Those who do travel to London have been urged to be extra vigilant.    
More than 1,500 officers have been put on standby in the capital tonight to deal with any alert.    
Drivers have been urged not to head for the area where there will be road closures and diversions from 8pm.    
London Transport will provide <head>free</head>travel on all night buses and tubes after midnight.    
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He was found to be highly contagious and received 37 days of in-patient treatment.
Cost: approx &pound;10,000.    
At St Mary's, in Paddington, west London, a senior manager, Ian Robertson, said he thought identifiable unpaid bills were costing the hospital about &pound;250,000 a year.
But many more could be slipping through the net.    
&bquo;Sometimes you come across patients you feel have been coached on what to say, or who just claim to be residents.
That is all they have to do,&equo; he said.    
Under Government guidelines, anyone is entitled to free accident and emergency treatment.
Other NHS treatment is <head>free</head>only for those from countries with reciprocal agreements, such as Australia, the European Community, refugees and those who have taken up residence here.    
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Veteran newsreader Sir Alastair Burnet, who retired last year, often amazed viewers with his knowledge of the game as he ad-libbed through the scores.    
But ITN were unmoved last night.
A spokeswoman said: &bquo;This was purely an editorial decision and was nothing to do with BSkyB.    
&bquo;It has been taken in response to market research indicating that the majority of viewers are no longer interested in football results.&equo;    
But a football insider said: &bquo;You don't have to be a mastermind to work out the reason.&equo;      
ANGER: Greaves    
BURNET: Soccer fan        
SNORERS' FREE HOLzzz    
SNORERS are being offered a <head>free</head>night's sleep in a top hotel&hellip; to test the new soundproofing.    
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<context>
Eventually they may grow to like each other, especially if there is some other link they can make with each other such as matching colour.    
Horses are also telepathic.
Telepathy is like empathy, except the message is less generalised and more specific.
&bquo;Jenny&equo; was eating dinner, and enjoying it.
Then it came to her that something was wrong with her horse.
She  knew   something was the matter.
The steak was left to congeal on the plate, and Jenny ran down to the stable as fast as she could.
And there was the horse, lying on the ground, cast against the stable wall.    
Henry Blake experimented with telepathy between himself and horses.
He found that he could direct a <head>free</head>horse to choose the correct feed bucket &mdash; the one containing oats whilst the others were empty &mdash; by visualising in his own mind the oats lying in the bottom of the bucket.
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Last week, she won her freedom after agreeing not to contest charges of second-degree murder.
Here she speaks for the first time about her ordeal to Margaret Hall.    
AFTER 24 hours of freedom, Bambi was in a state of stunned disbelief.    
&bquo;I wondered if I was dreaming.
I couldn't shed the fear that it wasn't really happening, that at any minute, some legal snag would get me hauled back to prison.    
&bquo;But after the first day on the outside, I started to relax.
I got really excited.    
&bquo;I realised no one was going to lock me up again.
I was safe.&equo;    
When she returned voluntarily from Canada last February, Bambi was not just put in solitary.
She was kept in handcuffs and leg-irons right to the moment she walked <head>free</head>from Milwaukee jail.    
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Available from salons only &mdash; call   for your nearest stockist.          
Look out for a new range of shampoos and conditioners called ShiKai, which means &bquo;fruit for hair&equo;, and aptly so because the main ingredient for this range originates from shikaki fruit in the Far East.
It has unique lathering properties so if you don't like using soaps or detergent, ShiKai makes a great natural alternative.
Available at &pound;3.75, call free on   for stockists.        
With British women travelling more than ever Clairol have developed a new range of mobile curling appliances.
The <head>Free</head>Curl cordless styling Brush, Free Curl cordless styling Tong and Free Curl cordless combination Brush and Tong have been designed specifically for women on the move which makes them so easy to travel with.
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<context>
Also unclear was whether the commandos had, at one point, opened fire on the invaders, as claimed by the FMLN.
Under established rules of engagement, US military personnel in El Salvador may not fire unless fired upon.    
Mystery also surrounded the status of a British &bquo;military adviser&equo; whom the guerrillas at one point claimed to hold captive.
Officially, Britain does not provide advisers to the Salvadoreans.    
Tuesday's anguish in Washington about what was described as hostage-taking also seems to have been misplaced.
As the State Department and the White House both set crisis management operations in train, and President Bush urgently conferred with top officials, FMLN statements &mdash; that the guests, except for the armed Americans, were not hostages and were <head>free</head>to go as soon as a ceasefire was arranged &mdash; were almost ignored.
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As mentioned in this column last month, committees of the South African Rugby Board and the South African Rugby Union have already begun working informally together in preparation for the coming rugby season.
At a recent rugby jamboree in Kimberley the unification of these two bodies was formally completed so now it is up to the various officials and administrators to make the new South African Rugby Football Union really work.    
Last month I expressed the hope that, as the autocratic system of government in South Africa is replaced by a more democratic one, this might rub off on the new rugby bureaucracy.
I hope that the constitution of the new SARFU will protect rugby's new scheme of things from the power politics and   feuding   which for so long bedevilled our rugby.    
But the country needs a new voice, a new vision.
It needs a new person to take it into the future, someone <head>free</head>of the old, deeply ingrained prejudices and affiliations.
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It wasn't designed to attract new listeners, however, for Morrissey's lyric remained both maudlin and frivolous.
The single sleeve followed in the band's finer traditions by featuring the great Truman Capote, as captured by the lens of Cecil Beaton.    
And, as always, The Smiths were awash in controversy.
At Heaton Park in Manchester a supposedly huge anti-heroin open air concert was being planned.
The organisers had already begun to promise a strong local bill topped by the two biggest attractions in Manchester at the time, The Chameleons and, of course, The Smiths.
This came as a surprise to the band as they had never agreed to play the concert at all and they immediately issued a statement to this effect, fearing that many of their fans were being lured into buying tickets for a Smiths <head>free</head>event.
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All details of public transport and local accommodation are included as well as route details.
Part one featuring the first four days of the route is on page 18 and we'll be publishing parts two and three in our August and September issues, so September might be a good time to do the whole thing &mdash; if you can wait that long.    
Looks like it's going to be a very full summer ahead!            
WHAT'S ON    
OUTDOOR EVENTS    
If something's going on in your neck of the woods, we want to hear about it.
Send your event details two months in advance to          
Walking in the Lakes    
July 6, 12, 19, 26.
There are four opportunities to discover the beautiful countryside of the Lake District on a <head>free</head>guided walk organised by the national park.
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4.    
Sociology by Anthony Giddens the text book for the nineties.
A must for the serious student    
5.    
A Gramsci Reader, edited by David Forgacs a collection from the works of the 20th century's most influential Marxist thinker.              
Postscript    
The best in books at greatly reduced prices    
Postscript is not a book club.
There is no obligation to buy any books over a period of time.
We simply publish catalogues six times a year, packed with quality books at bargain prices.
You are <head>free</head>to choose the best in books from the worlds of literature, history, cinema, women's studies, art, politics and social sciences.    
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<context>
In Article 1 of Protocol 11, the signatories agree to respect fully the statute of denuclearisation of Latin America&hellip; &bquo;in all its express aims and provisions&equo;.    
The express aim of the treaty, as stated in its preamble, is to keep the whole region, including the Falkland Islands and the adjoining seas &bquo;forever free from nuclear weapons&equo;.
Ironically, of the states that border the South Atlantic, only Argentina has not yet ratified the Treaty.
But this does not diminish the British obligation to our co-signatories, and it is such states as Brazil and Venezuela which are pressing Britain to renegotiate over the Falklands, before more bloodshed occurs.
I am told by a friend who was a delegate to the Delhi conference that the concern over Britain's importing nuclear weapons into an area hitherto <head>free</head>of them was real and not fictitious.    
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or maybe  Pulsatilla  .    
So look out for the strong, the peculiar, the characteristic symptoms, any general symptoms that run through the case in different areas of the body and any chances in the mental state of the patient.
Make sure that you have all the   details of each symptom: any cause, the speed of onset, the site, the sensations, the modalities etc.
Have you ascertained the strength and consistency of each symptom?
This will help you to appreciate the unique state of the patient and just how the illness is affecting him.    
There is no one way to take a case.
It is a creative and individual process reflecting the relationship between yourself and the patient.
This is why you should be as <head>free</head>from emotional upset and involvement as possible when taking it.    
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A prisoner had been taken who reported a possibility that the Emperor was with those forces, but the prisoner had not been certain of that fact.
Sharpe knew it was important for Dornberg to know where the Emperor was, for where Napoleon rode, that was the main French attack.    
He signed the despatch with his name and rank, then handed it to Blasendorf who promised it would be delivered as swiftly as his horses could cross country.    
&bquo;And ask General Dornberg to tell the Prince's Chief of Staff that I'm watching the Charleroi road,&equo; Sharpe added.    
Blasendorf nodded an acknowledgement as he turned his horse away, then, realizing what Sharpe had said, he looked anxiously back.
&bquo;You're going back to the road, sir?&equo;    
&bquo;I'm going back.&equo;    
Sharpe, his message in safe hands, was <head>free</head>to return and watch the French.
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Express the increase as a fraction.      
c)      
How much extra would it cost you to pay for the free pair of tights?            
13      
Rice Pudding &mdash; 500g + 25% free., Only 40p!    
a)      
What is 25% of 500g?      
b)      
Express the extra as a fraction.      
c)      
What would the <head>free</head>portion cost if you had to pay for it?                        
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&bquo;The problem is that neither of the two new systems being applied to our urban and rural services is suitable in the case of these long lengths of medium-use track,&equo; says David Wilkinson, Regional Railways' signalling and telecommunications engineer.    
&bquo;The lack of an off-the-peg solution means there is going to have to be an intensive research effort over the next few years involving us, the Railway Technical Centre at Derby and the railway supply industry.&equo;
His staff are also involved in trying to find a solution to leaves on lines, BR's perennial embarrassment.    
In certain weather conditions, heavy falls of vegetation can create a thick mulch over lines which reduce the effectiveness of trains' brakes and disrupt signalling.    
One outcome of the review now under way is likely to be an increase in trackside maintenance to keep embankments <head>free</head>of overhanging trees and thick undergrowth.    
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The separation also resolves the problem of remorse when we tax ourselves about an unphilosophical action we may have taken.
If the two worlds are not separated, this remorse can lead to confusion and vacillation, but when they are separated there is no morbid introspection.
In the mundane we have to live by the laws of the mundane and these do not always concur with the laws of the transcendent.
Separation enables a man to live in the transcendent and yet redress wrong in the material world.
In the mundane, we live within the laws of the mundane   and see that others obey the laws; but in the transcendent we pass beyond physical and man-made laws and beyond even good and evil.
In this way, there is a total freedom for we are <head>free</head>in the mundane, unhampered by transcendent principles and we are free in the transcendent.    
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All that was left of human expression.    
In the stable room Midnight heard the sound rising in his own throat.
He fought to hold it down, getting up and pacing about, counting strides aloud in the English tongue, forcing himself to observe minutely every crack and cobweb, every light pattern and shadow texture over the rough brick walls and polished leather of bridles and saddles, until he'd mastered the terrible memory.
Then, almost calm, pressed his forehead against the iron bars of his prison.
The window looked out on to the cobbled yard.
The man Hawkins was below, moving between yard and stable.
And coming through the arched gateway &mdash; Jess!
Bringing him food as she had done every day of his imprisonment.
He gripped the bars, wanting and not wanting to tear them down; escape; be <head>free</head> .
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Why is that there?
Don't you want your wool on the table?
I'll lift it up for you.
You have dropped it on the floor.&equo;
What with the heat, the fiddly bit and then him, I was ready to blow my top.    
Solution: Stop knitting yet again but I never gave up.
I went and got a secondhand Bond.    
Problem No. 7: Still nowhere to knit and I am getting very frustrated.    
Solution: Our son, Mark, informs us that he will be buying his own house.
I got a bit upset, but soon found a silver lining.
When he moves, one good sized bedroom will be <head>free</head> .    
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For your FREE catalogue complete and return the coupon opposite or dial   Please ask for Dept 115     
Promotion for Kays Catalogue          
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20% OFF YOUR 1ST ORDER      
SHOPPING NOW    
HERE'S HOW    
We've put it all together just the way you wanted.
Now you can choose the lovely clothes&hellip; the labels&hellip; the style you have always wanted.    
And with Cashback on everything&hellip; you get &pound;1 in every &pound;10 you spend back to enjoy.    
You'll have your own account&hellip; with a simple monthly statement and no paperwork.
You can pay as it suits you&hellip; with interest <head>FREE</head>credit, by cash, cheque or credit card.    
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Come and choose from our wide variety of salads and cold dishes by booking a table between 6pm and 6.30pm at only &pound;6.50per head.
Coffee inclusive.        
Hot Supper    
Hot supper, including vegetarian choices, is served in the Square Cat from 5.45pm until 11pm.
We do ask that, should you wish to eat  after   the show, you book in advance and order your meal on arrival at the theatre.
Due to the popularity of the bistro, it is advisable to book a table by calling (0723) 368463.        
Interval Drinks    
Save time by ordering and paying for your interval drinks or coffee before the show.
Interval drinks forms are available at the bar, and coffee can be ordered from the bistro.          
General Information      
<head>Free</head>Mailing List    
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Whatever his standing with Catholics (and for a short time it was high), he was set on a collision course with the representatives of traditional unionism and with no representative more so than Ian R. K. Paisley.        
Courts and Confrontations    
The commitment of Paisley and his supporters to protesting against both religious apostasy and political compromise ensured that the movement would eventually be confronted by the legal powers of the state.
In 1957, Paisley and Wylie were charged with causing a disturbance in Donaghadee by preaching through a loud hailer.
The charges were thrown out by the magistrate.
Paisley's second court appearance resulted from him, Wylie, and Harold V. Magowan, the short-lived <head>Free</head>Presbyterian minister of Antrim,   heckling Donald Soper in Ballymena.
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Filmmaking is such an enormously complex process that it's almost impossible for the outsider to apportion blame for the success or failure of a particular project.
Unless you were there, you can't know whether a film's failings should be attributed to the writer's incompetence or the director simply misunderstanding the script.
Perhaps the producer hurried the film prematurely into production, or the director didn't carry out the necessary preparation.
The lighting cameraman may have been going through a bad patch, or simply been driven crazy by the sort of director who can't make up their mind about anything.
It may have been that the editor didn't know how to cut a scene, or that the financiers called in a hack to re-edit the picture.
Critics are <head>free</head>to express opinions on such matters, but most of what you hear is pure speculation.    
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As a young man he had a prophetic revelation that led him to preach a new faith in place of the prevailing polytheism.
He denounced the old religion as the Lie and called on men to worship the deity whom he called Ahura Mazdah, the wise Lord, who stood for the Truth.
Zarathustra's monotheistic religion can be regarded as a response to the social conditions of his time, an age of transition when a settled agricultural and pastoral community was being threatened by predatory tribes who still followed the nomadic way of life.
Zarathustra interpreted the struggle between good and evil forces in ethical terms, and he believed that it pervaded the whole universe.
Although evil could not be attributed to Ahura Mazdah, its existence had to be accounted for, and Zarathustra explained it in terms of <head>free</head>will.
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We'll take care of every detail including installation, and just for piece of mind each bathroom comes with a full guarantee &mdash; all part of the complete Dolphin service.         
&bquo;It was tailored just for me&equo;    
&bquo;Those Dolphin people understood&equo;    
&bquo;Going to the bathroom's a pleasure again, it's so easy&equo;        
Keith Floyd ON The COOKS KITCHEN          
The COOKS KITCHEN    
Value for money is something that Keith Floyd holds very dear to his heart.    
We feel exactly the same way.
That's why we make all our own kitchens, so we can bring you a beautiful, individual designed collection for far less than any comparable kitchen.    
What's more, every kitchen we sell is planned and designed <head>free</head>of charge, then expertly installed by our teams of specialist craftsmen.    
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A third Free Presbyterian minister said: &bquo;Perhaps the main reason &lsqb;for leaving the Orange Order&rsqb; was that in 1969 I was saved by the grace of God and therefore felt that I could not sit and be associated with members of the Orange and Black while they consumed alcohol in their meetings on the 12th and 13th mornings each July.&equo;      
Given the Free Presbyterian Church's high political profile one would expect that many of its ministers would be active in the Orange Lodge, Black Preceptory, and Apprentice Boys.
Of forty-four ministers whose affiliations are known, twenty-one have never been members of any fraternal organization.
Ten have been members of the Orange Order but nine have resigned.
Three have been members of the Independent Orange Order and one has resigned.
Ten ministers are known to be members of the Apprentice Boys of Derry.    
It would be easy to exaggerate the extent to which the lack of genuine evangelicalism in the fraternal organizations creates motivational problems for <head>Free</head>Presbyterians who wish to be active in politics.
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Unfortunately, no trials of efficacy were carried out at that time, and this is impossible to do now as the vaccination schedules are in such widespread use.
Hard data on the degree of protection afforded by the homoeopathic remedies, therefore, does not exist.
Nevertheless, anecdotal clinical experience would suggest that they are effective and, again, they are not associated with harmful side-effects.      
33      
 When taking the medicines do I have to change my diet, give up smoking and/or drinking?   
This is a regular old chestnut and the advice given depends very much on who is giving it.
We ourselves have found that if a patient goes on to a diet which is relatively <head>free</head>from pesticides, herbicides and chemical additives, then often the homoeopathic remedies work much better than if the patient continues to eat an additive and junk-food-laden diet.
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The Semai Senoi, the ethnographic subjects of this paper and victims of purveyors of both images, seem to have suffered particularly in this regard.
Senoi peoples have been portrayed on the one hand as the quintessential noble savages by perpetrators of &bquo;Senoi Dream Theory&equo; (Stewart 1951, 1954; Garfield 1974) and on the other as raging bloodthirsty killers by proponents of instinctive human aggression (Paul 1978; Eibl-Eibesfeldt 1979; Wilson 1978).
(See Robarchek 1983; Dentan 1983; Domhoff 1985 for discussions of Senoi dream theory; see Robarchek 1986b; Robarchek and Dentan 1987 for a refutation of allegations of Semai bloodthirstiness.)
One objective of this paper will be to transcend these human nature-based caricatures by examining the psycho-social dynamics of individualism and autonomy in Semai society, a society which is, in fact, virtually <head>free</head>of violence.
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Currencies, commodities, government and corporate bonds: all are now issued and traded around the clock and around the world.
Cross-border flows in and out of stockmarkets have also grown rapidly, though equities are still not easily substitutable for one another across borders.
They retain their national character thanks to differences in accounting, disclosure and tax, and to restraints &mdash; some official, some from inertia &mdash; on institutional investment in foreign shares.
Those and other imperfections do raise questions about differences in the cost of capital between companies and countries.
But they do not alter the basic fact: markets now operate more fluently, reliably and consistently.        
Treasurers in the massage parlour    
<head>Free</head> , cross-border flows at the touch of a computer key: this suggests unreliable &bquo;hot&equo; money rather than the loyal cold sort.
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References and Notes                    
The Side Effects of Assessment Derek Rowntree      
The Competitive Aspects of Assessment    
The side effects of learning for the sake of extrinsic rewards are bad enough.
But what when these extrinsic rewards are in short supply?
When there are not enough to go round?
The side effects are then worsened by competition.
In one sense, of course, there is more than enough knowledge available for everyone to have a sufficiency.
As Robert Paul Wolff (1969, p. 66) points out: &bquo;The Pythagorean theorem does not flicker and grow dim as more and more minds embrace it.&equo;
Learning is a &bquo;<head>free</head>commodity&equo;, but only so long as we are thinking of knowledge as a source of intrinsic, expressive rewards.
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Colt thought it a serious mistake by his target to have gone in person to the Syrian Embassy.    
He had found the Ruger under the mattress in his Bayswater hotel room, and with it the keys of the Capri, and the tool box, and the overalls, plus the scrap of paper on which was the street and the number.
The bill was prepaid, so that he was away from the hotel before the front desk was manned, and the car had started first turn.    
For the whole day and all the previous evening, he had the hood up and tinkered with the engine.
He worked his way through a bag of sandwiches and four cans of Pepsi.
When night fell, he had slept in the back of the Capri, slept and dozed.    
They wanted it over and he wanted it over.
It was his deal with the Colonel, that once the business was finished then he was <head>free</head>to go west, head back to his roots.    
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Halfway down he knew it wasn't going to stop so he switched everything off, kept the brakes on to the end, and as it hit the grass he let the brakes off.
it came to rest in the soft ground 100 yards on.
And says Spencer, that was the end of that one.
(It was sold in the USA during 1980 and is now N281L.)    
Then there was the &bquo;Fury that Spencer shall never forget.
Sunday August 2, 1981.
&bquo;That was an exciting day,&equo; he muses.
This was former Fleet Air Arm FB.11 WJ244 once with the Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend, but never restored.
The Flack team restored her to pristine condition as G&ndash;FURY, and she made her first flight at Elstree in June 1980.    
The &bquo;Fury and the Spitfire has been to an airshow the previous day at Yeovilton, they had then flown to Humberside for another airshow and were on their way home.
The fee for performing at Yeovilton was not high but they did offer <head>free</head>fuel.
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In pensive vein he had published &bquo;an early warning&equo; in  The Favourite Game   against those who would follow &bquo;our future leaders, the war babies&equo;; for the simple reason that while the world convulsed in its madness and death-throes, &bquo;we grew up with toy whips,&equo; &bquo;games&equo; played by old and young alike.
And as he moved from boyhood to early youth, tales of heroism and daring-do accumulated, luring him by their unreal charms.
Military language and imagery entered his consciousness more forcefully at this time too.
Though soon to be exposed to Nazi atrocities as returning soldiers and the world's press became <head>free</head>to speak, he enjoyed the feeling of being on the winning side, of seeing his country's troops and their allies making strong progress across Europe.    
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To find out more about Mercantile Credit Personal Loans, call The Mercantile Action Line on 0800 262 951 (your call is free).    
Or simply complete the coupon opposite, tear off and post.
You won't even need a stamp.
We'll then send you full details and an application form.    
Just remember that we aim to make it as simple and straightforward as possible for you to borrow the amount you require &mdash; with confidence.    
Whether you contact us by &bquo;phone or by post, you are under no obligation.
To sum up, here are some of the benefits a Mercantile Credit Personal Loan offers.          
A cash sum to spend as you wish    
Borrow any amount from &pound;400&ndash;&pound;10,000    
No security required    
<head>Free</head>life protection    
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Provided the serial numbers are kept separate, lost or stolen cheques can usually be replaced within a couple of days.
Both Thomas Cook and American Express aim to replace cheques within 24 hours, and Amex claims that most of its customers receive refunds within &bquo;just a few hours&equo;.    
But, like cash, travellers cheques must be organised and paid for before you go, and there are commission charges of, usually, 1% for sterling and 2% for foreign currency.
So you may only want to buy what you think you're likely to need.
And that may in the end prove inadequate for any unforeseeable expenses.    
Moreover, on top of the purchase commission there is usually a charge when cashing the cheque, although both Amex and Thomas Cook have offices around the world where their cheques can be cashed <head>free</head>of charge.
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Most electricity men were convinced that, just as in lighting they had outmatched gas completely, it was only a matter of time before they did the same in other uses.
To many it seemed that for new houses to be carcassed for gas as well as electricity involved an unnecessary duplication of expense.
Their patronising public attitude to their old and stagnant gas competitors was complemented locally by fierce competition to win the new housing market.
Each Board devised its own policy, sometimes offering developers incentives like free connection of a new housing estate if they installed electric cooking or water heating or an agreed minimum of sockets.
The gas industry legitimately complained that this competition was sometimes far from fair: the Electricity Boards were using the leverage provided by the necessity of electric lighting to try to exclude gas and deprive consumers of a <head>free</head>choice.
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A former cabinet minister, Toshiyuki Inamura, was charged with evading &yen;1.7 billion (&dollar;12.6m) of taxes on some &yen;2.8 billion of ill-gotten gains that he made in a shares racket.
Suddenly the pressure was off Mr Kaifu to take back the tainted men.    
Mr Kaifu has been prime minister since August 1989.
He was originally seen as a stopgap, chosen almost solely for his respectability after two previous prime ministers had been forced to resign in quick succession.
Noboru Takeshita had to go because he received undeclared sums of money from the Recruit publishing-to-property conglomerate.
His replacement, Sosuke Uno, was forced out of office after only two months because of a sex scandal.
Despite pressure from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, Mr Kaifu managed to keep his first two cabinets <head>free</head>of politicians who had been implicated in either the Recruit scandal or the earlier Lockheed bribery case.    
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&bquo;Oh look, John!
It's a big, deep, fast flowing river.
That must be the path to the top.
Glad I brought my waterproof trousers.&equo;    
&bquo;No, Laura, I think you're mistaken.
There's a huge deep loch over there.
I vote we walk into it and look for the summit under the water.&equo;    
Hardly likely.    
So one can only surmise that this rather authoritarian sign is aimed at people whose knuckles scrape the tarmac.
I'm not complaining.
It's a <head>free</head>country and everyone has the right to be mind-numbingly stupid if they want, and subsequently I suppose it's better if they can avoid killing themselves as a direct result.
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HE CRUSHED a military rising, then granted the army's long-standing demand that he should release its jailed generals.
By releasing five senior officers imprisoned for crimes committed while they ran the country, from 1976 to 1983, President Carlos Menem may have hoped to eliminate much of the discontent that lay behind three rebellions against his predecessor, Raul Alfonsin, and one against himself on December 3rd.
But the perpetual unrest in Argentina's armed forces may not be disposed of so fast.    
The elderly men released by Mr Menem were the chiefs of the &bquo;dirty war&equo; against subversion, in which at least 9,000 civilians, unconvicted of any crime, died or disappeared.
The president has not exonerated the officers, nor declared them innocent.
He has merely set them <head>free</head> , while also freeing some of those whose acts they claimed as justification for their own misdeeds.
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Created by Three's Company 12 Flitcroft Street, London WC2 Produced by Angus Hudson Ltd, Mill Hill, London Typeset by Watermark, Cromer Printed in Great Britain     
The cost of this booklet has been met by World in Need.          
AIDS  a caring response   ACET      
THE CHALLENGE    
The chronic nature of AIDS means that people's needs are many and varied.
For many a stay in hospital is in appropriate but they are often too weak or ill to care for themselves properly.
For some this makes hospitalization inevitable.    
When someone is ill with AIDS they are often in pain.
Exhaustion is a permanent feature preventing the completion of even the most simple task.
Friends and family often reject them, leaving them <head>free</head>to face this chronic condition alone.
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Imperial competition with Germany, embodied in an escalating naval race, became interlocked with the enmities between the continental powers.
During the first decade of the twentieth century it became apparent that Britain could no longer sustain its role as an independent makeweight in the European balance of power.
Unable to police the world unaided, Britain was losing its freedom of manoeuvre &mdash; including its freedom to avoid involvement in future European wars.    
The wave of imperial annexations and Britain's entry into the European alliance system, did much to sap the foundations of pacifist optimism.
But the frontal assault on Cobdenite assumptions was the challenge to free trade itself.
When, in 1860, Cobden, a private citizen acting on behalf of the Government, negotiated a commercial treaty with France, it seemed that the era of universal <head>free</head>trade was well on its way.
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(Alternatively, how could Mr Gorbachev come?)
He has &bquo;temporarily&equo; imposed visa requirements for Czechoslovakia, the one place where East Germans could go without passports or permission.
That will make East Germans feel even more imprisoned and could heat up resentment against the government to explosion point.    
Opposition groups are springing up like mushrooms, calling ever more boldly and openly for reforms &mdash; freedom of opinion, democracy, justice, freedom to travel.
Although Mr Honecker warmly supports the old men who crushed the uprising in Tiananmen Square, he seems to have no stomach for a brutal crackdown.
Demonstrators are being treated with restraint, and dissidents, although under surveillance and sometimes harassed, are still at the moment <head>free</head>to speak out.    
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We may be one of the country's leading consumer banks with group assets excess of &pound;1 billion but we don't ask you to pay for expensive overheads like High Street branches.
We can also afford to give you peace of mind.    
For example, if you're under 60 you get free life assurance on the total amount you owe up to &pound;15,000.    
There is even a special plan which enables you to insure your repayments &mdash; in case of illness, an accident or redundancy &mdash; for just a few pounds a month.    
And if you need any further incentive, on completion of your loan, we'll give you &pound;150 worth of B&amp;Q vouchers to help fill your home or conservatory with plants and garden equipment.
We'll even give you <head>free</head>glazing insurance for the first 12 months.      
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The  St Clair   had been launched just five months previously and her spick and span shiny newness must have added to the air of wealth and progress.    
JTR    
Before she reached the precincts of Iona she made the round of the Sound of Mull, called at Tobermory, where she was unnecessarily detained by some shippers not having a lot of sheep waiting; she sailed up Loch Sunart, got on board part of a flock of sheep at Salen Pier, landed them at Croag in Mull; and now we made for the Isle of Coll, &mdash; the &bquo;Sandy Coll&equo; Sir Walter speaks of.
We had a bachelor party on board, who were out for a little merrymaking: an island marriage ball had wooed them from the desk of the counting-house, and having had a taste of the <head>free</head>air of these parts, and being good fellows well met, a few more days of healthful roving have a gleeful appendix to the gaieties of the wedding.
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He will advise you on the inheritance tax your estate might incur and ways in which this may be reduced.
He will be able to remind you of beneficiaries you might otherwise forget.          
Who will deal with my estate when I die?    
It is most important to appoint at least one Executor when you make your Will.
It is in fact advisable to name more than one Executor in case one of them dies before you.
Choose people you know well and trust and with whom you can share the details of your affairs.
A solicitor or accountant can act as an Executor if you so wish.
It doesn't matter if your Executor stands to benefit from the Will.        
How can I reduce the amount of inheritance tax payable on my estate?    
At present, the first &pound;128,000 of any estate is <head>free</head>of inheritance tax.
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A lot of players would simply set-up and hit the ball directly at the flag, and them wonder why they didn't get the ball close.    
In this instance I have a better chance of getting the ball close by using the slope to let the ball run down to the flag.
This does take imagination, which all good short game players have.
But it's something you can look at as you are approaching a green.
Take time to review the situation, taking all the factors into consideration.    
Again the lesson is plain: don't always chip straight at the pin.            
GOLF MONTHLY JUNIOR COMPETITION PART 2    
WIN FREE COACHING FROM THE STARS    
GOLF MONTHLY AND GLENMUIR have got together to give 12 youngsters the chance to receive <head>free</head>tuition from three of Britain's most famous golf figures.    
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There was to be a review for them, when any man who would like to go back to France would be sent back by a route through Marseilles, and he would provide for any man who wished to serve with his newly formed force, the Free French.
After that relations improved considerably.
I was allowed up to chatter with the older men about the good old days on Le Manche, when my grandfather had not only held serious philosophical and religious conversation with  les   pecheures     over his loud hailer, but had also been in to Boulogne harbour as thanksgiving for a market or two in Hastings at needy times.
These older men definitely wanted to go back to their families, and the younger ones were all for fighting the enemies of  La Belle France   in this most superior kind of foreign legion.
De Gaulle formed these youngsters into &bquo;The <head>Free</head>French.&equo;    
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The king promised redress, but did not keep his promises.
In 1347 he promised that the grievances of the Commons should be remedied by Chancery writs against Forest officers, but next year &bquo;the commons of the county of Surrey and of other counties&equo; complained that although they had sued for a writ in the Chancery, they had not been able to obtain the promised remedy.    
The &bquo;purlieus&equo;, or areas put out of the forest by the perambulations, were a special bone of contention.
Mounted officers called &bquo;rangers&equo; were appointed to drive back into the forest deer which had strayed into the purlieus.
The Commons wished the purlieus to be completely <head>free</head>from the Forest law, so that every landowner should have the right of free chase in his own lands and   woods.
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The claims were made not simply on the say-so of the individual trainers, although these were influential, but after the intricate analysis of extensive videotapes; techniques particularly associated with F.G.
Patterson and Herb Terrace.
This can provide reasonable evidence that, at the simplest level, one-to-one correlations exist between signs and objects or simple needs.
The ape will slap its thigh when it sees a dog or sign &bquo;gimme food&equo; when it can be supposed to be hungry; or reverse the process, if the trainer signs, by producing the appropriate object.    
It has been far more difficult however, despite the film technology, to assess the extent to which the gestures are used naturally yet significantly in the more taxing contexts of play and what some researchers call &bquo;<head>free</head>living&equo;.
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The slalom site at Cataract Gorge is sited on a 350 metre section of river fed by the Trevallyn Dam.
It is very technical and demanding.
Sue Wharton.       
Perran Shreeve and Pete Horton in the Crystal Palace pool finals        
Calling all judges    
The World Cup series slalom at Holme Pierrepont on May 30th&ndash;31st will be the most important British slalom for some years and will draw a very high class field of paddlers ahead of the Olympic Games.
As such, a great deal of help is required with security, car parking, course maintenance and, particularly, judging.
A separate judge is required for every gate.
All officials will get <head>free</head>camping plus a   barbecue   on the Saturday night and it is hoped to offer a further incentive such as a T shirt.
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But a combination of factors, including a high proportion of broken or at least deteriorating homes and single-parent families, an absence of parent-child contact due to migration and possibly compounded by the necessity of devoting excessive time to earning a   living and, as I will argue shortly, a distorted appreciation of the parent's function  vis-&agrave;-vis   education crystallize to release the black youth from the influence of his parents and jettison him into a world in which his peers, with whom he shares the common experience of being black in a white society, are the dominant forces.
Such forces carry him away from the mainstream of Caribbean life into the tributaries of a distinct black youth culture.
In many cases, the work ethic is denigrated and impulse repression is replaced by an incitement to self-expression.
Sport is one vehicle for such self-expression.    
Thus we have the permitting conditions: the lack of parental control which might have brought the youth into more conventional alignments rather than setting him <head>free</head>to explore the more extravagant possibilities of a sporting career.
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Such redevelopment is often unnecessary and detrimental; the end product of such schemes is all too often a sham-historical parody, re-creating an idealised, sanitised Britain that never actually existed.
In SAVE's 1983 report Mike Pearce observed that many of the pubs in Winchester's historic city centre &bquo;have been modernised and remodernised to present the tourist with open-plan fast-food interiors modelled in the character of some mythical Merrie Englande&equo;.    
Nor do Georgian country pubs escape, either.
Many emerge from &bquo;refurbishment&equo; with little of their original partitions, fittings or even masonry remaining.
A good example of this can be found in the sleep village of Buckland in Oxfordshire!
The Lamb, a picturesque village pub closed some years ago by Allied, was reopened in 1989 as a <head>free</head>house after an extensive remodelling &mdash; which involved the complete gutting of the original unexceptional but characterful, partitioned interior.
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With Britain in the midst of a supposed punk revolution, Gedge followed this up a year later in swashbuckling style with an appearance in another G and S production,  The Pirates of Penzance  .
The famous gruff voice was hardly heard in his role as a chorus member.
&bquo;He never sang solo but I'm sure David was not one of those duty bound to mime,&equo; says Mildenhall.    
At the end of the second year in the sixth form, Gedge formed his first proper relationship with a girl.
Janet Rigby, who was in the lower sixth, was about to board the school bus for home when Gedge attracted her attention.
&bquo;He came legging up behind and just asked me out.
It was completely out of the blue.
I think I told him I had too much homework that night but I would be <head>free</head>on Saturday.&equo;    
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They also handle those cases concerned with major crime or of national concern and interest.    
As far as I could discern none of the courts operates on any form of jury system.
All cases are handled by one of the three levels of jurisdiction, someone usually sitting alone.
An arrested person must be brought before a judge within forty-eight hours, who will then decide if there is a case to answer.
If so the alleged offender may be held in custody to await trial.
In Geurrero State this waiting period was apparently not too long but it appeared that in other areas delays and crowded court lists inevitably meant some people spending a considerable time in custody.    
Defendants who do not have their own lawyer may select one, from a list, who will then represent them entirely <head>free</head>of charge.
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NEW BOOKS Rt Hon John Biffen MP will be signing his new &bquo;everything you wanted to know about the proceedings of the House of Commons&equo; Guide.
Thursday afternoon CPC bookstall Julian Critchley MP The Palace Of Varieties has shot straight into the best-seller list.    
Rt Hon Kenneth Baker MP Faber Book of English History in Verse, now in paperback.    
A Tory Seer: Writings of TE Utley.
Edited by Simon Heffer of The Telegraph and Charles Moore of The Spectator.
Launch at The Spectator Party Thursday 10pm Imperial Hotel.
Press/passholders only.        
Film News    
By LESLEY ABDELA    
London doesn't have a corner on film festivals: in Newcastle, the twelfth Tyneside Film Festival begins tomorrow &mdash; with <head>free</head>tickets for Independent readers.
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Within the Borough of Brentford and Chiswick there existed Boston House in the Manor of Boston, with a varied history over many hundreds of years; also Gunnersbury House &mdash; the name Gunnersbury is believed to be derived from Gunilda or Gunyld, a niece of King Canute, who had a house or castle there &mdash; which led to the Manor of that area being called &bquo;Gunnersbury&equo; by the seventeenth century.
Only more recently was the site of Gunnersbury House used by the late Leopold de Rothschild in order to build the palatial house, part of which is now the Gunnersbury Museum.    
Brentford was also the centre at which the Middlesex Elections were held and some very boisterous hustings took place there for the nomination and election of parliamentary representatives.          
Towards the Second World War    
Unemployment reached a peak in 1933 &mdash; universally there were thirty million people without work and any form of <head>free</head>trade between nations and virtually been abandoned, each country having introduced import quotas, tariffs and controls.    
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The Australians won their first VC of the campaign in a tank battle outside a village called Marjayoun in the south of the country which is now the headquarters of Israel's proxy South Lebanon Army militia.    
In the village of Damour, a young Jewish member of the Allied forces, Moshe Dayan, was shot in the eye.
During an attempt to outflank Damour, the Allies shelled the town of Moukhtara where Kemal Jumblatt, the father of Walid Jumblatt, the present Druze leader, lived.    
The Vichy French drew up two defensive lines &mdash; at Damour and along the Dog River north of Beirut.
They did this to spare the city's civilians from artillery barrages.
It was a sensitivity not exercised in recent months.
When the Vichy French fled, de Gaulle's <head>Free</head>French and the British took over the capital.
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It is not intended to be a substitute for discussion with medical staff and we recommend that where possible you also talk to your doctor about your treatment wishes.
However, it does mean that if you develop a life-threatening condition, you will have the reassurance of knowing that your wishes are recorded in written form if you become unable to express them.        
FURTHER INFORMATION AND ADVICE    
We suggest you discuss your wishes with those close to you, or perhaps a nurse, counsellor, religious advisor or AIDS helpline.
You do not need to see a lawyer to complete the form, but advice on any aspect of your LIVING WILL can be obtained from The Terrence Higgins Trust Advice Centre and Legal Line or the Immunity Legal Centre.        
WHERE TO OBTAIN A COPY    
Individual copies may be obtained <head>free</head>of charge from The Terrence Higgins Trust.        
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On the contrary, joining the Personal Accident Plan now could provide the financial lifeline you need, if the unthinkable happens to you.        
Guaranteed Acceptance    
Your acceptance into the Plan is automatically GUARANTEED providing you are resident in England, Scotland, Wales, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man and you apply before the closing date.        
Free gifts when you take out the Personal Accident Plan    
Apply now for the protection of the Plan and we'll send you a free First Aid Kit in a neat and practical case, when you take up the policy.
It contains everything you're likely to need for the minor emergency.    
And if you also apply for protection for your spouse or your whole family, you will receive a stylish Pocket Calculator as an extra <head>free</head>gift.
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No fooling    
This is one letter that I didn't want to write.
I have just heard that without a buyer  Punch   will close.
This is, of course, April Fool's territory but I think this is real.
What can I say?
Maybe it could be done monthly rather than the punishingly weekly?
Don't you wish you had a couple of million quid?
I do.          
Taking life for granted    
If you do close then it will pretty conclusively solve my dilemma about whether or not I could have afforded to tap 50 quid out of my grant for a subscription next term.
&bquo;Have ten bloody subscriptions &mdash; <head>free</head> !
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The loss of that money is resented by at least one member of the England Committee, who told me: &bquo;Our football in Sweden was the worst in my lifetime, but we should be strong enough to face up to the situation.
Instead, we've got cold feet!&equo;       
TAYLOR: Protection    
McMENEMY: Trip    
MILLICHIP: FA boss        
Italian mission    
HARRY HARRIS    
ENGLAND boss Graham Taylor travelled to Italy yesterday to determine the availability of star exiles Paul Gascoigne, David Platt and Des Walker.    
Taylor will meet officials from Lazio, Bari and Sampdoria to make sure the three national heroes will be <head>free</head>to travel to Poland and Norway for World Cup qualifying games in May and June next year.    
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Fortunately, the importance and individuality of chapel architecture is now being recognized, thanks to the work of writers and teachers such as John Hilling and professor Anthony Jones, of the Texas Christian University, who has spent numerous summers visiting and photographing chapels.
The chapels are often temple-form buildings with pediments and columns, and the use of the orders is often bold and unusual, with an intriguing disregard for the rules.        
The Church in Scotland    
Scotland, compared to England and Wales, has relatively few medieval churches but, precisely because so many were destroyed at the time of the Reformation, Scotland is rich in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century ecclesiastical architecture.    
The nineteenth and early twentieth centuries saw a remarkable bout of church building, fuelled by the great split in 1843 when 451 out of a total of 1,203 ministers left to form the <head>Free</head>Church of Scotland.
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To uses these &bquo;kind to hair&equo; curlers, simply twist a section of h air around each curler, bend the plastic antennae across the hair to hold it firmly in place and dry as normal.
A pack of 18 Squiggles usually cost &pound;10.50 from Schumi but we have 20 packs to give away absolutely free.
Write to.        
150 free    
Hair needs moisturising all year long which is why more and more products are formulated with effective conditioning ingredients.
VO5's Moisturising Plus is a range of luxurious shampoos and conditioners which help replace natural oils and moisture lost through a combination of styling and environmental wear and tear.
There are four shampoo variants and three creamy conditioners to choose from and we have 150 Moisturising Plus Frequent Use Shampoos to give away &mdash; usually priced at &pound;1.29/300ml.
Write to.        
20 <head>free</head>   
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Those critics of the police who argue that they took a partisan position can at least point to legal authority that would have justified a different approach.
It is scarcely conceivable in the political climate of the time that the alternative would have been adopted as a matter of policy, but that it was avoided at the cost of serious reductions in the level of policing in much of the country suggests a conscious choice.            
The Public Order Act 1986    
The policing of CND rallies and the miners' strike could hardly be said from the Government's point of view to have failed, and certainly the police did not suffer for want of legal powers.
Although some specific legislation was later to emerge, on <head>free</head>speech in the universities and football identity cards, for example, the breadth of what was already in place made complaints about the inadequacy of the law difficult to sustain.
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For one thing, the people elected Solidarity to govern and it has been governing for barely seven months.
It still has an enormous job to do.
Some 60 bills are now clogging parliament on everything from privatisation to local government, with more on the way.
Solidarity ministers, who this time last year were huddled in places like Warsaw's scruffy Czytelnik caf&eacute; plotting nothing more ambitious than the legalisation of their union, now wake up each morning to the daunting task of building a new democratic Poland on the rubble of the old communist one.    
The other reason for keeping Solidarity solid is the economy.
No other government, so the argument runs, not even a completely freely elected one (Poland's election last year was only partly <head>free</head> ), could have detonated Big Bang and survived.    
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A ballet dancer who does not practise every day loses a lot of skill, as does a musician.
The actor is no different, although for some reason it is often thought that you are somehow ready to act, magically, the moment you enter a stage door.
Look after yourself, and particularly your voice and your memory, for without these you are dead meat.    
So much of professional life is spent in the competitive atmosphere of interviews and auditions that a chance to work on themselves constructively and together is something actors relish.
Since 1980 professional training courses have proliferated and many can be found in and around London.
All of them take the working actors' problems into account and attempt to create classes which can make <head>free</head>hours both disciplined and profitable.    
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&bquo;Our task is to preserve the statues&equo;, says Budapest Gallery director Andras Szilagy, &bquo;and to educate and remind people of this period in our history&equo;.
But Mr Szilagy and his staff are not expecting the citizens of Budapest to flock in their thousands to see the collection of ugly lifeless forms.    
After all, it was the Budapest public who demanded the removal of the eye-sores in the first place.            
Conservation      
The Czech Republic    
A noble story    
From the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, an account of a fifty year-old promise honoured to return an altarpiece to Bohemia were it ever to become free    
The silent witnesses to the suppressed past of the Czech town Decin on the river Elbe (Teschen in German), are now <head>free</head>to say what they want, even speak German.
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Area of priority treatment!          
Toby's Verse:      
And the show'll go on there's no dress rehearsal    
You can drop all the masks, do some role reversal    
Learn your part, you've still-got time    
It's a farce, a pantomime &mdash;    
All the tricks and transformations    
It comes down to the clowning, the pratfalls, the catcalls,    
The standing ovations    
And if it's a paper moon and just a cardboard sea    
We must do more than makebelieve we're <head>free</head>   
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There will be other readers who may look wistfully at the attractions of religious faith but are restrained by the folklore and fashions of what they suppose to be a current scientific philosophy.
For both categories of readers, as for anyone interested in questions of value, ethics and social responsibility in science, here is a bold book by a scientist who has equipped himself theologically and philosophically.
 Science and the Renewal of Belief   does not duck the obvious but difficult questions &mdash; as an Anglican lay minister, Professor Stannard must often meet them at grass roots.
Biblical interpretation, Adam and Eve, original sin, evolution, miracles, evil, the nature of God, <head>free</head>will, prayer, Galileo and Charles Darwin &mdash; here are all these issues in 22 short and attractively written chapters, each one a readable   essay  .    
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But you can guarantee that there will be something happening in the bars, restaurants and clubs which are buzzing with energy.    
An island of great beauty beckons.
It has good beaches, dramatic scenery and has even been given the royal nod.
It cannot be missed.    
David Welford    
Gloucester Citizen       
IN OUR OPINION    
An attractive Club built around two swimming pools, but offering a low key sports and entertainment programme with the facilities of Costa Teguise close by.
A good choice for a relaxing holiday.          
CLUB FACILITIES    
Sun terraces; two swimming pools; <head>free</head>poolside sunloungers.
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I felt shock.&equo;    
The hearing continues.        
Demi Moore    
GHOST star Demi Moore has splashed out &pound;1.5 million for the role of an opera-loving coroner.    
Demi, above, bought the rights to Patricia Cornwall's book, Cruel And Unusual, so she could take the role of Dr Kay Scarpetta.        
Justice for a killer is four more years    
Bob Graham    
FATAL attraction killer Susan Christie got her wish for justice yesterday &mdash; when her five-year jail term was increased to nine.    
The woman soldier, who slit the throat of her officer lover's beautiful wife, had insisted her sentence was too soft.    
Now she will have to spend another three years behind bars instead of walking <head>free</head>in 11 months' time.    
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Printed on worse paper than NME,   curiously  .    
17.    
NOISE: Ill-starred precursor to the whole teen-'zine glossies boom, edited by now NME publisher Alan Lewis.
What chance did it stand?    
18.    
SUPERSONIC: The magazine of Mike Mansfield's once &bquo;groundbreaking&equo; TV prog.
And cue closure!    
19.    
PUNK'S NOT DEAD: This magazine, however, is.    
20.    
FLEXIPOP: Brilliant, ahead-of-its-time pop mag that came with a <head>free</head>flexi (Blondie, The Jam, Adam And The Ants etc) on the cover.
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For general enquiries regarding arts events promoted by the University of Ulster, or for further information about any of the events contained in this leaflet, please contact JEREMY LEWIS, the University's Arts Administrator on Coleraine 44141.    
Information contained in this brochure is correct at the time of going to press.            
SUPPORT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE STARTING IN BUSINESS      
If you are a young person and need help to start your own business, this leaflet will help you decide which of the Youth organisations best suits your needs.
It contains a summary of the advice, support and financial assistance which Livewire, the Prince's Youth Business Trust and the Youth Enterprise Scheme offers young people.      
LIVEWIRE    
YOUNG IDEAS AT WORK    
Livewire helps young people aged 16&ndash;25 who want to set up in business.    
Livewire offers help by giving <head>free</head>advice to young entrepreneurs.    
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We believe that there is still room for the hotel to expand into the market for 30&ndash;90 delegate conferences in the Chester area and recommend, therefore, that consideration be given to developing the Dee Hall as a conference site.        
FEASIBILITY REPORT ON LEISURE CENTRES IN HOTELS    
Presented to: The Manager        
Introduction    
During this century the time available for leisure (defined as time spent not at work) has increased significantly due to long annual holidays and a change from a six-day to a five-day working week.
It is expected that this trend will continue, with further reductions in the number of hours worked and more people taking early retirement.
Experts say there has never been so much <head>free</head>time available to so many people.
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Cameron wanted to give him a computer, but Alexia prevailed and soon the house was full of twangs and scales again.
His son was obsessive about music, mastering classical, folk and rock modes with alarming rapidity.
At sixteen, he put together his first group and, with a cash present from his grandfather, put out a record of his own songs.
It got a lot of airplay from John Peel, and was written up extensively by the music press.
A major company signed him up, and he had a series of top ten hits while building a serious reputation.
Elvis Costello called him a genius, and Jonathan Demme made an in-concert film of his appearance at the Hollywood Bowl.
Cameron III was embarrassed by the  Smash Hits   following and tried not to be a teen idol, whereupon he   was celebrated all the more.
Cameron knew how good his son really was, and encouraged him to break <head>free</head>of the pop straitjacket.
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Almost four out of five family doctors thought violent patients should lose the right to see a GP and be barred from registering with any doctor.    
Nearly all GPs wanted to be able to take violent patients off lists immediately.    
Doctor editor Helena Sturridge said: &bquo;GPs have had enough of being punch bags and are no longer willing to remain lumbered with patients who attack them.&equo;    
Dr Eric Rose, a member of the British Medical Association's GP committee, said: &bquo;GPs will allow for mentally ill violent patients.    
&bquo;But people violent without excuse should forfeit their right to see a doctor.&equo;    
Sybil Myerson, of London's Royal <head>Free</head>Hospital, who has studied violence against GPs, said: &bquo;Living in fear of attack is a terrible stress and one which GPs could do without.&equo;        
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And amongst neighbours, an executive found guilty of corporate crime continues to be regarded as &bquo;upright and steadfast; indeed, they will probably see him as solid and substantial a citizen as they themselves are&equo; (Geis 1978: 283).
In any case, amongst such a community there is a strong ethic directed towards making money but a great disapproval of it being stolen directly, as in the case of larceny, burglary, or robbery.
Thus, since the executive's way of making money for the corporation is not viewed as either immoral or criminal, his neighbours are hardly likely to discriminate against him; after all, there but for the grace of the enforcement agencies    
Because corporate crimes are hardly likely to be described as heinous in the media, few consciences are outraged and scandalized; consequently, the ingredients which deterrent theorists argue are necessary to achieve a specific deterrent effect do not typically exist.
In these circumstances, executives feel <head>free</head>to commit corporate crimes.
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The structure of corporate governance thus provides its own sort of poison-pill defence: if a bid were to succeed, all sorts of costs would be incurred because of harm to relationships.
The cross-shareholding system is protective, but the protection is provided by owners who care directly about the fate and performance of the firm.
It is not principally provided by banks, though these might supply a new director or two if things go wrong.
All this makes the Japanese system decidedly different from that with which it is often carelessly linked: continental Europe.          
The European communities    
Beware simple comparisons between Britain and continental Europe      
IF CORPORATE governance and the virtues or vices of <head>free</head>financial markets had been agonised over as much in 1985 as they are now, continental Europe would have ruined many of the most popular and simplistic conclusions.
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They must have done some good (Cipolla points out that their principles were the same as those of the great 19th-century sanitary reformers such as Sir Edwin Chadwick), and yet there seems to be no way of telling from the surviving evidence whether lives were saved as a result.
In the end, this is a book without a conclusion &mdash; despite its charts, its statistical tables and its thickets of notes, it offers little more than a collection of historical raw material.
Raw enough, that is, to give the reader an authentic whiff of the past.    
If, on the other hand, there are readers who are more interested in laughing at the past than in understanding it; if they find disease and human suffering good for a giggle as well; if they think that a sort of <head>free</head>association of ideas is a good substitute for historical explanation; and if they are unperturbed by gross defects of style and grammar, then they will enjoy Andrew Nikiforuk's The Fourth Horseman: A Short History of Epidemics, Plagues and Other Scourges.    
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c)    
We have the right to use any stills taken from the Video and to take any photographs during the shooting and use these in accompanying print materials and publicity matter.        
6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS    
You will be acknowledged by name in the final credits of the Video in the event of it proceeding to completion and in any video credits in the accompanying print material which may be published.    
7 TERMINATION    
a)    
If you deviate substantially and importantly from the conditions laid down in this letter of engagement, we will be <head>free</head>to terminate the engagement by immediate notice at any time and to engage additional and/or alternative directors to perform some or all of the functions set out here.    
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Once in the computer, grey scale images can be easily and professionally integrated into documents with Foto Touch, Logitech's new Windows-based image editing software which comes with FotoMan.    
Using a NiCad 24-hour rechargeable battery, the camera can be used both indoors and outdoors without the need for cables, film, development or additional memory storage.
The user simply lines up the image in the viewfinder of the fixed focus lens and presses the button.    
A threaded filter adapter ring ensures that the camera can make use of standard 37mm camcorder accessories such as wide angle telephoto and macro lenses and filters.    
The final price for FotoMan is expected to retail at less than &pound;600 exclusive of VAT and should be available during the spring of 1992.    
For further details contact:            
<head>FREE</head>LEICA LENS    
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Ian Paisley was once a member of the Shankill Road Lodge of the Orange Order and a lodge chaplain, but he resigned from the Order when the County Grand Lodge refused to expel Sir Robin Kinahan for attending a funeral service in a Roman Catholic chapel.
Another Free Presbyterian minister, Austin Allen, resigned from the Order because it would not accept Free Presbyterian ministers as district chaplains.
His district stuck to the tradition of only accepting chaplains from the three main Protestant churches.
A third <head>Free</head>Presbyterian minister said: &bquo;Perhaps the main reason &lsqb;for leaving the Orange Order&rsqb; was that in 1969 I was saved by the grace of God and therefore felt that I could not sit and be associated with members of the Orange and Black while they consumed alcohol in their meetings on the 12th and 13th mornings each July.&equo;      
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One would think that it must be a daunting task finding worthy nominees every year.
Yet according to panel chairman Maggie Sanderson, this is not so.
She sees the awards as a good barometer of nutritional issues.
&bquo;They show how concern is growing over food standards and the health of the nation,&equo; she says.
&bquo;We are very excited about the quality of the entries.&equo;    
Last year's main award went to Dr Martin Wiseman, head of nutrition at the Department of Health.
This year, it could be any of the following candidates.      
Consumer award    
The first contender in the consumer category is Alisa Morrant, who is concerned with children's diets.
She has been nominated for her bounty packs campaign &mdash; the samples of baby food, drinks, nappies and creams given <head>free</head>to new mothers.    
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The Tomy Cosy Bouncer is a super snug carrier that lets baby travel in style, sleep in comfort and bounce when it wants to.
The dual moulded handles have been designed for easy carrying, interlocking for a secure grip.
The plush padded cover is machine washable and there's a storage compartment for bottles and accessories.
But most importantly the Cosy Bouncer has three easily adjustable positions.
The cradle position for sleeping, the upright position for feeding and last but not least, the bouncing position for doing what all babies love to do.        
A CARELINE FOR CALLING      
You can call the Tomy Careline anytime between 9:00am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday.
We're not only here to give you advice on any Tomy Nursery Product.
You can also request a <head>free</head>nursery catalogue and find out where the nearest Tomy stockist is in your area.        
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The Kop is an economic way of purchasing polyester braid, as a half kilo or 18oz reel of 25kg (551 b) breaking strain can provide as much as 920metres or 3000ft to play with!
Although more resilient, and easier to handle as well as coming in a far higher range of breaking strains (up to 200kg or over 400 1 b), braid is still vulnerable to kinks and twists.    
Take care with all lines.
If possible, have the line pass through a bare hand  slowly   these synthetics can burn or cut &mdash; and feel for any irregularities.
In most instances, a kink will produce a slight burr on the surface which can be smoothed out.
A worn braid feels rough and is best cut away and the line joined by a blood knot.         
Derived from the Indian reel, with extensions to allow the line to run <head>free</head>as it spools out with the ends spinning in the hands, the plastic reel is to be recommended.        
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The anomaly of church tax &mdash; only a few sleepy Swiss cantons employ a similar system in Europe &mdash; has its explanation in the appropriation early last century of the bulk of German church lands, the main source of religious wealth and income.    
The Prussian crown and several smaller principalities which seized the properties told the churches to raise money from their own members instead.
The church tax became institutionalised during the Weimar Republic and was incorporated into the Basic Law of the new federal republic in 1949.    
The same procedure has been extended to the former communist east.    
Wolfgang Luder, MP with the liberal <head>Free</head>Democrats, whose radical wing has long criticised the link forged by the tax between church and state, claims the levy breaches European law.    
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The earth itself buckled under the titanic stress, and across the island continent earthquakes cast down the cities and levelled the mountains.    
A wall of water a thousand feet high smashed down on Nagarythe.
The sea rushed in to cover all of Nagarythe and most of Tiranoc besides.
Tens of thousands were slain, drowned by waves, buried by earthquakes, struck by magical lightning.
The shock of the sinking was felt as far away as the World's Edge Mountains and is recorded in the chronicles of the Dwarf kings.    
The power of the Witch King was reduced but not broken.
In those last hours as the seas rushed in to devour the land the mightiest of the sorcerer lords of Nagarythe cast dark and terrible spells upon their keeps.
As the waves crashed round the hilltops the wizards' palaces broke <head>free</head>and floated on the surface of the waves.
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As a member of the HAE, and one of the largest and best known hire companies in Europe, HSS is well-equipped to meet all your hiring requirements.    
When hiring tools from HSS Hire Shops you only pay for the actual time the equipment is in use; in addition you have the HAE assurance that the tools you select are regularly maintained, and are in a safe condition.
HSS Hire Shops has 170 branches throughout the UK, and there are plans for expansion in the coming year.
With a product line-up of over 400 items (which is constantly being updated and reviewed) every d-i-y task &mdash; from one-room decorating to a full-scale renovation &mdash; is catered for.    
Customer can locate their nearest HSS branch by telephoning the Freephone number: 0800 28 28 28.
A <head>free</head>hire catalogue will be sent on request, which gives a full description of each product, along with current hire rates.
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Misfiring    
Eighteen months ago I took early retirement.
The first thing I did was to refurbish my 1973 vehicle, of course I have kept it in good order.    
The original engine I have kept as a spare and would like to convert it to run on unleaded petrol, could you please inform me where to get drawings or information on conversion.    
Any engine machining company should be able to bore out your head and press in the valve seat inserts (ETC 6278) and recut them.
Also have the inlet valve seats recut at the same time.    
I have been using unleaded petrol in my Ninety 2.5 litre.
However, at a recent service I found signs of burning on the spark plugs and I have reverted to leaded.
Advice please.    
Your 90 2.5 petrol will run perfectly on lead <head>free</head>petrol with no alteration.
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The experience of Los Angeles, which is the largest developed city in the world without any form of rail transport, should be a terrible warning to politicians who ignore or dismiss the crying need for improvements to our own public transport networks.    
Here in London and the South-east, we already have metro and commuter railways which carry over 1,300 million passengers a year.
On London Transport alone, over 1,900 million annual journeys are made on buses and tubes.
Yet we suffer ever-growing road congestion, the amelioration of which most thinking people now agree cannot be achieved merely by building more roads.    
Certainly we need road space for those who must drive, but there are many drivers who would willingly change (or revert) to public transport given some inducement &mdash; like services that are more frequent, more reliable and more widely available, or a further disincentive to the scandal of non-essential company cars that make commuting <head>free</head>of charge to their users.
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Sometimes it plunged into the depths of the sea, indicating she was taking a command to the sea-gods from ZEUS; at other times a blessing from HERA would take the multi-hued arch directly to the door of a worthy mortal family.        
Ishtar    
A wanton Babylonian goddess whose cult was marked by lascivious excesses.
The Classical historian and traveller Herodotus (c.480&ndash;425BC) wrote:    
The foulest Babylonian custom is that which compels every woman of the land once in her life to sit in the temple of Ishtar and lay with some stranger&hellip; after sexual union has made the woman holy in the goddess' sight, she returns home&hellip;
Handsome   women are, of course, soon <head>free</head>to depart, but it happens that the uncomely sometimes have to wait several years&hellip;        
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One of the country's vice-presidents, Mr Casimir Ionescu, said thousands of Securitate members waging a guerrilla campaign had given up, while hundreds remained at large.    
Sporadic shooting continued yesterday in Bucharest and other cities.There were repeated television appeals that acts of revenge should cease.    
The new constitution said the ruling council represented &bquo;the joining of all of us &mdash; the army and the patriotic forces for the democracy of our country&equo;.    
The principles of the constitution are: 1.
The end of the one-party system.    
2.
The promise of free elections in April 1990.    
3.
The &bquo;restructuring of the economic system and the national economy having as its aim efficiency and <head>free</head>enterprise and the elimination of bureaucratic methods of planning&equo;.    
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&bquo;I don't know,&equo; said Brompton-Smiley.
&bquo;It was a private sale from Templeman himself but it's got to be six figures.&equo;    
&bquo;I thought he was broke.&equo;    
&bquo;Precisely, sir.
Then, two days ago, one of his twoyear-olds collapsed during a gallop.
I've heard, unofficially,&equo; Brompton-Smiley was proud of his network of contacts and could never resist reminding his employer of them, &bquo;very unofficially, that the postmortem shows that he was got at.&equo;    
&bquo;Was anyone hurt?&equo;    
&bquo;Not really.
The girl who lost that race at Ascot was riding him.
Broken collarbone, that's all.&equo;    
At last, the Rolls had broken <head>free</head>of Piccadilly's logjam and was making its way at something approaching normal speed towards Knightsbridge.    
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She felt relieved and began to express feelings she had hidden for years.
Gradually she learnt to eat more regularly and healthily, and was able to stop bingeing.
&bquo;Binge&equo; diary Week 1 Decided to give up vomiting; binged three times 2&ndash;3 Noticed that when stressed by children she turned to food and binged 4&ndash;5 Binged only once each week 6&ndash;7 Returned home and observed how she wanted to please her parents 8&ndash;9 On holiday, eating three meals a day &mdash; discovered she did not put on weight.
Only one binge 10 Stopped weighing regularly.
Only one binge 11 Decided to allow herself to put on a little weight 12 Gave away &bquo;thin&equo; clothes and bought new ones.
No binges, just occasional overeating 13 Felt she still had difficulties to address but was <head>free</head>from her eating problems    
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Unesco was able to assure the societies of its continuing important service as coordinator between them and the Soprintendenze, also saving them 4% VAT, and making available an employee and its office in St Mark's Square.
This is significant, because there has been a period during which it looked as though, because of the societies' successful opposition in 1990 to the then Italian Foreign Secretary Gianni De Michelis's plan to site Expo2000 in the Veneto, the Italian government would no longer pay for the Unesco office.    
At the meeting, Luigi Zanda, a leading Italian campaigner for Venice and President of the Consorzio Venezia Nuova, made a plea, published here in place of the usual editorial (see p.1), for the future of Venice to be treated by the Italian government with a new sense of responsibility and morality <head>free</head>from the political factionism which stalemates so much of the country's public life.    
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  extravagant marquees, immaculate helicopters, the best suites at the best hotels, the best restaurants, the handsomest girls, the best company, the most ease and the most fun possible; behind the scenes, real work was done, not least by Master James and the March engineers who, then as now, were no slouches.    
James had several other aspects to his life which set him apart from many of his colleagues.
First was his upbringing and education &mdash; at Cheam and Wellington College.
The son of a stockbroker and part of a large and easy-going family, James was brought up with more options than most.
The fact that he was an outstanding, if not completely <head>graceful</head> athlete, that he played anything with a racquet commendably well &mdash; I remember battling him at tennis in the oppressive heat of Guaruja to an 8&ndash;8 deadlock before we both gave up to avoid heat prostration &mdash; that he is a better than average golfer and could just as well have played football or cricket and enjoyed all sports, made him less exclusively obsessive about racing.
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Still, judging from Sabraxis' remarks and the fact that, despite its defects, Por Tanssie did provide incomparable training, Lucien felt sure his new master would acclaim his talents.    
Lucien happily fantasised as he practised.
He saw an awed and grateful Mandru, wiping tears from his eyes after Lucien had completed a performance.
He heard Mandru tell all the other Ixmaritians that never had he seen such eloquence of posture, such moving pathos.
Lucien accepted this praise with downcast eyes, aware that the most accomplished of Mandru's vibrancers were biting their knuckles in shame, because they had not practised diligently enough to emulate Lucien's glowing performance.
Transported in such blissful reverie, Lucien raised his arm into a <head>graceful</head> curve, a black swan against the faintly orange glass of the floor-length windows of the court.
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She knew an instant's anger at her own lack of foresight &mdash; she should have known Adam's inquisitor wouldn't be alone &mdash; then all the training she'd undergone in self-defence took over and she jabbed both elbows savagely backward, hearing her attacker give a pained grunt as his grip on her loosened.
It was only a momentary lapse on his part, but it gave her enough time to whirl round on him, her eyes widening as she spotted a revolver in his hand.
But even as he lifted it, reflexes that she'd always prayed would be lightning-fast in a showdown proved their sterling worth, galvanising her into action.
She lifted her right arm and brought it down in a slashing sideways sweep on to his wrist, sending the gun clattering harmlessly to the corner of the room.
They both made a dive for it, but Rory's litheness and agility won the day over bulk and sheer brute strength, and she hit the ground at a roll, grabbing the revolver and jumping to her feet again in one <head>graceful</head> , almost balletic movement.    
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There it is incubated, and there the young sits until it is large enough to fly away.    
Tame and confiding, fairy terns have been known to nest on the rafter beams in some of the chalets occupied by tourists &mdash; it puts a new slant on having &bquo;problems with your overheads&equo;!    
Accompanied by the warden we walked up the steep path to the rocky top of the island, seeing a few wedge-tailed shearwaters nesting almost out in the open like their relative the fulmar.
By the path we saw a number of white-tailed tropic birds.
They sat on their single egg and refused to move.
Seen in flight they are the most <head>graceful</head> of birds, with a mainly white plumage and long, streaming tail-feathers, but   at close quarters they are quite aggressive, jabbing with their big, sharp, yellow beak at anything within reach and swearing at passers-by.    
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There are busy grey garbage boats, and postal boats, and perhaps an ambulance boat, and the virile motor launches of the customs and revenue people waiting to spring from their moorings on Giudecca.
If I am lucky a red fire-boat may come storming up from its station on the Grand Canal.
Hastening importantly past are certain to be scores of the varnished wooden launches that are the cabs of Venice, their occupants talking hard inside if they are Venetians, or reclining ecstatically in the open sterns if visitors.    
Pleasure craft scud all around us.
Messing about in boats is more fun in Venice than anywhere, if rather more precarious, and on such an afternoon as this people are enjoying themselves all over the water.
Some are rowing about in spindly black rowing-boats in the <head>graceful</head> standing posture that is the classic Venetian stance, while others are darting around in speedboats.    
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The Royal Oak pub is popular for families as there is a childrens' room and large gardens outside, with tables and chairs in summer.    
There is a delightful duckpond, in the village, fed from within by more springs and edged by overhanging willows, creating a picturesque scene.    
Nearby is a gracious and mellow Jacobean manor house.        
Gunby Hall    
Between Burgh-le-Marsh and the wolds is one of the area's most lovely country houses, set in outstandingly beautiful gardens.    
Now a National Trust property, Gunby Hall was built in 1700 by the Massingberd family.    
The house is approached by a long drive through pastoral fields.
The drive is lined all the way by <head>graceful</head> lime trees and provides the first hint as to the verity of Tennyson's description of Gunby Hall in a poem dated 1849, where he describes it was a &bquo;haunt of ancient peace&equo;.
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Honeymoon and silver anniversary couples staying at the Plaza Lucchesi and De La Ville receive a bottle of sparkling wine and fruit, those staying at the Baglioni receive flowers and those staying at the Savoy receive a bottle of sparkling wine, flowers or fruit.     
Plaza Lucchesi    
A room upgrade from a twin to a duplex suite is offered to all guests staying 7 nights or more (subject to availability).     
Baglioni    
20% reduction on all meals at the roof garden restaurant.        
Hotel Plaza Lucchesi &ast;&ast;&ast;&ast;    
Built in 1860 on the banks of the timeless River Arno, this is a pleasant, stylish property situated behind the church of Santa Croce.
The public rooms are <head>graceful</head> , fresh and elegant and by night a pianist adds to the relaxed atmosphere.
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Sit with one leg bent in front of you and the other leg extended to the side.
With toes pointed downwards, raise the extended leg 6ins (15cm) off the floor, leaning right over to the opposite side for balance and holding on to the ankle in front of you.
Do 10 mini raises, holding each for 1 second.
Feel your muscles working by placing your other hand on your hip or bottom.
Repeat to the other side.    
INNER THIGH TONE-UP 18.
With soles of the feet together, pull your feet in and push down with your knees.
Repeat 25 times.
Do not strain.    
THE COOL DOWN Repeat all today's exercises (excluding the aerobics), holding each position for just 2 counts.
Do the postures in <head>graceful</head> slow motion, with each exercise leading into the next.
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Across the room, nursing the remnants of his coffee, warming himself, the tall, thin creep was greatly impressed by the delicacy and decorum with which she had reacted to the West Indian's vulgar demonstration of how to ruin a piece of pie.
Her smile seemed to him to have been almost aloof, perhaps even disapproving.
She was the sort of woman to whom one might bring flowers or round boxes of Turkish Delight or strings of beaded sea-shells.    
He imagined himself walking up to her and presenting her with a single red rose.
But that was not possible, not in this place, and not with his resources.
He could hardly limp across the room and offer her a plastic spoon, especially as it had already been used.    
Even so, those with grace always know how to be <head>graceful</head> and she would probably understand the true meaning of the gesture.
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The road cut a swath through the centre of the belt of trees, and as the gig passed between them they seemed to menace, arms grotesquely waving, as if they resented this intrusion through their territory.    
Theda shivered, and the old man beside her, flinging her a sidelong look out of his rheumy eyes, smiled sourly, as if he enjoyed the effect the place created on her.
But he proved right about the size of Switham Thicket, for a bare quarter of a mile brought them to the outskirts of the other side, and almost immediately the horse was turned into a walled aperture of crumbling stone, its high, rusty iron gates wide open.    
Even in the failing light, Theda could see that the drive was ill kept, and the surrounding gardens overgrown, and what must once have been a <head>graceful</head> line of trees bordering the rutted gravel lane now struck a flutter of apprehension in her breast.
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&bquo;Just a tease &mdash; is that what you're saying?
That Svend has offended a man who could have been instrumental in his receiving an engineering scholarship to a university in the States, and all he's likely to receive as thanks is a chaste kiss?&equo;
He rose slowly to his feet, every movement so controlled that it appeared menacing.
Fighting an impulse to back away, Gina forced herself to hold her ground, refusing to let him see how his nearness made the hairs on the back of her neck rise in anticipation of conflict.    
&bquo;Suzie isn't &mdash;&equo; she began belligerently, only to find her voice faltering to a halt as Rune, clearly oblivious to the start of her protest, swept his cool glance over her from the crown of her dark head to the sensible shoes on her <head>graceful</head> feet.
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Repeat to the other side.    
INNER THIGH TONE-UP 18.
With soles of the feet together, pull your feet in and at the same time push down with your knees.
Repeat 30 times holding each repetition for 1 second.
Do not strain.    
BACK LEG STRETCH 19.
Straighten the legs and pull the head and shoulders down towards the knees.
Stretch forwards for 35 counts, holding each stretch for 1 second.
Do not strain.    
THE COOL DOWN Repeat all today's exercises (excluding the aerobics), holding each position for 2 counts.
Do the postures continuously, in <head>graceful</head> slow motion with each exercise leading into the next.
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For its first season the driver and guard of the Gondola were dressed as Venetian gondoliers, much to the amusement of the other platform staff.
The car did not normally carry passengers, but its seats were used that season by a small orchestra which played selections from &bquo;  The Gondoliers  &equo; as it made its romantic way along the Promenade.
The 1925 Illuminations attracted an additional million passengers to the Promenade trams, bringing an extra revenue of &pound;7,360.
It was certain the display would be repeated.
The Gondola was significant in being the first of the specially     built feature cars, unlike 68 which still operated normally while annually assuming its illuminations.        
The Gondola was the most <head>graceful</head> of illuminated trams, and was built in 1925 on the base of an old tram.
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BOTTOM TONER 18.
Sit as shown.
Leaning over for balance, take hold of your front ankle and raise the back leg.
Move it forwards and back a few inches, 35 times.
Relax and repeat to the other side.    
INNER THIGH TONE-UP 19.
With soles of the feet together, pull your feet in and at the same time push down with your knees.
Repeat 30 times, holding each repetition for 1 second.
Do not strain.    
THE COOL DOWN Repeat all today's exercises (excluding the aerobics) just once, holding each position for 2 counts.
Feel slim and <head>graceful</head> as you do them.
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It said that it simply couldn't foresee the day when revenues from licensing ANDF, to its principal members for starters, would start to pay for the cost of development.
&bquo;It wasn't a technical hurdle, it was the marketing dynamics.&equo;
OSF will go public with its ANDF decision after member and board meetings in Munich this week.
There, OSF will layout &bquo;open road&equo; plans for each of its technologies, thought to include much re-focusing of its efforts.
Rumours were circulating last week that even OSF/1, its nominal raison d'etre, would be given short shrift in those re-prioritisations.
Meta Group analyst, Kate Fessenden, claims OSF is looking for a <head>graceful</head> exit and that once OSF/1.1 comes out, and Unix SVR4 applications are able to run on it, it will simply be allowed to wither away.
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A great family such as the Milettis is like a sleeping bear: it may look massively   apathetic and unimpressionable but each hair of its pelt is wired straight into the creature's brain, and if you twitch it the wrong way the thing will flex its tendons and turn on you, unzipping its claws.
What was he to do?
How was he to react?
What was a safe course to take?    
His immediate solution was to go boating.
Not for long, of course.
With all these new developments pressing in on him the last thing he could afford was an afternoon off work.
But neither was there any point in trying to take action with his head in this condition.
So having made his way back to the hotel he closed the shutters, took off his shoes, jacket and tie, lay down on the bed and cast off.
The image of the long shallow craft gliding forward through the reeds in regular surges, propelled by the oarsman's <head>graceful</head> double-handed sweeps, was a powerful agent of calm.
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It helped that there were some fantastic games, and exceptional teams, each of which reached the apogee of their national styles.
It was virtually a cultural symposium as England, West Germany, Italy and Brazil &mdash; the best four teams in the competition &mdash; fought for supremacy.    
Each distilled their football to pure essence &mdash; England brave, dogged, hard-tackling, hard-running; West Germany all of this, but with a more cerebral approach and a technical proficiency to their skills; Italy were <head>graceful</head> , inventive, passionate, defensively-minded but flecked with great individual skill; and then there was Brazil &mdash; inspired by Pele, Tostao, Jarizinho, Gerson and Rivelino, they saw football as a means to creating beauty, and scoring goals as a form of existential ecstasy.    
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Most frequently found on limestone in the wild, it is adaptable to most soils in the garden though it prefers rich and well-drained sites.    
 Eryngium tripartitum   is a useful plant because of the massed effect of its myriad tiny blue flower-heads and darker blue spiny collars.
A tough perennial, it forms a 2&frac12;ft mound of wiry stems rising from a basal rosette of green, long-stalked leaves.
Full sun and a well-drained soil suit it best, although you will find it adaptable to most conditions except shade and wet soils.        
Green and graceful    
 Eryngium eburneum   is the most frequently seen of several similar eryngiums, all of which boast bold clumps of long, narrow evergreen leaves.
It is worth growing for the effect of its foliage alone, but doubles its value as a garden plant in late summer with <head>graceful</head> pale green stems that grow some 5ft tall.
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Woe to him who overlooks his own relations!          
THE PEAR TREE    
Long ago, near the beginning of things, when the earth was almost all covered in forest, God sent down the angel Gabriel to see how people were getting along, and if they had enough to eat.
There were three poor brothers living at that time who owned nothing in the world but one pear tree.
This tree, though, was as beautiful as a miracle, for it was very tall, and bore leaves, flowers, and fruit, all at the same time; the leaves were green as emerald, the flowers white as snow, and the pears fine, large, and glossy, big as your two fists put together.
And the tall tree arched over at the top in a <head>graceful</head> curve like a shepherd's crook, as if it were looking down to admire itself.    
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Famed throughout the land, they merit a detour.
Yet for most visitors from overseas, Windisch with its treasure is definitely off the beaten track.    
 Anyone approaching Baden with the built-in idea that all spa towns are alike is in for a surprise.
Baden is different.    
Baden    
There are really two Badens.
One is the elegant collection of hotels where, as the town's name suggests, you can bathe for your health just as the Romans did 2,000 years ago, but in much greater comfort and with considerably more expert supervision.
But there is that other Baden, just a short walk away (or an even shorter bus ride) with a quaint medieval quarter where you can wander amid <head>graceful</head> patrician houses, delightfully styled and decorated, and admire the care with which they have been preserved.    
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From here, keep the leg straight and stretch it forwards about 3ins (7.6cm) further &mdash; and then back to the holding position.
Move the leg forwards and back 10 times.
Roll over and repeat on the other side.
Feel the beautiful stretch in the thighs, hips and buttocks now that your muscles are able to cope with these more difficult stretches.    
INNER THIGH TONE-UP 16.
Sitting with soles of the feet together, pull you r feet in and at the same time push down with your knees.
Repeat 25 times, holding each repetition for 1 second.
Do not strain.    
THE COOL DOWN Repeat every exercise you have practised today (except for the aerobics), holding each position for just 2 counts.
Do the postures continuously, in <head>graceful</head> slow motion with each exercise leading into the next.          
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You'll pick me up at the flat as usual on your way into town this evening, Rory?&equo;
Barely waiting for a reply, Candy all but ran off down the garden path, leaving Rory feeling more alone and more vulnerable than she ever had in her life.
Standing on a stage in front of hundreds of people was child's play compared to this.    
&bquo;You were about to make some iced tea,&equo; Adam reminded her quietly, and she blinked, strangely surprised.    
&bquo;Would you care for some?&equo;
She extended the invitation with extreme reluctance, since she certainly didn't want him to stay a second longer than was strictly necessary.
Still, at least this way she'd be able to escape into the house to find a robe.    
He nodded.    
In one <head>graceful</head> , easy movement, Rory swung her legs off the sun-lounger and stood up, horribly aware of his dark eyes on her.
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They had brushed aside criticisms of Andrew's recent behaviour.
What man wouldn't go half off his head in such circumstances?
Once married to their daughter they averred, he would settle down and any scandal would soon be forgotten.    
They had been careful not to let Rossmayne know just how delicate Virginia's constitution was.
Their doctor had murmured something about a weak heart, but Lord Grafton had dismissed the warning, saying the physician was an old woman.
Lady Grafton had agreed   readily with her spouse.
She wanted her daughter to be a marchioness, maintaining that there was nothing wrong with Virginia which marriage wouldn't cure.    
As he rode on, Andrew thought briefly and dispassionately about his bride-to-be.
She was a blue-eyed blonde, possessed of <head>graceful</head> manners, and would be an amenable wife.
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From them&hellip;    
The dragons sense Liessa's presence.
Air swishes around the cavern as eighty-eight pairs of wings unfold like a complicated puzzle.
Great heads with green, multi-faceted eyes peer down at her.    
The beasts are still faintly transparent.
While the men around her take their hookboots from the rack, Liessa bends her mind to the task of full visualisation; above her in the musty air the dragons become fully visible, bronze scales dully reflecting the sunbeam shafts.
Her mind throbs, but now that the Power is flowing fully she can, with barely a waver of concentration, think of other things.    
Now she too buckles on the hookboots and turns a <head>graceful</head> cartwheel to bring their hooks, with a faint clang, against a couple of the walking rings in the ceiling.    
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Go down at night to the Corniche, the old Portuguese part of Muscat, and you are as safe as in your air-conditioned hotel.    
Step aside into the souk (traditional market) at Muttrah beside it, and you will find frail old men selling gold at giveaway prices (to us, that is) without a guard of any kind in sight.
The souk is one of the oldest parts of Muscat, a living link with the past.    
In the warren of lanes and alleys, barefoot traders sit cross-legged in tiny shops crammed with strange goods.
The colour, noise, odours and bustle of the market are infectious.
The smells of incense, fruit, flowers and spices mingle in the hot air.    
If you have ever lamented the biscuit tin school of architecture that has made many of our towns and cities depressingly alike, take a look at the Omani buildings.
They have gone back to their traditions to design buildings that are <head>graceful</head> and pleasing.    
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The Collector's mind had wandered yet again, though he nodded intelligently from time to time, hoping thus to soothe the Padre.
But his concentration was poor these days: he could hardly keep his mind on anything for more than a moment&hellip; and even when he heard what the Padre said it made no sense&hellip;&quot; the Editor of The Times as wise as God Himself!&quot;
Really, what rubbish.
As the Padre's feeble voice continued to denounce the Editor of The Times the Collector lifted his eyes to the sky where, as always, the kites and vultures were circling.    
The Collector was fond of vultures and did not share the usual view of them as sinister and ominous creatures.
By their diligent eating of carcases they had probably spared the garrison an epidemic or a pestilence, but that was not what the Collector liked about them&hellip; though clumsy on the ground, their flight was extraordinarily   <head>graceful</head> .
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At least 300 Muslims were butchered in this way; an equal number of Christians probably met the same fate.    
In January 1976, the Phalange overran Karantina and killed or deported the inhabitants.
Arafat had tried to keep his Fatah guerrillas out of the fighting, but when the Phalange and Chamounists laid siege to the Palestinian camps of Karantina and Tel al-Za'atar, the PLO had committed itself to the war on the side of the Muslims and leftists.
The PLO could no longer remain out of the war.
Arafat allowed his men to join a leftist Lebanese assault on Damour, a pretty Christian coastal village of silk factories and olive groves that lay across the Sidon&ndash;Beirut highway.
Chamoun's own home was here, a <head>graceful</head> , red-roofed villa whose tennis courts and lawns ran down to the Mediterranean.
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And then, one day, he came to her church and saw a great gold crown on one chair, billows of lace on another,&quot; two beetle-like old ladies washing something in a pewter receptacle&hellip;&quot;    
 &quot; And the image,&quot; Alexander quoted,&quot; was a rude, carved piece of reddish rock.&quot;
A primitive, such as Gaudier-Brzeska emulated, such as the peasant-Virgin would have recognised.
Cybele and Venus, Alexander said, were worshipped as conical stones.
How beautiful, how amazing, Frederica exclaimed, associating the red rock of Roussillon with Alexander explaining Rodin's Dana&iuml;de to her with his perfect, respectful, abstract sensuality.
Alexander told her about the Venus of Arles, who had been dug up in the Roman circus there, classically <head>graceful</head> with both her arms, holding up the golden or marble apple.
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Academics are about 36% behind the average (non-manual) index.    
The main problem that Ash foresees is among the younger academic staff.
He could not argue, looking at Imperial, that there has been a major brain drain of senior staff.    
But it is quite different in almost any university if one looks at the immediate post- doctoral level.
There is now overwhelming evidence that the UK is actually losing most of the best of these researchers.
Over the years, says Ash, he has worked with a great number of PhD students, all of them very able, some outstandingly so.
Almost every one of those in the second category has left the country.    
The trouble is that taken overall the drop in academic competence has not been dramatic.
It is simply another instance of &bquo;<head>graceful</head> degradation&equo;.    
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As both these species are comparatively compact, with a light foliage they are an ideal choice for the smaller garden.    
Low maintenance is an important criteria in many modern gardens and this planting combines ground cover with taller shrub material.
Colour is also important and here the grey of senecio, rosemary and santolina is the perfect foil for the purple sage, choisya and ceonothus, the latter ideally planted against that southerly fence.        
The arrangers garden    
Every plant must earn its keep in a small garden &mdash; so those which make good garden plants and provide fresh and dried material for flower arranging must be top of the list.
Everybody has their favourite and no two experts will agree &mdash; but here is my own Top Forty!    
 Lonicera hitida&quot; Baggesons Gold&quot;.
A delightfully <head>graceful</head> shrub retaining colour well throughout the year.
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Call a sharp &bquo;which-yew&equo; and other, more gull-like notes.
Flight heavier than Arctic Skua. 20 in. (51 cm.).
M        
LONG-TAILED SKUA Stercorarius longicaudus.
Adult is the most distinctive skua and the smallest in bulk, easily told by the pointed central tail feathers extending from 5 to 10 in. beyond the rest of the tail.
Legs grey, bill black.
Dark form now extremely rare.
Pale forms usually lack breast band found in other skuas and have dark body.
Immature distinguishable from other immature skuas by small size, smaller bill and much less white in wings.
A high-pitched &bquo;kreee&equo; at breeding grounds, otherwise silent.
Flight more <head>graceful</head> than Arctic Skua. 20&ndash;22 in. (51&ndash;56 cm).
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She placed her handbag on the ground between her feet, the hot dog on her lap.    
David didn't believe me when I said he was black.
He thought I was lashing about for excuses.
But I saw him.
He was playing around his mother's feet outside the gate of the house in the Abacos.
I was driven through the gate when I first arrived and she was shut out; she and her baby.
I turned round and watched her hoist him on to her hip and harangue with her fist in the air, until the sight of her was dissolved by the dust thrown up behind the car.
She stood with the quality of a wanton twelve year old and must have been, what, seventeen, eighteen?
Sometimes when I've been up early at home walking in the woods and come upon a roe deer close to, motionless, its alarm and scenting has reminded me of her.
A creature all sense and intuition.
<head>Graceful</head> ; she was so graceful.    
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There is an elegant restaurant which boasts a romantic balcony overlooking the glorious Amalfi coast, and, for a lovely lazy start to the day, breakfast roomservice is offered at no extra charge.
There is a sun terrace, garden and elegant Arabic-style bar.
Citalia is pleased to offer bedrooms in either the main hotel or in the four-star residence which is conveniently situated just 20 yards away.    
The price includes dinner (or lunch), bed and breakfast.
Beach charges are not included.     
 Supplements per person per night:   Single room (on request) &pound;19.95; Full board &pound;9.50.      
GOLD PLUS    
Private transfers to and from your hotel are available for up to three Golden Choice customers at &pound;172 per car.
Please indicate your request on the booking form.          
The <head>graceful</head> Palumbo    
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Rarely has it ever been recorded that a fatality has occurred from snakebite during the festival; the Cobras appear to know that they are being revered.
On one occasion, however, a devotee who had a few too many drinks took a mud-covered Cobra to his home with the intention of washing the snake.
Unfortunately he turned on the wrong tap, which gave hot water instead of cold.
The Cobra nipped him and he died shortly after.
But such instances are rare.    
Although there may be variations in the date and in the local traditions and modes of observance, Nagapanchami is still celebrated in large portions of the country according to ancient rites.
The festival continues to testify to the feelings of awe and veneration which the Cobra evokes in the minds of the population since the earliest times remembered.
The Cobra is a <head>graceful</head> animal and appears always to carry an air of dignity and nobility.
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The price includes dinner (or lunch), bed and breakfast.
Bathing platform charges are included.
(see p.225).         
 Supplements per person per night:   Single room (on request) &pound;10.25; Full board &pound;15.95; Front sea view &pound;3.50.    
The tranquil Marmorata    
The Marmorata built into the rocks    
Peaceful Ravello    
The 17th century building of the Hotel Marmorata        
GOLDEN CHOICE    
Hotel Palumbo &ast;&ast;&ast;&ast;&ast;    
A 12th century palace enhanced by <head>graceful</head> Moorish architecture, the Hotel Palumbo has the exclusive atmosphere of a warm and welcoming country house hotel.
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His German compositions are the least numerous: less than a hundred (of which half are geistliche Lieder) as against nearly 140 chansons and about 180 madrigals and villanelle.
Like the chansons they are permeated with the stylistic influence of the Italian forms and show delight in the bawdy, the roistering, and the comic, but unlike the chansons they lack poetry, elegance, and lightness.
The chansons, mostly published between 1564 and 1576, vary in style from the mostly note-against-note of &bquo;Margot labourez&equo; and the setting of Ronsard's &bquo;Bon jour, mon coeur&equo; to the <head>graceful</head> polyphony of &bquo;Le rossignol&equo;, l from three such different scherzi as &bquo;Fuyons tous d'amour&equo;, &bquo;Quand mon mary&equo;, and &bquo;Sauter, danser&equo; to the grave du Bellay settings &bquo;O foible esprit&equo;, a pure madrigal, and &bquo;La nuict froide et sombre&equo;.
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He hadn't dared take part in yesterday's Armistice Day service in the city in case he'd be seen by any of his IRA comrades.
He didn't doubt there were many others also who had brothers, fathers or sons among the fifty thousand Irishmen slain in the Great War and who had to swallow their grief and mourn in private.
The irony of it, considering the hundreds of fellow-Irishmen who attended Armistice Day ceremonies in the smaller towns throughout the country only because the Black and Tans had forced them to shut their businesses and turn out.    
&bquo;How are we doin' for time?&equo;
Boxer's question suddenly shook the kaleidoscope again, and Denis was back in the present.
He glanced at his watch and looked around.
They were out of the suburbs now, skirting the <head>graceful</head> slopes of Montenotte on one side, the level river on the other.      
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After crouching by it for several minutes, sifting through the contents, he uttered a triumphant &bquo;Aha!&equo; and pulled out a large framed photograph, from which he blew a cloud of dust before placing it on the desk and inviting Harry to look at it.
It showed a dozen or so young men casually grouped around a bench on a sunlit lawn, wearing knife-creased flannels and striped blazers: the very antithesis of student life in the sixties.
Harry recognized Dysart among the trio seated on the bench and Ockleton standing to the rear, clumsily clutching a champagne bottle.    
&bquo;You've spotted Alan and me, have you?&equo;
Ockleton asked after a moment.      
&bquo;Yes.&equo;    
&bquo;Willy's the one to my left.&equo;    
&bquo;Good God.&equo;
Harry could not at first believe that the tall and <head>graceful</head> youth beside Ockleton in the picture was the same man he had met at Tyler's Hard.
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All is not lost; the mania is not an epidemic: this weekend (January 27th) is the 235th anniversary of the composer's birth, and only Britain's Radio 3 went overboard on it.
But throughout the year &mdash; grandly proclaimed as &bquo;Mozart Year&equo; by some kind of promotional General Will &mdash; the world will be in grave danger of suffering from surfeit.
It will be more difficult than ever to see the composer as he really was, and is.    
Mozart is being promoted all over the world as the bewigged darling of the gods, the product of a golden age of innocence and delight.
The composer's father, Leopold, unwittingly started the rot over two centuries ago when he took the six-year-old Mozart to market, as it were, on the celebrated tour of Europe's courts and palaces.
To this day the world sees him that way.
His very name (zart is German for tender, delicate, <head>graceful</head> , even ethereal) adds fuel to the legend.
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<answer instance="graceful.40085" senseid="graceful%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
What I saw was a beautiful country with a lovely climate (it was summer of course).
The cities, where most people live, are exceptionally big (in area) but part from the problems caused by this, they are a lovely environment.
Perth has a wonderful setting, and Sydney is beautiful with a really cosmopolitan bustle, but thankfully it does not have the enormous traffic jams which characterise so many cities of this type.    
I saw only a little of the country areas outside WA &mdash; I hope this might be rectified in the future.
What amazed me was the space &mdash; long stretches of beautiful beach with just a handful of people on them even on a Bank Holiday.
It was also a revelation to see the wildlife &mdash; birds and animals which I had only seen in Zoos were free for me to enjoy.
I'd never realised that pelicans were as <head>graceful</head> flying as swimming.
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<context>
Like the Biblical Shunamite woman, whose faith in God was such that when her only son died she answered the prophet Elisha's question &bquo;Is all well with   the child?&equo; with &bquo;It is well&equo;, so these women answer &bquo;All is well&equo; when humanly all is a disaster.    
Halema, however, had no sad news to share.
The coffee thermos and cups were fetched, the incense came again but this time it was passed more slowly, so that everyone could enjoy the sweet-smelling smoke to a greater extent.
Halema moved the pot down her dress, then folded it inside her cloak, waiting for the smoke to rise.
Her companion did the same, but the Sheikha in her usual way lifted her veil and with a <head>graceful</head> inward movement of her wrist held the pot under her arm, first one side then the other, her neck arching above the rising smoke.
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The smooth, shiny body so neatly divided into sections, giving the impression of a loaf of wholemeal bread, the slices just scored on the surface.
The delicate wings &mdash; not quite lacy, but lightly transparent, the veins contrasting sharply with the light emitted by the screen.
But here, my infliction of pain on the insect seems all too clear.
One wing folded neatly under the body, the other, result of the ruler, stretched straight out from the body at an uncomfortable looking angle.
The taut legs standing out from the body at all angles, some hideously broken like twigs thrown carelessly on a bonfire, others still moving feebly.
But, as I watch, even those last legs come to rest.
One last <head>graceful</head> wave and the last leg stops moving: it seems the fly has lost the will to continue its struggle.
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It would be somewhat difficult to pick the best of the Villa San Paolo's many attractions, but, if we were pushed to it, we would go for the stupendous view from the swimming pool.
Imagine a vista of rolling Tuscan hills with the outline of San Gimignano's towers on the crest of the last of them!
But then it requires a fair amount of imagination to picture this place without seeing it.
It was converted from a nobleman's residence situated about two and a half miles north-east of San Gimignano on the way to Certaldo, is surrounded by its own gardens and is tastefully appointed in every aspect.
The house is not very large &mdash; there are only 13 bedrooms in all &mdash; and this, together with the friendly, attentive service, combine to give guests the impression that they are staying in a <head>graceful</head> home rather than a hotel.
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<context>
Honeymoon and silver anniversary couples staying 5 nights or more receive dinner on arrival and a complimentary gondola ride.     
Monaco    
&pound;60 reduction for all honeymoon couples staying 5 nights arriving on or between 1 July and 27 Aug.     
Metropole    
Complimentary dinner in the Zodiac bar for all guests arriving on Sunday staying 5 nights or more.    
Complimentary tickets to a Vivaldi concert or similar in the nearby church for guests arriving on Sunday staying 7 nights or more.    
All guests receive complimentary entrance to the casino.        
Hotel Amadeus &ast;&ast;&ast;&ast;    
This is a property full of Italian character and charm.
From the beautiful, cool marble of the entrance, flanked by fountains, to its pretty private garden, the emphasis is on <head>graceful</head> Venetian style.
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His eyes appraised her face, a lovely face, a sad face &mdash; because of him.
He regretted that, but the awful truth was only a murmur away.
&bquo;  I love her.  &equo;
His voice was a mere whisper, but such was the effect of his words on the woman that he might have shouted them from the rooftops.    
She knew she had lost him.
The slender hold she'd had on him was broken because of her impatience.
Silently   she cursed herself for being such a damned fool.
Yet she had known from the start that he would not be easy to keep; he was a man deeply in love, relentlessly loyal to that one love, with no room for any other woman.
Her frantic mind recalled the young woman at the docks, and she was not surprised that he adored her.
Even with child the woman was incredibly lovely, a <head>graceful</head> creature with an aura of that unique beauty few women possessed.
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Rare vagrant to Red Sea and E Atlantic seas and coasts from Western Approaches to Canaries, a larger version of Bridled Tern, with darker upperparts, no white collar, white of forehead not extending back beyond eye, and outer tail feathers not wholly white at tip.
Immature all sooty black with white speckles on upperparts.
Flight less buoyant.
Oceanic.
16 in (40 cm).
V          
MARSH TERNS: Chlidonias.
Smaller than any sea terns, except Little Tern; in winter with same general pattern of pale grey above and white below, with white forehead, but tail less forked and bill rather slender.
Cf.
Little Gull (p. 149).
Most distinctive feature is <head>graceful</head> dipping flight, often stooping to surface of water to pick up insects, but very rarely diving in.
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Hera    
Daughter of CRONUS and wife to ZEUS.
Through her status as Queen of Mount Olympus she was the patron of all womanly activities, including childbirth, and the guardian of wedlock.
She was jealous of her husband's many romantic liaisons and was a formidable opponent, with many stories being told of her harrying Zeus' mistresses and persecuting his illegitimate children.
For instance, she sent two serpents to kill the baby HERCULES, who was Zeus' son by the mortal Alcmene, but he succeeded in strangling them.    
Hera was also the protectress of the home and domestic industry.
Devotees of her cult represented her as a cow crowned with a diadem, a literal earth-mother.
Her personal attendants are the <head>graceful</head> Hons, who ensure that the seasons and events follow their allotted schedule.
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<answer instance="graceful.40101" senseid="graceful%5:00:00:gracious:00"/>
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This is a quality establishment and the decor and furnishing has been chosen to be in keeping with the traditional style of the original building.    
Bedrooms and suites all have immaculate bathrooms (most with shower not bath), TV and mini-bar.
Price includes bed and breakfast.          
 Supplements per person per night:   Single room &pound;37.25; Suite &pound;21.75.    
Poolside at the Borgo San Felice    
Rustic Hotel Borgo San Felice    
Siena Souvenirs          
San Leonino &amp; Siena    
Siena is the ultimate delight.
The ancient enemy of Florence, the redoubtable champion of Tuscan Ghibellines, the irrepressible defender of popular freedom &mdash; today the most beautiful, <head>graceful</head> and serene of cities.    
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Now the time had come for Mrs Wright to be churched and the baby christened; every member of the garrison who was not occupied at the ramparts had assembled in the rubble-strewn yard of the Residency to hear the service, for it was no longer safe to hold a service in the ruined Church.
A table which the Collector strongly suspected was his favourite Louis XVI had been brought out of the Residency drawing-room and covered with a clean white cloth to serve as an altar table.    
&quot; The snares of death compassed me round about, and the pains of hell gat hold upon me.&quot;
The Padre's voice reading the 116th Psalm echoed between the walls of the hospital and those of the Residency.
The Collector listened from the Residency verandah, his head uncovered, but seated because he still felt too weak to stand for long.
Between the ranks of bared heads (one or another of which would occasionally turn to take a quick glance of inspection at his own face) he could just make out the <head>graceful</head> figure of Mrs Wright herself, kneeling on a hassock in front of the table.
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His overall average against England is a splendid 54.97, with almost 2,000 runs scored in 25 games; before the last series he was even averaging 63, although he was never one to get too bothered about statistics.
That last series cost him a Test average over 50 as he dipped to 49.49, finishing with 3,860 runs from his 51 Tests, with nine centuries.
Six feet (1.8 metres) tall, slim and athletic, his right-handed batting was less ferocious than that of Walcott and Weekes, relying on superb timing and balance, lightning footwork and an uncanny judgement of where the ball was going to pitch.
His coaching had been minimal, but all his strokes came from the textbook and he was never once known to play across the line.
His glory was the late cut, rated by C.L.R. James as &bquo;one of the great strokes of our time&equo;, but apart from the hook, which he did not play, all the other strokes were there, elegant, <head>graceful</head> , polished, a joy to watch.
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As well as those you can make yourself, there are the wood and metal blinds, including Venetian and louvred.
See the Blind identikit (page 317) for description of available types.     
Good alternatives    
If your insulation is reasonable, and heat loss and energy conservation not therefore serious considerations, or if the window is more useful for its light than its view, or the view needs disguising, then see what you can do with the frames.
These can often be very imaginatively treated.
Short windows can be given extra height by fixing wood trim to the frame from floor to ceiling and perpendicular to the wall.
It will also give the window more depth.
Add a blind or shade to drop from the ceiling level as well and you will suddenly have long <head>graceful</head> windows, or what will pass for them very well.
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&bquo;About food and such.
He's interested.
So that's all right.
Only he says eight-thirty, not seven-thirty.&equo;    
&bquo;Ridiculous.&equo;    
&bquo;So what'll it be?&equo; /    
&bquo;Seven-thirty, of course.&equo;    
Mrs Files let her shoulders answer while she stacked at the sideboard.
Delia Sutherland thought of asking, So when are you actually retiring, Mrs Files?
But that would only bring, When are you leaving, Mrs Sutherland?
So she went on watching and noticed for the first time that Mrs Files had lovely hands, long-fingered, fine-textured, <head>graceful</head> in their mundane task.
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Seurat, Dufy, Utrillo and Pissarro celebrated it in their paintings; Apollinaire, in his poetry, saw it as a shepherdess guarding her flock &mdash; of bridges and Jean Cocteau praised it as&quot; the Notre-Dame of the Left Bank&quot;.    
Some of the four million annual visitors seem to find the mere ascent insufficiently fulfilling.
To date people have attempted to fly from it, parachuted off it, abseiled down it and, sad to say, committed suicide from it.    
It has appeared on countless screens, an instantly recognisable indication of Paris, provided a backdrop for pop videos, high fashion pictures and for films as diverse as So Long at the Fair, The Lavender Hill Mob and the James Bond adventure A View to a Kill.
Multifarious advertisers capitalise on the elegance it brings to their products.
Reproductions of its <head>graceful</head> lines fill souvenir stalls and tourists' luggage.
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If you do not want to use a pelmet, curtain rails and poles can also provide great visual variety.
They come in a wide range of shapes, from simple flat rails that disappear behind the heading, to elaborate wooden and metal poles with ornate finials and decorative brackets.
Many types take pull cords.       
Safety factor    
WHAT TO DO WITH WINDOWS    
Curtains    
How long is a curtain?    
Short windows don't necessarily have to have short curtains which only really look good in small   cottagy   or attic windows.
Short, neat cafe curtains that cover half the window can sometimes be the answer to shut out an ugly view.
If you have short windows and don't want long curtains, use blinds.    
Generous, full-length curtains look rich, <head>graceful</head> and generally room-enhancing.
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<context>
At La Buia Italy is in its element, and immediately it becomes obvious that this is the place where I should bring my class.
It is not Venice but it has warmth, colour, and views such as could stretch the most infertile imagination.
Over the border from Tuscany, it is just in Umbria, and so has the freshness now lost in its overexposed neighbour.    
Over supper we sit down in the low evening sun and watch the hills change from one blue to another, to mauve, to grey, to black.
The moon, a nail clipping on a black cloth, rises and as abruptly sets.
The crickets sing on, their throaty croaking rising and falling a pitch or two, as the evening passes into night.
We are in Piero Della Francesca country, and tomorrow we will visit his Madonna de Parto at Monterchi, and see his uncluttered view of the Mother of God as a local girl, honoured with <head>graceful</head> simplicity by angels.
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&quot; Oh, I think that would be all right,&quot; Mrs Rumney broke in quickly.
&quot; When I go on holiday Con always takes him for a week or two and he has never mentioned any&hellip; anything unusual&hellip; in that way.&quot;    
I got up to go.
&quot; Well, that's fine.
I should put it to the old man right away.&quot;    
Mrs Rumney rang within a few days.
Con had jumped at the chance of taking Cedric and the pair had apparently settled in happily together.
She had also taken my advice and acquired a poodle puppy.    
I didn't see the new dog till it was nearly six months old and its mistress asked me to call to treat it for a slight attack of eczema.
As I sat in the <head>graceful</head> room looking at Mrs Rumney, cool, poised, tranquil, with the little white creature resting on her knee I couldn't help feeling how right and fitting the whole scene was.
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The village hit the headlines, however, in a tragic way when an accident and fire happened on 13 October 1928.    
The driver of the 10pm LMS passenger and mail train seemingly overran a home signal at danger and plunged into the rear of the 9.15pm Oxley sidings to Bristol GWR fitted goods before finally colliding with another freight, the 4.45 Westerleigh to Gloucester empties, that was passing on the opposite line.    
Interlocking would have prevented the signalman putting the signals for the express at &bquo;CLEAR&equo; yet it is strange that although both footplatemen on the express admitted not having seen the home signal on the approach to Charfield both men were equally emphatic that they had seen the proceeding distant signal and they said it was showing a <head>green</head>light and in the clear position.
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&bquo;That is not a figure that we recognise,&equo; he said.        
Sex convict on the run    
A PRISONER was on the run last night after giving his guards the slip while he was visiting his dying mother in hospital.    
Police immediately launched a frantic hunt for Kenneth Lewis, 31, who is serving seven years for indecent assault and threats to kill.    
He was granted compassionate leave to visit his mother in London's East Dulwich Hospital yesterday.
He escaped minutes after arriving at 3pm.    
A Home Office spokesman said: &bquo;He went with two prison officers to see a relative and just made a run for it.&equo;    
Lewis is described as black, 5ft 7in tall, with long dreadlocks.
He was wearing a <head>green</head>jumper and green trousers.    
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Smoked chicken or turkey could be substituted.        
GARLIC VINAIGRETTE    
This is a very simple variation of the basic vinaigrette dressing on p31, using a flavoured vinegar for added interest.    
75ml/3fl oz/&frac14; cup garlic vinegar 150ml/6fl oz/&frac12; cup grapeseed or peanut oil salt and pepper 1 &times; 15ml/tbsp freshly chopped parsley    
Place all the ingredients in a vinaigrette bottle or small screw-top jar and shake vigorously until blended.
Use immediately.    
COOK'S NOTE: The garlic vinaigrette is pictured overleaf as a dressing for a mixed nut salad.
Combine 125g/4oz salted cashew nuts, 125g/4oz chopped walnuts and 125g/4oz pistachio kernels with two red and two <head>green</head>eating apples, peeled, finely diced and tossed in lemon juice.
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The M25, M4, M40 and other road developments have proved a powerful stimulus to the dispersal of economic activity away from traditional urban centres and the emergence of severe   development pressures in parts of Kent, Berkshire, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire and other counties.
Additional pressure for growth is expected as a result of the Channel Tunnel.
The revival of the West Midlands economy has also been accompanied by increasing demands for high quality industrial sites in attractive locations.    
The government's liberalisation of planning controls, and changes to the Use Classes Order, have stimulated and sustained these trends and although the presumption against development in the Green Belt and open countryside remains, these areas are extremely attractive to developers.
Pressure on local authorities is thus likely to continue, especially where the &bquo;browner&equo; areas of the <head>Green</head>Belt are concerned.
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It turned out to be so big that he invited people specially to help eat it, and then it proved so salty that they could manage only a little of it.
Cooking became a kind of therapy which he greatly enjoyed, but the results could be bizarre: &bquo;things in pastry&equo; were a favourite (the things might be tins of beans and of peppers), and sometimes so awful that Dieter and Reid would wait in the car until John had fallen asleep, to avoid having to eat them.    
Yet he loved food.
One of the reasons he travelled often from Stuttgart to France was to enjoy meals at Strasbourg or Riquewihr or Illh&auml;usern.
On journeys, he would study both the red and the <head>green</head>Michelin guides, in search of gastronomy and culture, and sit in the back seat issuing careful instructions to the driver that &bquo;in about a quarter of a mile you come to a place to turn right&equo;.    
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The stem, 2&ndash;2&frac12;ft tall, is also fused with blue while the long-stalked, heart-shaped basal leaves are, by contrast, plant green.
The flowers, appearing in late summer, are long lasting and may be dried for indoor display.
Most frequently found on limestone in the wild, it is adaptable to most soils in the garden though it prefers rich and well-drained sites.    
 Eryngium tripartitum   is a useful plant because of the massed effect of its myriad tiny blue flower-heads and darker blue spiny collars.
A tough perennial, it forms a 2&frac12;ft mound of wiry stems rising from a basal rosette of green, long-stalked leaves.
Full sun and a well-drained soil suit it best, although you will find it adaptable to most conditions except shade and wet soils.        
<head>Green</head>and graceful    
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She felt on tip-toe &mdash; on the verge of discovering some forgotten secret&hellip;    
Then a calf mooed nearby, and its mother answered in a deep contralto; a dog barked, and a cock began to crow, and with a sudden rush of wings, a company of rooks rose from the ground and flew away, making a neat cross-stitch pattern in the sky.
The spell was broken &mdash; but the sun was still there.
It was shining brilliantly when, a little farther down the lane, they came to their new home.          
THE WALLET    
Sunset Cottage stood well back from the lane, on rising ground.
A winding flagged path led up to the door.
It was built of the usual Devonshire &bquo;cob&equo; and painted a lovely creamy colour.
It had a thatched roof and tall chimneys, and a <head>green</head>waterbutt at each corner.    
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As summer draws to a close, some plants are still cropping, others need winter preparation and, suggests Joy Larkcom, a green manure will do your soil a power of good      
Time to repay your debt to the soil    
The time has come to think about putting something back into the soil.
After all, we have been reaping rewards from the vegetable garden for months: the soil can't go on and on providing if its own storehouse is not replenished.
Late summer and early autumn are good times to sow hardy green manures, which stay in the ground through the winter and rot down, or are dug in, in the spring.    
A green manure is a crop grown mainly to improve soil fertility.
While not a complete substitute for manure or compost, it is of particular use to those who find bulky animal manure hard to come by.    
Autumn-sown <head>green</head>manures improve the soil in a variety of ways, depending on the plants used.
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And borrowers suffering from &bquo;negative euqity&equo; &mdash; owing more than the house is now worth &mdash; might do well to maintain their current monthly payments.
&bquo;This will help to redress the balance and bring them back to a positive situation.
Every little helps,&equo; he added.        
Brave mower men cut a dash for wet spring    
Cathy Gunn    
IN this season of New Year forecasts &mdash; which mostly come unstuck &mdash; they are praying for rain in 1993 in Stowmarket, Suffolk.    
A mild, wet spring would be just the ticket for Stowmarket-based lawnmower maker Atco Qualcast, whose management team has just bought the firm from cement group Blue Circle Industries.    
It would make the <head>green</head>shoots of new grass grow under their feet in a most comforting fashion.
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Single colour tuck and slip can also sometimes be used with the knit side as the right side.
In fact whatever stitch you're knitting it is always worth considering the merits and design possibilities of both sides of the fabric.          
PICTURE KNITTING    
COTTAGE GARDEN    
This month, I have given you 23 small designs and invite you to create your own individual picture.
You may like the &bquo;sampler&equo; style which will give you the opportunity to experiment with lots of different shapes and colours, knitting rows of different plants and animals across a garment.    
For something less time consuming why not create a tiny scene from just two designs like the snails on the crazy paving (see illustration, with a <head>green</head>shoot embroidered using lazy daisy stitch).    
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One would not have believed his grubby Lada capable of such manoeuvres as he coaxed from its grinding engine but, after a moment of horror, I sat back and enjoyed the ride.
Prague pedestrians show a sage and absolute distrust of Prague drivers.
As it turned out, he was the only taxi driver not to try to cheat me.    
Wenceslas Square is a long, wide, gently sloping rectangle with the famous bronze statue of the equestrian warrior-king at its head.
This is the heart of Prague's business and tourist quarter and the Square is lined with hotels and what are, by Prague standards, up-market shops.
The Square was busy with window-shoppers.
There were a couple of queues out into the street for toiletries.
The sinking sun was just catching the gilding on the <head>green</head>dome of the buildings behind St Wenceslas.
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For Lindsay Weir, who had been given the nickname of &bquo;Dad&equo; since his Mt Albert Grammar schooldays, and for Jack Kerr it was their first trip away with the New Zealand team.
Weir was regarded as an effective right-hand batsman who could bowl useful medium-pacers for Auckland, and Kerr was considered an elegant opening batsman for Canterbury.    
When I spoke to Weir, now a sprightly 83, he still remembered what he was going to be in for when he set sail for a country which had legendary names like Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Woolley, Hendren and many others floating around the various counties.
&bquo;I think most of us in our first tour had the impression that English conditions would be different from those in New Zealand.
We thought the <head>green</head>wickets would provide more movement off the seam, which early in the tour was largely so, but as the conditions dried out the wickets became more like our own.&equo;     
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And we accept that there is no magic wand which can be waved to provide a million jobs overnight.    
Yet there is more which the Government could do without too great an increase in public borrowing or putting up taxes.    
There is still &pound;6 billion from the sale of council homes locked away that could be released to give a boost to the construction industry.    
Huge capital schemes, given an amber light in the Autumn Statement, could get the green light straight away.    
There could be yet another cut in interest rates and positive help to home-buyers to get the vital housing market moving.    
What is crucial for the Government is not only to help provide jobs but to be seen to want to be doing that.    
It cannot just point smugly to the late-flowering <head>green</head>shoots of recovery and wait for economic summer to arrive.        
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My hosts have taken me around, and I thought that we would have lunch in the Television Tower &mdash; in fact I have reserved a table.
No, I thought that perhaps a stroll down Unter den Linden &mdash; such memories for me there &mdash; and then I have another idea.
A surprise, ha! ha!&equo;    
A little crestfallen, Erika put her list away and dutifully said that of course she would be happy to do whatever Uncle Karl wished to do.    
&bquo;So.&equo;
Karl waved a hand, a brown-uniformed attendant gave them a respectful salute, and they sauntered out.    
Karl tucked Erika's arm under his as they crossed the bridge over the <head>green</head> , splintered ice of the Spree which formed a chill moat around the great museums, by the great dome of the Protestant Cathedral, and on to the broad stretch of Unter den Linden.    
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It is dawn.
Over the ocean, beyond the gently breaking waves, the sun is rising.
A new light on a new day.
The glow fills the sky from the east until the edge of the sun lifts up above the edge of the ocean.
The first rays touch the beach and warm my body.    
I feel the growing power of the sun as it lifts into the day.
It gives that power to me.
I receive it with a grateful heart and let the light enter into me, until I am light.
Life is renewed within me.    
It is a warm and gentle day as I walk towards the wood that beckons me, cool and friendly.
I find the path that leads under the <head>green</head>boughs into its depths.
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The alternative conformation extends away from the molecule, stabilized by crystal contacts.
The disulphide bonds are indicated in green (1) Cys 117 and 157; (2) Cys 110 and 174.
Asparagine residues providing  N-   linked oligosaccharide sites are indicated in red.
N67 lies on the EF loop at the bottom of domain 1, N77 in strand F is orientated towards the bottom of the F and G strands.
N84 at the tip of the FG loop points back, above the BC loop.
N112 lies on the AB loop at the base of domain 2.    
b,    
 &agr;-   Carbon trace superpositions for CD2 and CD4.
Two orthogonal views are shown.
The molecules are matched on CD2 domain 2.
CD2, <head>green</head> ; CD4, red.    
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It was not until 1837 that the beautiful pair of wrought-iron gates, which had been at the entrance to Heathfield House, facing Turnham Green, were purchased by the Duke of Devonshire for the main entrance to Chiswick House, created as the alternative to the old main entrance off Lord Burlington's Lane.
The Duke arranged for a long avenue Or lime trees to be planted alongside a driveway leading from the main road that ran westward from London (Chiswick High Road) and sweeping into his Chiswick House grounds and, despite having been cut in two by the dual carriageway of the Great West Road   Extension, it still remains as Dukes Avenue.
A large number of the old lime trees were felled by the gales in October 1987, but young limes have been placed in those same positions in order to preserve the avenue.    
That pair of wrought-iron gates was removed, in 1897, to the Duke's London home &mdash; Burlington House, now the Royal Academy, in Piccadilly, and moved again, in 1921 to the boundary' of <head>Green</head>Park in Piccadilly.    
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I stopped to dislodge one of them, hoping to carry it and make a camp-fire that evening.
When I got my hands under the protruding portion I realized there was no point in heaving.
I simply fingered the bark and examined the end grain.
The colour was perfect, the bark wrinkled and grooved, but to the touch it was unmistakably stone, a monument to the savannah that once had been.    
As the plain rose towards the plateau, I saw two poles in the ground; with a rag flapping from each they looked like wind socks.
Drawing nearer, I realized that warm air had twisted their outline &mdash; they were two men using scythes, no, garden rakes.
The two young Tuaregs wore the voluminous light-blue  ganduras   or smocks, baggy <head>green</head>trousers, indigo head-wraps and the long swords of their tribe.
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In many respects the war in Bosnia is the antithesis of Iraq's seizure of Kuwait.
Saddam Hussein's invasion was the clearest breach of the international rules imaginable; his expansionist intentions and despotic nature were in no doubt; western oil supplies were endangered and a consensus could readily be mustered against the invaders.
In Bosnia, the rights and wrongs are more muddled; no direct western interests are involved; and nobody is sure what can be done, let alone what should be done.
Yet some principles are at stake in Bosnia, and the world cannot let the complexity of the issues be an excuse for doing nothing.
Aggressors are grabbing territory; war crimes are being committed.
After so much huffing and puffing, inaction now would be seen not just by Serbs but by other potential ethnic-cleansers as a <head>green</head>light to press ahead.
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Every moment I am conscious of those little differences which, although appearing minute to the layman, to the dancer constitute the difference between the amateur and that  je ne sais quoi   which makes him professional.
Here the ballet is a vital living thing &mdash; the classrooms are where the pigments for the choreographer's art are made, whereas in Johannesburg &mdash; oh shit!        
That weekend found him in a sunny mood.
Dulcie Howes was in hospital with appendicitis, so he had gone to stay again with his puppeteer friends, John and Zo&euml; Wright.
Clearly he found the familiar atmosphere in their house, Glamorgan, more congenial than staying with his director.
He wrote that Cape Town was so very beautiful.
There are three pines outside the house which spring tall, slender and black out of the watery <head>green</head>grass and are silhouetted against an angry battleship grey sky&hellip;    
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Possibly an Assistant Race Relations Adviser.
Or an Ethnic Minority Recreation Officer.
Or he quite liked the idea of being an Afro-Caribbean Woman Advice Worker.    
His smile, as I recounted my terrifying encounter &mdash; I am an arachnophobe &mdash; implied that there were worse things in life than having a spider wandering over one's hair.    
Ordering fresh coffee from the waitress who came to take my order, he passed me the  Guardian   and picked up the  Sun  .
The big news of the day, he said, though for some inexplicable reason the  Guardian   ignored it, concerned the lovers who had bonked in a British Rail platform photo booth.
&bquo;There's a sub-heading &bquo;Knickers&equo; and it says &bquo;Passengers complained her <head>green</head>knickers were flying all over the place.&equo;
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EVEN WITH half a dozen arias omitted, the Opera North production of Mozart's La Finta Giardiniera makes a long evening, three and a half hours including interval.
That it never seems boring is due first, of course, to the richness of the youthful Mozart's music; but given the fantastical convolutions of the story even that might not be enough.
It is the high quality of musical performance, as well as the staging, which somehow make what might have been a curiosity into an entertaining and disturbing theatrical experience.    
The production was first given at the Theatre Royal in York, yet it transfers very well to the larger auditorium of the Grand.
The expanses of <head>green</head>still dominate the set, the lighting gains in intensity, and this time the scene-change during Act Two was mercifully quite quiet.
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The Countryside Commission has taken a particular interest in these areas with the aim of promoting environmental improvement through Groundwork and other types of project.
However, the replacement of the Community Programme by Employment Training threatens many of these initiatives and the Commission has recently called for a special environmental task force under the auspices of the new Training and Enterprise Councils.            
PLANNING RESTRAINT IN PRESSURED AREAS    
Local authorities in many areas of the south and south east face the difficult task of reconciling the demand for new local housing and employment opportunities with the need to preserve the environment and fulfil their obligations in respect of <head>Green</head>Belts, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and other protected areas.
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Very few people,&equo; he concluded, &bquo;have seen the Picts and because of their colouring, size and silent ways, it is easy to understand why folk call them pixies, goblins or elves.&equo;
Corbett listened, fascinated by the legends about these secret people.
He had heard similar stories amongst the Welsh and told Thomas about them.
The conversation then turned to the legends of King Arthur and Thomas discussed the epic poem he was writing, &bquo;Sir Tristram&equo;, asking Corbett to tell him all he knew about Wales.          
ELEVEN    
They spent that evening at the Cistercian monastery of Melrose and continued their journey the following morning.
The countryside became more deserted, farmsteads and villages more sparse as they approached the <head>green</head>mass of trees on the far horizon which Corbett knew must be the great Forest of Ettrick.
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  Place in the pre-heated oven for 30&ndash;40min, until the cheese is golden brown.    
4.
Before serving, arrange the tortilla chips around the pie on top of the cheese.    
COOK'S NOTE: A layer of soured cream may be added to the pie for extra flavour.
I find it best to spread the cream over the minced beef, and then to top that with the avocado (if used) and the tomato.        
Four Bean Salad    
Serves 6 (see p103)    
There are many variations on this popular and filling salad.
Use the beans of your choice, but do include red kidney beans.    
175g/6oz <head>green</head>beans 175g/6oz broad beans 1 &times; 400g/14oz chick peas 1 &times; 400g/14oz can red kidney beans 100ml/4fl oz vinaigrette dressing good pinch ground chilli salt and pepper to taste    
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The name M&yacute;vatn means &bquo;midge lake&equo; and the principal reason the lake supports a large population of birds and fish is the astronomical numbers of chironomid and simuliid larvae which hatch out in the clear water.
Important as they may be to the birds and trout, they can be very annoying to humans and, although they may not bite, the sheer numbers of midges and blackflies have been known to send birdwatchers &mdash; and particularly photographers &mdash; into paroxysms of rage and frustration.    
But it is still a wonderful place to visit.
The insects are only an annoyance on the rare days when there isn't a breeze blowing, and are more than compensated for by the wealth of bird life in the area And it is not only birds.
There is lots to interest the botanist, from the stately &bquo;Queen of M&yacute;vatn&equo; to orchids such as northern <head>green</head>and small white, and much more.    
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The pro-Noriega Press, the only newspapers permitted to publish, gloated over the general's suppression of the coup.
But the rebellion was further evidence of a military divided.
The rebel officers had been passed over for promotion as General Noriega strengthened his control of the military's two key policy-making bodies, the General Staff and the Strategic Military Council.        
Strike curb in essential services is postponed    
By BARRIE CLEMENT, Labour Editor    
THE GOVERNMENT has postponed any attempt to curb industrial action in essential services and make unions legally liable for unofficial action.    
Margaret Thatcher had sought to have new laws on the statute book this autumn, but the Government is now more likely to publish a consultative <head>Green</head>Paper towards the end of the year.    
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Loxford church was medieval, with a square tower and a Norman tympanum over the south door of the Harrowing of Hell.
Loxford Old Rectory was Georgian, built of the same blond stone as the church, and it sat behind grand double gates whose posts were boastfully crowned with new stone eagles.
Loxford New Rectory was redbrick and had been built in the early sixties.
It had, Anna Bouverie's mother said, all the quiet charm of a bus shelter.    
Its redeeming feature was its setting.
It had been built on a piece of glebe land behind the church, with a narrow drive running up beside the churchyard wall, separating it from the lane, isolating it from other houses.
Its front windows looked towards the church, and its back ones over farmland to a series of gentle <head>green</head>hills, the furthest one crowned with a low, dark copse, like a pool of spilled ink.
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The region's richest powers &mdash; including Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia &mdash; made big promises, but haven't paid up.
Officials are embarrassed by the fact that the total in the fund is still so small than under United Nations rules, none of it can be spent.        
Kohl considers shake &mdash; up for research    
THE PROSPECT of a shake-up in the West German science establishment is being discussed in Bonn, following the runaway victory of Chancellor Helmut Kohl in last week's general elections.
One idea being canvassed would centralise all research under the science and technology ministry and its powerful minister, Heinz Risenhuber.
Another sees Riesenhuber in charge of a new ministry of the environment, where he could head off the political challenge of the <head>Green</head>movement which enters the West German parliament for the first time after the election successes.
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I knew this would happen; I was almost prepared for it.
But this contempt was like a typhoon blowing away all my resources and possessions.
I felt lower than I'd ever felt before.
And then Dad ignored me.
I couldn't sleep at Jamila's place any more for fear of having to face Changez.
So I had to see Dad every day and have him deplore me.
I don't know why he took it so fucking personally.
Why did it have to bother him so much?
It was as if he saw us as having one life between us.
I was the second half, an extension of him, and instead of complementing him I'd thrown shit all over him.    
So it was a big cheering surprise when I opened the front door of   Eva's house one day to find Uncle Ted standing there in his <head>green</head>overalls, a bag of tools hanging from his fist, smiling all over his chopped face.
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The following is a list of the most useful herbs I have found, along with their properties and uses.
From this it is possible to work out a recipe for some common ailments.    
The amounts given are for a tank:    
 Parsley   &mdash; Use half a teaspoon of dried or fresh.
Use the greenest leaves available.
It's useful for allergies, edema, kidney and bladder problems, liver complaints, prostate and thyroid trouble.
It's function in helping to remove toxins from the bloodstream is useful in most illnesses.    
 Mint   &mdash; Half a teaspoon of dried or fresh green mint leaves is helpful for nausea, stomach upsets and encourages appetite.
It's also a mild antiseptic.    
 Fennel   &mdash; Half a teaspoon of dried fennel or if fresh use the <head>green</head>tops and a piece of the stalk.
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These are the possibilities, but what measures should next Tuesday's budget contain?
To find out we asked a number of interested parties for their own budget proposals.      
LABOUR PARTY    
According to the opposition Treasury spokesman Chris Smith, MP for Islington South, big cars would come under heavy pressure from a Labour Chancellor.    
He said: &bquo;We would want to discourage the needless use of big gas guzzlers.
We would consider a graded road tax system, probably with a two-litre threshold.&equo;    
Smith conceded that higher taxes on big cars would have a harmful effect on the UK's motor industry, hurting Jaguar in particular, which is already suffering a severe fall in demand.
But he quoted a survey that reported that 51 per cent of all company cars were imported.    
Labour would introduce <head>green</head>measures.
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As well as being responsible for all viewers' and listeners' complaints, the council will also monitor programmes from outside the United Kingdom which can be received here, &bquo;to ascertain how violence and sexual conduct are portrayed&equo;.    
In addition, the bill also extends to other bidders the traditional competition between the BBC and ITV for screening certain events; while party political broadcasts will have to be shown on Channels 3,4, and 5.        
ASMALL bronze statue entered for a sale of garden furniture because its elderly owners wanted to &bquo;clear up the garden&equo; fetched a record &pound;6.8 million at Sotheby's yesterday, writes Joanna Coles.    
The Dancing Faun (above), by the Dutch sculptor Adrien de Vries, lay at the bottom of the couple's garden in West Sussex for 35 years turning <head>green</head> .    
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Even higher costs come in the form of lost land and buildings.
Some 5m hectares of Ukrainian farmland and 1.5m hectares of forest are now contaminated.
In Belorussia 20% of the agricultural land can no longer be used.
The distribution of food, never well organised, has been badly disrupted.
Even more expensive for a nation with an acute housing shortage is the loss of whole towns.
Pripyat stands today like a ghost city, its abandoned ferris-wheel creaking in the wind, its expensive, paved streets empty of pedestrians.    
Some members of the Ukraine's anti-communist opposition suspect that the cost of evacuating contaminated areas is the chief obstacle to the discovery of new danger zones.
&bquo;Human beings are replaceable, land and buildings are not,&equo; says a local <head>Green</head> , Volodymir Tikhii.
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There's not the character or eagerness of that car, or indeed the Metro.    
In a sense, such comparisons are unfair.
The Renault does not claim to be sporty; rather, it is a refined, comfortable cruiser.
Certainly it's one small car which I can drive for several hours at a stretch and step out feeling refreshed.
It's also stunningly economical.
With a long journey ahead of me every morning and evening, I don't hang about, and this is the first petrol-engined car I've used that has given me over 45mpg on a run.
I've also fallen in love with the stereo.    
Renault is working hard to improve the quality of its products, and I must say the panel fit and finish on H375 DRV impress me.
Our black-and-white picture does not really do justice to its chameleon-like metallic paintwork, which seems to appear as <head>green</head> , silver or blue according to the light.
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Lacoste look ahead    
The year was 1927.
It all started with a bet&hellip;
The stakes were a crocodile briefcase&hellip;
The winner was Rene Lacoste + two time winner of Wimbledon &mdash; &bquo;the crocodile&equo; &mdash; the sporting legend was born.    
Five years later, he created the original cotton pique shirt embroidered with the famous crocodile.
Now, the shirt comes in a choice of 30 colours, and is made from 12 miles of pure cotton.    
Today, the legend lives on throughout the supreme range of sports and leisurewear, available throughout the UK.
At this year's Wimbledon, Henri Leconte and Gut Forget gave us a sneak preview of the Autumn &bquo;Roland Garros&equo; ensemble &mdash; a matching tracksuit, short, shirt and jersey in dominant white with a <head>green</head>double stripe running through.
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&bquo;I'll not leave you long.&equo;    
As I stood on the walkway, the water level reached above my knees, and I waded along beside the wall in the direction of the lower door and the river.
There were indeed steps by the door, three steps up and a flat landing along below the door itself.
I went up the steps until the water barely covered my ankles and tried the doorlatch.    
This time, no easy exit.
The door was solid as rock.    
On the wall beside the door there was a row of three electric switches.
I pressed them all without any results from the electric light bulbs along the ceiling.
There was also a control box with cables leading to the top of the metal curtain: I opened the box and pressed the red button and the <head>green</head>button to be found inside there but, again, nothing changed in the boathouse.    
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The ASI reads from sixty to 600 knots, To its left a twin-pointer rev-counter has needles marked G and D for  gauche   and  droit  , indicating similarly enormous numbers up to 25,000 rpm (ten times a piston engine's revs) &mdash; and no, I never did work out which was which without stopping to translate.
Above this is the red-knobbed parking and emergency brake handle, to its right the Machmeter, the windshield alcohol de-icing pump, engine fire lights (as on a lightplane, without extinguishers), single fuel gauge and  canopy unlocked   light, HSI, artificial horizon and g-meter complete the second row, with twin jet-pipe temperature (JPT) gauges, altimeter, VSI, turn-and-slip and second altimeter below.
On the left, uncomfortably near the little flap switch, are the similarly small flat undercarriage selector and its red and <head>green</head>lights.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="green.40100" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Structure comparisons were made using Program O. Coordinates of apoR2 will be deposited at the Brookhaven Data Bank.                 
FIG. 1 An &bquo;omit&equo; &ggr;  F &ggr;-&ggr;F    c   &ggr; map of the metal coordination site in iron-free protein R2.
The residues coordinating the iron ions in iron-containing R2 (Asp 84, Glu 115, His 118, Glu 204, Glu 238 and His 241) were removed from the structure, and 40 cycles of refinement were performed to relax the structure.
The  &ggr;F &ggr;-&ggr;F    c   &ggr; map, contoured at  3,   shows no density to indicate binding of other ions or water molecules in this region of the structure.        
FIG. 2 Superposition of the refined structures of native R2 (<head>green</head> ) and apoR2 (multicolours) using the Program O (ref. 25).
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40101" docsrc="bnc_CN1_2294">
<answer instance="green.40101" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
If the War Altar is destroyed of if the Theogonist leaves it he is dealt no magic cards, and will not be able to cast spells.    
 Psychology  : The War Altar exudes raw power which banishes all thought of fear or panic.
So long as the War Altar is intact, the Grand Theogonist is immune to the effects of psychology including fear, panic, terror, etc.
In addition, he cannot be broken in combat, so he will not need to take a break test.    
 Leadership  : The Grand Theogonist fights as an independent model, and may not join other units to lead them.
The Theogonist's leadership value is not therefore used, but has been included for comparative purposes.        
THE JADE GRIFFON    
The Jade Griffon is a huge piece of carved jade that hangs upon the Grand Theogonist's chest like a piece of armour.
It draws magic power from the War Altar and glows with a <head>green</head>inner light.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40106" docsrc="bnc_CA9_445">
<answer instance="green.40106" senseid="green%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
 (Ye Gods!   
 What are they going to do to you?)   
Enter the doctor once more, hiding something behind her back.
&bquo;What's that?&equo;
I ask.
 (You're too nosy for your own good.)   
She shows me.
It looks like something a navvy might use to dig roads up &mdash; thin, hollow metal tube, about as thick as a size 10 knitting needle, with a gimlet-like plunger.
 (Told you!   
 Try to relax.)   
I try to relax &mdash; everything is easier if you relax &mdash; as the young doctor pushes the tube into the <head>green</head>bone of my pelvic girdle, pausing every few seconds to ask if I'm O.K. I am.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40108" docsrc="bnc_CM4_1272">
<answer instance="green.40108" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;And splendidly so indeed!&equo; agreed the Squat.    
&bquo;Be quiet, little man,&equo; said Jaq.
&bquo;If Obispal decided that a secret Inquisitor was watching him, surely he'd be a fool to seek vengeance &mdash; especially when he hardly put a foot wrong.
I think the idea has to be to show me something, in case I miss it.&equo;    
&bquo;Yeah, what is the hydra?&equo; said Grimm.    
&bquo;I find this somewhat galling, don't you?&equo;
Jaq asked his pretend-mistress.
&bquo;To be manipulated!&equo;    
Really, they had no other option but to board the next train bound for Kefalov.    
As the passenger capsule whisked through the crystalline tube above the blurred <head>green</head>hell of jungle, Jaq scrutinized his personal Tarot card and recalled his trip to Earth as a boy aboard the Black Ship&hellip;    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40111" docsrc="bnc_CAB_957">
<answer instance="green.40111" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
He let his fingers drift gently over the ridges.
Tom caught sight of him.    
&bquo;Might as well bring out several colours of that cordeeroy,&equo; he said.    
The draper looked surprised.
&bquo;Really.
Oh well, if you say so, Mr Hoakley.&equo;    
&bquo;Two colours you can have, William.
Takes yer choice.&equo;    
The draper laid out rolls of green, brown, rust, navy, grey and red.
Willie eyed Tom's green trousers.
He pointed to the <head>green</head>roll and after a pause to the navy.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40113" docsrc="bnc_BMK_666">
<answer instance="green.40113" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
In deciding to take action over the aids to CNP, the Commission points to the unfairness of state subsidies in the &bquo;fiercely competitive&equo; ECU 280 000m EC chemical industry, in which more than a third of all production is traded between the 12 member states.    
Although the Portuguese chemical output amounted to only ECU 42000m the industry was active in intra-EC trade, exporting some 13 per cent of its production.        
Montedison    
EC Commission vice-president, Sir Leon Brittan, has promised the European Parliament that he will investigate claims that the Italian authorities have been using unfair means to acquire public control of the Italian chemical industry.    
Italian &bquo;<head>Green</head> &equo; MEP Enrico Falqui quoted a judgement by the Italian Court of Auditors which found that the price fixed by the State-owned energy corporation ENI for the Montedison shares in the Enimont joint venture was &bquo;out of all proportion&equo; to their average quoted value.    
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<instance id="green.40116" docsrc="bnc_A2P_371">
<answer instance="green.40116" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
CHRIS PATTEN, the Secretary of State for the Environment, yesterday announced that he was overturning his predecessor Nicholas Ridley's &bquo;mindedness&equo; to allow an instant, private new town to be built on the Berkshire/Hampshire borders, south-east of Wokingham.    
In a decision which was widely predicted, Mr Patten has declared himself minded to uphold the view of the department's inspectorate that Consortium Developments, representing several of the country's major home-builders, had not made a sufficiently strong case for the development of 4,800 houses in what is an abandoned quarry and a conifer plantation.    
Explaining a new policy drift which will respect local political will at the expense of new development, Mr Patten said: &bquo;Over the next 10 or 12 years we are going to need substantial numbers of new houses.
At the same time we can expect people's interest in <head>green</head>issues and concern for their local environment to grow.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40117" docsrc="bnc_ARS_936">
<answer instance="green.40117" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The rape should be grazed off in September and October (before the ground becomes too wet) and then the crop rested until the spring.
I have found that later sowing of grass by this method is very risky and that too heavy a crop of rape smothers the seeds.
It is always wise to remember that the seeds are more important than the nurse crop.    
It is necessary to have a clean seed-bed, well consolidated and with soil in good heart.
If the soil is acid or lacking in phosphate, lime or basic slag should be applied to ensure a good establishment of clovers.
Nitrogenous fertilizers should not be used on new leys (with the possible exception of one-year leys grown for hay or silage).        
Grazing Systems    
The simplest way to feed grass is to allow livestock to eat it where it grows, <head>green</head>and fresh.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40120" docsrc="bnc_CDX_2979">
<answer instance="green.40120" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Her personal wedding gift to her son was a magnificent carpet which was spread in the small majlis, a room in the tahat or sitting down tradition with cushions lining the walls.
His father brought home his own gift of another fine example of the natural, undyed wool carpets of Tunisia.    
These were their personal gifts to him, but the bride dower, without which there would be no wedding, plus the week of celebrations were a family affair.
They were a display of one family's ability to look after the treasure of another family, treasure as represented by one carefully protected, carefully prepared girl.    
Steeped in the Qur'an and its disciplines, filled from early childhood with tribal traditions, with the manners and morals of her heritage, she was indeed like the <head>green</head>pod of the date palm, a promising treasure, and a valuable asset.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40122" docsrc="bnc_AC5_342">
<answer instance="green.40122" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Matching check kilts, playing in the purple heather.
With a nice fluffy jumper.
Fair Isle, that's what they called it.&equo;    
The clerk behind the hatch asked for their empties before she'd hand over the new bottles but they hadn't got them.
They were still half full back at their room.    
&bquo;Try and remember next time,&equo; the clerk snapped.
&bquo;We can't go wasting glass.
Remember, we've all got to fight for the future now.&equo;    
&bquo;You don't say!&equo;    
Sometimes Dot wished Gloria wouldn't answer back to people in authority because then they noticed them more.    
The hall where the Children's Clothes Exchange was   taking place was organized by another bossy lady in <head>green</head>uniform, sitting importantly behind a desk in the doorway.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40126" docsrc="bnc_B04_24">
<answer instance="green.40126" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The light greens by and large believe that the system of which we are all a part is perfectible, that it could be reformed in such a way as to create a sustainable, environmentally friendly way of living.
At the other end of the spectrum are the &bquo;dark greens&equo;, who believe essentially that the system is inherently corrupt and unsustainable, and that any attempts to ameliorate its impact on the natural world are utterly forlorn.
What they advocate is the wholesale transformation of the system so that something quite different can emerge.    
These two directions or shades of opinion are not necessarily as starkly polarised as may appear.
Indeed the interesting thing about the <head>Green</head>Movement is its continuity &mdash; the fact that all the different shades of opinion are linked in a single green swathe.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40128" docsrc="bnc_CEK_3855">
<answer instance="green.40128" senseid="green%3:00:00::"/>
<answer instance="green.40128" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<answer instance="green.40128" senseid="U"/>
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Depression is when a recession gets really bad.
Debt is what millions of families are still in after the spend, spend years of the late 1980s.    
ECONOMICS is a subject which no two people can agree on, particularly Economists.
The European Monetary System was going to be Britain's salvation until we were forced out of it.
Since then the Exchange Rate value of Sterling has plummeted.    
FORECASTS from the Treasury have been proved to be hopelessly wrong which is one reason why the economy now seems to be in Freefall, leading to the closure of hundreds of Factories.
Economic policy Failed due to the Government's Fixation with the ERM and exchange rate.    
<head>GREEN</head>SHOOTS of recovery were what the Chancellor said he could see last year, but the rest of us are still waiting for them.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40130" docsrc="bnc_AMC_437">
<answer instance="green.40130" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
After a while I sat down in a secret place by the Cherwell and fell to musing about how I had once myself aspired to Oxford, how one of my lecturers at Edinburgh had urged me to go on to read for a B.Litt. there, but of course the war had put an end to any such ambitions.
Still, however, I cherished the fantasy that I might one day have a son who would fulfil that dream, and always he had Leslie's eyes, dark, with soft expressive light.
But I would not see Leslie again.
It was just before the Battle of Alamein &mdash; Bletchley was providing Montgomery with vital intelligence &mdash; and, had I but known it, Leslie was, almost at that same moment, listening on the wireless to &bquo;One Fine Day&equo;, and suffering because he thought he would never see  me   again.
Neither was I to know that I should indeed one fine day have a son who would make me very proud of him at the &bquo;Other Place&equo;, but that it would be from <head>green</head>eyes that the light of intelligence and wit would shine.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40131" docsrc="bnc_ARS_1119">
<answer instance="green.40131" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<answer instance="green.40131" senseid="green%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Dredge mixtures of cereals, with or without peas or beans, produce heavier yields than when the crops are grown separately.
This is partly due to the ability of pulses to fix nitrogen from the atmosphere, which feeds the rest of the mixture, and partly due to the little-understood symbiosis between &bquo;companion plants&equo;.    
Although care should be taken to choose varieties that ripen more or less at the same time to avoid losses, dredge mixtures are generally cut green and dried like hay to be fed &bquo;on the straw&equo; or made into silage.
They may be sown in spring or autumn and undersown to a ley.    
I use a spring-sown mixture of oats (60 per cent), barley (20 per cent), rye (10 per cent), and peas (10 per cent), undersown to a herbal ley as the final crop in my three-course rotation.
I cut the crop quite <head>green</head>and dry it on a Tyrolean-type wire fence (see p. 108).
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40134" docsrc="bnc_A73_2030">
<answer instance="green.40134" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Before she could add, as she was evidently about to, that she never bought anything at the door, he announced himself hurriedly and asked for her husband.    
&bquo;He's in the surgery.
You go round by the pleached walk.&equo;    
Marvelling that anyone could say this without a trace of selfconsciousness or humour, Wexford looked her up and down.
She was a plain young woman, thick and dark with a worn face.
She put the child into a pram and wheeled it down the path.
The boy was big and handsome, blue-eyed and fair-headed.
He looked as though by being born he had sapped his mother's strength and left her a used-up husk.
Wexford was reminded of a butterfly, fresh and lusty, that has escaped from a dried chrysalis.    
He was not precisely sure what a pleached walk was, but when he came upon it there was no mistaking it and, smiling to himself, he descended a flagged step and passed into a <head>green</head>tunnel.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40135" docsrc="bnc_AJY_1366">
<answer instance="green.40135" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Whatever the size, an acer is grown mainly for the leaves &mdash; for their shape, their poise and their colouring &mdash; and not for the flowers, which are insignificant.
Though there are exceptions, the leaves are mostly palmate or shaped like an outstretched hand.
Sometimes the lobes, as the divisions are called, are so intricately re-divided that they are commonly compared to fine lace.
When they are green they are a fresh colour.
When they are copper or purplish they have a rich tint.
As the chlorophyll disappears during the autumn, the leaves turn fiery red, garnet or umber.    
These qualities are revealed in the tree-like species grown principally for the striped markings on the trunk, the so-called snakebark type.
In the Acers davidii, capillipes and pensylvanicum, the markings are ivory on <head>green</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40139" docsrc="bnc_APR_430">
<answer instance="green.40139" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Roland went to Bloomsbury on his bicycle next morning, setting off very early when Val was still applying her workaday face.
He went weaving perilously through and through the stinking five-mile worm of traffic across Putney Bridge, along the Embankment, through Parliament Square.
He had no office in his old college, but inhabited an office on sufferance, for his few hours' part-time teaching.
Here, in an empty silence, he unpacked his bicycle panniers and went up to the pantry where the bulk of the xerox squatted amongst unsavoury tea-towels beside a tea-stained sink.
Whilst the machine warmed up, in the din and hum of the extractor fan, he took out his two letters and read them again.
Then he spread them face down, to be scryed on the black glass, under which the rods of <head>green</head>light floated and passed.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40140" docsrc="bnc_AHX_1149">
<answer instance="green.40140" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="green.40140" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The price for Liberal co-operation, he said, would be the elected government having the &bquo;courage and internal discipline&equo; to drop some of its manifesto proposals and take others on board.
The pact lasted 14 months.    
Then, as now, devolution was an issue.
Labour urged the Welsh and Scots to &bquo;vote yes and take power&equo;.
But in 1979 the Welsh voted four-to-one against a devolved assembly while in Scotland fewer than 33 per cent supported the idea, far short of the 40 per cent required by parliamentary decree.
It was a humiliating defeat for Callaghan.    
But it was as nothing to the humiliation which the unions would pour on his government in the last two years of its term.
A firemen's strike necessitated the emergency use of &bquo;<head>Green</head>Goddess&equo; military vehicles, a dustmen's dispute left tons of rat-infested refuse in city centres.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40144" docsrc="bnc_AB6_376">
<answer instance="green.40144" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
But then, of course, the wilderness grows less, or is saved (or perhaps tamed).
The romantic days which have seen the bold David McTaggart striding the Pacific main in the Greenpeace ketch  Vega   to challenge the French bomb testers at Moruroa atoll may be passing simply because, in that particular case, the military reasons for testing are passing.
The mood and issues of the 1990s are bound to be different from those of the 1980s.
Climate change is already more important than acid rain, genetic engineering a more topical issue than saving whales.
Changed issues do not necessarily throw organizations into an anxious state of transition; if they are any good, they are always in transition.
That certainly applies to the three biggest international <head>green</head>campaign organizations: Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and the World Wide Fund for Nature.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40146" docsrc="bnc_CL0_879">
<answer instance="green.40146" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Contrast and details were introduced by over-drawing with a fine black Artist sketching pen    
This time I worked in a watercolour sketchbook, deliberately to achieve the softening effect that the paper would have on the marker inks as they spread into it.
There was also a satisfactory combination of responses between the textured surface and flexible marker tips.
Kurecolor Brush Pens can be used from the point or from the side to give a variety of stroke qualities and they flex as they are drawn along the paper surface, adding character to the marks.
They are particularly good if used with a light touch.    
My subject of frost covered trees and hedgerows involved little colour and was mostly worked up in a sequence of colour tinted greys bearing reference numbers in the 800s.
These consist of pale neutral shades of blue, <head>green</head>and brown with some definite greys included.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40149" docsrc="bnc_AS7_883">
<answer instance="green.40149" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
In windy conditions, Toftingall becomes impossible to fish, because the bottom is churned up, clouding the water.
A few days later, things settle back to normal and sport is generally excellent.
An average day sent us safely home with at least a dozen nice trout weighing some 5lb, with the occasional larger fish of up to 3lb.
Depending, of course, upon which fingers you crossed.    
I always preferred bank fishing Toftingall and invariably had better results than from fishing from the boat.
The only problem with bank fishing is providing a steady stream of waders, or rather non-waders.
They never seem to last.
Not like the old, stiff, black ones I used to have when I was a boy.
These were indestructible and to this day I regret ever falling for the slick adverts for trendy <head>green</head>ones.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40152" docsrc="bnc_B77_1474">
<answer instance="green.40152" senseid="green_revolution%1:11:00::"/>
<context>
A national policy on cooking energy also has to take into account the increasing interaction between the energy needs of the urban and rural areas.
It must also make full use of all sources of energy.    
India has launched many social forestry programmes with the professed intention of meeting community needs such as firewood for cooking.
But in reality, none of these programmes is helping to increase the production of firewood.
The increase supply goes to those who can pay &mdash; the paper industry and the urban consumer.
To make it profitable to grow wood, the state of Gujarat, where thousands of farmers have turned over good irrigated land to tree farming, has even proposed to build generating stations fuelled with wood.
But if this were to happen, only the rich would benefit.
Thus, a second <head>green</head>revolution may be in the offing hereby big energy production increases, but the energy-poor still starve.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40154" docsrc="bnc_ALW_830">
<answer instance="green.40154" senseid="green%5:00:00:naive:00"/>
<answer instance="green.40154" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The policy statement also sets out the need for funding, good equipment and career structures for researchers, highlights the needs of postgraduate research students and stresses the interdependence of teaching and research in universities.          
in print      
Tending the green flame    
&bquo;You don't have to be a rocket scientist&equo; Americans will tell you, implying that average intelligence will suffice.
Well, Andrew Dequasie was a rocket scientist of a sort.
At least, as a naive young chemical engineer he was recruited into a secret US government rocket fuel project in the 1950s.
US forces wanted to use diborane derivatives as missile or aircraft fuels.    
Unhappily, not only are the boranes highly energetic, but several are also pyrophoric and toxic.
The title of Dequasie's recently published memoirs,  The <head>green</head>flame  , refers both to the naivety of the team and the green flame of burning diborane.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40157" docsrc="bnc_A0L_3611">
<answer instance="green.40157" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Astrid was married, kids and mortgage, but the summer had rocketed by in a riot of colours and joy, and autumn found Astrid divorced and coming to the end of being in love with Jay.    
Some you win, thought Jay, however briefly.
She remembered their passion for Louis Prima, Fats Waller, Chris Williamson; wild about holographic badges, earrings, stickers.    
Turquoise glass beads from Murano against Astrid's tanned arm; she wore pastel turquoise dungarees, a tee-shirt the deep green blue of southern seas in a late afternoon.
That's why Jay thought her eyes were blue.
  She told her how beautiful they were, how there had never been such a blue.
 I have one thing to say to you  , said Astrid laughing, two weeks apart and letters every day later,  my eyes are <head>green</head> !    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40160" docsrc="bnc_C9C_582">
<answer instance="green.40160" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Against these dark greens set the brilliant stems of  Cornus alba   &bquo;Sibirica&equo;, the red-barked dogwood, or  Rubus cockburnianus  , the ornamental blackberry with its silver arching stems.
Another indispensable winter standby, the mahonia, has dark green foliage which offsets its scented, lemon-yellow flowers, while the winter-flowering jasmine,  Jasminum nudiflorum  , needs a similar backdrop.    
The viburnums are also useful in the winter garden, and in particular  Viburnum x bodnantense  , with its abundant fragrant winter flowers which will actually last well into spring.
Alternatively, try  V. foetens  , which has aromatic, dark <head>green</head>foliage and late winter flowers or  V. tinus   with good, dense foliage and sprays of pink tinged white or cream blooms.         
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40161" docsrc="bnc_A6J_824">
<answer instance="green.40161" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
And then she had, as children do, lost him.    
To comfort her desolation and guilt Rachel had told her about the Mongolian desert, where she had been as a little girl, hardly older than Maggie was now, to look for dragons, which she called dinosaurs, and where years later Russian palaeontologists had found the great fossil eggs in which the sleeping baby dinosaurs could still be seen.
She told Maggie about the palace of the Princess Tang Li, north of Beijing, which she had visited with her own beautiful mother, Maggie's great-grandmother.
In that-place there had been intricate gardens, where water wheels turned musically and water lilies bloomed moon-white, and giant goldfish floated under them.
And there had been <head>green</head>and gold and scarlet dragons painted on every wall and woven into every silk hanging.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40163" docsrc="bnc_CRM_3449">
<answer instance="green.40163" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
CD2 domain 1 (thick lines; residues 2&ndash;98) and CD4 domain 1 (residues 1&ndash;98) based on 70 equivalenced C  &agr;   atoms fitted with 0.83&Aring; r.m.s. deviation.    
b,    
CD2 domain 1 (thick lines) and REI (residues 1&ndash;114) based on 60 equivalenced C  &agr;   atoms fitted with 0.82&Aring; r.m.s. deviation.    
c,    
CD2 domain 2 (thick lines; residues 99&ndash;176) and CD4 domain 2 (residues 99&ndash;176) based on 58 equivalenced C  &agr;   atoms fitted with 1.69A r.m.s. deviation.
(Superpositions were done using the program SHP.)            
FIG. 5 Homophilic interaction mode observed in crystal.    
a,    
 &agr;-   Carbon trace superposition of the two versions of this interaction.
Copy 1 molecules are coloured <head>green</head>and blue, copy 2 molecules red.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40165" docsrc="bnc_AMW_359">
<answer instance="green.40165" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Situated on the south-east coast of Majorca, 2 km from Calas de Mallorca.        
Accommodation    
366 chalet-bungalows set in terraces of three and five.
Twin and three bedded rooms are available with bath or shower and terrace.
Twin and three-bedded rooms will take an extra put-you-up bed for a child under 11.
Please note space will be limited.
Single rooms are available at a supplement.        
FREE      
Tropicana is a Belhaven property      
IN OUR OPINION    
Chalet Style accommodation set in a beautiful, <head>green</head>valley, with its own sandy beach&hellip; an ideal Club for families.            
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40168" docsrc="bnc_A66_1617">
<answer instance="green.40168" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
In Scotland, especially, the rejection of the Conservative Party and the Thatcherite ethic was almost total.
In the Euro-elections of June 1989 the Tories were wiped out north of the border.
The revival of the campaign for Scottish devolution &mdash; indeed, for Scottish nationalism, as shown in Jim Sillars' by-election victory in Govan &mdash; was a notable feature of the later phase of Mrs Thatcher's regime.
Here and elsewhere, the government strove to identify itself with new themes.
In particular, the &bquo;<head>green</head> &equo; argument advanced by environmentalists, fanned by the importance of themes such as land conservation, acid rain, and the protection of the ozone layer and &bquo;the greenhouse effect&equo; in the 1989 Euro-elections, suggested that the message of Thatcherite consumption and wealth creation failed to mesh with wider concerns for the quality of life.
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<answer instance="green.40169" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<answer instance="green.40169" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
THE biggest Christmas casualty is the person whose birth gave us the excuse for rejoicing.
It's hard to find cards with a religious theme now.          
TV repeats    
WHY do TV companies feed us recycled rubbish for 50 weeks a year then put on all the good programmes at Christmas when we have no time to watch the box?          
National Lottery    
IT'S outrageous that the takings of the National Lottery will go to the arts, heritage, sport and charities.
All the money should be used to help this country's hospitals, the poor and the homeless.          
Seeing red over green tax    
THE Government is considering yet another way to steal our money in the form of a tax on carbon fuels which you call &bquo;a <head>green</head>crackdown&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40172" docsrc="bnc_CGH_2103">
<answer instance="green.40172" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Oddly shaped tanks may not hold as much water as you may think, which is important when you consider that the stocking level for a mixed fish/invest system is 1&ins; of fish per six gallons of water.
And is there room for that protein skimmer?    
The traditional rectangular tank will not distort the appearance of the fish and you won't have to keep shifting your position in order to keep the fish in view.    
Many unnaturally shaped tanks can cause problems with territorial marine fish.
A bow-fronted tank such as this one should be OK.          
Marine Answers      
Water is at fault    
I have a 39&ins; &times; 18&ins; &times; 12&ins; marine tank which was set up 16 months ago.
It houses a Yellow Tailed Clown, a <head>Green</head>Lined Wrasse, a Bi-coloured Blenny, a Golden and Blue Damsel, a Hermit Crab, a Blue Starfish and lots of other inverts.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40174" docsrc="bnc_BLW_109">
<answer instance="green.40174" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
There are any number of sensible diets set out in paperbacks or reputable magazine supplements, many of them suggesting specimen meals for a week or a month.
Some menus are expensive or not realistic for those also cooking for a hungry family, so it is a matter of choosing a programme that suits your lifestyle and purse.
All aim to restrict calorie intake but most allow for one small treat a day, such as a small glass of dry wine or a chocolate biscuit.    
Here are some medically recommended guidelines from which you can plan your own menus:    
Every day eat at least:      
one helping of one of the following: lean meat, white fish, poultry, cheese, nuts    
one helping of: brown cereals, wholemeal bread, potatoes    
two helpings of one of the following: <head>green</head>vegetables, a large mixed salad, fruit    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40177" docsrc="bnc_AS7_1850">
<answer instance="green.40177" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Oscaig, owned by the Marquess of Linlithgow, is a splendid sea-trout loch.
Of course, sea-trout never give themselves up easily; you have to know your loch and be prepared to hunt for where the fish lie; so be prepared for a lot of rowing, and a lot of finger-crossing on Oscaig.
But if sea-trout refuse to co-operate, follow the outlet burn from Loch Oscaig, the river Garvie, and you will arrive at one of Scotland's most secluded and attractive beaches, the perfect place for a family   picnic; and in the unlikely event of there being someone else there, fear not; walk over the headland to the east and you will find another, equally attractive, secret bay.
Laze away a long summer day, lulled by the sound of <head>green</head> , white-fringed Atlantic waves, hundreds of miles old, endlessly washing golden sands.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40178" docsrc="bnc_BM1_1105">
<answer instance="green.40178" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
But keep in mind the possibility that  Candida   is the culprit &mdash; some cases of candidiasis need far more stringent treatment than that described so far.        
Step 4    
 This is a very drastic diet  ,  and should not be started without medical advice  .
Carbohydrates &mdash; the &bquo;starchy&equo; substances in foods &mdash; are restricted to 80 gm per day.
This effectively means  no   potatoes, bread, flour, rice, breakfast cereals, pasta or other starchy foods, except for one very small portion each day.
The incidental carbohydrate in vegetables, nuts and other foods will account for most of your daily allowance.
High-carbohydrate vegetables such as sweet &mdash; corn,   peas, parsnip, lentils and broad beans should be avoided.
Nuts can be eaten in moderation, but not cashew nuts as they are rich in carbohydrate.
Continue to eat plenty of garlic and fresh, <head>green</head>leafy vegetables.        
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40181" docsrc="bnc_CMA_214">
<answer instance="green.40181" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
By contrast, the consequences and so competences, and hence the adequacies or inadequacies, of natural selection, especially for long-run effects, were practically impossible to decide, at least for a finite intellect; although the young Darwin himself could consistently suppose that God in choosing this means for adapting life to a changing earth had foreseen all its consequences.    
However, although these disanalogies were fundamental, Darwin's theorizing had not taken him out of the causal, lawful, deterministic Newtonian universe, into one as irreducibly acausal and absolutely probabilistic as is sometimes thought implicit in quantum mechanics.    
Any natural selection involves differential reproductive success that is nonfortuitous because determined by the way variant organisms are interacting with an environment that is causally sensitive to those particular physical differences in the organisms.
If more red than <head>green</head>members of a species of moth living on green foliage are being killed by predators, that may be selection; but only if the predators are not   colour-blind; if they are it is random sampling error.
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<instance id="green.40182" docsrc="bnc_C9X_1988">
<answer instance="green.40182" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
One a surface dusted with icing sugar, roll out 900 g (2 lb) almond paste.    
2    
Cut to fit the top and sides of the cake.
Leave for 24 hr before icing.    
3    
Brush the almond paste with apricot pur&eacute;e.
On a surface dusted with cornflour, roll out 1.1 kg (2&frac12; lb) fondant icing large enough to cover the cake in one piece.
Lift over the cake and smooth with your fingertips.
Trim off any excess icing.    
4    
Colour 175 g (6 oz) fondant icing <head>green</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40185" docsrc="bnc_CMC_232">
<answer instance="green.40185" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The cold did little to hinder the Orcs, for Orcs and Goblins are hardy creatures, and, if needs must, will eat any flesh no matter how foul or what manner of creature it comes from.
The Orcs were also provided with food and reinforcements by Forest Goblins who flocked to join them from the Great Forest.    
Bypassing Bechafen the horde headed west, towards the Middle Mountains and Ostland, crossing the river Talabec by the old bridge at Rinn.
The Imperial troops posted to defend the river gates from Kislev fled when they saw the green horde stretched out across the horizon and advancing at full speed towards them.
In Ostland the horde began to loot and destroy with customary Orc efficiency, crushing the spring crops underfoot and gorging themselves on the hard won stores of the local people.
Tough frontier folk that they were, the Ostlanders fought as hard as they could, and the Count of Ostland gathered an army to fight the <head>green</head>tide.
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<answer instance="green.40187" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Why?&equo; she inquired, as, tongue clenched between teeth, she carefully finished her second eyelid.    
&bquo;Nothin'.
I just wondered.&equo;    
Mrs Frizzell stopped half-way into a bone-coloured skirt &mdash; bone had been last year's fashionable colour, according to the  Tollemarche Advent  .    
&bquo;Maxie Frizzell!
What do you know that I don't?&equo;    
He was sorry that he had brought up the subject and hastily departed for his shower, shouting that he would tell her while he was dressing.    
By the time he came back she was ready, looking like a spangled Christmas doll, her bone suit augmented by a scintillating green, three-tier necklace and bracelet, a startlingly flowered <head>green</head>hat, tight, incredibly high-heeled shoes of shiny green, and her fox stole.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40189" docsrc="bnc_A7A_1858">
<answer instance="green.40189" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
It would be a good idea if you came and stayed with me.
Not if you don't want to, of course.
Would you mind?&equo;    
Erika blinked.
&bquo;No, I don't think so.&equo;    
&bquo;And your parents?&equo;    
Erika thought for a moment &mdash; a brief moment.
&bquo;I'm sure that they wouldn't,&equo; she said, although wondering what her mother would say.    
&bquo;Ask them anyway.
But the main thing is yourself.&equo;
The <head>green</head>eyes peered at Erika.
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<answer instance="green.40190" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Unkind critics of the Amstrad, er, Sinclair PC200 have suggested it would make the ideal present for someone with everything, as you wouldn't give it to someone who actually needed a PC.    
Fortunately, however, there are plenty of cheaper options.
The computer catalogues are full of little hardware trinkets, no doubt all perfectly well intentioned and thoughtfully designed, but all excellent solutions in search of a problem.
And unlike software, they are not limited to one particular type of computer or disc format.
They are equally useless on all machines.    
How often have you wanted to peer into your disc drive to see what's inside, for example?
This common urge can be fulfilled with a special torch boasting a fibre optic thread you can poke inside the drive to illuminate it.    
Streamside Research sells them for &pound;2 (available in red, <head>green</head>or black).
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<instance id="green.40195" docsrc="bnc_C8B_2366">
<answer instance="green.40195" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The weather, too, attracts a different kind of tourist.
The region's intense greenness is the giveaway that it often rains.
But generally the climate is comfortably warm &mdash; ideal for small children and perfect for the Spanish ritual of the  paseo  , the evening parade when grandmothers, mothers and their offspring, dressed up to the nines, ride their bikes, push prams, sip coffee, choose ice-creams, and gossip like a noisy flock of birds settling down before bedtime.   
This phenomenon can best be observed in Santander, that most elegant of ferry ports.
It has a leisurely, turn-of-the-century ambience, in which strolling in the many <head>green</head>parks, sitting in one of the string of caf&eacute;s along the Paseo de Pereda, or shopping in the strikingly smart shops a few streets back, are the best ways to spend the day.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40197" docsrc="bnc_CLL_1405">
<answer instance="green.40197" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Section 2 &mdash; Demonstration    
&bquo;what has been done&equo;  
The second part considers how the conceptual framework relates to published teaching materials and classroom activities.
Teachers will learn how to evaluate materials in the light of the theoretical background.      
Section 3 &mdash; Application    
&bquo;what you can do&equo;  
The last section sets out ways in which teachers can relate theory to practice in their own teaching by carrying out small-scale classroom research tasks.          
The series divides into three areas of language study:    
1.    
Language itself &mdash;  Vocabulary  ,  Pronunciation  ,  Grammar  , and  Discourse   (<head>green</head>covers)    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40199" docsrc="bnc_CRM_2697">
<answer instance="green.40199" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Thus, C.C. performed well above chance for displays with the green figure on the left, as in the upper panel, but was at chance when the green figure was on the right, as in the lower panel.
This difference in performance is significant (  P=   0.01).        
FIG. 3.
Two examples of displays from the second study.
Readers should be able to experience the effect of symmetry on figure-ground segregation for themselves.
With the lower example covered, the upper figure is typically seen as green shapes against a red background because of the symmetry.
Conversely, with the upper example covered, the lower is typically seen as red figures against a green ground.
Each display comprised 6 pseudorandom shapes, alternating red and green, and subtended 13.4&deg;x6.3&deg; in total.
With equal probability, either the red shapes were three different symmetrical shapes, and the <head>green</head>shapes asymmetrical, or the reverse.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="green.40200" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<context>
British Tinnitus Association, Royal National Institute for the Deaf, 105 Gower Street, London WC1 6AN.
Tel: 01-387 8033.    
Aims: to assist in the setting up of local self help groups and to provide information and counselling.    
Brittle Bone Society, Unit Four, Block 20, Carlunie Road, Dunsinane Industrial Estate, Dundee DD2 3QT.
Tel: 0382 817771.    
Aims: to provide practical support, advice and encouragement for patients and relatives.    
OVERNIGHT FILE        
The Centre for Alternative Technology soon goes public, reports Trevor Blackwell Shares and share alike.    
ON January 1 the National Centre for Alternative Technology, one of the focal points in Britain's emerging <head>green</head>network, is going public and eight weeks later will be launching a &pound;1.25 million share issue.
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<instance id="green.40203" docsrc="bnc_B1N_934">
<answer instance="green.40203" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The second mate had just finished preparing breakfast.
It was well past one o'clock.
&bquo;Never eat before now.
Especially when fishing.
Only eat when the work is over.&equo;
Standard bacon, sausage, tomato and eggs were garnished with fried potato scones, beans and buttered white sliced bread.
I had to have my share as the two lads ate theirs and watched &bquo;Neighbours&equo;.
I wondered which was the more incomprehensible, the Aussie or &bquo;Pee'erheed&equo; accent.
Or me in this unusual situation.    
On cue with a bilge-induced queasiness &mdash; my second fried breakfast of the day or &bquo;Neighbours&equo;? &mdash; the skipper called from the bridge on the intercom to come up.
A big splodge of blue, <head>green</head>and yellow dots was registering on the echo sounder.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40204" docsrc="bnc_A0G_1202">
<answer instance="green.40204" senseid="green_manure%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Highfield's step-over trees can each produce 20 or 30 apples            
Kitchen Garden      
Kitchen Garden    
As summer draws to a close, some plants are still cropping, others need winter preparation and, suggests Joy Larkcom, a green manure will do your soil a power of good      
Time to repay your debt to the soil    
The time has come to think about putting something back into the soil.
After all, we have been reaping rewards from the vegetable garden for months: the soil can't go on and on providing if its own storehouse is not replenished.
Late summer and early autumn are good times to sow hardy green manures, which stay in the ground through the winter and rot down, or are dug in, in the spring.    
A <head>green</head>manure is a crop grown mainly to improve soil fertility.
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<instance id="green.40206" docsrc="bnc_AKE_12">
<answer instance="green.40206" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<context>
Cook's friend A USEFUL book for cooks is David Mellor's The Complete Cook's Catalogue, which provides an annual update on choosing kitchen equipment.
A selection of the best of old and new products includes basic tools, electrical equipment, pots, pans, tins and moulds from around the kitchen world, as well as the craftsmen made products upon which Mellor built his reputation.
The detailed appraisal of stainless steel pans, chopping boards, food processors, tools, knives and scissors is enlivened by smaller, genuinely useful gadgets.
The catalogue costs &pound;1.50 from David Mellor branches or &pound;2 by mail from 66 King Street, Manchester M2 4NP (061&ndash;834 7023).        
Fashion: <head>GREEN</head>&mdash; AND FIT TO BE SEEN Jane Mulvagh on how a family crisis prompted Europe's largest clothing manufacturer to plan an environment-friendly label    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40209" docsrc="bnc_CDX_2011">
<answer instance="green.40209" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Beyond the porch steps nothing could be seen but a cream-coloured, whirling fog of dust.
I stood watching the dust frostings rise on the inside of the window panes.
I listened to the storm.    
They say that typhoons on the South China Seas are the worst, lifting and cracking the backs of freighters like discarded toys.
Then there are those who will tell you that the winter storms sucking through the Magellan Straits are the most deadly.
Others talk of blizzards, of cyclones and hurricanes, howling and thrashing, winding themselves up before blowing themselves out.
I was in a hurricane once.
I was a child.
The air pressure forced me to my knees and I watched while the wind screwed great oak trees out of the earth and then dropped them in a mess of <head>green</head>leaves and splintered wood.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40212" docsrc="bnc_AJV_643">
<answer instance="green.40212" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
He emigrated to Hollywood, worked as an editor and made &bquo;Boxcar Bertha&equo; for Roger Corman.
Since then, he has made a succession of movies, from &bquo;Mean Streets&equo; and &bquo;Alice Doesn't Live Here Any More&equo; to &bquo;Raging Bull&equo; and &bquo;Goodfellas&equo;.
All are hot-blooded, hectic and recognisably personal.    
Martin Scorsese is a very subjective artist, if not one with much sense of perspective.
He has made comedies, but seems quite without the vision that elevates humour to satire.
Perhaps this is why his films and his personality are so emphatically of today.
He is a &bquo;movie&equo; man; and nothing does him greater credit than his energetic campaign to get Kodak to mend their stock, so that colour-films of the past do not automatically fade and turn <head>green</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40217" docsrc="bnc_A70_590">
<answer instance="green.40217" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<answer instance="green.40217" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<context>
Fashion conscious in his 40s          
Your Letters      
The novel idea of recycling stories    
After coming across a hefty pile of  best   magazines prior to moving house earlier this year, I thought of a novel idea.
I cut out all the short stories from nearly 100 magazines and pasted them into a collection of scrapbooks.
So far, I've given two to friends in hospital and one to an elderly neighbour, who's begged me to let her have another one so that she can pass the first one on.    
It's something I can do on long, boring evenings and gives the recipients a lot of pleasure.
I wonder if other readers will give it a try?     
&pound;25 LETTER OF THE WEEK        
A truly <head>green</head>garden    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40223" docsrc="bnc_CJF_2589">
<answer instance="green.40223" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
At the front, two high curved windows gave a view of the square garden while at the rear one huge expanse of glass looked out over a stone wall with three niches, each containing a marble statue; Venus, naked, one hand delicately shielding the mons Veneris, one pointing at her left nipple, a second female figure, half robed and wearing a wreath of flowers and, between them, Apollo with his lyre, laurel-crowned.
The two sections of the room were divided by projecting piers formed of mahogany glass-fronted bookcases from which sprang a canopy of three semi-circular arches decorated and painted in green and gold.
High bookcases lined the library walls and stood between the windows, each topped with a marble bust.
The volumes, bound in <head>green</head>leather and tooled in gold, were identical in size and fitted the bookshelves so precisely that the effect was more of an artist's  trompe-l'oeil   than of a working library.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40224" docsrc="bnc_APR_1216">
<answer instance="green.40224" senseid="green_salad%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
He looked at the woodcuts, which were described on the title page as &bquo;Illustrations by B.G.&equo; A female figure with a scarfed head, flying apron and great wooden shoes, standing in a clearing surrounded by dark pine trees full of white eyes among their crossing arms of needles.
Another figure wrapped in what appeared to be netting hung with little bells, beat netted fists against a cottage door whilst squashed, lumpen faces leered behind upper windows.
A little house, surrounded by the same black trees, at the foot of which, his chops on the whited steps, his sinuous length curved around its corner in a dragon-clasp, the long wolf lay, whose hairs were cut in harmony with the incisive feathering of the trees.    
Maud Bailey gave him potted shrimps, omelette and <head>green</head>salad, some Bleu de Bresse and a bowl of sharp apples.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40226" docsrc="bnc_CA7_1903">
<answer instance="green.40226" senseid="green%3:00:00::"/>
<answer instance="green.40226" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
1 November (All Saints' Day) is  P&atilde;o-por-Deus   (&bquo;Bread for God&equo;) when traditionally bread was given to the poor in the city to obtain a blessing on the souls of the departed.
This has now become a day when children are given sweets, titbits and fruit.    
8 December, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, is the day when the Christmas preparations begin.
The  bolo de mel   is made, the pig is killed and its blood collected, and small pots of lentils, wheat, maize, barley or any other cereal are planted.
Some days before Christmas, or even on Christmas Eve, the  lapinha   (grotto) is made.
Rocks are grouped together and then crushed paper is put on top of them and painted, to form the grotto.
The figures of the main characters of the Nativity are then placed on it along with the pots of cereals, now full of <head>green</head>sprouts which symbolize fertility and plenty for the coming year.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40227" docsrc="bnc_CMC_395">
<answer instance="green.40227" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
With typical Dwarf stubbornness Duregar led his troops up onto a small mound, the remains of an ancient Dwarf tomb, to make his last stand.
As the Dwarfs steeled themselves for the inevitable assault, there was a loud explosion and the gateway burst apart in a cloud of dust.
As the dust cleared Duregar saw Dwarfs pouring through the gateway towards them.
The confused Night Goblins scattered leaving piles of dead in their wake.
It was Belegar and the Dwarfs of Karak Eight Peaks.
They had advanced eastwards from the other side of the gate and destroyed the unsuspecting Night Goblin rearguard before blowing the gates with gunpowder.    
The Night Goblins and Orcs were thrown into disorder.
Skarsnik, watching from his vantage point on the mountain slopes, saw his army waver.
For the Dwarfs it was a much needed respite.
The Dwarf forces met across a sea of blood and <head>green</head>bodies.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40229" docsrc="bnc_CKA_554">
<answer instance="green.40229" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;It was&equo;, he said &bquo;right out of the blue.
I didn't even think I was in contention&equo;.    
It could prove an inspired choice for New Zealand.
Bradley is not the world's fastest passer, but he is a durable warrior, a highly intelligent and brave footballer who could be just the man for the All Blacks.    
The problem position, of course, is fly-half &mdash; the berth that has given Ireland the greatest of difficulties over the past few seasons.
Ireland will go to New Zealand with Derek McAleese the first choice and Peter Russell the back-up.    
McAleese, who has a mighty powerful boot, has appeared only once for Ireland &mdash; in Paris this season.
Russell has also made only the single appearance in the <head>green</head>jersey &mdash; against England at Twickenham in 1990.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40230" docsrc="bnc_B1R_2313">
<answer instance="green.40230" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
In fevers they are chilly before the chill, a creeping chilliness in the evening which may increase into the night; very sensitive to a draught; cold hands and feet; profuse and offensive sweat which often makes things worse (&lt;).
Fevers are not as high as in  Belladonna  .
Chilliness may alternate with flashes of heat like in  Arsenicum  .    
In chronic catarrh with a thick discharge suppressed, possibly by a cold, and on comes a severe headache, in the forehead, face, ears.
Much heat in the head with all the headaches; bursting, constricting pains.    
Eye catarrh worse (&lt;) sitting by the fire; every cold settles in the eyes in rheumatic patients.
Colds may also go to the chest and linger.    
Ears and nose produce a horrible, stinking, <head>green</head>discharge; ear infection with rupture and suppuration.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40232" docsrc="bnc_CAJ_1172">
<answer instance="green.40232" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
I cannot imagine how this discussion would go, can you?    
Third, in all the campaign reports, it is assumed that canvassers do not have the time to discuss politics or local or personal grievances with voters on the doorstep during an election campaign.
This has been dogma in the Labour Party (and probably the other major parties) for some 30 years.
Newcomers such as the Green Party cannot treat the electorate in such a cavalier fashion.
When they canvass, they must explain their programme and, conversely, must listen to all sorts of points put by the voters on their own doorsteps.
They can make progress in no other way.    
In the 1988 regional elections, the local <head>Green</head>Party not only hand-delivered leaflets, but did a complete canvass, patiently discussing and listening wherever people wanted to talk.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40234" docsrc="bnc_B1R_2482">
<answer instance="green.40234" senseid="yellow_green%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Pulsatilla        
A gentle, mild, yielding person desiring attention        
Changeable in mood        
Clingy, whiny child who evokes your sympathy        
Desires company and comforting which ameliorates        
Worse (&lt;) heat, they desire cool, open air        
Flushes to the face        
Better (&gt;) slow gentle motion        
Thirstlessness          
Changeability is marked        
  Catarrhs   thick, yellow/ <head>green</head>and bland        
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<instance id="green.40236" docsrc="bnc_BPG_1130">
<answer instance="green.40236" senseid="green_pepper%1:13:00::"/>
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freshly ground black pepper      
Combine all salad ingredients with the flaked tuna.
Toss in the dressing of lemon juice and olive oil.
Decorate with the anchovy fillets, olives and quarters of hardboiled egg and finally grind some black pepper over the salad.        
TURKEY PROVENCAL      
2 turkey breast fillets    
1 small tin tomatoes    
1 medium onion    
100 g (4 oz) courgettes    
50 g (2 oz) mushrooms    
1 <head>green</head>or red pepper    
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<instance id="green.40237" docsrc="bnc_B0R_1159">
<answer instance="green.40237" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
When the  Lyrical Ballads   finally appeared, Coleridge's contributions, other than &bquo;The Ancient Mariner&equo;, amounted to no more than two extracts from  Osorio,   and a Conversation Poem called &bquo;The Nightingale&equo;, which was written during April.
&bquo;The Nightingale&equo; provides a record of one of the evening walks shared by Coleridge and the Wordsworths which had been so much a part of their lives together.
They rest on an &bquo;old mossy bridge&equo;, probably at Holford, and listen to the singing of the &bquo;merry Nightingale&equo;, before they say farewell in the darkness and turn for their homes.
Another poem, &bquo;Fears in Solitude&equo;, was also completed that April, and was probably Coleridge's last substantial poem of the Alfoxden year.
Set in a &bquo;<head>green</head>and silent spot, amid the hills&equo;, it was not intended for the  Lyrical Ballads  , but was a political meditation inspired by fears of a French invasion.
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<instance id="green.40241" docsrc="bnc_CBL_623">
<answer instance="green.40241" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
CABOMBA      
Species:    
Cabomba aquatica      
Family:    
Nymphaeaceae Synonym: Villarsia aquatica        
Easy pronunciation:    
Ka-bom-ba ak-wa-ti-ka        
Habitat:    
South America (Guyana, Northern Amazon region, domiciled in Brazil), S.E. Asia.        
Description:    
The leaves, with a short stalk, are divided into very fine, bright <head>green</head>segments arranged in whorls round a thin, fleshy, round stem, branching profusely.
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<instance id="green.40242" docsrc="bnc_ABW_2272">
<answer instance="green.40242" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
It shouldn't be, but it is.    
So Christopher &bquo;donated&equo; his north Suffolk estate to the Royal Horticultural Society and he and Jane moved out &mdash; their tastes in common now strengthened by a deeper understanding &mdash; to the Scottish smugglers' cove.          
Their first visitors were, of course, Flora and Alastair.
Fond of the good life, they came armed with salmon, whisky and champagne.    
&bquo;  We'll   do the cooking!&equo; cried Alastair, donning an apron which reached half way to his knees.
&bquo;You lassies go for a turn on the moors.&equo;
Unlike Jane's father, who was bilingual, his accent was always as broad, whether he was in Suffolk or Scotland.    
So Flora put on her <head>green</head>wellies and Jane her black ones, and they marched out over the hills.
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<instance id="green.40245" docsrc="bnc_AKV_50">
<answer instance="green.40245" senseid="green_revolution%1:11:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;How could there be any intent to deceive people into thinking it is French champagne?
Our drink retails at only &pound;2.35p a bottle,&equo; he added.        
An all-consuming passion for weeds    
By Virginia Matthews, Consumer Correspondent    
SENSITIVE gardeners who baulk at using pesticides, or are too unfit for hoeing, should instead eat their way to a weed-free garden, it is suggested today.    
Fat-hen, stinging nettles, chickweed and hairy bittercress are all &bquo;largely edible&equo;, and can provide interesting textures and tastes, says the report in Gardening from Which? magazine.    
Putting weeds on the dinner party menu not only provides guests with added nutrition but establishes the host as a figure who truly understands the <head>green</head>revolution.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40246" docsrc="bnc_BNG_1466">
<answer instance="green.40246" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
At adult level, for instance, a collection of objects identified as lorry, car, car and bicycle, might be sorted in many different ways.
They might be sorted by their identity into lorry, cars and bicycle, according to a particular attribute (colour, shape, weight, size, texture, etc.), by some group identity (in this case modes of transport), or some more abstract quality.                
things that are green    
things that are not green    
things that are driven by an engine    
things that are not driven by an engine    
They might be sorted according to any combination of these, such as things which are &bquo;<head>green</head>and made of metal&equo;, but such sophisticated sorting is seldom within the range of the very young child.
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<instance id="green.40248" docsrc="bnc_BN1_2207">
<answer instance="green.40248" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
I think I've had it easy but it was hard at the time.
I treasure my friendships, even the basic kinds of relationship.
They are all individuals to me, there's something about each of them that I love.          
Spring 1971    
SIMON TAYLOR    
IT WAS a beautiful spring.
I spent it in a heavily gardened suburb of Hamburg called Eissendorf.
I lived with an elderly lady in a little thatched cottage which looked like something out of  Hansel and Gretel  .
It stood right at the edge of the woods, in a huge garden full of trees which towered high above the roof.
It was like living on the bottom of a pond.
The air was <head>green</head>water, and the trees were some great submarine growths slowly swaying in the sluggish currents.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40249" docsrc="bnc_CBE_940">
<answer instance="green.40249" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="green.40249" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;But there is no evidence they were by Bosnian Serb forces.&equo;    
He also promised Mr Major an &bquo;unlimited number&equo; of troops could secure land corridors for relief convoys.    
In a swipe at President Bush &mdash; whose aides have branded him a &bquo;war criminal&equo; &mdash; the Serb leader said: &bquo;I pay tribute to Mr Major.
Some think this war is no more complicated than a Kansas City saloon brawl &mdash; that they can send the cavalry.&equo;        
Somali peace bid    
THE leaders of Mogadishu's two warring factions united in a peace move yesterday soon after a Somali was shot dead by US Marines.    
More than 10,000 joined the peace meeting celebrating the dismantling of the &bquo;<head>Green</head>Line&equo; war boundary which has divided the capital for over a year.    
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<instance id="green.40252" docsrc="bnc_ACX_838">
<answer instance="green.40252" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="green.40252" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Too much sun mean no setting for runner bean &bquo;Sunset&equo;    
A fine crop of &bquo;Best of All&equo;, one of the best of all summer signs    
The bottle trap, simple yet fiendishly clever          
kitchen garden    
60 minute vegetable plot    
Roy Lacey reflects on the value of intercropping and catch cropping in his small, low maintenance plot      
Back in April I tossed up between courgettes and bush marrow plants, and the courgettes won.
Today, I'm sorry it turned out that way.    
Two &bquo;<head>Green</head>Bush&equo; bush marrow plants would have provided enough decent-sized marrows for our needs, while it looks as if my two courgette plants probably won't give enough fruit to justify their considerable demand on space in the plot.    
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<instance id="green.40253" docsrc="bnc_CEG_866">
<answer instance="green.40253" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Although plants vary so greatly in their shape, function and general appearance, the cellulose molecule is the same in all.
It may vary slightly in length and in its physical arrangement but these are matters of detail; the chemistry is the same.    
All the more advanced plants contain hollow, elongated, spindle-shaped cells (Plate 13) whose walls are made largely of cellulose.
(Which is why it is called &bquo;  cell   ulose&equo;, &bquo;-ose&equo; being the chemical termination for sugars, &bquo;fructose&equo; is the sugar found in   fruit, and so on.)
These hollow spindles are the fibres which take the loads and provide the strength.    
Initially the simple sugar, glucose (Figure 1), is synthesized in leaves from atmospheric   and water by the action of sunlight on the <head>green</head>catalyst chlorophyll.
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<context>
It's pretty difficult to cross the road on account of all the traffic, so I just carry on walking on the pavement.
I don't feel too bad now &mdash; I'm pretty hungry, but I'm warm enough.
Sometimes it's a bit like a dream, walking on my own down the pavement with all these car lights flashing in my lace.
It's OK like, but just a bit dizzy-making.    
I carry on walking for quite a bit.
There's more and more lights over the road &mdash; you know, from shops and that, and there's more people walking about.
I ain't in any real hurry and I stop every now and then for a look round.
I can't remember if I been here before or not &mdash; streets look all different at night from how they are in the day.    
I got to cross the road, but I can't see no <head>green</head>man thing where I can cross safely.
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<instance id="green.40256" docsrc="bnc_BPF_1251">
<answer instance="green.40256" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
4 tbsp Sweetex Granulated    
1 tbsp Cointreau or Grand Marnier    
Pinch of ground cinnamon        
For the chocolate sauce    
4 tbsp cocoa powder, sifted    
1 tbsp instant coffee    
250ml/8floz water    
6 tbsp Sweetex Granulated    
175g/6oz Greek strained yoghurt        
to decorate    
2 tbsp <head>Green</head>strained yoghurt      
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<instance id="green.40258" docsrc="bnc_CK5_2475">
<answer instance="green.40258" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="green.40258" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
If you believe classical music to be just the sound of margarine and cigar ads, get ready to have your preconceptions rumbled.        
HAPPY MONDAYS: Yes Please!    
WHAT SHAUN has arrived at is a shivery, discomforting after-thought on the Madchester boom &mdash; where the party people have to go home, after all &mdash; back to sore heads, stained sheets and bad habits.
And in so doing he has given us the joyrider's equivalent of Neil Young's &bquo;Tonight's The Night&equo;, The Pogues' &bquo;Hell's Ditch&equo; and the Stones' &bquo;Exile On Main Street&equo; &mdash; one of those awful black records to turn to when you're feeling at your most morbid.              
SHORT CIRCUIT    
EDWIN POUNCEY sifts through the latest crate of weirdness from the States, including The Cramps, <head>Green</head>On Red and a farmhand singing the psychedelic blues      
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<answer instance="green.40259" senseid="green_pepper%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
This provides an excellent contrast to the more usual turkey and chicken dishes to be found on cold buffet tables, in much the same way as pastrami enlivens a plate of cold sliced meats.
Oriental Beef is very strongly flavoured and your guests will not require very much of it.
It is stunning to look at and should be served cold with a rice salad.    
1,350g/3lb cooked beef, thickly sliced and cut into strips 250ml/10fl oz/1&frac14; cups teriyaki 4 &times; 15ml/tbsp sesame or peanut oil 2 red peppers, seeded and cut into strips 2 <head>green</head>peppers, seeded and cut into strips 1 large bunch spring onions, finely chopped 1 &times; 170g/6oz can black beans 1 &times; 225g/8oz can water chestnuts, drained 1 &times; 225g/8oz can bamboo shoots, drained 1 &times; 400g/14oz can baby corn cobs, drained and halved if necessary lettuce, spring onions and radishes, cut deeply and steeped in cold water to open, to serve    
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<instance id="green.40261" docsrc="bnc_ACA_855">
<answer instance="green.40261" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
&equo; Tom, therefore, had to pass through various stages of purification, in which water is the essential element, before he can be reunited in heaven with Ellie, the well-brought-up little girl, into those bedroom in Harthover House he had so unceremoniously descended by way of the chimney.
There is a further twist to the story in that Tom learns to forgive his tyrannical master, Grimes, whose soul, too, is saved.    
This illustrates another aspect of Victorian didactic: it is not always the adults who bring children to the knowledge of God &mdash; it can work equally well in reverse.
The classic case is, of course, that of Little Nell.
There must be doubt whether Dickens himself held any firm belief in the afterlife; but he knew how to strike the right chord in the hearts of his readers.
Nell dies in mid-winter, far from home; but we all know that she is homeward bound and will see another and better spring:    
&bquo;Her couch was dressed with here and there some winter berries and <head>green</head>leaves&hellip;
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<instance id="green.40262" docsrc="bnc_AN9_912">
<answer instance="green.40262" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The parish council in the nearest village, Stogursey, whose close-knit community was almost entirely dependent on farming, welcomed it as &bquo;a real blood transfusion&equo;.
After a public inquiry lasting just two days, the project went ahead.    
As the first turfs for Hinkley A power station were being dug in early 1958, an unnamed correspondent in  The Times   reported how a stretch of countryside that had inspired Wordsworth and Coleridge 150 years before was about to savour the fruits of &bquo;the atom age&equo;:    
&bquo;An advance guard of hundreds of men, with bulldozers, mechanical shovels, tractors and lorries has for months been scarring the lowlands,   daubing the <head>green</head>acres with splashes of grey clay and red earth in a mariner unseen since Beaker Folk raised their burial mounds or Saxons threw up ramparts on surrounding hills.
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<instance id="green.40264" docsrc="bnc_ASD_1191">
<answer instance="green.40264" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Keith explains: &bquo;Fox, you must understand, has the taste.
She's out in front.
But sometimes I push in front to balance her lightness, dreaminess.
More  weight  , I say, there must be more weight&hellip;&equo;
 The World of Interiors  , February 1985        
Against this roseate background, Peter and Sally's wonderfully eclectic mix of furnishings hums with vibrant life.
An emerald <head>green</head>leather footstool stands demurely by the fire; a fakir's brass sideboard from northern India gleams dimly against a wall; two porcelain skunks chase one another across the landing; a unique collapsible divan-cum-four-seater sofa edged in cadmium velvet welcomes you to the front room; a vast oil portrait of a nineteenth-century munitions tycoon, casts a genial glow over the hall.    
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<instance id="green.40265" docsrc="bnc_CND_3">
<answer instance="green.40265" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<answer instance="green.40265" senseid="U"/>
<context>
SUN &bquo;FORMS FIRST PERSON TO ENTER HANDHELD COMMUNICATOR MARKET&equo;&hellip;    
Sun Microsystems Inc is quietly working up its own handheld communicating computer effort aimed at the mass market, according to the New York Times.
The paper says that Sun has been working on the project for two and a half years under the code-name <head>Green</head>at its SunLabs unit under former Apple Computer Inc executive Wayne Rosing, and is forming a new company, First Person Inc, to exploit it.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40268" docsrc="bnc_C8F_1221">
<answer instance="green.40268" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<context>
Modal choice, however, is not solely concerned with the start point of a trip: for those Journeys that terminate beyond the immediate neighbourhood it is a question of finding the easiest mode for the  whole   route.
Making 99 per cent of a journey safe and convenient by foot or bike is futile if the remaining one per cent contains a dangerous road crossing or a threatening subway.
If that part of the journey from home to destination that lies  outside   the immediate neighbourhood cannot be made safely and easily by bike or on foot, then the environmental and safety gains made  inside   neighbourhood traffic calmed areas are unlikely to be fully utilised.
Consequently, it is necessary to adopt policies of city-wide encouragement of these &bquo;<head>green</head> &equo; modes if the calming of residential areas is to realise its potential (Figure 8.1).    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40269" docsrc="bnc_A3M_71">
<answer instance="green.40269" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<context>
They were inflexible in operation, draughty, and mobile reminders of TB epidemics with the enamelled &bquo;Do Not Spit&equo; signs screwed to their bulkheads.    
But the modern tram could hardly be more different.
It plays a key role in keeping city streets on the move and is even the object of the best modern designers' desire.    
In Milan, for example, the commission to design the new generation of &bquo;Jumbo&equo; trams, which went into service in 1979, was one that leading Italian architects and designers fought over.
After all, the Jumbo, a handsome and imposing articulated unit designed by architect, engineer and critic Klaus Giovanni Koenig, will be seen on the streets of Milan for the next half-century.
Spotlessly clean and popular, the Jumbo is a long-term advertisement for Koenig's design skills.    
The modern tram is a <head>green</head>machine.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40271" docsrc="bnc_CGL_227">
<answer instance="green.40271" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The pack comes in a presentation case and purchasers can elect to go &bquo;all Lancaster&equo; or any mix-and-match combination they wish.
Also available is a 10&ins; bone china plate depicting the 617 Squadron Dams raid &mdash; more details from Sign Language.        
Germans fighter duo    
 JG54, Aces of the Eastern Front   (Airlife, 167pp, illus, hbk, &pound;16.95) by tells the story of  Jagdeschwader   54, one of the  Luftwaffe   's most potent fighter forces.
In combat from Poland to Stalingrad, from the Channel coast to Finland, JG54's pilots ended the war with a kill tally of almost 9,000 aircraft.
Wearing the unmistakable <head>green</head>heart emblem on their Bf 109s and FW 190s, JG54 fought the Allies for nearly six years, flying from some 200 different airfields.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40272" docsrc="bnc_CE9_758">
<answer instance="green.40272" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The forces of evil must have been working smoothly that day because it so happened that the spot he chose was the position within yards of the epicentre of terror that had frightened the railwaymen so many years earlier.
One is left to wonder if the malevolent unseen spirit was waiting to claim its victim, having been unable to satisfy its evil appetite.
However, nothing untoward has happened at that spot since and the lines have been lifted, affording no clue as to the evil influence that lurked under the hoardings of the Fish Dock Road.          
&bquo;ARNOLD&equo; AND THE GREEN MORRIS MINOR    
In the first premonition, Mr Reynolds saw himself standing on the footplate of No 43106 leaving Bridgnorth, smoke-box first, with some covered wagons heading for Bewdley.
As the cab began to cross the bridge, the first full-span cross-beam collapsed as a <head>green</head>Morris Minor car was passing underneath.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40274" docsrc="bnc_APX_375">
<answer instance="green.40274" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<context>
The City, Abstraction and the Architecture of Denton Corker Marshall.
John Denton presents the work of his practice based in Melbourne, New South Wales.    
&bull; 16 October The Country Life Competition for the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Presentation of the winning scheme, chaired by Clive Aslet, with the winning architects.    
&bull; 23 October Theory and Design in the Second Machine Age.
Martin Pawley talks about his new book.    
&bull; 30 October The 1990 Redland/RIBA Lecture by Professor Gunter Behnisch.    
&bull; 6 November Building the British Library by Professor Colin St John Wilson    
&bull; 13 November The 1990 Landscape Institute/RIBA Lecture: City Policy Greenery: the case of Osaka and Expo '90 by Ken Miyazaki, design co-ordinator of <head>Green</head>Expo '90, Osaka.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40275" docsrc="bnc_AE8_614">
<answer instance="green.40275" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Amid this busy prosperity it was curiously incongruous, unlike in Tunis or Cairo.
At the eastern end of the Ludwigstrasse the street opened out into a small square below the towering walls of the Herzogschloss, a massive fortification dating from the fifteenth century and set back only a few yards from the Danube.
Ingolstadt was for some centuries the principal seat of the Bavarian dukes when Munich was not much more than a village.    
A platform had been raised in the square and, backed by a huge sound-system, half-a-dozen young people were giving a very energetic display of disco-dancing.
Standing behind the platform was a group of bandsmen in traditional Bavarian costume, <head>green</head>cord breeches with white stockings and black shoes, white shirt and green cut-away waistcoat with red trim completed by green Loden jacket and soft hat.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40277" docsrc="bnc_APU_1030">
<answer instance="green.40277" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
She clutched again and again at her stomach with her crossed arms, then rolled on to her side and lay moaning, her face contorted with pain.    
&bquo;Nana!&equo;
Disturbed, Martha called after her grandmother, but the old woman kept walking uphill with stiff, arthritic strides.
&bquo;Nana &mdash; we got to help Hyacinth!&equo;
Martha ran after the old woman, but she did not look round.    
&bquo;Hyacinth can get up and walk,&equo; she said, her nose in the air in a familiar pose of disdain.    
Fury filled the child and picked up her feet.
She leaped up the track and ran until she felt as if her lungs would burst.
The forest became a blur of <head>green</head>around her until at last she tore into Mada Joyce's yard, her long limbs flailing, sending the fowls squawking under the house in panic.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40278" docsrc="bnc_CLL_2630">
<answer instance="green.40278" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Have they got a ghost &mdash; a very clean and tidy ghost?
Marilyn decides to find out more about the house.        
Save the Goldfish    
In this fable for our computer age, a computer freak Joe Jenkins becomes obsessed by a computer game in which he has to save a goldfish.
He succeeds in the game and the goldfish offers him a prize.
He treats the offer jokingly, but finds that something seems to be working to bring him and his wife good fortune.
Is it the magic of the goldfish or just coincidence?
Joe's obsessive desire to know what is happening brings disastrous results.        
The Night of the Green Dragon    
Howard wakes up in hospital with two people waiting to question him about a robbery and a dead body.
All he can remember is a <head>green</head>dragon and a pool of blood.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40280" docsrc="bnc_CBC_4046">
<answer instance="green.40280" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
There will be no danger of the champagne running out.
&bquo;James doesn't actually throw that many big parties, but when he does, he makes sure he does it in style,&equo; says a friend.    
Miss Goldsmith is a student at Bristol University reading English.
&bquo;Some of her college friends will be joining the party,&equo; a fellow undergraduate tells me.    
Daughter of Sir James's third wife, the former Lady Annabel Birley, Miss Goldsmith is keen on horse riding and has won prizes.    
Sir James, who although a Tory supporter was knighted in Harold Wilson's resignation honours in 1976, has seven children by three wives.    
His daughter by his first marriage, Isabel, 38, and his brother, Teddy, 64, are environmentalists.
Sir James himself has become preoccupied with <head>Green</head>issues.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40281" docsrc="bnc_C9C_182">
<answer instance="green.40281" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Exceptions are &bquo;Handsworth New Silver&equo;, whose leaf margins are silvery-cream, contrasting well against the purple bark on the young stems, and  Ilex x altaclarensis   &bquo;Belgica Aurea&equo; which produces its best berries when container grown.    
The most reliable standby for climbing, trailing or simply to cover the ground, has to be ivy.
Few plants come in such an interesting range of variegations, from loud ones like &bquo;Goldheart&equo; or the oddly miscoloured &bquo;Buttercup&equo;, to the more restrained, marbled foliage of &bquo;Luzii&equo;.
The huge leaves of  Hedera colchia   are dramatic enough in plain green and startling in the cream and pale <head>green</head>&bquo;Dentata Variegata&equo; but in the yellowish to lime-green livery of &bquo;Sulphur Heart&equo; they are absolutely sumptuous.     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40283" docsrc="bnc_B3F_515">
<answer instance="green.40283" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
The boys knew all the local hostelries and Jimmy even owned a   car, a rather wheezy Austin 7, which had certainly seen its best days but still managed to clank around the country lanes when petrol was available.
It even took us into Cambridge a few times, but that was pushing it a bit &mdash; and once or twice we really had to.
When we were all off-duty of an evening, Rosemary and I would get ourselves done up in our civvies (strictly forbidden), and with our greatcoats and hats on to fool the eagle eye of the duty NCO in the Waaf Picquet Post, totter down the drive to await the arrival of the boys in the car.
This could be heard approaching from some distance off, owing to its lack of an exhaust pipe, and was known around the camp as the <head>Green</head>Devil because it had, once upon a time, been that colour all over, instead of just in places as now.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40285" docsrc="bnc_B1N_840">
<answer instance="green.40285" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Next day it rained very hard and the leggings were worn for the first time.
No, there were no fishing boats coming through that day.
The canal men at Gairlochy advised me to keep to the south-east of Loch Lochy and follow the disused rail track to Laggan instead of the forestry road on the other side.    
The track kept high above Loch Lochy.
Now the cruisers' engines abraded up and over the hills, their clackering drone in need of silencers.
The sun started to filter through and silver the loch.
A regatta of little boats fanned out behind the cruisers and yachts, one with a multi-coloured spinnaker.
How sun can instantly change mood and temperature.
The umbrella became a sun shade high on the hillside.    
The <head>green</head>swarded track alternated between old military road and the disused railway track foundations to Fort Augustus.
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<answer instance="green.40288" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
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The Foxley Wood project from Consortium Developments which Mr Patten's predecessor said he was &bquo;minded&equo; to allow was for 4,800 new houses in a large shallow quarry and conifer plantation.
This private proposal from a grouping of 10 of Britain's biggest house-builders did not form part of the structure plan for north-east Hampshire, and was opposed by the county council as well as local residents.
In giving his provisional &bquo;No&equo;, Mr Patten said: &bquo;Only if Hampshire County Council and the districts address the issue of distribution (of new houses) together, and take account of opinion at the local level, are we likely to reach solutions which both meet the housing requirement and satisfy local environmental concerns.&equo;    
At first blush, that sentiment looks both unimpeachably democratic and commendably &bquo;<head>green</head> &equo;.
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<instance id="green.40290" docsrc="bnc_CLG_59">
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The major benefit of this system over conventional bathroom ventilation is that odours are removed at source, avoiding the excessive loss of warm air from the room.
The Lu-Fan operates quietly over a period of four minutes, switching off automatically, but it can be restarted immediately if required.
The toilet can also be flushed whilst the fan is in operation.        
COMPOST CORNER&hellip;    
A larger two-stage compost bin has been introduced as part of the Bi-O-bin composting system.
The SO17 is octagonal, with a capacity of about 17cu ft, and is intended for bigger gardens.
Like the smaller SH10, it incorporates Simplefit's ComposTool compost aerator. it is made in vermin-proof galvanised steel, with a corrosion-resistant <head>green</head>polyester finish, and has lids on top and floors to each section.
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&bquo;She needs grommets!&equo;
Elinor would squawk, pointing at her daughter in the gloom of the kitchen.
Or else, &bquo;Her chest!
Listen to her chest, Henry!
It's awful!
Listen to it!&equo;
And Maisie would stand like some artist's model, exhibiting her diseases as if they were her only claim on him.
perhaps a few blows to the side of the head with an axe?
Or an electric fire tipped into the bath one afternoon?
Henry liked the idea of his wife dying in bath gear.
The thought of her twitching her last in a plastic hat, face covered with <head>green</head>mud, carried him through to their bedroom (a room Elinor had taken to calling &bquo;my&equo; bedroom) and shored him up against Maisie's rendition of the second subject in &bquo;F&uuml;r Elise&equo;.
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<context>
The vegetables &mdash; cabbage, sprouts, potatoes and carrots &mdash; come mainly from a Norfolk farmer who co-ordinates the local farming community's donations.
Turkey portions, meanwhile &mdash; all 2,000 of them &mdash; are cooked and frozen in advance in the kitchens of catering colleges.    
Crisis welcomes all donations, but non-perishable items are preferred, as they can be kept and used at a later date.
Paul recalls one year when thousands of Christmas pudding ice creams were donated &mdash; however, limited freezer space meant they had to be distributed quickly before they melted.        
Feeding of the 2,000    
&bquo;Start early, keep going and be inventive.&equo;
That's Paul Thomas's recipe for success.    
His extensive Christmas shopping list includes 2,500lb of potatoes, almost the same quantity of <head>green</head>vegetables and half as much again of meat.
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If criticism gets you down and you tend to brood, keeping one of these crystals near you is believed to bring you renewed confidence and a fresh perspective.
To ease a headache, lie down and place three of these crystals on your forehead &mdash; one pointing up to the crown and two pointing towards it from the left and right sides.        
Rose Quartz    
Said to help depression.
Hold a piece in your right hand and think about what is making you depressed.
Then hold the crystal against your forehead.
Breathe into the crystal, and imagine that you are expelling all those miserable thoughts.        
Tourmaline    
One of the most versatile gems.
Its combination of <head>green</head>with pink inside symbolises the state of our consciousness, and it can apparently reveal new levels of spiritual awareness.
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<answer instance="green.40297" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
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Nobody, he once remarked, believed him when he said it was an attempt to create a world in which a   language agreeable to his own private aesthetic might be made to seem real, and even his childhood seems to have been enlivened by inventing as well as learning remote languages.
But beyond all that, the book celebrates a concern that a later age was to call ecological.
To the Victorian mind &mdash; and Tolkien, like Ivy Compton&rehy;Burnett, was born in 1892, and proudly a native of that age &mdash; a hatred of industrial capitalism was more naturally conservative, even Conservative, than radical &mdash; a wholly sensible view that might be worth recovering; and  The Lord of the Rings   is a conservative tract for <head>green</head>England and the moral attributes of a pre-industrial world.
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It is hard to escape the view that this scene will remain, in essence, unchanged.
This is the mid-term moment when rivals turn their banners towards the general election battlefield and start marching.
It is clear that there are only two armies.
An ICM poll in The Guardian this week showed Labour and the Tories picking up three percentage points, while the smaller parties fell yet further behind.    
At Brighton a month ago we watched Paddy Ashdown keep a tight enough grip on his party to ensure that it does not slip away into the political undergrowth.
But he had to reformulate its strategy on the run.
The idea that the SLD exists to replace Labour carries little conviction, and so he had to bow to those of his followers who advocate an outright anti-Thatcher stance.    
In Wolverhampton we learned that the <head>Green</head>Party, it seems, has no strategy.
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As they walked along one of the stone-flagged paths and came to the gate in the flint wall they saw a neat pile of mowings waiting, apparently, to be composted.    
The walled garden too had been carefully maintained.
Inside the netted fruit cage Adam saw the bright, ripe, vermilion gleam of strawberries nestling among their triform leaves, raspberries yet green on the canes.
All along the facing wall espaliered trees, their trunks dark and shiny and twisted and knobbed, bore among a rough, dull foliage fruit turning gold.
Nectarines, Adam remembered, and peaches too.
Weren't there greengages somewhere that scarcely ever fruited but when they did were splendid?
Red and white currants here in rows, berries like glass beads, gooseberries with a ripeness the colour of rust on their <head>green</head>cheeks.    
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Serves 6 (opposite)    
This casserole uses summer vegetables with the addition of sun-dried tomatoes to give a wonderfully rich flavour.
Passata and stock are used in preference to wine for the casserole, to allow the flavour of the young lamb and vegetables to dominate the dish.    
2kg/4&ndash;4&frac12;lb shoulder of lamb 1 &times; 15ml/tbsp olive oil 15g/&amp;oz butter 1 large onion, sliced 1 red pepper, seeded and sliced 1 <head>green</head>pepper, seeded and sliced 450g/1lb courgettes, trimmed and thickly sliced 2&ndash;3 &times; 15ml/tbsp freshly chopped rosemary and oregano, mixed salt and pepper 900g/2lb fresh tomatoes, skinned, seeded and chopped plus 2 &times; 15ml/tbsp tomato paste or 500ml/1pt/2&amp; cups passata 6 sun-dried tomato halves, chopped freshly chopped parsley, to garnish    
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But a great deal can be done by everyone involved in food handling &mdash; including people in their own homes &mdash; to reduce the incidence of food poisoning dramatically.    
By and large your five senses tell you when food is a bit past its best.
Milk smells &bquo;off&equo;; lettuce looks floppy, celery loses its crispness and bread stales.
These foods are unpleasant, but probably not dangerous.    
Unfortunately, there is no certain way of knowing of food is dangerous&hellip; until a few hours after it is eaten.
Quite often food that will cause bacterial food poisoning looks and smells perfectly acceptable.      
Over-long storage in poor conditions affects different food in different ways.
This depends on their structure and chemical composition      
Food    
Leafy vegetables such as lettuce, watercress    
<head>Green</head>vegetables    
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Several times they had to step down from the train and walk along the track to the nearest station; on this particular evening the passengers were all wanting to get home and any delay was not welcome.    
Our lady who kindly offered me her account of the happenings was returning home from a hospital visit.
It was around 6pm, very dark; suddenly the train began to slow down to a crawl, &bquo;what now?&equo; thought the passengers.
Then to everyone's surprise they saw on the side of the track a little old man perhaps in his seventies, wearing an old-fashioned waistcoat and jacket, standing in a brick arch-shaped embrasure looking anxiously at the train.
As we drew near he took a step forward shining his lantern with its <head>green</head>light above his head as if to give the driver the &bquo;All Clear&equo;.
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A luxury double room starts at &pound;135 and a coronet room at &pound;155.
Dinner is around &pound;20 per head for two courses, &pound;24 per head for three courses and there is a special daily menu for around &pound;14 per head.
The Dorset Square is a member of Pride of Britain Group of Hotels (026 476 444).
For further information contact  .        
SOMERSET    
Even the drive on the A303 from London to The Castle Hotel in Taunton was a pleasant one.
Once out of the bustling grimy city and on our way we motored into the heart of rural England, through expanses of <head>green</head>rolling hills with the odd kestrel hovering by the roadside looking for prey, and just as the sun began to set we passed Stonehenge, the strange stone monoliths eerily silhouetted against the dusky pink horizon.    
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offer tax incentives for all older models of cars to be fitted with a catalytic converter    
introduce flue gas desulphurisation or similar systems to more power stations.                
The Ozone Layer    
In 1987, the British public became aware of a new dimension in the natural world &mdash; the ozone layer.
High up in the sky was a protective layer of gas that screened out dangerous ultraviolet rays from the sun.
And it had a hole in it.
The revelation made front page news.
Prince Charles set an example to the nation and banned all aerosols from Highgrove and &bquo;ozone friendly&equo; became an everyday phrase.
The discovery of the &bquo;hole&equo; signalled the start of the <head>green</head>consumer revolution.        
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His food goes in a corner manger and a brick goes in with it; the weight of the brick means he can't throw the manger about and we can only assume that its bulk gives him something to think about.
He's happy to eat round it, leaves the manger clean and eats more slowly, which is obviously better for his digestion.      
Choosing Skipper's Tack    
Now that he was starting to feel at home, it was time to start work.
When I bought him he had been ridden in an ordinary jointed snaffle, so it seemed sensible to stick to the mouthpiece with which he was familiar.    
He tended to come behind the bit, so I wanted a fixed bit to encourage him to take a contact rather than a loose ring one.
Full cheeks are a definite help with steering on a <head>green</head>or ignorant horse, so we opted for these.    
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Now canals slap on either side, brimming with garbage and dead wood, an old man sleeps in an oilcan next to a garishly decorated lorry, men in vests and wide trousers, grouped playing cards by the light of oil lamps, raise their heads as the car's headlights sweep into their precarious privacy, and stare at her.
Those eyes, sombre and steady yet lacking in curiosity, comfort her; they seem to know her, who she is, where she is going.    
This definition is clarified when Sadat turns off the road through an entrance discreet enough to admit the car with only a centimetre on either side.
They are in a smallish courtyard with parking space for perhaps half a dozen cars.
All the lots are unoccupied, or so she thinks until a pair of <head>green</head>plastic curtains suddenly swishes around the car, enfolding them in a cave of green plastic gloom and she becomes aware of other cars and bodies breathing behind green silences.    
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<instance id="green.40315" docsrc="bnc_CA9_2180">
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I climbed into my paper nightie and was helped on to a narrow trolley by a second Farrah Fawcett blow-up doll  (but punctured)  , then gazed adoringly up the nose of a Greek god as he wheeled me into an open lift and down to the basement operating theatre to a waiting: &bquo;Hi, I'm Andy, your anaesthesiologist.&equo;    
Andy, my anaesthesiologist, gave me a smile and a pre-med jab and left me to float in a warm sea-green calm which was interrupted by the slap of rubber swing-doors and a breathless, &bquo;Hi, my name's Nudleman.
Slachman's stuck in traffic, but I can just about fit you in.      
Andy!
Go to work.&equo;
 (Shampoo this one while I comb out Mrs Brown.)   
And Andy obligingly held a hissing white mask over my lower face.    
I came to in a dentist-type chair, surrounded by Charlie's Angels &mdash; a pink one, a blue one and a green one.
The <head>green</head>one asked if I'd like a vomit bowl.
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It is also possible to produce delicious cocktail snacks by marinating olives at home in a mixture of herbs and spices.    
Olives are grown either to eat or to be made into olive oil.
Most of the world's production comes from Spain and Italy, although Greece and France also grow large quantities.
The Spanish influence in Central America is reflected in the wide use of olives in Mexican food and some crops are grown in Mexico and on the west coast of the USA.
Like the vine, olives have recently been cultivated successfully in southern Australia.      
Preparing Olives For The Table    
There are very few varieties of olives that would be suitable for eating straight from the trees as the fruits, especially the unripened green olives, are usually very bitter.
<head>Green</head>olives have to be treated in a soda solution to soften them before they are ready for pickling in brine.
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<instance id="green.40321" docsrc="bnc_CA1_211">
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<context>
This is due to offers of &bquo;seconds&equo; by specialist brokers.
Such faults as can be detected are of little consequence to the average kite-maker.
Rolls are normally 100 metres and, if in this length the coating blotches, or a &bquo;squeegee&equo; effect appears in the dyed colour, or perhaps the &bquo;picks&equo; form lumpy doubled threads in the weft, then the run has to be sold off on a shorter roll.
The fluorescent colours are susceptible to a variation, hence the occasional arrival of gaudy pink or orange at never-to-be-repeated prices &mdash; or, for that matter, repeated availability!
These colours are, in any case, the first to be affected by strong sunlight.
They do not have the resistance to UV effect as found in the stock red, yellow, <head>green</head> , blue or yes, of course, black.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40323" docsrc="bnc_CB8_1390">
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<context>
Hair which is more than 50% grey needs permanent colour, but it doesn't have to look unnatural: some stylists will combine lowlights with permanent tint to give a more textured look, rather than a block colour.
Root touch-ups are required every four to six weeks.         
Feed your hair    
An unhealthy diet can go straight to your head.
Drastic dieting puts stress on the body, leaving less energy for synthesising non-essential proteins &mdash; such as hair &mdash; and this can lead to temporary hair thinning.
Anaemia, caused by iron deficiency, also makes hair sparser.
While there's no one vitamin or mineral which will make hair stronger, a balanced diet containing protein, calcium, zinc, iron, folic acid and the B vitamins is important for hair growth.
Dairy products, fish, leafy <head>green</head>vegetables, nuts, beans, and fresh fruit provide these but vegetarians may need extra vitamin B12.     
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<instance id="green.40324" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1323">
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Dogs began to bark, triggering a rallying cry, a droning chorus broken occasionally by one or other's high-pitched howling.
Then, from somewhere, the sound of kettledrums rolled out.
Another set pitched in from the north of the village, another from the south.
Their rumbling vibrations set the whole valley quaking.    
Far in the distance the fires of Pere village shimmered like the electric lights of a city.
And on the other side of the river, Gorig&amacr;u&nacute;4, hidden From sight by the curve of a wooded hillside, projected above itself a pale orb of hazy reddish light.    
Kalchu came up the ladder carrying a cockerel.
In the firelight its comb and the loose folds of flesh at its throat glowed like broken mirrors reflecting the embers of the fire.
The feathers of its tail, shiny strips of shot-silk in blue, black, <head>green</head>and russet, drooped down over the dark folds of Kalchu's sleeve.
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<instance id="green.40327" docsrc="bnc_AN7_1226">
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&bquo;What's that?&equo; she queried.    
&bquo;Heaven alone knows.&equo;    
Ethel and the Australians had no sooner left Maggie and Bryce than the building began rocking again.
Maggie couldn't help but think she was in the middle of a death trap.    
&bquo;Wait a minute,&equo; said Bryce.
He produced a packet of cigarettes, and lit up.    
&bquo;I thought you didn't have any?&equo;
Maggie queried.    
He gave her a straight, no-nonsense look.
&bquo;I borrowed this packet from one of the guests.&equo;
  She believed that as much as she believed the moon was made of <head>green</head>cheese.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40328" docsrc="bnc_B1K_71">
<answer instance="green.40328" senseid="green%3:01:00::"/>
<context>
UNDERUSED AND SURPLUS PROPERTY IN THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE: REPORT OF ENQUIRY    
Department of Health and Social Security HMSO, 1983, 44pp (Chairman: Ceri Davies)    
Of the NHS' national assets of 20,000ha of land and 2,000 hospitals and clinics, some in Green Belt areas are surplus to requirements.
Redevelopment for industry and commerce may be acceptable as an alternative to leaving such sites unused, and health authorities which are refused planning permission are advised to appeal to the Minister.
See Department of Health Circular 83(22) (Estate management: underused and surplus property in the NHS) for further comment on the property condition and use surveys to be completed by health authorities by June 1984.          
1984      
<head>GREEN</head>BELTS    
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<answer instance="green.40330" senseid="green_pea%1:13:00::"/>
<context>
Without even troubling to slam the door of the car she called out happily and ran smiling towards the horror of her death.          
The dinner had been excellent and the wine, a Ch&acirc;teau Potensac '78, an interesting choice with the main course.
Although Dalgliesh knew of Alice Mair's reputation as a cookery writer he had never read any of her books and had no idea to what culinary school, if any, she belonged.
He had hardly feared being presented with the usual artistic creation swimming in a pool of sauce and accompanied by one or two undercooked carrots and mange-tout elegantly arranged on a side plate.
But the wild ducks carved by Alex Mair had been recognizably ducks, the piquant sauce, new to him, enhanced rather than dominated the taste of the birds, and the small mounds of creamed turnip and parsnip were an agreeable addition to <head>green</head>peas.
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<instance id="green.40331" docsrc="bnc_CJF_2587">
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&bquo;If you will wait in here I will let Lady Ursula know that you have arrived.&equo;    
The room in which they found themselves ran the whole length of the house and was obviously both the formal dining-room and library.
It was full of light.
At the front, two high curved windows gave a view of the square garden while at the rear one huge expanse of glass looked out over a stone wall with three niches, each containing a marble statue; Venus, naked, one hand delicately shielding the mons Veneris, one pointing at her left nipple, a second female figure, half robed and wearing a wreath of flowers and, between them, Apollo with his lyre, laurel-crowned.
The two sections of the room were divided by projecting piers formed of mahogany glass-fronted bookcases from which sprang a canopy of three semi-circular arches decorated and painted in <head>green</head>and gold.
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<instance id="green.40334" docsrc="bnc_CJA_2017">
<answer instance="green.40334" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;What is the routing on that flight, Bravo Golf Kansas zero-zero-niner-zero-fiver-niner?&equo;    
Tabitha lay back in her web and began to recite coordinates, turning to a keypad at her elbow, reciting more co-ordinates, reading co-ordinates off a screen.    
Control repeated everything precisely and faithfully while a low, slow hammering began beneath the floor.
The temperature in the cockpit was rising.
Tabitha knocked an array of red tabs.
All turned green but one.    
She poked the red tab.
She pressed it hard.
It blinked green, then red again.    
She hit it with the heel of her hand.    
The tab went <head>green</head> .    
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<instance id="green.40335" docsrc="bnc_CEX_1744">
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Perhaps I might have recognized my own hypocrisy, if it had not been for Richard's behaviour in the next months.
He brought me flowers, took me out to dinner and the theatre, and was generally attentive to me, as if I were his mistress and not an old married woman.
If, at any point, I thought that his solicitude was the sort of tender kindness you might show to someone utterly dependent and helpless &mdash; a prisoner or a caged bird &mdash; I was ashamed at once and re-doubled my efforts to be a good wife, asking Nonni to teach me how to cook the elaborate dishes Richard liked, and taking care to change my dress before he came home in the evening.          
&bquo;It's a man's world,&equo; Flora said.    
Richard was in bed with dysentery.
Flora and I were walking through the palm grove, on mud paths between tiny squares of pale <head>green</head>barley.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40337" docsrc="bnc_CGP_664">
<answer instance="green.40337" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Hair repair is just what you need after all those Christmas parties &mdash; using loads of heated appliances and a ton of hair spray to secure your party style certainly take it out of your hair!
Hair Repair from St. Ives is an intensive treatment designed to restore damaged hair in just 2 minutes and we are giving away 200 of the new 25ml sachets.
Send a self&rehy;addressed label to;  .        
40 FREE    
The Bain de Terre Spa Therapy Herbal products are formulated with therapeutic herbs, spring waters and natural botanicals.
From this superb range comes Ribbon Gel; a unique striped combination gel.
The <head>green</head>ribbon contains a blend of body-building products for strong hold and the white ribbon contains essences of Irish Moss, Clover Blossom and Bay Laurel to give a brilliant shine that is re-activated with brushing.
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<instance id="green.40338" docsrc="bnc_BMS_1028">
<answer instance="green.40338" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Chapter 5    
I walked up from his left and I could see where the canvas of his left trainer was coming away from its rubber base.
His thin upper-arm came out like a stick from the wavy edge of his greyish-purple T-shirt: all skin and bone, no muscle at all.
Not a sign of my barrel-bag.    
I walked slowly towards his bench.
He didn't look up &mdash; why should he?
If I kicked him on the shin I bet he'd limp away and not even glance to see who'd done it.    
I sat down.
I left about three feet of bench between me and him.    
The sun was hot.
you could see he had two pairs of socks on, the Dayglo <head>green</head>ones with holes in and underneath some grey woolly ones, the kind that earnest ramblers wear.
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<instance id="green.40341" docsrc="bnc_CHG_699">
<answer instance="green.40341" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
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People who've never even been within a thousand miles of Koraloona have heard of Mollie Green's place.&equo;
He looked at my mountain of luggage.    
&bquo;How much of your clobber will you need for your first two days?&equo;    
&bquo;This'll do.&equo;
I pointed to two suitcases.    
&bquo;Right then.
I'll send the rest to the bungalow, and when you've rested you can explore the town and,&equo; with a sly chuckle, &bquo;go on a shopping spree.&equo;    
I laughed politely, my mind mainly concerned with making sure that I would find all my belongings.
The islanders in their shorts or sarongs didn't look &bquo;professional&equo;.
The jetty was large but needed a lick of paint and its wooden supports were <head>green</head>with sea slime; it also lacked (to my inexperienced eye) any sense of efficiency.
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The Jolly Postman, or Other People's Letters, by Janet and Allan Ahlberg MAGGIE GEE (mother of Rosa, 2 years, 11 months) The Babar Books by Jean de Brunhoff (Methuen, &pound;2.95 to &pound;12.95; Magnet Paperbacks, &pound;2.50) Get ready for the Babar revival.
In the Conran shop Thirtysomethings are snapping up bendy Babars at &pound;10 a pop; Liberty stocks Babar children's wear; there's a film and TV series on the way.
But this isn't just another crass commercialisation of a fictional character.
This is the epic tale of the king of the beasts, the best-dressed elephant in the jungle.    
The Babar books are not sentimental.
In fact, the series starts when Babar's mother is shot dead by a hunter.
He runs away to the city where he is taken in by The Old Lady.
She takes him to a tailor (hence the gorgeous <head>green</head>suit and bowler hat), hires a tutor and even buys him a car.
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One look at the dramatic bays and steep-sided cracks in the rock cloaked in shrubs and plants shows why.    
After the upheaval of rocks and land, the coast becomes quieter at Mewslade Bay.
Here you can safely get back to the lower path to meander round coves of sparkling sandy beaches.
This is the last stretch of south-facing land before Worms Head.
This elongated, rocky finger, which gets its name from the ancient word for dragon, is said to resemble the creature at rest.
Personally, I thought it looked more like an earthworm!    
Rounding the mysteriously named &bquo;Kitchen Corner&equo;, all thoughts of worms and dragons were blown away, not only be the wind but more by magnificent sweep of Rhosili Bay.
This is the Gower's west coast, the inverted &bquo;toe of the boot&equo; &mdash; a glorious three mile crescent of golden sand backed by the gentle, <head>green</head>contours of the downs.
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<answer instance="green.40346" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
In a sense, such comparisons are unfair.
The Renault does not claim to be sporty; rather, it is a refined, comfortable cruiser.
Certainly it's one small car which I can drive for several hours at a stretch and step out feeling refreshed.
It's also stunningly economical.
With a long journey ahead of me every morning and evening, I don't hang about, and this is the first petrol-engined car I've used that has given me over 45mpg on a run.
I've also fallen in love with the stereo.    
Renault is working hard to improve the quality of its products, and I must say the panel fit and finish on H375 DRV impress me.
Our black-and-white picture does not really do justice to its chameleon-like metallic paintwork, which seems to appear as green, silver or blue according to the light.
In fact, says Renault, it's Emerald <head>Green</head> .    
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<answer instance="green.40348" senseid="green_pepper%1:13:00::"/>
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Each day offers two choices at each mealtime, including a vegetarian option.
Because there is usually less protein in vegetarian dishes, more yogurt has been included in these menus to compensate for this.
If for any reason you are unable to eat milk, yogurt or cottage cheese, it is advisable to take a calcium supplement.      
5      
The menus listed should satisfy your appetite.
Ideally, you should eat all that has been suggested at each mealtime.
But don't force the food down if you are adequately satisfied with less.
However, if you still feel you need to eat more, fill up with extra vegetables to satisfy your natural appetite.
It is important to eat enough to prevent you from feeling hungry between meals.
If you do feel hunger pangs, nibble on carrot, celery or cucumber sticks or sliced <head>green</head>peppers.
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You look like a sibyl or something.&equo;    
&bquo;A witch.
Yes.&equo;
Though her hair was not quite dry Franca began to plait it very fast, letting a long thick plait materialise between her nimble hands, then tossing it over her shoulder and letting it hang down over the back of the chair.
&bquo;Did you have a nice flight?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, yes.&equo;    
&bquo;Wouldn't you like something to eat?
Good heavens, it's quite late!&equo;    
&bquo;I'd like a drink,&equo; said Alison.
&bquo;No, I'll find it.&equo;    
Alison was wearing a dark <head>green</head>shift, rather short.
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<answer instance="green.40353" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
THE celebrations were as absent as the residents yesterday in the &bquo;Free Town&equo; of Zvornik on the Bosnian-Serbian border.    
In the vocabulary of Balkan propaganda, Serbian nationalists opposed to this week's recognition of Bosnia-Hercegovina have &bquo;liberated&equo; the town from the grip of Muslim extremists.    
The so-called &bquo;Green Berets&equo; had, they insisted, seized control of Zvornik and looted Serbian homes and shops.
The allegations were unverifiable, but what was clear was that the mixed population was not around to enjoy day one of its newly-bestowed freedom.    
The local Serbs have streamed out of Bosnia, across the River Drina, to escape the fighting, while thousands of their former Muslim neighbours are reportedly holed up with the <head>Green</head>Beret forces in an old hill fortress.    
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The shifting surfaces scattered and diffused the light, so that it fell down, dappling the already dappled cattle browsing under the trees like schools of fish.
The road became narrower and ran ahead of me like a twisting silver elver.
I saw no signs and had gone a few miles before I saw my first human being.    
A tall, thin man stood staring at a stone wall, as if waiting for an answer to a question he had put to it.
I wound down the window and asked him if he knew where the dolmen was.    
&bquo;The dolmen?
Sure, of course I know where the dolmen is.
Isn't it just over dere, behind dem hills?&equo;    
He gave me an armful of left and rights, and off I went.    
Half an hour later I stopped the car, got out, sat down on a bank in an empty <head>green</head>world and admitted to myself that I was lost.
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<instance id="green.40358" docsrc="bnc_CA5_1731">
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According to the ancient wisdom, spiritual growth involves transcending the limited and short-sighted Ego to make way for the Self.
Liberation does not mean  slaying   the dragon, but rising above it, growing beyond it, seeing through its tricks and laughing gently and lovingly when it snorts fire at us.
When we observe the Ego instead of hating and fighting it, we become free.
When we observe the Ego instead of taking it seriously, we find inner peace.
When we observe the Ego instead of identifying with it, we discover our Self.         
You do not have to destroy every cloud to see the sky.
All you have to do is keep remembering you are the Sky.   
(Bartholomew)      
SUB-SECTION &lsqb;text contained within box&rsqb; BEGINS      
THE SKY    
Imagine yourself in a lush, <head>green</head>landscape, with hills rising around you.
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He liked his personal style of government, and his establishment of a Cabinet Secretariat and his own personal advisers or brains trust in the &bquo;garden suburbs&equo;.
In particular Mosley was influenced by Lloyd George's ability to bypass bureaucratic red tape and through dynamic activism attempt to tackle head-on the mounting   problems of British society.
Mosley's later fascist ideas on government owed much to Lloyd George's wartime reforms of the administrative structure, even if they had been devised in a democratic framework.
His point was that a war in peacetime would have to be fought against unemployment, as it persistently remained above one million in the 1920s, and rose towards three million during the severe cyclical depression between 1929 and 1932.
Lloyd George's later ideas in the <head>green</head>and yellow books of the Liberal party in the 1920s were to play crucial roles in BUF policies on agriculture and unemployment in the 1930s.    
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&bquo;Billions of pounds have been squandered that could have been invested in energy conservation and the development of alternatives.&equo;    
If the Government wanted to have an effective environmental policy, it would have to put up the money.
&bquo;It would be nice to know where the greenbacks are that will fulfil the Government's promises,&equo; he said.    
Labour's new environment spokesman, Mr Bryan Gould, attacked the price of shares in the water privatisation, saying it showed that the Government was prepared to accept on behalf of the taxpayer a loss of at least &pound;1.3 billion in order to sell off the water industry.    
The Environment Secretary, Mr Chris Patten, said the new <head>green</head>bill would set in place the most sophisticated and comprehensive pollution control regulations anywhere.    
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They were very happy; that much was obvious, and he was glad of that.
He hadn't felt jealous &mdash; why should he?
The thing between himself and Isobel had been so long ago he had difficulty remembering it, and it had been a mistake from the first.
And she seemed to suit Edouard, to understand him.
He was different with her from everyone else &mdash; gentler, softer, more like the old Edouard.
Obviously she knew how to get through to him, and that was a good thing.
He'd been beginning to think no one could any more.
Well, she was very beautiful, and they'd start a family soon, presumably, and that ought to make Edouard happy&hellip;
He heaved himself to his feet as they approached the table.
Isobel was laughing at something Edouard had just said; she was wearing a white linen suit, her <head>green</head>eyes sparkled.
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Now a father with a boy aged four and a girl of two, he has, he says, been making professional sacrifices in order to avoid the mistakes made in his own upbringing.    
Nevertheless, he is currently working with his mother on outlines for two documentaries, one on the psychology of dance and another on the pre-Christian origins of Christmas.    
In addition, with a don at the University of Sussex, he is putting together a book on the experience of being European.
This means exploring Celtic and Norse myths to build up an indigenous mythology to balance those of Indian and African origin imported via the United States.
A national network for those wanting to join the Men's Movement is another of his projects.    
Leaving the Chelsea Arts Club he unlocks his fluorescent <head>green</head>mountain bike, which has a child's seat on the crossbar.
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I don't see why he should lie stinking in bed all day when I am up and about.
He got up and went outside to clean the car.
He found one of my mother's earrings down the side of the back seat and he just sat there staring at it.
He said &bquo;Adrian, do you miss your mother?&equo;
I replied, &bquo;Of course I do, but life must go on.&equo;
He then said, &bquo;I don't see why.&equo;
I took this to mean that he was suicidal, so I immediately went upstairs and removed anything harmful from the bathroom.    
After we had eaten our frozen roast-beef dinner and I was washing up, he shouted from the bathroom for his razor.
I lied and shouted back that I didn't know where it was.
I then removed every knife and sharp instrument from the kitchen drawer.
He tried to get his battery razor to work but the batteries had leaked and gone all <head>green</head> .    
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The Materials    
Winsor &amp; Newton's Artists' Acrylic Colours offer painters an exciting selection of bright and vibrant hues.
They are based on traditional and modern pigments, notable for their colour values.
The colour range incorporates some particularly attractive versions of familiar pigments like cadmium red light and cerulean blue, as well as some intense examples of more recent introductions to the artist's palette, such as dioxazine purple and phthalo green.
Other distinctive colours, like the violet, a deep sea <head>green</head>phthalo turquoise, the sharp citrus green, a charming rose pink quinacridone violet, the warm golden ochre and a curiously attractive light green oxide, confirm the seriousness of Winsor &amp; Newton's commitment to colour in their Artists' Acrylic range.    
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&bquo;Well,&equo; they continue, &bquo;we've been reading your columns and we're just a little bit worried that you might mean it when you say that the European Community is a fraudulent delusion; the German economy is kaput; the French are morally bankrupt; racism is becoming endemic; America's had it; Britain's in for five years of total chaos and the middle-classes will soon be taking to the streets.
You're not serious are you?&equo;    
&bquo;Of course I am,&equo; say I. &bquo;Never been more serious in my life.
We're in for a serious bout of millennial malaise.
I wouldn't be surprised if the coming slump makes the Thirties look like the proverbial walk in the park.
Nor would it come as a total shock to discover that the world pulls out of the next slump the same way it did out of the last one, with a catastrophic world war.&equo;    
By now my interlocutors, who are apt to be young and sensitive souls, much perturbed by the effect that German-led interest rates have already had on their standard of living, tend to be looking a bit peaky and <head>green</head>about the gills.
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Otley leapt to his feet eager to practise some passion as the strains of &bquo;La Paloma&equo; came throbbing out of the music box.      
&bquo;Praaaaam, perampam &mdash; dip &mdash; pamperampam, peram, perampam &mdash; dip.&equo;    
Elinor twisted and swayed and twirled, her blue eyes blazing, the wick having been set afire by Aunt Bedelia.
Full of hatred and Greek yoghurt she pushed and pulled at Otley sending him this way and that.
Dressed in an embroidered, peasant blouse from Oxfam and a frilly skirt, she stabbed at the Turkey carpet with her stiletto heels sending up little whorls of dust and leaving pockmarks in her wake.    
Otley's cavalry twill and brogues were doing their best to keep up and he was breaking out in a sweat.
His <head>green</head>eyes were taking on a bluish tinge and hers were going green with so much exchanging of deep looks.
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Duck writes in &bquo;The Thresher's Labour&equo; of the &bquo;Master's Curse&equo;:     
He counts the Bushels, counts how much a Day;    
Then swears we've idled half our Time away:    
&bquo;Why, look ye, Rogues, d'ye think that this will do?    
&bquo;Your Neighbours thresh as much again as you.&equo;    
Now in our Hands we wish our noisy Tools,    
To drown the hated Names of Rogues and Fools.    
But wanting these, we just like School-boys look,    
When angry Masters view the blotted Book:    
They cry, &bquo;their Ink was faulty, and their Pen;&equo;    
We, &bquo;the Corn threshes bad, &bquo;twas cut too <head>green</head> .    
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<answer instance="green.40378" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
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To make this silver anniversary picture, you could either press the flowers used to celebrate the day itself or you could press a selection of flowers beforehand and give the finished picture as a present at the time of the anniversary.        
RUBY WEDDING PICTURE    
If you have always found it very difficult to dream up original and unusual ideas for ruby weddings, then making a red or burgundy pressed flower picture could solve all your problems.    
There are many choices of frame that might fit in with this theme.
For example, there are some very attractive red lacquered frames which could be very useful, you could choose a dark mahogany frame with a reddish tinge, or even a gold or wood frame if it sets off a dark red mount or background.
In the case of the picture shown opposite, I found a beautiful frame, with a lovely wide gold band on the inner side of the frame that is decorated with red and <head>green</head>flowers and leaves.    
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Its minute teeth resist clogging, and actually cut, rather than grind the material, leaving a very smooth finish.
The sanding plate won't rip or tear, and is simply attached to tools with a self-adhesive backing.
Three easy to use hand tools are available, with matching replacement plates.    
Here's an idea for a cheap, quick and easy garden arch &mdash; the plumber's way.
Make an arch out of copper tubing, which is bendable, so it's easy to form the arched top from it.
Join together two vertical sections for each side of the arch with short horizontal pipes in at least two places, leaving enough vertical pipe to push below ground for support.
Join two arched top sections together in the same way, and using solder ring fittings throughout, join the arches to the verticals.
Paint the arch white, <head>green</head>or black.
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<answer instance="green.40383" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Perhaps this is due to the   erroneous   descriptions of it in early texts as  &bquo;a large, dull, uninteresting fish, difficult to keep&equo;  , coupled with confusion caused by some retail outlets offering the natural or &bquo;wild&equo; form of Orange Chromide  (Etroplus maculatus)   as &bquo;Green Chromide&equo;.      
First care    
I obtained five small imported specimens of about 1&frac12;&ins; and placed them in my fish room in a prepared 18&ins; &times; 12&ins; &times; 12&ins; tank, leaving them to settle.    
Returning, I found five panicking fish which then turned black and &bquo;died&equo;.
This behaviour   occurred   repeatedly over the next few days, the fish &bquo;playing dead&equo;   every time   I returned into their field of vision.    
However, by keeping myself hidden, I could observe their &bquo;normal&equo; boisterous behaviour so I decided that &bquo;dither fish&equo; were needed.    
I selected Scats for this purpose as their dietary and water requirements matched those of the <head>green</head>chromides.    
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<answer instance="green.40384" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Communities in which there is a very special relationship between the individual and his neighbours, regulated to some extent by statute, but to a very much greater extent by custom and consensus; and, of course, subject at times to the frictions and disruptions which are inevitable in any human situation.
Perhaps it is in this area of human relations we have most to study and most to learn.
I will come back to that later.
In the meantime I merely want to emphasise the point I was making about change.    
Shortly after I joined the Crofters Commission, the Chief Technical Officer and I walked across the old shieling ground, in the heart of a large general common pasture, in another of the islands.
We could see the <head>green</head>patches marking the old shieling sites where the incidental presence of humans and cattle over the generations had permanently fertilised the soil.
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<instance id="green.40387" docsrc="bnc_A6C_828">
<answer instance="green.40387" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
<context>
Hollywood sends back its version of Irish folklore and legend and we buy it with added Technicolor and schmaltz.
put it in the shop window in New York on St Patrick's Day along with forty shades of <head>green</head>paperweights, the lacquered shillelaghs, and the wonderful world of deedeelee eedeelee eedeelee Irishness; skipping dancing jolly little leprechauns in bright buckled shoes and battered hatted bow legged bright red drunken faced gombeen men with little devils in their laughing Irish eyes, mischievous gossipy white haired old women with shawls, pure white skinned colleens skipping carefree through green fields dutifully ready to return in an instant to domestic chores, strapping athletic lads with fine belts and sturdy boots ever willing to put in a fair day's work or hit each other a clout.    
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<answer instance="green.40388" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
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This centred on the ambitious proposal by the South of Scotland Electricity Board to build up to four nuclear power stations on a stretch of farmland outside the town of Dunbar, thirty miles east of Edinburgh.
The site was called Torness Point.
These were the first nuclear stations to be built anywhere in the United Kingdom for some time, and they attracted special attention.    
The first major demonstration at Torness, in 1978, was organized by the fledgling Scottish Campaign to Resist the Atomic Menace(SCRAM), whose name was a clever play on nuclear jargon for an emergency shutdown.
About 4,000 people marched along the twisting country road to the site, led by a traditional pipe band in full regalia.
The Greenpeace ship  Rainbow Warrior   shadowed the march from the sea, unloading a wind turbine to join a display of alternative energy equipment set up amid a cluster of marquees and caravans on what was then a rolling <head>green</head>field.
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<instance id="green.40391" docsrc="bnc_ASD_1050">
<answer instance="green.40391" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
A trifle joyless.        
RINGS:    
Optional.
Not usually worn by either party.        
COST:    
Minimal.        
GUARANTEE:    
1&ndash;5 years.
Infidelity likely, but does not invalidate marriage.        
VERDICT:    
Handy for determined sceptics, ex-members of the Socialist Workers Party, liberal intellectuals who want it to be known that there are more important things in life than just getting a <head>green</head>certificate.            
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<instance id="green.40392" docsrc="bnc_CH3_5352">
<answer instance="green.40392" senseid="green_light%1:10:00::"/>
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But he was sickened by Ayrton Senna's attack on Alain Prost, the French driver he has just signed to drive for him next season.    
Prost has a clause in his contract that excludes Senna from joining the Williams team.    
Senna, the man Williams wanted to sign, will now have completely wrecked his chances by saying: &bquo;It's terrible behaviour.    
&bquo;If Prost wants to be called champion for a fourth time he should come back in a sporting way.    
&bquo;But the way he is behaving he is like a coward.    
&bquo;Prost should be prepared to race anybody in any conditions &mdash; everything has been laid on for him.&equo;    
Mansell stayed aloof from the bickering.    
He was magnificent in doing his job and never surrendering, or even looking like surrendering the lead he built up from the <head>green</head>light.    
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<instance id="green.40395" docsrc="bnc_CR9_2952">
<answer instance="green.40395" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
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A few years ago Dr Palcic, Dr Lam and their colleagues started a company called Xillix to build machines to do just that.
The results, which they have dubbed &bquo;LIFE&equo; (lung-imaging fluorescent endoscope) machines, are about to be tested in a number of American hospitals.    
Creating LIFE was not easy.
The distinction between healthy and cancerous cells is difficult to detect.
The glow is weak, and needs to be amplified 30,000 times to be visible.
And although a green glow that is weaker than it ought to be might mean that some of the cells in the area are turning malignant, it might also mean that the operator has the end of the bronchoscope too far from the target, or pointing at an awkward angle.
The physicists in the team got round this by taking rapidly alternating snapshots of the area in red and <head>green</head>light.
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<answer instance="green.40396" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
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Suddenly I stared in amazement, for below me, sloping down from the church, was the Fair field, a broad sweep of land entirely covered with tinkers, caravans, and horses.
In the distance, ponies in long-shafted light chariots trotted at a spanking pace, the wheels spinning around.    
One corner of the field housed a closed funfair, the various attractions packed tightly together.
Over the whole plain, the temporary tinker village seethed with life.
Grass had everywhere been trampled into mud, well-strewn with waste paper.
Dark brown horses roamed freely, nosing round the caravans and grazing midst the rubbish, like black bears scavenging around National Park campsites in America.    
Among the great variety of trailers, an enclave of horse-drawn barrel-top wagons formed a circle, like covered wagons on the prairie awaiting Indian attack.
Their round roofs were <head>green</head> , the steps, shafts and other woodwork dark red.
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<instance id="green.40398" docsrc="bnc_CAJ_1169">
<answer instance="green.40398" senseid="green%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
In those days it was a pro-Labour paper and once it was owned by the TUC.
Had the Labour movement held on to this popular paper, would we have won the election?    
Second, all this talk about alliances and electoral agreements imply one essential step.
The leaders of the non-Tory parties would have to discuss the principles on which they could agree and those on which they could not.
I cannot imagine how this discussion would go, can you?    
Third, in all the campaign reports, it is assumed that canvassers do not have the time to discuss politics or local or personal grievances with voters on the doorstep during an election campaign.
This has been dogma in the Labour Party (and probably the other major parties) for some 30 years.
Newcomers such as the <head>Green</head>Party cannot treat the electorate in such a cavalier fashion.
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<instance id="green.40401" docsrc="bnc_CC0_370">
<answer instance="green.40401" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
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 JB  : It's a learning process now too.
We've just had a week painting with a group of other painters.
We were all doing our own thing.
That was fantastic.    
 MH  : Yes, we came out on a real high.
It was terribly interesting to see other painters in action &mdash; painters whose work we're familiar with.    
 JB  : Just working alongside these people, and seeing them being involved in whatever it was they were doing was stimulating in a strange sort of way, and kept us on our toes.
A great experience.          
Moira Huntly, Rhythm and Blues, pastel.
(ABOVE)    
John Blockley, <head>Green</head>Vase on Table Cloth, pastel.
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<answer instance="green.40403" senseid="green%5:00:00:chromatic:00"/>
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Art Cologne vs the Unfair a.k.a. the Funfair    
Positive reports from both contemporary art fairs with success for new artists on show    
This year, as in 1991, the heart of Art Cologne (from 12&ndash;18 November) was Hall 5, in which were concentrated approximately 140 galleries.
From an aesthetic perspective, the booths which successfully overcame the white-carpeted department-store ambience were those which staged one-man shows, or accrochages sharply focused upon a few artists, such as Galerie Jule Kewenig of Cologne with Peter Wutherich's &bquo;Literary Watercolour&equo; (1992), a beautiful, ovoid configuration of books, with titles and spines facing downwards and inwards, in shades of turquoise, <head>green</head> , blue and violet and Sophia Ungers, of Cologne with eight works by painter Stefan Mattes.
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The Trunchbull now lifted the large blue porcelain water-jug and poured some water into her glass.
And suddenly, with the water, out came the long slimy newt straight into the glass,  plop  !      
The Trunchbull let out a yell and leapt off her chair as though a firecracker had gone off underneath her.
And now the children also saw the long thin slimy yellow-bellied lizard-like creature twisting and turning in the glass, and they squirmed and jumped about as well, shouting, &bquo;What is it?
Oh, it's disgusting!
It's a snake!
It's a baby crocodile!
It's an alligator!&equo;    
&bquo;Look out, Miss Trunchbull!&equo; cried Lavender.
&bquo;I'll bet it bites!&equo;    
The Trunchbull, this mighty female giant, stood there in her <head>green</head>breeches, quivering like a blancmange.
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He had given her an egg; an orange egg about four inches long and made, of all things, of soap.
She had felt disappointment waiting to pounce, but swiftly he had assured her it was a magic egg, that if she washed with it carefully it would hatch.
She had for nearly a month washed fanatically, with all the clarity and determination of which five-year-olds are capable.    
After about two weeks, long cracks had developed in the egg, lines of longitude.
Even so young Maggie was not a child to cheat; it did not occur to her to prise the egg open, only to stay longer in the bath and to forget to take the soap out of the water, when she climbed out herself, pink and skinny.
At last, from the thin end of the egg, a rounded point appeared, and, three evenings later, in the bath, the egg had suddenly split in half.
Encased in the soap was a tiny <head>green</head>dragon.
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Before the Soviet revolution of 1917, one approached and rode through the groves in silence lest the gods and spirits of the woods be offended.        
One of the most prominent clumps which Tony Wedd found to fall into alignment with others was Gill's Lap, high on Ashdown Forest.
This was movingly described by A.A. Milne in  The House at Pooh Corner  :    
They walked on, thinking of This and That, and by-and-by they came to an enchanted place on the very top of the Forest called Galleons Lap, which is sixty-something trees in a circle; and Christopher Robin knew that it was enchanted because nobody had ever been able to count whether it was sixty-three or sixty-four, not even when he tied a piece of string round each tree after he had counted it.
Being enchanted, its floor was not like the floor   of the Forest, gorse and bracken and heather, but close-set grass, quiet and smooth and <head>green</head> .
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After the transaction, Mr. Rey estimates the value of his 20 % stake in the
new company, to be held by his Omni Holding AG, will be about 1 billion
Swiss francs.  This will be his return on an original investment of between
50 million Swiss francs and 80 million Swiss francs.  Mr. Rey bought a
controlling stake in Inspectorate for 18 million Swiss francs in 1982,
building up the little-known engineering company with European and U.S.
acquisitions.  ``I like to succeed,'' says Mr. Rey during a recent morning
of working at home, which he also likes.  Home is an estate with
<head>green</head> meadows opening onto Lake Geneva and a low-slung
house whose rooms overlook the water and offer a view of the French Alps.
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Hyundai Motor America, fighting quality complaints, declining sales and
management turmoil, yesterday unveiled its 1990 ad strategy, tagged ``We
're Making More Sense Than Ever.'' The ad campaign, created by Saatchi &amp;
Saatchi's Backer Spielvogel Bates agency, is an extension of the auto
company's ``Cars That Make Sense'' campaign, which emphasized affordability.
TV ads plugging the company's new V-6 Sonata and its souped-up Excel
subcompact will begin appearing Monday.  One spot shows a Sonata next to a
rival midsized car, and an announcer says, ``Listen to what they 're saying
about the Hyundai Sonata.'' As the announcer reads favorable quotes about
the model from Motor Trend and Road &amp; Track magazines, the other car, which
is white, slowly turns <head>green</head>.
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As we shall see, this typification is a resource used by policemen and women in several situations and for many different purposes, and it has clear relevance in explaining why community relations police in West Belfast retain their commitment despite the difficulties of their task and the restricted nature of their duties.
All would be different, they believe, if the majority of decent and honest Catholics could escape the <head>grip</head>of fear, and they define the role of community relations police in West Belfast as attempting, in a small way, to loosen the Catholic community from the stranglehold of the paramilitaries, as the commentary on a police promotional video stated: &bquo;The effort of trying to win the people's minds and hearts away from terrorism is personified in the Community Relations Branch, whose members regularly attend meetings involving civilian bodies, public representatives, and discuss problems such as   vandalism.&equo;
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But not the manual steering, which again has such an effect on the driving character of the car that it is impossible to overlook.
This is steering that manages the seemingly impossible: to be bad just about everywhere.
In town it requires vast amounts of arm-flailing lock but is never what you could call light.
In the country, it loads up and goes inert at the first sign of a corner.
There's no accurate communication through the rim, no sense of confidence in placing the car.    
With the anti-roll bar up front, the car rolls less than it used to and has a jigglier low-speed ride, but it's true to say that on all models I drove the quality of ride was largely good.
But has the anti-roll bar sapped roadholding?
It felt like it in the GLX, with what can only be described as feeble front-end <head>grip</head> , resulting in premature and excessive understeer.    
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&bquo;Men with big company cars, big mortgages, big family commitments are prepared to risk all that in order to have control of their own destiny,&equo; he said.    
In addition to the potential problems from a Social Charter, the Community Charge, or Poll Tax, to be introduced in England and Wales next spring, has created worries among small businesses.    
Companies across the country will be subject to a uniform rate set by central government, although Mr Eggar is attempting to calm these fears by pointing out that a special case has been made for small firms.
This will involve reduced rates and an extension of the phasing-in period.    
Alongside the challenges of the Social Charter and the Community Charge he has to keep a firm <head>grip</head>on the Government's sponsored schemes.
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 No more &bquo;family sagas&equo;, but a return to detective stories, police crime and &bquo;good stories about people you care about&equo;.   
 In  The Fiction Writer's Handbook   (Piatkus, &pound;7.99), Nancy Smith offers masses of good advice &mdash; including more than 100 alternatives to the word &bquo;said&equo;!       
Heated debate    
 How the electoral system fails female candidates plus other subjects, including the role of the media and other countries' systems of government, should make  Can democracy work for women?   a hot weekend of debate.   
 This, the first UK women's conference on the constitution, is at    .     
Fingertip fax    
 Help your secretary to get to <head>grips</head>with company personnel and routines with &bquo;PROfile&equo;, a slick new deskfax system from Hill Tallack (tel: 081&ndash;948 5093).   
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&bquo;The truth is what I want &mdash; nothing else.&equo;    
&bquo;The truth is sometimes hard to accept,&equo; Sister Cooney had said, her sharp face kindly and concerned.    
Later, when she had consulted Doctor Staples, she returned,   looking grave.
&bquo;All I can tell you at the moment is that she is on the danger list.
You were on it yourself once.&equo;
She looked at him hesitantly.
&bquo;You know there are different forms of this disease?&equo;    
&bquo;Oh,&equo; he said apprehensively.
&bquo;What form has Eileen?&equo;    
&bquo;The name wouldn't mean anything to you.&equo;    
&bquo;I'd like to know it, all the same,&equo; he said, as if the knowledge could somehow enable him to come to <head>grips</head>with it and defeat it.    
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Rasari who ran in a hat-trick of tries to compliment Serevi's bag of tricks.
Seru completed the Fijian try-count while Scott Pierce clawed one back for the bemused Kiwis.    
Pierce, having bowed the knee once, decided to do so again after the game when he proposed to girlfriend Jane Harris under the posts.
The question, which had been popped earlier on the stadium's electronic scoreboard, got the thumbs up.
What better consolation prize!    
As for the rest, well, the Fijians had left us singing in the rain.                   
Flying the flag: The Fijian team celebrates as it retains its <head>grip</head>on the Cup for the third year in succession: (l-r) Fijian supporter, Waisale Serevi, Tomasi Cama, Vesito Rauluni (captain), Mesake Rasari, Viliami Rauluni, Filimone Seru, Ratu Sakeasi (front).    
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The Company was, therefore, to curtail its service from Croydon to Mitcham Fair Green and the L.C.C.
would virtually take over completely, the section Cricket Green &mdash; Fair Green &mdash; Tooting Junction, providing the cars and crews that worked over it as part of a through service from a central London terminus.
The Company was to provide power and maintain the track.
Each Authority was to fix the fares in its own area and receipts taken on the section concerned were to be divided equally between the L.C.C.
and the Company.
The Agreement was for five years and matters of detail were to be settled between the respective managers.      
While these negotiations were going on, the General Strike occurred in June 1926.
The Trade Unions did not have quite the <head>grip</head>on the economy that they have today and its effects were not absolute.
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There's laws against it, you know.&equo;
He ducked, as Bella aimed a swipe at him, and went out into the yard.    
Putting the plates down, Bella sat in a chair and pulled Jinny towards her.
&bquo;Look Jin, what's up?
It's not like you to moan.
And you know why we're here as well as I do.
Joe nearly had a nervous breakdown in London.
I couldn't get him away from his bench.
Even at midnight, he was still working.
There was too much pressure.
Too many other people were involved and he felt he was losing his <head>grip</head> .
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Complete Works is a British product from Top Level software, based in Bath.
And, perhaps to keep in line with the rest of British technology, it's a bit of mixed bag &mdash; some of the ideas and features it contains are really good, but the implementation isn't so hot.
It's also the only package in this review being pitched directly at small businesses.    
The first thing that strikes you about this program is Top Level's evident desire to make it as friendly as possible.
Open up one of the applications and you're greeted with the usual menu bar at the top of the screen, beneath which is a nice toolbar, complete with colourful icons.
This really helps you get to <head>grips</head>with the program, which is vital, given that it's aimed at first timers and the documentation isn't the best in the world.    
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I stayed with my mother's parents in Eltham and I wrote to every theatre company and virtually every person in the world, but nobody would even look at me because I hadn't done drama school.
Then a film that I'd made in India opened, and the producer of the film gave me a list of agents' names, and said, &bquo;You are going to be a star.
This is the list of all the people you have to ring up.&equo;
One of these unlikely people was Malcolm Muggeridge.
How I thought he could help me I don't know, but he invited me for lunch, anyway, and he was lovely.
I got a job eventually, but it took a long time.        
DUDLEY MOORE    
My first public performance was behind a chair &mdash; I refused to sing unless I had a chair in front of me.
I don't know why, I think it was that familiar feeling of being behind bars.
I wanted to be a violinist &mdash; that was my real ambition &mdash; but I was too anxious to really get to <head>grips</head>with the instrument.
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If Scotland and Harlequins lock Neil Edwards is to be believed, players, he says, have taken to wearing 22mm studs &mdash; 4mm longer than the standard wet weather studs.
Players hide the studs from referees by showing him their reserve pair &mdash; complete with regulation studs &mdash; and them quickly switch before the game.    
Referees are so trusting that at one recent international a player who had forgotten his reserve boots showed the ref the physio's pair &mdash; three sizes too small and with moulded studs!
The fashion is a dangerous one.    
Not only do the longer studs serve no purpose other than to inflict greater pain upon both teammates and opposition (standard studs give just as much <head>grip</head>in the scrums), but the players rightly risk sanction if caught endangering others.        
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(Note this may not be anything to do with this relationship but it can affect it.)        
 Are there any further statements that you can add to your objectives on page 41?           
MATURITY IS: Resisting the temptation to &bquo;get even&equo;.     
Proverbs 20:22:    
&bquo;Do not say, &bquo;I'll pay you back for this wrong!&equo;
Wait for the Lord, and he will deliver you.&equo;              
Sexual Love    
It is obvious that one chapter in a workbook cannot be very comprehensive on any one subject and we certainly hope that you will be involved in some further reading from the suggested reading list.
However, it is possible to come to <head>grips</head>with the key factors to facilitate meaningful negotiation.    
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Then she surprised him again.
She was following him!
She caught at his arm.
&bquo;Hang on.
I'm coming with you.&equo;
And even Gazzer did not appreciate the strength of character it needed for her to make that choice.    
It was not that she wanted to kill Simon any more.
Seconds after she pushed him into the channel any pleasure, or sense of power, had evaporated.
Eventually, even her rage had gone flat and stale, leaving her with nothing but a sour taste in her mouth.
Hopeless lethargy had taken its place.
Paralysed in its <head>grip</head> , she kept telling herself, over and over again, that she mustn't leave him to drown: whatever Bella had said to her, however much she herself hated him, there was no point in pretending to herself that she could abandon anyone, not even him, to die.
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Just as linotype operators at the  Sun   were breaking out the champagne to celebrate the arrival of &pound;1,000 pay packets for a three-day week, the realization was beginning to dawn that sooner or later the power of the print unions would be broken by the introduction of new technology.
In the north-west Eddie Shah was starting to emerge as a hate figure as he replaced highly skilled union labour on his string of local papers with girls fresh from secretarial colleges.
Shah was setting in motion a chain of events which would lead to the bitter Wapping strike, when Murdoch took on the print unions &mdash; previously assumed to be invincible &mdash; and won.
The issue of jobs was now added to the left agenda, as the print workers finally lost their <head>grip</head>on the production jugular of the industry in the first fundamental update of print technology since the late Middle Ages.    
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&bquo;Sure thing, honey, take your pick.&equo;    
The older woman pulled out a tray of handguns, and used it to push the glasses and drinks off the bar.
Jessamyn picked a Smith-and-Wesson semi-automatic pistol, and jammed a couple of extra clips into her waistband.    
&bquo;Good choice,&equo; said Magda, taking a Colt Python police special.    
Some of the sandrats were milling around.
Some of them weren't, because they were dead.    
&bquo;Guns on the house,&equo; Magda shouted.
&bquo;Come and get &bquo;em.&equo;    
Jitters and Curtius Kenne had been knocked flat by the first blast.
They stumbled to their feet.
Kenne had a proper <head>grip</head>on Jitters's gun now.
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So on the FGM all three have been countersunk by an extra few mm, meaning that the pickup mounting rings sit flush with the body, which doesn't look half as odd as you'd imagine.    
The neck joint is of Ibanez's &bquo;All Access&equo; variety, which involves four recessed bolts and no bulky neck plate.
It feels good under the hand and as this kind of neck joint has been cropping up more and more frequently on other models, I get the impression that we're probably looking at another future industry standard.    
From a purely aesthetic viewpoint, I must say that I dislike the design of the volume and tone pots intensely.
There is such a fine line between the distinctive and downright ugly and unfortunately these fall into the latter category.
They don't feel right and I've heard that the rubber <head>grips</head>on them have a tendency to rot after a short time.
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In his dress,   he out-Englished the English, wearing tweeds with huge checks, or blazers with outsize badges.
He was very limited in mind and interests but had not altogether lost his native humour.
&bquo;I can't speak  any   language any more &mdash; not even Hungarian,&equo; he would say.
He was a hard worker, but Jane marvelled at how he had been able to build up a business while remaining practically unintelligible.    
He had an expensive &bquo;bijou&equo; residence with fluorescent tubes running under the banisters and a Music Centre with a huge bank of switches and buttons which he had no idea how to use.
Mantovani was his favourite &bquo;composer&equo;.    
And he had a status-symbol mega car which he drove very slowly in the middle lane, his knuckles white with the strength of his <head>grip</head>on the steering wheel.
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The cold feeling she had experienced that morning crept over her; she remembered the library book, and, with a feeling of panic, recollected Hank's trip to New York.
Behind them, she envisaged the faces of the Committee for the Preservation of Morals, as she had last seen them, glistening with almost sadistic anticipation of the crushing of the young author and of giving Mr Pascall and the cigar-store merchants their proper comeuppances.    
&bquo;I think I'm going to vomit,&equo; she muttered to no one in particular, and sat down with a plop on a new imitation Italian chair, which received her with a reedy groan.    
Boyd was calling up the stairs for Hank to come down,   and she watched silently, as if at the movies, while he emerged from his ground-floor bedroom, walked past her without looking at her, and held out his hand to the reporter, who winced as he felt its <head>grip</head> .    
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It is the first letter that I have had here in a year&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;Yes.&equo;    
&bquo;I can't read, Holly.&equo;    
The voice grated in Adimov's throat.
Holly's ear was beside Adimov's mouth.    
&bquo;You want me to read it for you?&equo;    
&bquo;They read it for me in Administration.&equo;    
&bquo;You want me to read it again?&equo;    
&bquo;You don't know whether those pigs lie to you&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;Give it to me, Adimov&hellip; no one here will know.&equo;    
Only when Holly's hand was on the envelope did Adimov release his fingers' <head>grip</head> .
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The OSF press release and its mock shock horror surprise also doesn't allow for the fact that Addamax voluntarily revealed Sun's involvement to   defendants'   counsel in October of 1991 and that OSF itself has known about it since at least May of this year.
The point is that Sun's kind of sugar daddy is neither uncommon, illegal or even fattening.        
SUNPICS &bquo;WANTED NO PART OF ADOBE DEAL&equo;    
Sources say SunPics was &bquo;dragged kicking and screaming&equo; into the brand new Sun Microsystems Inc and Adobe Computer Systems Inc alliance, (UX No 404), orchestrated by SunSoft Inc president Ed Zander, one of the first of the Sun mafia to come to <head>grips</head>with the slippery notion of standards &mdash; prodded no doubt by the coming onslaught of Microsoft Corp's Windows NT.
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</instance>

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The display was clear and easy to read, with decompression data well presented and easy to follow.    
Computers in general have undoubtedly allowed us more dive time, but a consequence of this is that ascent speeds are now critical.
With that point in mind I particularly like the Solution's ascent speed monitor, which was very easy to use.    
Another function of the Solution, is the ability to display dive profiles for the previous eight hours diving and for dive simulation.    
This is almost as much fun as going diving and is the ability to interface the Solution with a desk top computer and record, organise and recall all normal logbook information and also any dive profiles from the Solution's internal memory.    
The whole program works very well, I still seem to have problems in getting to <head>grips</head>with some areas.    
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Its fuel consumption was eight miles per gallon (2&ndash;5 km per litre) on the road and 16 mpg on rails.    
After these trials the Ro-railer disappeared from view.
But two years ago the idea popped up again, as part of the Lucas Aerospace workers' alternative corporate plan.    
This vehicle was developed from a 1963 patent.
It also has two sets of wheels, one set to guide it on rails and a set of rubber tyres for roads.
The Lucas workers' Centre for Alternative Industrial and Technological Systems and the North East London Polytechnic bought a secondhand Bristol bus and converted it.
In August 1980 they successfully tested the conversion on a private railway in Somerset.    
The advantages of the Lucas bus is that the rubber tyres give it better <head>grip</head>on steel and help to reduce shocks on the chassis.
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FORMER Ulster Secretary Peter &bquo;Babbling&equo; Brooke will replace Mr Mellor as Heritage Secretary.
Mr Brooke's recall after five months on the backbenches surprised MPs.
They had expected the Prime Minister to appoint a third woman to his Cabinet.
Mr Brooke, 58, earned his nickname by singing My Darling Clementine on a Dublin TV show last January &mdash; hours after an IRA massacre.
He was later defeated for the Speaker- ship by Betty Boothroyd.
Last night he likened his political fortunes to &bquo;a roulette wheel&equo;.
One of his tasks will be to bring in the national lottery.     
COMEBACK: Brooke        
&bquo;GET A GRIP, MAJOR&equo;    
DAVID BRADSHAW    
PUNCH-DRUNK John Major was given a veiled warning by Tory MPs yesterday to get a <head>grip</head>on things.    
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The numerals refer to the maximum stapling capacity of the tool: ie 10mm wide staples up to 14mm in length can be used.    
We put the tacker through its paces on a loft conversion.
Looking rather like a small jigsaw, the green-bodied machine weighs only 1.1kg, not significantly more than manual tackers.
This is important if you plan to use the tacker overhead, as we did.
Overall dimensions are approximately 170x170mm.    
Ergonomics play an important part in the success of such a tacker.
We had to staple a polythene vapour barrier to the rafters of a pitched roof.
With staples every 300m on each rafter, over 500 staples had to be pushed home.
This would be an enormous task for a manual tool, requiring a strong <head>grip</head>and concentration to position the staples on the woodwork.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40058" docsrc="bnc_CM1_637">
<answer instance="grip.40058" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The clouds swirled and rushed inward, vanishing in on themselves like waves in a whirlpool.
The air grew thick and clotted with magical power.
All present found it hard to breathe.
Their lungs tingled with magical energy.
The ground was split and vast chunks of rock were carried into the sky by the rising tide of magic.    
Atop one such floating island Aenarion continued to fight.
The Keeper of Secrets cut at him with its great claw.
Its terrible grasp could not cut Aenarion's armour but the pressure was too much for any mortal to bear.
Aenarion's ribs snapped like twigs under the awesome stress.
The pain would have killed a lesser being but Aenarion had passed through the fire of Asuryan and agony could not slow him.
He reversed his <head>grip</head>on the blade and drove it through the daemon's chest.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40059" docsrc="bnc_A65_1971">
<answer instance="grip.40059" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
In the early stages the rigidity of the boots did put pressure on the front of my ankles, making them uncomfortable to wear.
However with time this subsided and never once have the boots given my blisters.    
The boots are constructed using a solid one-piece leather upper with padding around the ankle collar and on the suede bellows tongue.
The boots are suede-lined and have a thin contoured footbed.
They lace using four sets of D-rings and three sets of hooks.    
The boots served me well in wet weather doing an admirable job in keeping my feet dry, but on some of the hotter days this year I did find that my feet got unpleasantly hot and sweaty.
These are the sort of boots I would prefer to use for autumn and winter walking when a tough and study boot is required.    
The Skywalk sole adds to the general solidity of the boots and gives good <head>grip</head>even in wet conditions.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40062" docsrc="bnc_CTX_1587">
<answer instance="grip.40062" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40062" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Some appear automatically when you begin a certain task (the Chart toolbar appears when you start work on a graph) and others live under the Options toolbar in the menu.
Apart from Chart, there are also Drawing, Utility and Format toolbars, and three for devising macros.
Toolbars are also customizable; you can construct your own by dragging tools from existing bars and attaching them to your own.    
Graph types are comprehensive and include contour graphs.
Rotating your graph to obtain exactly the right view is a delightfully simple mouse-controlled process; just grab a corner of a       3-dimensional box which represents your graph, and swing it around until it looks right.
It's easy and quick too, (the speed is a consequence of using a wireframe cube instead of the entire graph).    
Microsoft's attempts to increase usability have worked well, producing a package which is easy to get to <head>grips</head>with and fun to use.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40065" docsrc="bnc_AT6_1164">
<answer instance="grip.40065" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
Next came the  football   style skegs, which, with a hooked leading edge, apparently stop the air bubbles since at speed air cannot flow forwards along the front facing section.
Where these two designs unfortunately fail is that they are both very successful at catching seaweed and the like.    
The latest shape is the  cut-out   fin developed by Jimmy Lewis.
The part of the skeg nearest the board suffers most from turbulence and spin out, so this part is correspondingly cut away, relying on the large area at the bottom to provide the grip.
This skeg is not particularly good to windward, so for course racing large  racing   fins are favoured.    
The miniature fins are known as  thrusters   and are used on smaller boards with wide tails to provide extra <head>grip</head>on the waves.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40068" docsrc="bnc_C9J_1095">
<answer instance="grip.40068" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The only blight here is the numbering at the top of the neck, which does look out of place to me.
I could probably live with it, but really this perfunctory business belongs out of sight.
The twenty four frets are fat, but not too tall, giving the playing area a chunky, but not cumbersome feel.    
The nut is made from Wilkaloid, a substance that it is even more slippery than graphite and a closely guarded industry secret.    
The headstock has a macassar ebony veneer and boasts six Sperzel locking tuners.    
The tremolo is the Wilkinson type, which we've covered elsewhere in this issue.
But, to summarise: most of the clever stuff is confined to the arm itself, having a spring-loaded cam which locks the bridge in position when the arm is released from the player's <head>grip</head>and allowed to drop into a &bquo;rest&equo; position.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40069" docsrc="bnc_A65_1834">
<answer instance="grip.40069" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
Gear test    
Best selling Leather boots    
What sets some boots above the rest?
We took ten of the top trekkers through their paces      
Daisy Roots Veta V    
The first pair of real hiking boots I ever had were Daisy Roots and I've always been impressed by their comfort.
They've come a long way since those days though &mdash; the soles of that pair were completely worn through after 400 miles walking in the Andes so that I ended up walking in my socks!
In spite of this I still have fond memories of them as they were such a soft, comfortable pair of boots from day one.    
There's not much chance of wearing through the Vibram soles of these Veta V Daisy Roots though.
After several hundred miles they are as good as new with a reassuring <head>grip</head>in most conditions.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40072" docsrc="bnc_AKJ_447">
<answer instance="grip.40072" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Museums catalogue them as carefully as paintings.
Laurence Kanter, curator of the Met's Robert Lehman collection, concedes &bquo;it would be too pompous to hang frames as we hang pictures&equo;.
But the gallery is his &bquo;gesture of desperation&equo; to make people see the subtle carvings, the magnificent gilt of frames, from the 15th century onwards.
And he's unrepentant about the oddity of empty frames in a fine-art museum.
&bquo;We can,&equo; he says defiantly, &bquo;show a silver place-setting without serving dinner.&equo;          
Leading Article: Economies in peril    
WESTERN analysts have been too complacent in supposing that the Japanese government, with its seemingly firm economic <head>grip</head> , can handle the consequences of several years of speculative boom.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40075" docsrc="bnc_CGM_639">
<answer instance="grip.40075" senseid="grip%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Its superb massaging fingers will tone up problem areas such as hips and thighs and also help to stimulate your blood supply.
The BaByliss BodyToner Plus has two speeds &mdash; one for ultra gentle, soothing massage, the other for a full, stimulating treatment.
We've got 5 fabulous BodyToners, worth &pound;35, to give away to Hairflair readers.
So, if the thought of   baring   your body this summer gives you nightmares, send your name and address on a postcard to            
40 free    
Treat your hair to a salon-look with a new Style Brush from G B Kent.
The six new brushes are specially designed to salon standard, so you can create professional styles at home.
Each brush has a snazzy gold handle with a rubber neck <head>grip</head>to give you a firm hold as you style.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40077" docsrc="bnc_BNB_315">
<answer instance="grip.40077" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40077" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
On the night of Saturday 12 November, just as Forster, 180 miles &lsqb;290 km&rsqb; away at Preston, was fighting off General Carpenter, he faced Argyll at Sheriffmuir, a large open space six miles &lsqb;10 km&rsqb; north of Stirling.
On the bitterly cold morning of Sunday 13 November 1715 the two armies were woken respectively by bagpipes and trumpets.
The Jacobites, with 800 horse and 6300 infantry, easily outnumbered Argyll's 960 dragoons and 2200 foot soldiers.
The opposing sides took up conventional formations, initially two miles &lsqb;3.2 km&rsqb; apart, in two lines, with the cavalry on either flank in both.
The Highlanders were eager to get to <head>grips</head>with the enemy and, after an opening volley of musketry, charged forward to attack Argyll's right, only to be taken in the flank by his dragoons.
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<instance id="grip.40078" docsrc="bnc_CBC_6724">
<answer instance="grip.40078" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40078" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
James, who played Lieutenant Castillo, became a folk hero during the LA riots by appealing for calm and helping to clean up.        
Jason Priestley    
BEVERLY Hills 90210 star Jason Priestley keeps loaded guns at his Hollywood home because of threats to his life.
Jason, 26, who plays Brandon Walsh, spends hours in target practice with co-star Luke Perry, who also has a private arsenal.          
Now zap to the future    
Jane Adams    
GAME players still reeling from this year's wealth of super graphics and intricate formats had better recharge their batteries now &mdash; 1993 is going to be even more of a challenge.    
To help you get to <head>grips</head>with this new world of adventure here is a guide to the best of the New Year releases and when they will be available.    
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He had even imagined that she mocked him with her smile, though he could not be certain that she had actually  seen   him there.
If she had, he would surely be punished for leaving his room and daring to open her private door.
His fate would depend entirely upon her mood, which he knew from experience could shift and change in the winking of an eye.    
He could hear the man moving about in the room above his own.
Heavy footsteps crossed the ceiling from corner to corner, striding back and forth, to and fro in a familiar monotonous pattern.
ft was the mindless pacing of a caged animal.
The man had a rasping cough that exploded from his lungs in noisy barks which often left him groaning and gasping for breath.
Sometimes in the night he cried out in a hoarse voice and moaned as if struggling to escape the <head>grip</head>of a bad dream.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40081" docsrc="bnc_CG5_1444">
<answer instance="grip.40081" senseid="grip%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
It's a simple and relatively inexpensive job to remove and replace any damaged accessories you find; if you're not sure how to do this, call in an electrician.    
Next, take a couple of hours to inspect every plug in the house.
Make sure the plug casing is in one piece, and replace any that are cracked, chipped or, worst of all, have bits missing that could expose live parts.
Next, check that the pins are clean and bright; clean any that show signs of discolouration or charring with wire wool (an old Brillo pad is ideal).
For safety's sake, replace any plugs that do not have partly sleeved live and neutral pins if you have children in the house, since this provides extra protection for prying little fingers.
Then open up each plug in turn so you can check that it is correctly wired up, that the terminal screws are secure (they can easily work loose in time), that the cord <head>grip</head>is working properly, and lastly, that the correct fuse is fitted.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40083" docsrc="bnc_BND_1519">
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<answer instance="grip.40083" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
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When trials come we must trust what he has revealed about himself in the Bible rather than what our senses tell us at that particular point in time.    
In April 1986 our 29-year-old son met a lorry coming from the opposite direction with a very heavy utility trailer in tow.
The driver had forgotten to fasten the safety chain and the trailer came loose, bounced against the side of a bridge and then ricocheted across to our son's lane, killing him instantly.    
On our journey to the funeral we all did a lot of thinking.
Our daughter wanted me (Dave) to preach at the funeral because she said, &bquo;I don't want my brother's death to have been a total loss.
I want his mates to hear the gospel and besides that Billy would not want a sad funeral, so I think you should preach, Dad.&equo;
I had to come to <head>grips</head>with a lot of things in a hurry.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40084" docsrc="bnc_CLG_1025">
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<context>
Although the router can make all sorts of accurate joints and decorative edge profiles, many users may find they are most often using a straight 6mm cutter to remove the waste from a groove or mortise.
In other words, the router is mechanically duplicating the hammer and chisel method, but much more quickly.
We tried the Woodworker in this mode, cutting freehand to remove waste in a mortise, and forming repeated grooves with the adjustable fence.    
To keep costs down, the tool has no variable speed, so the handles should be firmly gripped all the time as the collet reaches 26,000rpm instantly.    
We were impressed by the build quality of the micro adjustable guide.
This would put many routers costing three times the price to shame.
It was wide enough to provide a stable <head>grip</head>on the timber edge, and could be adjusted rapidly.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40086" docsrc="bnc_A0F_969">
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<context>
My voice was strident and shrill.
A startled passer-by gave me as wide a berth as possible.
I ran down the pavement to get as far away from the hotel as I could, then I sat down in a doorway and continued crying.    
Slowly the tears subsided and gradually I began to pull myself together.
I had nearly got myself killed back there: what on earth did I think I was playing at?
The people back at the hotel didn't know me.
They didn't know I wouldn't steal money like that.
People always blame the stranger when something like that happens &mdash; why should it be any different for me?    
I became conscious of where I was and what I was doing so I quickly stood up and dried my eyes.
This was not the way to behave.
I had to get a <head>grip</head>on myself and put this whole wretched business behind me.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40087" docsrc="bnc_A8F_101">
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<answer instance="grip.40087" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
But Close Watch and Taking Your Life In Your Hands alone ought to be enough to guarantee it a place in the Immortal section.    
UB40-Labour Of Love (Dep International, 1983).    
SUBLIME set of reggae covers from the cunning Brummies.
They'll never better Please Don't Make Me Cry, and they know more about Neil Diamond's Red Red Wine than he does.    
Wall Of Voodoo-Call Of The West (Illegal, 1982).    
AS GOOD as it got for the deranged Los Angeles combo.
Stan Ridgway's distinctive Hollywood-flavoured world view was roaring at full blast on the big set pieces, Lost Weekend and the title track, while the Voodoos' one and only hit single, Mexican Radio, remains thrillingly bonkers.    
New Order-Brotherhood (Factory, 1986).    
IT WAS about here that the Mancunians really began to get to <head>grips</head>with the sheer scale of their music.
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<instance id="grip.40089" docsrc="bnc_CG5_961">
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<context>
TESTING      
BLACK &amp; DECKER 575E CUT SAW    
Black &amp; Decker has introduced the Cut Saw on the d-i-y market.
Previously only available in the Professional range, this multi-purpose variable-speed power saw, rated at 710 watts, does the same job as a range of hand saws: it will cut through hard or soft wood, fibre- and plasterboard, plastics and metals (ferrous and non-ferrous), cutting through timbers or across boards with accuracy and ease.    
Working on the same principle as a jigsaw, but with the reciprocating blade in line with the saw body, it's used in the same position as a hand saw, but held with both hands.
One hand on the pistol <head>grip</head>handle controls the variable-speed trigger and lock-on power button, the other grips the saw around its insulated rubber &bquo;boot&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40090" docsrc="bnc_A65_1879">
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<context>
Although primarily a three season walking boot, I would use the boots during the winter.
The sole of the boot is strong enough to attach articulated crampons.
Price: &pound;95 Material: Hydrobloc leather, Vibram dual density sole, Cambrelle/leather lining Sizes: 35&ndash;48 Contact: Europa Mountain Sport, Ann Street, Kendal, Cumbria LA9 6AB.
Tel: 0539 724740   Malcolm Anderson          
GT Hawkins Dalesman    
On my first walk testing the Dalesman boot along a stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, I developed blisters by the end of the day.
I felt the boots were rather narrow and inflexible.    
But after the initial blisters and a bit of breaking in, I've been fairly impressed with these boots.
A new Skywalk sole with an environmentally-friendly cleat pattern gives a good <head>grip</head>even on slippery rocks.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40094" docsrc="bnc_CRJ_3">
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THE WINTER SCENE    
Grandfather used to say &bquo;the day is a cock's stride longer at Old Newerday&equo; (12th January), but in the first week of the new year there is little to show that the sun is creeping marginally higher each day.
The earth is still fast in the <head>grip</head>of winter, and it will be weeks before there is any obvious sign that spring is not too far away.    
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</instance>

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<context>
Mr Honecker, 77 and still recovering from a gall-bladder operation, has so far flatly rejected all notions of change.
When asked by journalists recently about the refugee problem, he said, &bquo;What refugee problem?&equo;    
Earlier, Kurt Hager, 77, the party's oldest and most authoritative hardline ideologue, said the first priorities were to involve the population in the solution to important social problems and to improve the government's information policy.
Obstacles which prevent young people from using their talents at home must be swept out of the way, he said.    
Meanwhile, contradictory reactions by the authorities in various parts of East Germany continued, reinforcing the suspicion among experts in Bonn that the party leadership's authority is crumbling and it no longer has a firm <head>grip</head>on the situation.    
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<instance id="grip.40099" docsrc="bnc_BNK_989">
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<answer instance="grip.40099" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
It is hard to picture this woman as a gawky teenager, arriving in a new town, terribly self-conscious at being a new student.
It is much easier to picture her rebelling.    
&bquo;Everyone had to be rebellious then,&equo; she says.
&bquo;You simply couldn't hold your head up if you weren't rebellious.
The cool thing would be, during the three-day end of year exams, when you're allowed to do them at home, to be seen drinking the Students&equo; Union or in a pub around here, being terribly laid back while everyone else was hunched over their desks in their rooms.&equo;    
Moggach is very conscious of the fact that she &bquo;dipped her toe in&equo; and then retreated.
As she describes in her book, she was an adolescent girl coming to <head>grips</head>with growing up and kicking against conventions &bquo;but only in this rather middle-class way.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40100" docsrc="bnc_CFL_861">
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<context>
6    
A Victoria studio easel consists of an upright rectangular frame on a firm base.
A central shaft connected   to   a   movable   shelf allows canvases across a wide size range to be mounted and also permits variations in the height at which the canvas is carried.
The main advantage of this style of easel is its ability to accommodate large canvases and offer a vertical support to work on.    
7    
Certain easels are designed to be used with a variety of attachments.
These might include brush boxes or trays.    
8    
The radial easel is probably the most popular and common type.
It has no frame, but simply an extendable arm along which a base rest and top <head>grip</head>may be slid and locked into the desired position.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40105" docsrc="bnc_CDH_128">
<answer instance="grip.40105" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
STEP 1    
Alan sets to work on a simple, single-layered bob by brushing hair through well with a Denman Traditional.
This multipurpose styling brush is ideal for straight hair.    
STEP 2    
For added body, volume and manageability, hair was set on large rollers.    
STEP 3    
Once set, Alan worked into the curls with a Denman Mixed Bristle radial brush.
Great for creating curl, this brush is available with different sized diameters which in turn determine the size of the curl created.    
STEP 4    
For gentle backcombing and tousling, Alan used the Denman Vent brush.
It's a lightweight brush which features a sculpted handle, providing maximum <head>grip</head>for controlled styling.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40106" docsrc="bnc_CB5_375">
<answer instance="grip.40106" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Everything that the day had contained came together in Ruth's head.
She thought, for a moment, that she must go   mad.
Then she skirted the table, gripped her stepmother by the shoulders, and began to shake her as if she was no more than a rag doll.    
&bquo;Dudley House!&equo; she shrieked.
&bquo;You sent my grandfather to Dudley House?
How dare you do such a thing?&equo;    
Dudley House was the workhouse.
It was reputedly neither fit for man nor beast; &bquo;reputedly&equo; because few people who went in there ever came out to tell the tale.
The dread of one day being an inmate darkened the life of every poor person for miles around.    
She continued to shake her stepmother, screaming in her rage.
Shock alone, since the older woman was physically far more powerful, rendered Hester helpless in the girl's <head>grip</head> .
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</instance>

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<answer instance="grip.40109" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40109" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The refugees have spent six days on the Austrian border holding out for British permits.
Only six will be allowed into Britain, said Armed Forces Minister Archie Hamilton last night.        
Where did the catwalk go?    
Liz Moore    
IT'S not as elegant as Linda Evangelista's usual poses, but then who cares when you're being paid &pound;60,000 a second?    
The top model turned stuntwoman to film Coca-Cola's latest Diet Coke commercial, for which she was paid a sparkling &pound;1.8 million.    
The 27-year-old fashion queen ends up looking more like a cat burglar than a catwalk model in the 30-second ad.    
Linda once said she would not get out of bed for less than Pounds 10,000.    
But for almost two million pounds she not only got up, but got to <head>grips</head>with the crumbling guttering on a Paris rooftop.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40111" docsrc="bnc_AMY_825">
<answer instance="grip.40111" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The favourite matches were those against Flackwell Heath, and the Metropolitan Police.      
The third Artisans' Dinner, this time in the Council Chamber of the Town Hall, seemed as jolly as ever and was supported by seven members of the Reading Football Club team.    
Records for 1930 and 1931 are scant, but during 1930 Bill achieved his sixth hole-in-one, on the former short 17th, his third at Henley, the others being on the 2nd and 4th.    
The usual high-spirited Artisans' Dinner was held with Bill as usual leading the singing with &bquo;Burlington Bertie&equo;.    
His golfing prowess earned him a series of length golfing tuition articles in the  Standard  .
They read very well, viz: &mdash;    
&bquo;PITCH AND RUN    
This is a real St Andrew's stroke, played with the right hand &mdash; firm <head>grip</head>with the fingers of the same hand.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40114" docsrc="bnc_CM1_2185">
<answer instance="grip.40114" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
A sorcerer was abroad and no-one could stand against him.
He was a pale youth who wore the War Crown of Saphery.
Where he walked the Dark Elves trembled, for he commanded the powers of magic as if born to them.
His words summoned lightning.
He cast down monsters and destroyed Chaos warriors with a word.
The Slaaneshi Champion Alberecht Numan challenged him to battle, but he and all his followers were in an instant reduced to dust.
He intervened at the battle of Hathar Ford and slew Ferik Kasterman's Coven of Ten &mdash; the most feared Tzeentchian sorcerers of the day.
These were small victories, but in those days of darkness they gave the High Elves some hope.    
Hope was what the folk of Ulthuan's many kingdoms desperately needed.
The claw of Chaos held the island-continent firmly in its <head>grip</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40116" docsrc="bnc_A5R_214">
<answer instance="grip.40116" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The first is that both Labour and the Conservatives emerge more or less united &mdash; the former striking an attacking pose in the foreground, the latter stoutly closing defensive ranks behind.    
The second is that, electorally, the Democrats, Greens and SDP look like distant follies on a faraway hill.    
It is hard to escape the view that this scene will remain, in essence, unchanged.
This is the mid-term moment when rivals turn their banners towards the general election battlefield and start marching.
It is clear that there are only two armies.
An ICM poll in The Guardian this week showed Labour and the Tories picking up three percentage points, while the smaller parties fell yet further behind.    
At Brighton a month ago we watched Paddy Ashdown keep a tight enough <head>grip</head>on his party to ensure that it does not slip away into the political undergrowth.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40118" docsrc="bnc_CJE_618">
<answer instance="grip.40118" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Encourage the puppy to recognize its own chews by handing them to it.
At first the dog may only sniff at them but you should soon be able to encourage it to play with them.
If not, simply leave them nearby, and the dog will probably pick them up in due course.
You can buy chews which are impregnated with appealing flavours, such as ham.
Although these odours are not discernible by the human nose, the highly developed scenting ability of the dog means that it can detect the flavour easily.     
RIGHT Examining your dog's mouth should be an integral part of the everyday training process.
Otherwise, when this suddenly becomes necessary, the dog may actively resent it, and become aggressive.
Start while the dog is still a young puppy, using the <head>grip</head>as shown here.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40122" docsrc="bnc_CB0_909">
<answer instance="grip.40122" senseid="grip%1:06:02::"/>
<context>
For weeks he was the trouble of my dreams and it took real courage to go to see him in  Attila the Hun  .    
I first fell in love at the cinema &mdash; with Bella Darvi, a Czech film star who only made two films,  Hell and High Water   with Richard Widmark and  The Egyptian   with   Edmond Purdom.
To see  The Egyptian  , I had to walk to the other end of town, to the Essoldo.
I took good care to spruce myself up, particularly my hair.
(There was nothing I could do about my khaki shorts except tighten the wizened Dan Dare belt that Brynley had passed on.)
My hair was curly but I wanted a single, pure wave at the front like a bulldozer.
I tried water and one of my mother's Marcel wave <head>grips</head> , a bulldog grip with extra teeth, curved like a miniature coathanger.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40126" docsrc="bnc_ACB_1451">
<answer instance="grip.40126" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;See him?&equo; said Simon.
&bquo;Up there?
That's where the money is.
He's the one with the power.
&mdash; Look at him laughing.
Bet he's laughing all the way to the bank!
Looking down here, thinking: &bquo;What a load of mugs!&equo;
Bet all these machines are fixed.
That one is for a start!&equo;    
Marie had been putting her money in a machine which had a little silver crane which came down and swung round, grabbing at the prizes.
The claws on the crane didn't seem to close properly so that, even if they did manage to get a <head>grip</head>on a tube of sweets or a pink plastic comb, the prizes always slipped out again as soon as the crane started to lift them.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40128" docsrc="bnc_CCY_1139">
<answer instance="grip.40128" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
Measuring 3ft in diameter, the sundial is constructed of grp with a copper powder additive, which brings out the surface verdigris that normally takes years to develop.
The numerals, and a cragged sun and moon, are gold&rehy;leafed with double-thick English 23&frac12; carat gold.
The sundial should be mounted on a vertical south-facing surface.
The price is &pound;333.  ,  ,  .        
EASY EXTENSIONS    
A highly effective device for typing in new walls to existing masonry has been introduced by Furfix Products.
Called Furfix Wall Extension Profiles, the advanced adjustable tie system offers total flexibility in the setting out and building of wall extensions, whilst also providing maximum <head>grip</head>to the mortar bed, The system saves having to key in new walls to existing walls.  ,  ,  .              
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40130" docsrc="bnc_ACB_1220">
<answer instance="grip.40130" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Marie!
I just saw you out the window!
Were you looking for me?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes.
&mdash; Yes, I was.
I wanted to tell you about something.&equo;
Still holding her arm, he was walking with her back along the avenue, down to the sea front.    
&bquo;How did you know where I lived?&equo;    
&bquo;I saw you once &mdash; from the top of a bus&hellip;.&equo;    
Marie paused.
She sensed Simon's agitation &mdash; and his <head>grip</head>on her arm was tight.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40131" docsrc="bnc_CHA_1491">
<answer instance="grip.40131" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40131" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Such pessimists are wishing their life away.
The last few months alone have seen us tripping over stranger and stranger Techno records born of computer game consoles and febrile imaginations, wave after seemingly inexhaustible wave of new rap, the   grimy   grungy hordes of post-Nirvana American noiseniks and the endless fireworks let off by our homegrown rock scene.
There may not always be Summers Of Love, winters of Punk, Acid House explosions and Madchester madnesses, but there is  always   great and exciting (new and old) music out there.
You just have to have the wit, imagination and guts to go out and find it.    
The other thing the knockers are fond of saying is that as more and more media get to <head>grips</head>with rock and pop, so  NME   will wither and die.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40134" docsrc="bnc_CL7_1010">
<answer instance="grip.40134" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
On the tent front there's a lightweight backpacking model &mdash; the Termite &mdash; and two goose down sleeping bags to go inside, the 550g Kingfisher and 700g Kingfisher.
For mountaineers, there's a Lightweight Texaport jacket called the Avalanche and three microfibre jackets for hill walking or climbing.    .                
OFF BELAY    
BURYING THE DEAD    
Ed Douglas looks at the continuing controversy surrounding plans to bolt parts of Land's End and suggests that though the idea may be dead, it's a long way from being buried    
Let me introduce you to the world of press releases.
They are used by the publicity departments of large commercial organisations to do clever things with the truth.
They are written by people who have a slackening <head>grip</head>on the friendly hand of reality.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40135" docsrc="bnc_AN3_29">
<answer instance="grip.40135" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The church has a strong hold on education, the clergy command great respect from the population and the church leaders, like other Colombian elites, have not favoured social change.
The Chilean church, however, has often been referred to as &bquo;the most progressive Catholic system in Latin America&equo;.
(Vallier 1966: 220).
The hierarchy, often in the hands of the liberals, has promoted reform   programmes, such as technical training for peasants and the forming of cooperatives in the shanty towns, become involved in politics through the reformist Christian Democrat party and opposed the brutalities of the military regime since 1973, by speaking out openly against their excesses and providing soup kitchens for the needy.
Mexico is a country where the church does not have a strong <head>grip</head>on the population because of the force with which the revolutionaries opposed the clergy, believing them to be partly responsible for the backwardness of rural areas.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40139" docsrc="bnc_CR7_2287">
<answer instance="grip.40139" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Thanks to recession, total domestic sales of personal computers fell by 8% in the year to March.
Worse, Japanese PC makers now face foreign competition in their home market, as American importers sell machines fitted with software able to display Japanese characters.
Battered by Apple, Compaq and Dell, NEC belatedly announced big price cuts in February, but its computers still sell for about &yen;150,000 more than those of its foreign competitors.
Japanese consumers have noticed.
Houston-based Compaq says its sales rose by 10% during the first three months of this year.    
Hence the need for government help in clearing warehouses.
The average Japanese secondary school has 13 computers; the average elementary school just four.
NEC has a tight <head>grip</head>on the school market, though there is no universal standard.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40140" docsrc="bnc_CE5_615">
<answer instance="grip.40140" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
I'm begging for my family, not for myself.
I'll do a deal with you, I expect that.
But please, help me now.
In your mob you make up your own rules, you can't deny that!&equo;    
Bodie laughed, and Ray Doyle's eyes twinkled with a momentary amusement.
&bquo;That's true I suppose&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;I wouldn't like the Boss to hear us talking like this,&equo; added Bodie.
When Doyle turned to him and said, &bquo;What d'you think?&equo; he just shrugged.    
&bquo;Why not?&equo;    
Stone closed his eyes, and let the breath ease from his body.
Doyle's <head>grip</head>on his arm grew stronger.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40144" docsrc="bnc_B7M_234">
<answer instance="grip.40144" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
A majority of the 248 samples taken from road dirt and drainage ditches showed dioxin levels of one part per billion; some samples had 300 parts per billion of dioxin.
According to CDC spokesman David Ferney, the post-flood results confirmed the pre-flood analyses made in December.
On 23 December, CDC advised Times Beach residents to leave the town because the dioxin posed a long-term risk to human health.
But the EPA wanted to wait for the results of the post-flood analysis in the hope that the floods would dilute the dioxin.
They did not.    
The announcement last week was the first bit of positive news to come out of the beleaguered EPA for weeks.
The agency is thrashing about in the <head>grip</head>of an angry Congress that is bent on uncovering mismanagement and conflicts-of-interest at the agency.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40146" docsrc="bnc_B3J_2023">
<answer instance="grip.40146" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Now he was becoming definitely nasty.    
Arthur was the ticket clerk at Portsmouth railway station and the heat and been getting to him before the man arrived.
&bquo;Get a move on will you,&equo; he snapped, &bquo;I haven't got all day.&equo;    
The man on the other side of the glass was obviously the worse for drink and having difficulty finding his money.
Arthur's agitation increased as the woman next in line in the small queue began to fidget.
&bquo;Do you mind getting out of the way while I serve the lady,&equo; he stormed.
&bquo;What a time of the day to be drunk.&equo;
Suddenly, the man's arm shot through the tunnel shaped aperture in the glass screen of the cash desk like a striking cobra.
The hand grabbed Arthur's shirt front and tie in a vice like <head>grip</head> , and yanked him forward almost banging his head on the glass.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40148" docsrc="bnc_CMM_647">
<answer instance="grip.40148" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Put down the secateurs, and use long-handled pruning loppers &mdash; the type made by Wilkinson Sword are as essential to rose-growers as secateurs.    
While on the subject of secateurs, if you cannot rise to the cost of the revolving handle type, at least make sure that the handles are polished smooth.
Keep a little box of french chalk or talc handy to keep your hands &bquo;lubricated&equo; so that the skin slides as easily as possible over the handles, and so reduces the likelihood of friction.
To meet this problem, most makes have polished smooth plastic handles &mdash; unlike one well-known manufacturer who, for many years and until only relatively recently, proudly proclaimed the brand name by imprinting it deeply all over the handles &mdash; which gave the user a good &bquo;<head>grip</head> &equo;, but therefore virtually ensured sore, blistered hands whenever there was much work to be done    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40149" docsrc="bnc_BM5_926">
<answer instance="grip.40149" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
When the nose does eventually run wide, it does so very progressively.
All this makes the Safrane's handling capable and efficient, although it fails to reward the driver with tactile responses in the way that, say, an Alfa 164 does.        
Ride    
There's little payoff in ride quality, despite the excellent damping and body control achieved by the computer-controlled suspension.
And selecting the sport damping mode makes progress markedly more bumpy.    
On the motorway the Safrane rides excellently and is well able to flatten out long amplitude undulation while being equally successful at suppressing smaller bumps, such as expansion joints.     
Adaptive damping controls body roll well.
Good <head>grip</head>but steering too light; handles competently but unrewardingly        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40151" docsrc="bnc_APV_945">
<answer instance="grip.40151" senseid="pistol_grip%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Neither dispenser can be used with corrosive fluids   as these materials tend to corrode the return spring and cause   discoloration   and contamination of the chemicals.    
 Trigger sprayers  : These hand sprayers easily recognisable by their trigger pump action are known widely to gardeners.
They are commonly supplied with 600 ml plastic bottle reservoirs into which the trigger head is screwed.
They provide an effective way of delivering all types of liquid products from hard surface to caustic cleaners.    
Delivery can be adjusted by turning the nozzle head, fitted on a screw thread, to give a fine jet with a range of 2 metres or more or a fine mist comparable with aerosol sprays.
Variations include larger reservoirs of 1 litre or more and a heavier version with a longer range fitted with a separate pistol <head>grip</head>and a flexible feed tube that can be used to draw directly from a bulk container.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40152" docsrc="bnc_A08_564">
<answer instance="grip.40152" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40152" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
 Scratching one's balls.  
 So where does the desire to be up and doing come from?  
 Too complicated, he wrote.  
 All there in the big glass anyway, let others tease it out.  
 Keep going, he wrote.  
 Buy shirt.  
 Bulb.  
 Establish rhythm.  
 The density of the glass, he wrote.  
 The intractability of the glass.  
 Have to get to <head>grips</head>with what this does to the image.  
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40154" docsrc="bnc_B2S_455">
<answer instance="grip.40154" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Another variation built at Wolverton was the British Naval Ambulance Train.
A standard train consisted of twelve vehicles: a coach for baggage and guard, a staff coach, dining car, cot coach for officers, three cot coaches for patients, a store coach and kitchen day coach for patients, and a crew coach and guard.
The length of the train was around 620ft and the width 8ft 6in, while the weight was about 310 tons.    
Instead of berths, patients were received from hospital ships in hanging cots.
These were hung in two tiers on either side, but occasionally serious cases were suspended centrally, so as to be   almost entirely unaffected by the vibration of the train.
The cots were suspended from hooks attached to the roof and further secured in position by chains and springs, known as <head>grips</head> , which prevented them from swinging.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40156" docsrc="bnc_ARE_666">
<answer instance="grip.40156" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
Anyone who has any information should ring Sandy on: (0767) 680551 and ask for the Gill Net Hot-line, or write to Dr Nancy Harrison, RSPB Marine Policy Officer, RSPB, The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 2DL.              
COMPETITION    
Get Beavering And Win A Drysuit!    
Well, stone the beavers, it's another fabulous drysuit offer.
This month's prize has been donated by Beaver, one of Britain's foremost manufacturers of suits.    
For those who want to get wet but stay dry, simply answer the three easy questions below, and then spot the fish to win Beaver's superb Iceberg drysuit.    
Beaver claim that this is a top quality suit.
It is made from 8mm DAIWA neoprene.
This has a micro-cellular construction that gives great comfort and flexibility, yet won't tear or separate.    
The suit comes complete with dimpled knee pads, thigh pocket, moulded sure <head>grip</head>soled boots, heel protectors, and a separate hood.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40159" docsrc="bnc_AT6_2213">
<answer instance="grip.40159" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
Upwind    
the direction that is into the wind.
The opposite is downwind.    
&bquo;V&equo;    
The underwater shape at the very back of the board.    
Volume    
The volume of a board determines its buoyancy and, to some extent, its speed in different wind conditions.    
Water start    
An advanced manoeuvre used in stronger winds in which the sailor lets the sail pull him on to the board from a position in the water.    
Wax    
Non-slip wax is used to help your <head>grip</head>underfoot.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40161" docsrc="bnc_C9L_965">
<answer instance="grip.40161" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40161" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Modifying patches is as simple as pressing whichever up or down buttons you fancy, waiting until you find a sound you like and then saving it using the usual &bquo;Enter&equo; button.
This flashes after you've pressed it once, giving you the chance to change your mind; press it again and you've overwritten whatever patch was in that memory previously.
But if you overwrite the first twenty factory patches, there's a procedure allowing you to call them up again anyway (as per most digital devices), so all's not lost.
You can also dump your data (your favourite patches, etc.) to computer disk, so that in the event of disaster the TriAxis can be completely reloaded with them.
It's all pretty standard stuff for the digitally-minded, and easy to get to <head>grips</head>with for the novice.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40163" docsrc="bnc_AR3_1280">
<answer instance="grip.40163" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
As I recall, I had conveyed a plea to Miss Kenton for assistance &mdash; via a messenger, naturally &mdash; and had left M. Dupont sitting in the billiard room awaiting his nurse, when the first footman had come hurrying down the staircase in some distress to inform me that my father had been taken ill upstairs.    
I hurried up to the first floor and on turning at the landing was met by a strange sight.
At the far end of the corridor, almost in front of the large window, at that moment filled with grey light and rain, my father's figure could be seen frozen in a posture that suggested he was taking part in some ceremonial ritual.
He had dropped down on to one knee and with head bowed seemed to be pushing at the trolley before him, which for some reason had taken on an obstinate immobility.
Two chambermaids were standing at a respectful distance, watching his efforts in some awe.
I went to my father and releasing his hands from their <head>grip</head>on the edge of the trolley, eased him down on to the carpet.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40165" docsrc="bnc_AK2_856">
<answer instance="grip.40165" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The most likely concession to economic conservatives will be the appointment of a Deputy Prime Minister one rung below Mr Gaidar to look after industry.
The two favourites are Mr Arkady Volsky, once touted as a potential Prime Minister under Mikhail Gorbachev, and Mr Vladimir Shumeiko, deputy Speaker of Parliament and an interventionist Mr Gaidar has indicated he would tolerate.
Mr Yeltsin also managed to push through parliamentary ratification of his Federation Treaty that brings under one roof 18 of the 20 ethnic republics of the Russian Federation and all the smaller regions.    
The accord, signed 10 days ago, is aimed at preventing the sort of conflicts that led to the break-up of the Soviet Union from being repeated within Russia.    
Some deputies accused it of giving away too many powers to the regions.
But it was passed by 848 votes to 10.    
The victories were a measure of Mr Yeltsin's <head>grip</head>on Russian politics.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40168" docsrc="bnc_AT6_255">
<answer instance="grip.40168" senseid="grip%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
Clothing    
Unless you live in a warm climate a wet suit will be a necessity, as it is very difficult to learn anything if you are cold and shivering.
A wet suit will also enable you to spend more time on the water than if you only venture out when the sun is shining.
The wet suit should be tight fitting and allow reasonable freedom of movement.
The recently developed one-piece steamers are much warmer and are therefore the best option.    
Although to start with you can use ordinary sports shoes, in the long term it is worthwhile investing in some purpose-designed windsurfing footwear.
Good windsurfing boots or shoes have soft rubber soles so your <head>grip</head>will be far better, and the materials used in them mean that they can withstand use in water much better than running shoes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40169" docsrc="bnc_B7D_515">
<answer instance="grip.40169" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The first cleaning happens right out there in the orchard, because many of the harvesters have fans that blow sticks and other debris away while leaving the nuts to fall into their trailer.
They are hauled off to a depot, to await their turn to be processed.    
The first step is de-hulling, removing the flesh of the almond fruit.
This died while the almond was still on the tree, but it often remains loosely attached to the shell.
Another air-blast separates the nut from the hull, which goes to feed cattle while the nuts pass to the sheller.
An almond may be but a simple nut compared with a walnut but at last I was getting close.
The sheller, it turned out, was no more than a series of rollers, covered with hard rubber.
The rubber takes a <head>grip</head>on the shell and forces it between the rollers, which are set at just the right distance apart so that they crack the shell without damaging the kernel.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40172" docsrc="bnc_CU1_710">
<answer instance="grip.40172" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
He is blessed, though, with large hands which assisted him with the amount of spin he could impart on a cricket ball.
&bquo;The size of my hands probably did help me to give the ball a real tweak and to develop variety in my bowling,&equo; Tribe says.
&bquo;But it was not all-important.
Sonny Ramadhin could turn it.
He had small hands, but his wrist was flexible, so that was his advantage.    
&bquo;It is more difficult for spinners to grip the ball today because it does not get scuffed like it used to.
There were no such things as sprinkler systems then to get the outfields green and lush.
Water was scarce.
You had to be careful with it, so the outfields were rougher and dryer.
Now, the ball seems to retain its shine and the fast bowlers can use it for lengthier periods.&equo;    
Tribe's <head>grip</head>on an Australian football was not bad either.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40174" docsrc="bnc_CNL_108">
<answer instance="grip.40174" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
It is specifically designed to evolve current Sparc-based applications to System V.4 and acknowledges Sun's Solaris operating system only as an System V.4 subset.
Their specification however, looks down the road and anticipates the need to provide for both Microsoft Corp NT interoperability and Windows NT SparcWare applications in future.
The hardware vendors behind the move, only a slice of Sparc International's 34-odd ironmongers, are described as early leaders in System V.4 and include Amdahl Corp, Cray Research Inc, Fujitsu Ltd, HaL Computer Systems Inc, Matsushita Electric Ltd, Solbourne Computer Inc, Sun, Tatung Science &amp; Technology Inc and Hyundai America's Axil Workstations.
SunSoft Inc is also a backer.
Their designs are on the huge non-Sparc market and the glass house on which IBM Corp has loosened its <head>grip</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40177" docsrc="bnc_CH1_9795">
<answer instance="grip.40177" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40177" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Ugh!    
6 &mdash; 10:    
Poor.    
11 &mdash; 15:    
Getting better.    
16 &mdash; 19:    
Excellent.    
20:    
Pull the other one!              
FREE WRESTLING CARDS    
GET A <head>GRIP</head>ON THE LATEST ACTION    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40178" docsrc="bnc_BME_1022">
<answer instance="grip.40178" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40178" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The  Ebrahimi   type of doctrine is most likely to occur when a partnership is converted into a company but the same people are involved as before and carry on the business with much the same attitude.
Since  Ebrahimi   was decided, s 459 of the Companies Act 1985 has added to the minority shareholder's armoury a claim of &bquo;unfair prejudice&equo;, but only in so far as the conduct (actual or threatened) that he complains of is prejudicial to him in his capacity as a member.        
Parent/Subsidiary Relationships    
Perhaps the most important commercial change since the invention of incorporation itself has been the rise of groups of companies with interlinking control and ownership.
Given the economic significance of such groups, it may be surprising that neither Parliament nor the courts have yet got to <head>grips</head>with the problems they present.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40181" docsrc="bnc_CHB_265">
<answer instance="grip.40181" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Earlier this year they released their awesome debut single &bquo;This Accurate Pain&equo; through Chocolate Narcotic (a friend's label) and distributed it, largely, themselves.
Vowing never to cut corners, they've mastered their spliced-up, emotive grunge-pop without haggling with The Man.    
&bquo;They seem to have a better idea of the indie ethic in America,&equo; muses Jim.
&bquo;They do things for the fell of it and not for some kind of career motive.
Most of the smaller bands put out seven-inch singles themselves, whereas here everyone wants to be the next big thing and I hate all that.&equo;    
By rights, Razorblade Smile could easily be the Next Big Thing.
With American Hardcore tightening the <head>grip</head>on current musical trends &mdash; and the Brits struggling to withstand the pace &mdash; the Smile race in from behind like sprinters at a Strollathon.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40182" docsrc="bnc_B25_220">
<answer instance="grip.40182" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40182" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Research can be carried out at all sorts of levels; we could restrict ourselves simply to reading everything we can find   and produce a piece of work which was wholly based on documentary sources and which did not involve us in attending any baptisms or asking anyone involved any questions.
On the other hand, we might so frame our problem that we felt it would be impossible to solve it unless we carried out detailed fieldwork.
By defining our problem more clearly we help ourselves in deciding what we are going to do about it.    
The initial hypothesis suggested above about baptism being more a social than a religious ceremony is so general and broad that it obviously cannot be tested without being broken down into its constituent parts.
So, to get to <head>grips</head>with this problem we now have to break down our general hypothesis into a number of smaller ones which can be put to the test.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40185" docsrc="bnc_CEP_1667">
<answer instance="grip.40185" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40185" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
But there was no doubt that it was Rangers who deserved to emerge from this memorable encounter as worthy victors.        
Geoff Sweet's star ratings    
Geoff Sweet    
LEEDS      
LUKIC Back on form.
Surprised by Hateley blast and slightly iffy at corners    
FAIRCLOUGH Outjumped by Durrant for Hateley's goal.
Okay moving forward, but finally taken off 6    
DORIGO Brimming with endeavour and confidence.
His surges down the left always posed a threat 8    
WHYTE Crucial clearances but rarely got to <head>grips</head>with Hateley or McCoist 6    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40186" docsrc="bnc_CBJ_667">
<answer instance="grip.40186" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
By then the couple had moved east to Chapman Street, part of the new housing development in the neighbourhood of St George's in the East; it was here at the nearby parish church that Benjamin was buried five days later, the ceremony being conducted by the rector.
No cause of death is given, but we may make an informed guess, for all that, that a man whose elder brother had been carried off by consumption was himself the victim of that &bquo;white plague&equo; which accounted for one-third of all deaths in the early years of the 19th century.    
Cause of death would have been of purely academic interest to the deceased man's widow.
Elizabeth was in an unenviable position: here she was, at the age of 36, with young children on her hands and no husband to provide the necessities of life, at a time when Social Security was undreamt of and the country was in the <head>grip</head>of an economic crisis.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40188" docsrc="bnc_CD6_88">
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<answer instance="grip.40188" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
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With poetry about as popular as evening crochet classes, it's no mean feat that Lemn Sissay is fast establishing himself as an ingenious scribe with a tangible vibe.
Rather than locking himself in his bedroom staring mournfully out of the window, Lemn reaches out to his audience, grabs them by the lapels, rapping and ranting his bitter sweet rhyming couplets.
&bquo;I've always had a fertile imagination,&equo; he says.
&bquo;I was always drifting off and losing myself in my head, which I suppose is no different to anyone else except I carried it further, wrote it all down.&equo;
Relying on his street knowledge rather than tracing the lineage of classical literature, Lemn's strength lies in his love affair with language and ability to shoot straight from the lip.
&bquo;I've never been into that &bquo;I wandered lonely as a cloud&equo; type poetry, couldn't really get to <head>grips</head>with it.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40189" docsrc="bnc_BPK_319">
<answer instance="grip.40189" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
There are shouts of encouragement, gasps as the pole wavers and, above all, the calm voice of the polemaster who must keep complete control of the situation.    
It was 9pm before the maypole was safely in place and once again Simon Walker ascended to the garlands to release the ropes.
(It had been the practice for the climber to go to the top and give the fox a spin, but in 1984 the committee got cold feet when it found they might not be fully insured for the climber and a separate insurance would cost too much.
The fire brigade were called in to take down the ropes that year.)
After he had released the ropes, the huge crowd watched as Simon began to ascend rather than descend the pole.
He gradually inched his way up as spectators held their collective breath, for there was no safety net here, only the hard surface of the road.
The newly-painted pole was slippery and he found it difficult to get a good <head>grip</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40193" docsrc="bnc_AR8_598">
<answer instance="grip.40193" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40193" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Stirling said that he had to fly up to Beirut where he met a very senior French general, who promptly said &bquo;  Non  &equo;.
Stirling expostulated that this was as bad as the &bquo;bloody English at M.E.H.Q.&equo;, whereupon the general enquired as to his nationality.
Stirling replied that he was Scottish and, in the spirit of the &bquo;Auld Alliance&equo;, agreement was given.
There was, however, a senior general, Catroux, representing the Free French in Egypt at the time, and it is more probable that it was he who interviewed Stirling.    
The French proved to be a highly motivated and very brave addition to the ranks of the SAS, but in some ways they were a mixed blessing.
They were so keen to get to <head>grips</head>with the enemy that they disregarded much of the training in stealth and guile.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="grip.40194" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
When they said goodbye they'd embraced by the front door, a taxi waiting on the road outside.
He'd caught a glimpse of the two of them reflected in the hall mirror and his heart had lurched because it looked as if he was propping up a corpse.
Dad's body seemed to sag, as if his bones had turned to mush, and his breath, usually so fresh, smelled sweet, the sweetness of rotting plants or compost.
That sweet smell, it was strange how he'd recognised it.
That sweet smell was death's footman.
It was the announcement you heard just before death made its entrance.    
Back on India-May's farm he'd hung that picture in his head.
He'd carried it around with him, framed by the mirror's gilt, like some kind of talisman.
So long as he remembered the frailty of Dad's <head>grip</head>on life, Dad's fingers would never loosen and let go.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40196" docsrc="bnc_ASN_1384">
<answer instance="grip.40196" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
For a few moments Sandison allowed himself to take in the figure before him and he ignored what had been said.    
&bquo;If you would permit me, that is,&equo; the man said.
&bquo;I'm sure I could interest you in something better than Franco's usual offering.&equo;    
&bquo;Well,&equo; Sandison said, &bquo;that's kind of you&hellip; &bquo;    
The man rattled off some instructions to Franco who retreated to the end of the bar and started hunting through the bottles on a particularly high shelf.    
&bquo;Alfred Maidstone,&equo; the man said.
He extended a thin hand, very gingerly, as ii afraid it might be bitten off.    
&bquo;Sandison.
Albert Sandison.&equo;
They shook hands.
Sandison's <head>grip</head>was strong.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="grip.40197" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40197" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Despite joining the ILP in 1907, he continued for a long time to write leaders for Liberal journals.
He did not anticipate an open struggle for power between the Liberal and Labour Parties, but looked for proportional representation to resolve the tensions over distribution of seats between the two parties within an ongoing alliance of progressive forces.
The immediate task, as he saw it, was to open foreign policy up to democratic pressure, so that both the disinterested masses and the interested merchants and manufacturers could concert their influence for peace against the machinations of militaristic bureaucrats and their allies in the aristocracy of finance.    
Brailsford deplored the incapacity of pacifists to get to <head>grips</head>with the larger drift of British foreign policy &mdash; the effective entry of Britain into the European alliance system.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="grip.40199" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="grip.40199" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
CONTINUING HIS LOOK AT HOW TO USE IMAGES IN YOUR DOCUMENTS,  JOHN BENNETT   CHECKS OUT SONE OF THE BEST PC DRAWING PACKAGES AND EXPLAINS WHY YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE MICHELANGELO TO USE THE.    
The drawing packages I'm looking at this month have more widespread practical use than the painting packages I reviewed last month.
In general, hardware requirements are lower, print quality is more consistent and with the plentiful availability of clip-art, it's relatively easy to create an attractive image, even if you're lacking in artistic talent.    
Drawing software takes a mathematical approach to lines and shapes, and deals with objects rather than individual pixels.
Everything that's drawn on the page is made up of &bquo;vectors&equo;, with mathematically defined start and finish points, and allocated line, colour and fill styles.    
Although the drawing program's technique is trickier to get to <head>grips</head>with than the painting program's, it has two main advantages.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="grip.40200" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Yet for a long time the Cult of Pleasure was respectable and none connected it with the hidden worship of Chaos.    
Meanwhile Malekith had begun his many journeys and won renown.
In the colonies he led successful armies against the Orcs and the remnants of Chaos.
He ventured to the Blighted Isle in search of his father's armour.
It is said that he stood transfixed before the Altar of Khaine, and even laid his hand on the hilt of the great weapon.
To him it appeared as a sceptre, not as a sword, and perhaps he took this as a sign.
Of his father and Indraugnir he   found no trace.
His expedition took him ever onward to the cold colonies of the northern New World.
Here in the rubble of an abandoned pre-human city he found the Circlet of Iron, a talisman of awesome sorcerous power.    
On his return he found an island in the <head>grip</head>of suspicion.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40203" docsrc="bnc_ABJ_3132">
<answer instance="grip.40203" senseid="grip%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
This disrupts the message system that cells use to communicate with one another, in which electrical impulses are carried across membranes by charged atoms of calcium and chloride.
If cells do not communicate efficiently, the organs they are a part of &mdash; be they hearts, brains or bones &mdash; cease to work properly.
Some work needs to be done before the connection between aluminium and heart disease is proved to everyone's satisfaction.
But Mr Birchall has started a hare that many researchers will be watching.          
Not a goat to goad    
THANATOSIS sounds a nasty thing to have; in fact it can be a clever thing to do.
Some insects, snakes and other preyed-upon creatures &mdash; most famously the opossum &mdash; have perfected the useful trick of feigning death if captured in order to escape when a predator relaxes his <head>grip</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40204" docsrc="bnc_A7D_2084">
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<context>
This invaluable extra feature adds little to the overall weight and bulk of the AF-1, though you do lose the AF-1's fast-recycling flash and close-up facility.    
I have an aversion to noisy cameras, and this one rings several decibels before it's done with selecting and focusing the lens, and winding on the film.
Nevertheless, if I had to choose just one of these six cameras to serve all my picture-taking needs, this would be it.      
Verdict:    
Versatile weatherproof camera capable of good-quality results.
Highly recommended.          
MINOLTA AF-SP    
Least expensive of all the autofocus cameras on trial, the AF-SP's design style belongs to the age of cast-iron kitchen fittings.
Looks aren't everything, of course, and that homely exterior houses some hi-tech instrumentation.
I also liked the positive hand <head>grip</head>and the relative quiet of the motors.    
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</instance>

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For a second he blacked out, coming to as something big rammed into his back.
Disorientated for a frightening moment, he panicked, thinking it was a shark.
Then his training took over.    
He went down fast, clawing at the water with his hands, trailing his useless leg, and praying there was no blood pumping out, clouding the water, and contaminating it with its smell.    
Doubled up he drew his knife, eyes behind the vizor desperately searching the inky blackness.
Then he was up to the silvery layer of the surface.    
Relief.    
He knew then what it had been.    
The large shape of one of the assault boats was still forming, stretching ever further as he   watched, and folding out on itself.    
Thankfully he went up to it, getting a <head>grip</head>on its side ropes as he surfaced.    
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</instance>

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There was often fun about, through Andy Mullins' &bquo;judgemanship&equo;, Damian Hopley's flanker's fingers flicking elegantly over the piano keys, the efforts of keeping &bquo;Moon Child&equo; Harvey Thorneycroft's feet on the ground.    
On a more serious note, Rowell was a very impressive coach, demanding on the training field, decisively analytical off it &mdash; yet not afraid to speak out over indignities such as the Ubogu affair.
Mike Slemen offered the pleasant counter-balance, rather lighter in touch than Rowell, but similarly devoted and gaining equal respect.
They could make an interesting international team together one of these days.              
WORLD CUP SEVENS Qualifying Tournament &mdash; Catania, Sicily 29&ndash;31 May, 1992    
Keeping a <head>grip</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40211" docsrc="bnc_BN3_1474">
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Sammy Higgins, better known as &bquo;Tiger&equo; &mdash; understandably so.
One look at him and the blood curdled.
I learned later that his face belied his true gentleness.
He was chosen as gang-chief on account of his looks and size.
At heart, he was really a nice boy.
I did not know this at the time.    
He spoke first.
&bquo;Are yi&equo; no feart?
We can eat you an' your three pals easy.
Away yees go &mdash; or yil get the message.&equo;
(a beating) Though my whole inside felt as if clutched in an icy <head>grip</head> , I had gone too far to retreat.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40212" docsrc="bnc_CG1_28">
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Maybe I'm too cynical, but I find it difficult to accept Pete Gomersall's faith in human nature and the view that climbers will not step out of line and place bolts in the &bquo;wrong&equo; locations.    
What's good about the debating is that people are  talking   about the rights and wrongs of bolting as a practice &mdash; and that has to be welcomed.
Unless we talk we won't reach conclusions that are acceptable to the majority.
I know there are those who would prefer anarchy to hold sway, but what they do is destroy everything about climbing most of us hold dear.
But we won't be deprived of it without a fight.    
At the opening of the Buxton Festival, Lord Hunt (now a sprightly 80) made a heartfelt plea for the protection of the mountain environment worldwide.
Like oxygen bottles on Everest and increasing Himalayan tourism, bolting is something which has to be controlled.    
I hope, as a climbing fraternity (and sorority) we can keep a <head>grip</head>on it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40216" docsrc="bnc_CBP_225">
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The on-off and zoom buttons are positioned separately, adjacent to the handgrip.    
The tape-running (VTR) controls are usually grouped together.
On this model, they are built into the end of the body-shell; the camera-to-tape switch is in the form of a sliding cover.    
Setting the white balance used to be a fiddly and time-consuming procedure, hut nowadays it is done automatically, or by setting presets, or manually by aiming the camcorder at a standard white reference.
Unless you arc on auto white balance, check the settings each time you move outdoors or come back indoors.    
Now you can begin to take some test shots.
First, get used to the correct way of holding the machine.
Slip your right hand through the hand <head>grip</head>strap and adjust it for comfort if necessary.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40217" docsrc="bnc_CN1_1189">
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<answer instance="grip.40217" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Are you naturally more cautious, preferring to test the strength of your enemy before striking at his weak points?
If this is the case, then you may well want lots of hardy infantry and plenty of missile troops to scythe down the opposition as they advance on your army.
In either case, one thing you'll find essential is artillery, and plenty of it.
Cannons can be used to pound the enemy as you advance just as easily as they can blow holes in oncoming enemy formations.
Mortars, especially, are very nasty against large enemy units.    
There will be times when you may want to tailor your style of play to fight particular opponents.
Some armies, such as Skaven, naturally favour players of an aggressive disposition.
They scurry quickly across the table, keen to get to <head>grips</head>as quickly as possible.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40220" docsrc="bnc_CAW_1451">
<answer instance="grip.40220" senseid="grip%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
 Composed Upon an Evening of Extraordinary Splendour and Beauty   &mdash; where Wordsworth faces his own decline &mdash;      
 Extempore Effusion upon the Death of James Hogg   &mdash; a great dirge for his own generation of Romantic poets.    
 The River Duddon   &mdash; a series of sonnets.
The &bquo;After-Thought&equo; (xxxiv) is famous, but try to read more than this.    
 Processions   &mdash; a very strange poem about religious ceremonies, the last stanza of which seems to describe the Imagination as a      
In reading this last poem we may glimpse a solution to the problem of Wordsworth's decline &mdash; the Imagination had become a power so terrible that he could not risk indulging it, and yet it would not release him from its <head>grip</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.30027" docsrc="wsj_0288.mrg_42">
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<context>
But word of the possible session was closely held by the president and a
handful of top aides, and word of it did n't reach many second-level
officials until the past few days.  Indeed, many senior officials had been
insisting for weeks that Mr. Bush was n't interested in such an informal
get-together.  Though President Bush's political critics at home have been
urging him to open a more direct dialogue with Mr. Gorbachev, it actually
was the arguments of leaders within the Soviet bloc itself that led the
president to seek the December meeting.  Mr. Bush decided he wanted the
meeting after talking in Europe in July with the leaders of Poland and
Hungary, who urged him to support Mr. Gorbachev's efforts to transform the
Soviet system and to urge him to loosen his <head>grip</head> on
Eastern Europe, a senior aide said.
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</instance>

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<instance id="hearth.40003" docsrc="bnc_CH0_1926">
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Jitters knew she was doing two people a favour, because Fat Juanita got depressed when the johnny-passing-throughs left her   downstairs in the parlour with her knitting and gave all the custom to Gretchen, Connie Calzone, Margaret Running Deer and the Games Mistress.
Fat Juanita was too bloody old, fat and stinky for the Game really.
Not exactly prime camp-follower material.
Bloody buggering lovely personality, though.
If Jitters didn't have a wife and kids back in the old country &mdash; which, come to think of it, he probably didn't these days &mdash; he might just have dragged Fat Old Stinky Juanita up before the padre and tied the old knot.
A soldier should be married, gave him a sense of what he was fighting for.
Difficult to get the old fire up for the Greater Glory of flag, Empire and Prime Minister Ian Paisley, but <head>hearth</head> , home and humping still meant something in this godrotten hellhole khazipit of a world.    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40004" docsrc="bnc_BNF_1788">
<answer instance="hearth.40004" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
General pictures of what happens during the middle years are inevitably flawed, but they suggest that a change often takes place in marriage at that time and that for many people satisfactions come from sources outside the couple's relationship.
The variety of routes taken by couples make it impossible to track the course most frequently taken.
But if one issue is to be singled out as representing a point of potential conflict between partners at this time it will most likely concern the relationship between home and employment.
Role conflicts within individual marriages are taking place in a context of rapid social change and all the uncertainties that attend it.
The days have passed in which Tennyson could confidently assert:    
Man for the field and woman for the <head>hearth</head> :    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40007" docsrc="bnc_CBN_694">
<answer instance="hearth.40007" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Tralhaut comments that he seemed to be almost glorying in his failure to break down the barriers and &bquo;storm the fortress&equo; of his love's frozen heart.
More probably he had tapped a fresh source of energy in himself &mdash; call it the power of love &mdash; which made him feel invincible.
Any obstacle could be overcome.
&bquo;For love is something so positive, so strong, so real,&equo; he wrote exultantly to Theo, &bquo;that it is as impossible for one who loves to take back that feeling as it is to take his own life.&equo;
Everything was now irradiated by this feeling, which was bound to affect his work for the good.
&bquo;Did   you receive my drawings?
Yesterday I made another, of a peasant boy lighting a fire early in the morning on the <head>hearth</head>over which a kettle is hanging; and another, of an old man putting kindling wood on the hearth.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40010" docsrc="bnc_BNU_2094">
<answer instance="hearth.40010" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<answer instance="hearth.40010" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Kalchu was wearing his rope-soled woollen boots and a red, brown and yellow striped blanket wrapped around his shoulders.
I had on my down-jacket, zipped and buttoned to my chin, and a pair of leather walking-boots.    
The headman's house was already full of men, warming themselves and talking round the central fire.
We stood in the doorway for a while until our eyes adjusted to the darkness and then, stooping low to avoid the worst of the smoke, we made our way through the crowd to a space that had been cleared for us close to the fire.
One or two of the men greeted Kalchu with nods and comments and several of them expressed surprise that I was coming with them.    
On the far side of the <head>hearth</head>the headman was sitting with his legs crossed, his back very straight, ceremoniously smoking a hookah.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40012" docsrc="bnc_A7C_171">
<answer instance="hearth.40012" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
He seemed so pleased with himself that I couldn't help saying that I should mind them very much myself but that I had no objection to  his   wearing them &mdash; a view which I believed surprised him.    
Betjeman liked teasing Lewis.
He opted to be taught medieval Welsh as a special subject.
He was perfectly entitled to do this by the statutes of the English Faculty; but there being, at that date, no one in Oxford who could teach it, Lewis had to organize a tutor from Aberystwyth to be brought to Oxford once a week by train.
Sometimes Betjeman surprised Lewis by producing &bquo;a very creditable essay&equo;.
But for the most part he was, in Lewis's eyes, an &bquo;idle prig&equo; who wasted his time cultivating well-born families and pretty boys and visiting exotic churches.
On one occasion when he had failed to produce an essay for the third week running, Betjeman wandered sheepishly into Lewis's room and threw himself on his knees by the <head>hearth</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40014" docsrc="bnc_CG5_1">
<answer instance="hearth.40014" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
THE PRACTICAL HOME IMPROVEMENT MAGAZINE POWER TOOLS ON TEST VENTILATION: A BREATH OF FRESH AIR A LOOK INTO MIRRORS CHRISTMAS ELECTRICS Cosy <head>hearth</head>FOCUS ON FIREPLACES WIN A FABULOUS BATHROOM SUITE WORTH &pound;1,000!          
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40016" docsrc="bnc_C8T_1307">
<answer instance="hearth.40016" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Meg Dennison was in a long black skirt and a blue patterned silk blouse with a bow at the neck.
But it was their hostess who was the most elegant.
The long shift in fine dark brown wool worn with a heavy necklace of silver and amber hid her angularity and emphasized the strength and regularity of the strong features.
Beside her Meg Dennison's prettiness was diminished almost to insipidity and Hilary Robarts's strong-coloured cotton looked tawdry.    
The room in which they were dining must, he thought, have been part of the original cottage.
From these smoke-blackened beams Agnes Poley had hung her sides of bacon, her bundles of dried herbs.
In a pot slung over that huge <head>hearth</head>she had cooked her family's meals and, perhaps, at the end had heard in its roaring flames the crackling faggots of her dreadful martyrdom.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40019" docsrc="bnc_CRM_1373">
<answer instance="hearth.40019" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
They represent more than 40 different plants, including sorghum, millets, legumes, fruits, nuts and tubers that are presumed to be wild (although there are some suggestions of cultivation in the sorghum).
Accelerator mass-spectrometric C dates on 11 of the seeds all fall within one standard deviation of 8,000yrBP.
The early Holocene plants were found at Site E-75&ndash;6, at Nabta Playa, near the Egyptian-Sudanese border.    
The site had been excavated in 1975 and 1977, when almost 1,000m  2   were cleared, revealing cultural deposits belonging to two phases of Early Neolithic, of which the earlier was dated to 8,800&ndash;8,500yrBP.
The upper horizon of the site showed an arrangement of two rows of features, including the shallow basin-floors of huts, <head>hearths</head> , storage pits and walk-in wells; it gave several C dates on charcoal of 8,100&ndash;8,000yrBP.    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40025" docsrc="bnc_CES_82">
<answer instance="hearth.40025" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
At the top I found myself in a wide gallery looking down onto the floor below.
Ahead of me was a glass-panelled oak door which led out to the sun terrace.    
The terrace, I decided, I would investigate later.
I walked along the oak-railed gallery, looking both down and up at the magnificent chimney.
Until now my only objection to living in a water-mill had been a conviction that it was bound to be dark, water-mills having a habit of being in valleys, Nigel explained, but it was wonderfully light up there, with two large, deep-set windows.
Goodness, the walls were thick &mdash; nearly three feet deep, I guessed.
I was again walking along the length of the building and through another archway into an area with yet two more large windows and another fireplace built into the opposite side of the chimney from the one below, with a raised slate <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40027" docsrc="bnc_B71_345">
<answer instance="hearth.40027" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
AN IMPORTANT new archaeological site, showing evidence of human habitation more than 20 000 years ago, has been discovered on the Franklin River in South west Tasmania, lending weight to new moves by the Australian federal government to stop the dam there.    
Last week, the government introduced into parliament the world Heritage Properties Conservation Bill, specifically aimed at stopping work on the dam.    
It was introduced at a special one-day sitting of parliament and relies on a number of commonwealth powers, including its right to make special laws for any race of people.
This is aimed at protecting the aboriginal sites on the Franklin.    
The legislation will be used to back up the federal government's high court case, due to be heard at the end of May, which is seeking a permanent injunction against the power project.    
The new archaeological discoveries, including artifacts, bones, charcoal and <head>hearths</head> , have been made at Deena Reena cave.    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40029" docsrc="bnc_CFY_2420">
<answer instance="hearth.40029" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
He had a face on him like a battered pluck; he was gangly, you know&equo; &mdash; she shook her arm &mdash; &bquo;loose-limbed; but he was the kindest, most considerate man you could ever wish to meet.
But life plays you dirty tricks.
I'd spent most of it with the other two, one bad and the other indifferent, now I'd come across a good one and fate gave us four years together, that's all.
But looking back I think of them as compensation for the   rest of me life before, and what's to come&hellip;
Maggie's a fine girl, Joe; she's one in a thousand.&equo;    
&bquo;I know that, Mrs Robson, but we understand each other.&equo;    
&bquo;Aye &mdash;&equo; she rose from the chair, went to a basket at the side of the <head>hearth</head>and, taking up a log, she almost flung it on the fire, and as she dusted her hands she ended, &bquo;that's what she tells me.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40030" docsrc="bnc_CEH_2178">
<answer instance="hearth.40030" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Where in heaven's name have you been until now?&equo;    
&bquo;We've been comin', Chief.
As fast as we could.&equo;
Vi took a step forward, assuming command.
&bquo;I met up with these two on Glasgow station.
They'd missed the connection, too.
Sorry, Chief.
The trains were shockin'.&equo;    
As if she had no part in the conversation, Jane gazed around her.
This regulating office was small, and unlike its bare, efficient counterpart at the training depot, was homely and almost feminine.
On either side of the Victorian fireplace with its flower-filled <head>hearth</head>stood an easy chair.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40033" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1670">
<answer instance="hearth.40033" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="hearth.40033" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
When the hearth is prepared, the fire can be lit.
This does not happen so often nowadays in literal terms, central heating and portable fires have taken care of that.
I made the discovery, on moving to a country home with large, temperamental wood-burning stoves, that I was woefully ill-educated in the lighting and management of fires.
My poetic image of the Lady of the Hearth was grounded sharply on one particular occasion when, suffering from raging au, and having to cope with the demands of two small children in a freezing house, I struggled over and over again to make the wood catch fire.
There is more skill to this than many people realize.    
A Lady of the <head>Hearth</head>who does not personally oversee her fire can be heading for trouble, and the men around may not be much use either.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40034" docsrc="bnc_CH4_2665">
<answer instance="hearth.40034" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It's fun.
How do you get enough water for your bath?&equo;    
&bquo;I don't take a bath,&equo; Miss Honey said.
&bquo;I wash standing up.
I get a bucketful of water and I heat it on this little stove and I strip and wash myself all over.&equo;    
&bquo;Do you honestly do that?&equo;
Matilda asked.    
&bquo;Of course I do,&equo; Miss Honey said.
&bquo;Every poor person in England used to wash that way until not so very long ago.
And  they   didn't have a Primus.
They had to heat the water over the fire in the <head>hearth</head> .&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40036" docsrc="bnc_B1P_1046">
<answer instance="hearth.40036" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="hearth.40036" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
For the local researcher concerned with studies of bygone industries the following are useful:  Industrial Archaeology   by M. Rix (1967),  The Techniques of Industrial Archaeology   by J.P.M. Pannell (1974), and  Fieldwork in Industrial Archaeology   by J.K. Major (1975).    
Personal prosperity    
The subject of the prosperity of individuals and families is very closely connected with social structure, agriculture, and trade and industry.
To some degree aspects of local distribution of the eighteenth century, poor relief of the nineteenth, or welfare benefits of the twentieth.
A great deal of information is contained in the numerous books already
cited in this chapter as worthy of forming part of a personal library,
and the local researcher should not lose sight of the early
comparative data obtainable from the published Domesday folios, and
the later in such things as the <head>hearth</head> tax assessments, all of which volumes are well worth places on private shelves.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40037" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1104">
<answer instance="hearth.40037" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Kalchu had brought in the two calves from their separate pen and they were pumping their mothers' udders, bracing their hooves and thrusting with the whole length of their sketchy bodies.
He allowed them just enough milk to supplement the grass they were learning to eat and then pushed them aside, replacing their mouths on the teats with his fingers, squeezing the milk in short squirts into a frothing bowl on the ground below.    
Later, inside the hut, the first rays of sun shone through the birch-bark roof, lighting it up like red cellophane and tinting the loose pine-needles on the floor the colour of ripe apricots.
The cooking fire had been put out, but the smell of wood-smoke lingered, mixed with the cloying richness of fresh and sour milk and pine.    
Kalchu, Chola and the children were eating, sitting in a circle around the empty <head>hearth</head>&mdash; a pit in the earth surrounded by stones.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40039" docsrc="bnc_CG5_801">
<answer instance="hearth.40039" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
It's important that the joint between the surround and the chimneybreast is sealed completely, to prevent smoke from escaping.    
Until the 1930s, when totally tiled surrounds became popular, decorative hearths were formed by laying tiles on top of the structural concrete hearth, flush with the floor boards.
This required a protective ornamental fender, usually of brass or copper, which usually matched a set of fire-irons (small and long-handled shovel, poker, and long-handled tongs and brush).    
The tiled hearth of a 1930s' surround was made in a single unit, and simply laid on the structural hearth.
A thin bed of cement and sand would be used to overcome any irregularities, and ensure the unit was level.
Some <head>hearths</head>were simply butted up against the surround, whilst in other designs, the surround stood on the hearth.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40040" docsrc="bnc_AEB_2674">
<answer instance="hearth.40040" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Jackie motioned to them to help him and all three put their shoulders to it and pushed.
It resisted for a moment, then swung completely open, and they stood on the threshold, goggling in.    
It was a room of modest proportions, all of which seemed to curve comfortably inwards like the lines of a shell towards the central and most prominent feature &mdash; a splendid and remarkable cot, wonderfully sumptuous, all frilled and canopied in white lace.    
Beside it on a table burned a candle, the source of the light they had seen from the garden.
A nearby tray was furnished with a mug and a large plate scattered with the crumbs of a large slice of cake.
The air which was almost suffocatingly warm (the remains of a fire glowed in the <head>hearth</head> ) smelled of sugar and boiled milk and the sickly sweetness of fever.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40042" docsrc="bnc_CFK_333">
<answer instance="hearth.40042" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<answer instance="hearth.40042" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Alternatively, pairs of vertical timbers in holes in the ground clasped horizontal members with wattle and daub infilling, or the uprights were staggered with panels of inter&rehy;woven wattles between them.
The interpretation of the super&rehy;structures naturally presents greater problems, but it is argued that most had gabled roofs with rafters resting on wall plates below head height.
The floor would be clear with crucks across the middle of most of the buildings supporting purlins and a ridge&rehy;piece.
Some of the more complex structures may have had suspended timber floors.    
The internal arrangements and uses of these buildings are poorly understood.
It is not, for instance, possible to say to what extent the differences in construction relate to their function.
           Within one hall at Chalton an area of less-worn chalk subsoil at the eastern end near the partition may mark the position of a <head>hearth</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40044" docsrc="bnc_CKD_2217">
<answer instance="hearth.40044" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
She looked around at the bare, cheerless workshop, at the roughly made counter and the cold bare flags of the floor and shivered, what a place to have to work, even in   her own reduced circumstances she was so much better placed than Hari Morgan.
Why was it then that she almost envied the girl?    
Suddenly, Hari Morgan appeared in the opening of the back door, her hair fanning out darkly on her shoulders, an incongruously large leather apron swamping her small frame.
She looked very vulnerable and Emily wished that they had started off on a more pleasant footing.    
&bquo;May I talk to you?&equo;
Emily asked awkwardly, not quite knowing what to say.
&bquo;It's about business.&equo;    
&bquo;Aye, come through into the kitchen,&equo; Hari spoke guardedly and Emily couldn't blame her for being suspicious.
Emily followed her across the yard into the surprisingly sunny warmth of the kitchen.
The room was poorly furnished but it was spotlessly clean and a cheerful fire blazed in the blackened <head>hearth</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40047" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1629">
<answer instance="hearth.40047" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
By intelligent, I do not mean intellectual, but based on a wise consideration of our emotional and physical needs, and those of other members of the household.
We have the power to create a welcoming, healthy space for living which will nurture others as well as ourselves.
We have the ability to colour it through our personalities, and shape it according to our imagination.
This requires personal understanding of each individual situation, not a blind response to ideals and opinions.    
Setting up a &bquo;hearth&equo; corresponds to setting up a home.
To make a hearth, a space has to be defined and, to some extent, separated from its surroundings, with stone, fire guards and so on &mdash; just as a house has walls and boundary fences.
The <head>hearth</head>has to be made of materials which will withstand heat and provide the right structure for the particular fuel to burn in.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40049" docsrc="bnc_CAC_2023">
<answer instance="hearth.40049" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Unbaptised infants are thought to live in limbo, and their spirits may be summoned or used for either good or evil purposes.        
Lobs    
Shakespeare called PUCK &bquo;the lob of spirits&equo;, inferring he was a prankster who essentially meant little harm.
Lobs are BROWNIE-like creatures with long tails.
Large and amiable their strength makes them very useful for heavy farm work, such as threshing and mowing.
The Lob-lie-by-the-fire of Scottish legend was a particularly large specimen, as was Milton's  Lubbard Fiend  :      
&hellip; then lies him down, the Lubbard Fiend    
And stretch'd out all the chimney's length    
Basks at the fire his hairy strength.          
Like brownies, they prefer to work during daylight hours and snooze in a warm spot by the <head>hearth</head>during the day, only hoping for a bowl of milk as payment for their labours.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40053" docsrc="bnc_CD9_379">
<answer instance="hearth.40053" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
If Niki the man slips through this net of approbation, much of the fault must rest with his own capacity to mythologize, his utter disrespect for those who seek to read his mind and the kinds of people he has always kept about him, like court jesters, to keep his market value high.      
The last is important.
Niki is an Austrian and, at that, an Austrian in the full sense of the word, and Austrians, at least after the collapse of their empire in 1918, are a little bit aslant to the world.
As an Austrian, Niki is divided against himself, and there are not just two Nikis but several dozen of them.
The job of keeping them together has been entrusted to a series of &bquo;confidants&equo; who write his books, churn out his articles, furnish his quotes, capture his image and sweeten the sour, and when I once asked Niki why he wouldn't ever do a serious &mdash; and in consequence, a truthful &mdash; book about himself, he replied, why should he?
The only thing such books were good for, he added, was starting the fire back home: he kept a pile handy by the <head>hearth</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40055" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1630">
<answer instance="hearth.40055" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
We have the power to create a welcoming, healthy space for living which will nurture others as well as ourselves.
We have the ability to colour it through our personalities, and shape it according to our imagination.
This requires personal understanding of each individual situation, not a blind response to ideals and opinions.    
Setting up a &bquo;hearth&equo; corresponds to setting up a home.
To make a hearth, a space has to be defined and, to some extent, separated from its surroundings, with stone, fire guards and so on &mdash; just as a house has walls and boundary fences.
The hearth has to be made of materials which will withstand heat and provide the right structure for the particular fuel to burn in.
Here there is a similarity with the way in which a home is set up to cope with the needs and activities of its occupants, who may be compared with the living fire on the <head>hearth</head> !
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40058" docsrc="bnc_AN4_1149">
<answer instance="hearth.40058" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
No such is  Florio  , he has Wit&hellip; 'tis true,    
Enough, Octavia, to impose on you:    
Yet such a Wit you'll, by Experience, find    
Worse than a Fool that's complaisant and kind:    
It only serves to gild his Vices o'er,    
And teach his malice how to wound the more      
&lsqb;ML, 1, 258&rsqb;.    
A marriage begun without financial security looks hazardous to the poet, let alone where the man seems cunning and manipulative.
She foresees a future when those qualities which Octavia admires in Florio, will be only an irrelevance:     
Now cou'd your  Florio   by his Wit inspire    
The chilly <head>Hearth</head> , to blaze with lasting Fire:    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40059" docsrc="bnc_A0N_2346">
<answer instance="hearth.40059" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Across the river the tiled roofs of Dunkeld looked warm and homely, like a picture from another world.    
&bquo;Steady now&equo; &mdash; Colberg's voice.
&bquo;We shall bait at Inver inn and I shall cross the ferry for fresh horses.
Sergeant Collier &mdash; the prisoners may refresh themselves., The party was drawing up with a jingle and a grinding of hooves on a cobbled forecourt.
Three sides of a square surrounded them with high walls and rows of windows.
Cameron and Menzies stepped down, staggered, and were supported into the inn.
In a brown-panelled room smelling of tobacco they sat on opposite sides of a cold <head>hearth</head>full of cinders, swallowing hot wine and water under the blue eyes of Sergeant Collier, who was looking at them with intent curiosity like a man staring at a two-headed dog in a freak show.    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40062" docsrc="bnc_CG5_856">
<answer instance="hearth.40062" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
 Typical efficiency: 60%.      
 Flamewave Supreme    Inset Living Flame Effect   Unlike the first two types, these can be fully installed within a fireplace opening, and project only minimally into a room.
They normally feature a convector heat exchanger rather than relying on heat simply to be radiated from glowing ceramic coals/logs.
 Typical efficiency: 40%.      
 Valor Dream    Decorative Gas   These differ from Living Flame Effect Fires by being entirely open, although once again, they are designed to simulate solid fuel coal or log fires.
There are two main types: one fits a standard 16in or 18in fireplace opening, and the other is self-contained in a firebasket or &bquo;dog&rehy;crate&equo; on a large rectangular <head>hearth</head> , sometimes with a canopy flue.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40065" docsrc="bnc_B3H_944">
<answer instance="hearth.40065" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Tourism as such did not begin to flourish until the end of the 18th century.
Robbery enough existed near London, but Southerners may have suspected, especially after the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715, that there was no order or security in the North and so not worth the long, expensive journey there.
The roads were bad and hotels poor; in a Kentmere caravanserai in 1820 according to the  Lonsdale Magazine  , there is a good description of a mixture of farmhouse and public house, serving as hotel: &bquo;The floor was bespread with tubs, pans, chairs, tables, piggins, dishes, tins and the other equipage of a farmer's kitchen.
In the dusk of the evening and the darkness of the house, the things were only just visible&hellip; innumerable obstacles that intervened between us and the cosy  <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40068" docsrc="bnc_B0R_486">
<answer instance="hearth.40068" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Even the unsympathetic could not but be impressed, and when Charlotte Poole, Tom's cousin, met Coleridge at Marshmills that month, she mingled her disapproval with admiration, setting him down in her journal as &bquo;a young man of brilliant understanding, great eloquence, desperate fortune, democratick principles, and entirely led away by the feelings of the moment&equo;.     
The Somerset coast at Shurton Bars    
Another and better poem, written by Coleridge himself, also resulted from his September journey.
At Shurton, a letter reached him in which Sara evidently wrote sadly of the growing coolness in her relations with Edith and Southey.
Imagining his Sara &bquo;all oppressed with gloom&equo;, Coleridge's spontaneous reply was a poem set in the descriptive frame of an evening visit to Shurton Bars, the coastal area lying beyond a rich tract of open fields to the north of Shurton Court.
The coast at Shurton Bars shelves more gently to the sea than at many points farther west, and in the eighteenth century still provided a landing-place for infrequent trading vessels which brought coal from Wales for coastal lime-kilns and West Somerset <head>hearths</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40069" docsrc="bnc_CBC_8068">
<answer instance="hearth.40069" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="hearth.40069" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The business of buying property in Russia, though, is a nightmare.&equo;    
Mr Faith was born Terry Nelhams, son of an Acton coach driver.
He was an odd-job boy with Rank Film Services.    
Before he first entered the charts he had appeared in the film Beat Girl and in ITV's No Hiding Place.
His wife, then Jackie Irving, had earlier stepped out with Cliff Richard.    
Unusually among popular music entertainers Mr Faith has always had a strong awareness of financial matters, trading up his homes and investing wisely.    
He has always appreciated the finer things in life and can often be seen lunching at London's Savoy Grill.    
Although fox hunting has not taken place in Hyde Park for many years, an impressive Hunt Ball was held in the Polish <head>Hearth</head>Club in Kensington last week for Shropshire's United Pack.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40072" docsrc="bnc_C8T_1509">
<answer instance="hearth.40072" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
But don't worry, if I ever rind you  in extremis   I'll endeavour to overcome my natural repugnance.&equo;    
Hilary relaxed and gave a little self-satisfied smile, as if gratified to have stung him into a cheap retort.
Her voice was more natural as she said: &bquo;I'm surprised you weren't treated as a suspect.
After all, you were the first on the scene, and this is the second time you've been, well almost, in at the death.
It's becoming a habit.&equo;    
The last words were spoken almost under her breath but her eyes were fixed on Lessingham's face.
He met her glance and said, with equal quietness: &bquo;But there's a difference, isn't there?
I had to watch Toby die, remember?
And this time no one will even try to pretend that it isn't murder.&equo;    
The fire gave a sudden crackle and the top log rolled over and fell into the <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40075" docsrc="bnc_CCB_1487">
<answer instance="hearth.40075" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Had he not plodded his way to the fairs and markets, to the countless isolated communities in villages and hamlets, the English race would have been immeasurably poorer in its literature, its recreations and its memories of the past.    
We must try to imagine these little worlds, with no public libraries or mobile vans, no bookshops or post offices, no magazines and even an old newspaper a rare event.
Periodically through the dust and the rutted mud came the laden pedlar, on his feet or the back of a donkey; and from his strapped load presently spilled the trifling, precious wares of his trade&rehy;the cheap gloves and laces, the toys, trinkets and gee-gaws, the lengths of material &mdash; and, most important of all for our purposes here, the ballad sheets, broadsides and booklets that brought news of the wider world and stories and verse to give pleasure round the <head>hearth</head>in the long winter evenings.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40077" docsrc="bnc_CES_342">
<answer instance="hearth.40077" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
You drive along a narrow, twisting road half-way up a mountain of rocks and boulders, supporting nothing but scrub and heather plus a few of the tougher and more foolhardy breed of sheep, round a bend and then, suddenly, you look down and there is the valley, with its winding river, fertile fields, a village tucked away at one end, and a verdancy that knocks you for six with its lushness.    
We had come not only to Wales but, according to the guide-books, to &bquo;the heart of Welsh-speaking Wales&equo;.
Would we be understood?
There was no danger.
All spoke English, although some were more fluent than others.
It was interesting that, although Welsh was widely spoken, it was less widely written.
This was because Welsh was traditionally &bquo;the language of the <head>hearth</head> &equo;, and not until fairly recently was written Welsh taught.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40078" docsrc="bnc_C8T_1590">
<answer instance="hearth.40078" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Hilary Robarts had been slumped back in her chair, her eyes fixed on Lessingham.
Now she got to her feet and said: &bquo;I'll get back to my cottage.
There's no need for anyone to   come with me.
As Miles has said, the Whistler's had his kicks for tonight.&equo;    
Alex Mair said: &bquo;I'd rather you waited.
I'll walk with you once I've taken Theresa home.&equo;    
She shrugged and, without looking at him, said: &bquo;All right, if you insist.
I'll wait.&equo;    
She moved over to the window, staring out into the darkness.
Only Lessingham stayed in his chair, reaching again to fill his glass.
Dalgliesh saw that Alex Mair had silently placed another opened bottle in the <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40080" docsrc="bnc_ANP_659">
<answer instance="hearth.40080" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
None of these details could dampen her enthusiasm; &bquo;a profound pleasure at the size &amp; shape &amp; fertility &amp; wilderness of the garden&equo; and the beauty of the surrounding countryside decided them.
At auction it took five agonising minutes and &pound;700 to secure the house.    
In 1916 Vanessa had been lured back to Sussex by her sister's description of Charleston Farmhouse near Firle, and by her prophecy &mdash; which Vanessa was to fulfil &mdash; &bquo;if you get Charleston you'll end up buying it forever.
If you lived there you could make it absolutely divine&equo;.
In this way, the novelist Virginia Woolf and the painter Vanessa Bell, sisters at the heart and <head>hearth</head>of the Bloomsbury Group, had established the Sussex outposts which would prove a magnetic draw to friends and acquaintances for the next quarter of a century.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40081" docsrc="bnc_AE9_154">
<answer instance="hearth.40081" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Some of these royal gifts presented the warden with a formidable task: in December 1238 the sheriff of Essex and Richard de Munfichet, warden of the forest of Essex, were ordered to take alive in the forest 120 bucks and does for the Count of Flanders, put them in cages, and transport them in carts to the Thames, where Raymond Ruffus, a yeoman of the king, was to have a ship ready to take them to Flanders.
Sometimes the king allowed subjects to take deer for themselves in his forests; the warden's duty was to see to it that they had a proper writ of warranty when they came to his forest, that they did not take more than the specified number, and that they took them in the prescribed manner.    
The warden frequently received orders from the king to take timber in the forest for building operations, for firewood and charcoal for the king's needs, and as gifts for subjects.
So on 13 December 1230 Henry III wrote to the warden of Bere Forest:      
We are sending you Hurtard our serjeant, to cause oaks to be cut down in the said forest and carried to Winchester against Christmas, for our <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40083" docsrc="bnc_C9X_75">
<answer instance="hearth.40083" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
And Rita's workroom, where she    makes her satin-draped baskets of dried flowers, is still untouched with boxes of flowers lying all around.    
by next Christmas we will have made even more changes to the house, so we'll probably adapt the decorations to suit    
Christmas is a particularly busy time for Rita's business because all her clients want special decorations and gifts.
So she makes sure the decorations for the family home are ready well in advance.
By Christmas Eve all the jobs are done and Rita and Bill can settle down to enjoy an evening with friends.    
After Boxing Day the family likes to spend time relaxing together in this comfortable, welcoming home.
&bquo;We did our house for ourselves, not to impress others,&equo; says Bill.
&bquo;It's a friendly house &mdash; people seem to relax when they visit.
We have a real fire blazing in the <head>hearth</head>and the kettle's always on.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40084" docsrc="bnc_CG5_799">
<answer instance="hearth.40084" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Plaster and wooden surrounds are fixed to the wall by screws, through metal plates or wire loops and hooks.
Tiled surrounds built in the 1930s are set back against the brickwork, and the plaster made good around them.
It's important that the joint between the surround and the chimneybreast is sealed completely, to prevent smoke from escaping.    
Until the 1930s, when totally tiled surrounds became popular, decorative hearths were formed by laying tiles on top of the structural concrete hearth, flush with the floor boards.
This required a protective ornamental fender, usually of brass or copper, which usually matched a set of fire-irons (small and long-handled shovel, poker, and long-handled tongs and brush).    
The tiled <head>hearth</head>of a 1930s' surround was made in a single unit, and simply laid on the structural hearth.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40086" docsrc="bnc_CRM_1380">
<answer instance="hearth.40086" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
The site was re-excavated in 1990 and 1991, in an area south-east of the earlier excavations (in the direction of the two lines of features) and sealed beneath playa clays, unlike the areas of the 1970s.
Removal of the clays uncovered four houses, two oval and two round, and twelve pits within a 10x15m area; only two quadrants of each house have been excavated.
The two oval houses were large (8.3x4.5m and 7x2.5m), shallow basins.
The floor of one of them had traces of six hearths (   1m  2   in area) and, separate from them, at least 74 small hemispherical depressions, or cooking-holes, usually 10&ndash;20cm in diameter (Fig. 1).
The excavated portion of the other oval house had four hearths and 18 cooking-holes.
The shallow, circular houses are about 4m in diameter.
One had three <head>hearths</head>and seven cooking-holes plus an irregular bell-shaped storage pit, and the other had a single hearth and 23 cooking-holes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40087" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1768">
<answer instance="hearth.40087" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Such images may be the food which fuels paintings and stories, or they may seem to be glimpses into an unknown world, one that we have not yet met.
Divining the future, where such ability exists, is not solely of the feminine province, but is possibly more readily accessible to women.
To divine requires a willingness to let go of &bquo;rational&equo; concepts, and to allow intuition and imagination to be the communicators of information.
It may also be that women have a greater need of seeing some of the qualities of the future.
We are conservers and preservers, maintaining homes and relationships, and we do not always welcome change.
The &bquo;<head>hearths</head> &equo; of the future may be very different, as technology transforms our homes and space travel whisks human beings away to alien environments.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40089" docsrc="bnc_CEB_2732">
<answer instance="hearth.40089" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Of course, he was senior to me.
I was just a squib and he was a six&rehy;former, very fine chap and took no notice of grubby little oicks.
Quite right too.
So you'll have a whisky?
You'll have to do the honours.
Pour me one too, dash of soda, don't drown it.&equo;    
Markby &bquo;did the honours&equo; and settled down in a vast, chintz-covered, feather-cushioned armchair.
The walls of the room were hung with sporting prints and photographs of men and women in riding garb.
A dull grey winter Saturday morning was kept out by tall windows hung with faded velvet drapes.
There was a distinct   lingering odour of tobacco and dogs.
A log fire roared in the open <head>hearth</head> , spitting out sparks.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40090" docsrc="bnc_BMV_1035">
<answer instance="hearth.40090" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Henry II spent a large part of a long career campaigning in France; but his wars added very little to what he had gained by marriage.
Nor was the lesson lost on him.
The hectic marriage alliances which he, in common with most twelfth-century potentates, engaged in showed a recognition that marriage was a more reliable weapon than warfare in realizing large ambitions.    
It is natural to consider the dynastic marriage policies of this period in the same context as warfare, since both were engaged in by the kings and great nobles for very much the same reasons (see pp. 456&ndash;7).
Both were a regular part of the customs of European high society: however little women might be regarded, the queen and the duchess were essential figures in the palace and the castle.
They minded the <head>hearth</head>and provided the heir.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40094" docsrc="bnc_C98_690">
<answer instance="hearth.40094" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
She felt that if only she could reach her father-in-law and confront him with her fears for George's safety, he would somehow make everything all right.    
Sarah finished the washing-up and, taking off her apron, folded it and placed it in one of the table drawers.
Her   mother sat by the fire, her knitting lying in her lap, eyes closed and spectacles slipped down her nose.
Sarah touched Ann's hand.
The older woman's eyes opened briefly and looked up at her in confusion.
&bquo;I'm just going out for a minute, Mam, I won't be long.&equo;
Sarah spoke in a low soothing tone, not wishing to rouse her mother fully.    
&bquo;All right, love.&equo;
Almost before she had finished speaking, the eyelids had drooped and with a faint snore and a little wriggle, Ann Butler was once more asleep.    
Sarah examined her boots.
Stuffed with newspaper, they stood in the <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40096" docsrc="bnc_A0N_120">
<answer instance="hearth.40096" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Angus,&equo; he said, &bquo;if anybody ever says anything to you, think to yourself, How can I disagree with that?
And if you cannot, well then you might believe it.&equo;
And that is the best thing I ever heard.&equo;
They sat in the parlour, on the evening of Saturday, September 2nd, waiting for Menzies' man Allan Stewart to come back with the news from Blair Atoll.
They were disputing strategies for the resistance and drinking red wine from France &mdash; sour claret, which had proved hard to sell.
The room had the look of a tattered nest &mdash; piles of newspapers were stacked against the walls, empty stone bottles stood about with dust on their shoulders like soldiers after a battle.
The <head>hearth</head>was drifted up with cinders that had been left uncleared when today's fire was lit.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40099" docsrc="bnc_CKF_85">
<answer instance="hearth.40099" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Yes.
Thank you.
Thank you very much for all the trouble.
It was just that I &mdash; that one doesn't know oneself &mdash;&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, I know.&equo;    
She smiled, her face lighted suddenly from within.
&bquo;Of course you do.
And in return, am I allowed to give you some advice?&equo;    
&bquo;Such as what?&equo;
I asked, surprised.    
She glanced down at the empty <head>hearth</head> , where the crumpled page had fallen and partly unfurled.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40100" docsrc="bnc_CEX_328">
<answer instance="hearth.40100" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
He turned his head and smiled at me.
&bquo;I love you, too.&equo;    
I smiled back gratefully, and went to sleep.    
I dreamed of Richard.
He had left the fire on in the spare room.
I went in and found the room stifling.
Wasting electricity.
 Wasting electricity  , I shouted, my mouth stretched open, stiff with rage.
Then Richard was sitting on the sofa in our drawing-room.
It was winter; there was a fire spurting blue gas in the grate.
Tom was lying on the <head>hearth</head>rug, reading  Flipper  .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40105" docsrc="bnc_CDV_792">
<answer instance="hearth.40105" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
There is a sense that the lines mean more than their composers know, may indeed not be their personal compositions at all; they may also be brooded upon, to be repeated with new understanding much later.
Thus at the very end of Volume Three Frodo sings again &bquo;the old walking-song, but the words were not quite the same&equo;; he says not &bquo;we may&hellip; take the hidden paths that run, /Towards the Moon or to the Sun&equo;, but &bquo;I shall&equo;.
And he does, leaving Middle-earth the next day.
The song he is refashioning is another of Bilbo's, though it is &bquo;to a tune that was as old as the hills&equo;.
Even in its innocent context near the start of Volume One, when the hobbits are using it only to help themselves along, it has an odd ring.
&bquo;Upon the <head>hearth</head>the fire is red,&equo; they sing, &bquo;But not yet weary are our feet&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40106" docsrc="bnc_CHP_321">
<answer instance="hearth.40106" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
On the groined ceiling the artist W. G. de Glehn's scantily-clad maidens are at their  toilette  .
The centre light fitting, designed by Lutyens, is made of mother of pearl and ivory and matches a similar one in the private bathroom.    
On the bedroom side the wooden carved overdoor in the early Palladian style is the most handsome in the house.    
The King's bedroom is dominated by the eighteenth-century state bed.
This costly production, with the royal coat of arms embroidered in silk on white damask at the head of the bed, was manufactured and appropriately hung and plumed by the Royal School of Needlework and was donated by the school's founder, Princess Christian, mother of Princess Marie Louise.    
Above the chimney piece and marble <head>hearth</head>is Ambrose McEvoy's portrait of the Princess Royal, King George V's daughter.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40109" docsrc="bnc_A0N_2454">
<answer instance="hearth.40109" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
He focused   again on the patterns made by damp and mould on a patch of distempered mortar level with his eyes &mdash; a piece of coastline seen from a hill, headlands enclosing a bay with a wide curve.
As the light failed, it came to look like the mysterious seas on the moon.    
He dreamed that he was amongst dark waters, on a mudbank just above the surface.
Faces appeared, water streaming from their eye-sockets.
He forced them back and down and in, his fingers slipping on their cheeks and brows; they turned into mud, shiny and viscous.    
He knew he must have betrayed someone.
But what had he done?
Or left undone?
The petitions and lists &mdash; there was the weakness!
They had not crushed the ashes in the <head>hearth</head> , the ink would still show up the names, if that sheriff had thought to look!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40111" docsrc="bnc_CG5_850">
<answer instance="hearth.40111" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
 Cannon Misermatic    Radiant Convector   Similar to the traditional radiant fire, the main difference is that these have a heat exchanger through which air passes, before rising to disperse through louvres in the outer case.
Some may be combined with a back roller or circulator unit to produce hot water and limited central heating.
 Typical efficiency: 60&ndash;65%.      
 Baxi Bermuda VP, glass-fronted    Living Flame Effect   These have flames which flicker from imitation logs or coal and combine the appealing looks of an open fire with a heat exchanger to provide convected warmth.
Some models have ceramic glass panels fitted to the front for increased safety and efficiency.
A range of cases and finishes, suitable for <head>hearth</head>or wall mounting, is available.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40114" docsrc="bnc_APC_2214">
<answer instance="hearth.40114" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
At the end of Roberto's small bed are cardboard boxes for shelves and his tiny array of treasures: a miniature straw boat, a small pottery bull, a coloured-in picture of an eagle.    
I cross the small vegetable patch to the open toilet with its wedged branch support.
The pen of guinea pigs squeaks twice.    
Juanita sits in the kitchen and looks up with her embarrassed half-smile/half-laugh when I bend down and step inside.    
The stone-built kitchen hut which stands alone is the hub of the house.
It is about nine feet square, its walls and thatched ceiling black with soot.
At one end is the raised stone floor which at one time must have been a sleeping area.
Now it's where the family sit each evening cosy on a rug in the dim smoky light; like the black house dwellers in the Western Isles preferring the warmth of the <head>hearth</head>to the luxury of space.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40116" docsrc="bnc_APN_1030">
<answer instance="hearth.40116" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
In the former, they find   expression in land-use patterns, the spatial patterns of agricultural technology including the diffusion of innovations, price-distance relationships of inputs and outputs, spatial patterns of size of landholdings and other more complex &bquo;eco-class&equo; relationships (invoking spatial displacement and marginalisation of weaker groups, which will be discussed later).
In the latter, they  are   the political-economic structures within.
which land-use decisions are made.
A check-list of these social factors is given below, but any analysis of the processes mentioned above will combine the items of the check-list.    
Following a &bquo;bottom-up&equo; analytical approach, we start with the smallest decision-making unit which uses land, usually centred on a <head>hearth</head> , involving a family, extended family or occasionally a larger unit.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40118" docsrc="bnc_BNU_2020">
<answer instance="hearth.40118" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
He paused for a minute.
Then he added, &bquo;Nowadays, when the shepherds come back that way in spring, they prod every square inch of snow with sticks in search of buried frozen  t&amacr;r  .&equo;
Everyone laughed at this.
&bquo;They'll never learn,&equo; he said, &bquo;that luck like that can only happen once.&equo;    
Kalchu stood up and went to fetch another bottle of  raksi  .
When he came back several minutes later, he was still smiling.
All of us watched as he poured some of the clear liquid into each of our bowls and then began kneading the tobacco to put in a  chillim  .    
&bquo;If they hadn't stopped us hunting musk,&equo; said M&amacr;ilo, knocking the spent tobacco out of the  chillim   on the side of the <head>hearth</head> , &bquo;we'd probably all be rich by now.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40122" docsrc="bnc_C8T_48">
<answer instance="hearth.40122" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
To each side of the hearth was a high-backed wicker armchair in an intricate closely woven design fitted with patchwork   cushions.
There was an open roll-top desk facing one of the wide windows and, to its right, a stable door, the top half open, gave a view of the paved courtyard.
Dalgliesh could glimpse what was obviously her herb garden planted in elegant terracotta pots carefully disposed to catch the sun.
The room, which contained nothing superfluous, nothing pretentious, was both pleasing and extraordinarily comforting and, for a moment, he wondered why.
Was it the faint smell of herbs and newly baked dough, the soft ticking of the wall-mounted clock which seemed both to mark the passing seconds and yet to hold time in thrall, the rhythmic moaning of the sea through the half-open door, the sense of well-fed ease conveyed by the two cushioned armchairs, the open <head>hearth</head> ?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40126" docsrc="bnc_D8Y_373">
<answer instance="hearth.40126" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
  Worn parts of old dresses were replaced with contrasting fabric and unfashionable outer and under garments were unpicked and remade in more fashionable styles.
Children's clothes were made from remnants, old garments which could not be otherwise adapted.
Sheets were turned sides to middle and worn blankets cut up to make sleeping bags for children.
Housewives were advised to turn pillows over every morning when making the beds and the pillowcases would then last twice as long.
All resources such as needles which were scarce, sewing machines, thread etcetera were shared.
And buttons, zips, hooks and eyes, press studs etcetera were carefully sorted and retained.
When unpicking a garment the lengths of thread or cotton were saved for mending and tacking.
And scraps of thick woollen material were knotted into sacking to make   split mats   or <head>hearth</head>rugs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40128" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1643">
<answer instance="hearth.40128" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Ritual action is prescribed, ordered and deliberate.
It is often symbolic, or makes use of symbols, since a symbol is a visible form of a quality or ideal.
The connection between rituals of the hearth and fire and the work of priestesses in a temple is a very ancient one.
There are records of rites which involved tending the sacred flame in a religious context, and of other customs which bestowed religious significance on   the domestic fire.
In rural Ireland, rituals have been observed for &bquo;smooring the fire&equo;, preserving the household fire overnight by making the sign of the cross in the ashes and calling upon the spirit of the Virgin Mary to keep the embers alive until morning.
Tending the <head>hearth</head>can remind a woman of the sacred mysteries that she serves, and can, in effect, turn a housewife into a priestess.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40130" docsrc="bnc_CG5_24">
<answer instance="hearth.40130" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="hearth.40130" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Fixing flashings    
Replacing a socket outlet    
Installing patio doors    
Hanging a garage door    
Sealing water pipes    
Fixing a plate shelf          
MIRRORS    
Reflecting light, &bquo;increasing&equo; space &mdash; every home should have some.
Product guide and fixing facts        
FIREPLACES    
The <head>hearth</head>of the home and here's how to keep the home fires burning        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40131" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1645">
<answer instance="hearth.40131" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
There are records of rites which involved tending the sacred flame in a religious context, and of other customs which bestowed religious significance on   the domestic fire.
In rural Ireland, rituals have been observed for &bquo;smooring the fire&equo;, preserving the household fire overnight by making the sign of the cross in the ashes and calling upon the spirit of the Virgin Mary to keep the embers alive until morning.
Tending the hearth can remind a woman of the sacred mysteries that she serves, and can, in effect, turn a housewife into a priestess.    
This is stepping ahead to the next consideration of the Lady of the Hearth as she who lights and tends the fire.
Ritual might properly be considered a stage between this present section, on preparing the <head>hearth</head> , and the next, on lighting the fire, for U can be a means of enlivening a situation and of allowing positive energies to flow into the structure prepared.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40134" docsrc="bnc_CB6_458">
<answer instance="hearth.40134" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Most of the rest of Sussex seems to have enjoyed the prosperity which peaked in the late thirteenth century.
The rebuilding of the older Saxon churches which illustrates this was accompanied by a significant shift in the lifestyle of the better-off villages, particularly in the sheep-rich Downland areas.
As far as can be gathered from the limited archaeological research so far done, there was a move from the older timber cottages to new stone-walled housing.
This was common to much of England but the local feature was the use of flints as   a building material rather than the freestone carved out of quarries elsewhere.
Flint walls, often up to three feet thick, were usually built straight on the ground without foundations, with a central <head>hearth</head> , the fire either laid on the earth floor or, if better off, a large stone slab.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40135" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1606">
<answer instance="hearth.40135" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="hearth.40135" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
When a mother instils in her daughter a strong sense of obligation towards the house, to keeping it clean, tidy, impeccably dusted, the daughter in her turn may find herself either an unhappy slave to these expectations, or else determinedly anarchic in her own home.
The reverse can also be true; where a mother has been a haphazard housekeeper her daughter may either exercise rigid control or be totally at sea in the house.
It can take a long time for a woman to rid herself of the automatic assumptions that she has absorbed about home-making, and learn to fashion an approach which suits her and her family.    
We might speculate that we need to teach the next generation the principles of establishing the Lady of the <head>Hearth</head> , the ways in which an environment can be made a happy, welcoming place.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40139" docsrc="bnc_CE7_627">
<answer instance="hearth.40139" senseid="hearth%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
By the autumn of 1917, food queues had become a major grievance and demands for a more equitable distribution of food led to mass demonstrations and even strikes in many parts of the country.
While letters from serving soldiers tended to play down the awfulness of the trenches their wives, writing back, did not show the same restraint.
Stories of hardships experienced by womenfolk at home created a fierce anger among men who faced their own appalling conditions with resignation: &bquo;We out here won't have our wives and children starving.&equo;
The last straw for the soldiers was not so much their own suffering as the perception that the home and <head>hearth</head>which, ostensibly, they were fighting to defend, was itself under threat: &bquo;You would think they would come to some terms when they see the country in that state.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40140" docsrc="bnc_CG5_797">
<answer instance="hearth.40140" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
There's also a vast array of kits to choose from: in brick, or brick slips; and a good selection of reproduction wood surrounds, some including reproduction tiles based on traditional designs.
Georgian and Adam-style surrounds are also available in fibrous plaster.    
The part of the surround which is adjacent to the fire opening must always be of non-combustible material, such as marble or tiles.
Plaster and wooden surrounds are fixed to the wall by screws, through metal plates or wire loops and hooks.
Tiled surrounds built in the 1930s are set back against the brickwork, and the plaster made good around them.
It's important that the joint between the surround and the chimneybreast is sealed completely, to prevent smoke from escaping.    
Until the 1930s, when totally tiled surrounds became popular, decorative <head>hearths</head>were formed by laying tiles on top of the structural concrete hearth, flush with the floor boards.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40144" docsrc="bnc_CG5_780">
<answer instance="hearth.40144" senseid="hearth%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Left: Parkray Chevin inset solid fuel roomheater, also available as a freestanding model and with back boiler for central heating and hot water, in choice of three colours and black, in a range of heat outputs (Hepworth Heating)    
Right: Lichfield fire surround from Richard Burbidge, here in rich mahogany finish, from a wide range of easy-to-assemble kits, suitable for gas, electric or solid fuel fires.
From a choice of seven finishes, or unfinished, most models are available in four colours    
Above: A living flame gas fire is now a possibility for virtually anywhere in the home.
The Cannon Coalridge's new Power Flue option allows installation up to 4m away from an outside wall, and will also take in up to four right angled bends    
Above: Potterton Myson's new Main Legend live fuel effect gas fire is available as a fire front for the company's Housewarmer boiler.
The light, compact fire will fit on to 12in <head>hearths</head> , and will suit most surrounds    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40146" docsrc="bnc_CEC_1710">
<answer instance="hearth.40146" senseid="hearth%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Is this some kind of joke?&equo;
Christie demanded, not believing his own eyes.    
Shamlou looked at the man with disgust.
&bquo;Joke?
I'll show you what sort of joke!&equo;
He turned to Matchsticks.
&bquo;Do it NOW!&equo;    
Matchsticks nodded and stepped towards the woman.
In panic she stumbled backwards, twisted round and tried to run into the living room.
Matchsticks gave chase, catching her in mid-stride.
She fell heavily, landing on the marble <head>hearth</head>of the fireplace and shattering the display vase of flowers.    
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="holiday.n">

<instance id="holiday.40003" docsrc="bnc_AMW_904">
<answer instance="holiday.40003" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Since the Club is, literally, on the very edge of the wide beach, from the very moment of waking in the morning you are on the spot for that pre-breakfast swim, the windsurfing lesson, a &bquo;cruise&equo; on a pedalo or a mini yacht, or a walk along the beach of white shells and sand to either the resort of M'Diq or Smir Restinga.
Here at Club M'Diq you can either do your own thing or involve yourself in the daily and evening activities and events available for free; you can lazy on the spacious sandy beach, or go off on the optional excursions to see something of what this colourful Moslem country has to offer.
Perfection is to mix the two aspirations.    
It really is excellent value too, since the price includes most sporting and recreational activities, and as much wine as one can drink at means &mdash; you can enjoy a superb family <head>holiday</head> there.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="holiday.40004" docsrc="bnc_CF4_42">
<answer instance="holiday.40004" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
As far as we were concerned, if you removed the architects and managers of the system then the whole thing would collapse, and who, we asked, in the massive majority of cases were they, if not men?    
Separatism is shamelessly exclusive.
The rules are simple: whatever your race or class, provided you are a woman, you are a potential separatist.
Whatever your race or class, if you are a man you are irredeemably the enemy.
The separatist position was clear.
It was not that men held the power, but that men were the power.
Something inherent in maleness necessitates its expression in systems of oppressive hierarchies.
Competitiveness, aggression, brutality and maleness are all one in the same.
That Y chromosome, that mutated afterthought, was the cause of it all.      
In the winter of 1970 I attended the second national conference of the Women's Liberation Movement, held in a grim out-of-season <head>holiday</head> camp at Skegness.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="holiday.40010" docsrc="bnc_C9Y_2837">
<answer instance="holiday.40010" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Repeat to the other side.    
THE COOL DOWN Repeat all today's exercises (excluding the aerobics), holding each position for 2 counts.
Feel slim and graceful as you do them.
Afterwards, lie down and relax for a few moments.          
Positive thought for the day    
On Day 16 we started making plans for our tangible and intangible goals.
I hope you wrote some of them down and have started thinking very creatively towards achieving some of the short-term ones and making long-term plans for the more ambitious ones.
It is important to write these plans down and to keep them under review.
If we go on <head>holiday</head> we are meticulous in our arrangements &mdash; checking our passport, planning our wardrobe, organising injections, travellers cheques and currency.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="holiday.40011" docsrc="bnc_B0W_428">
<answer instance="holiday.40011" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
These can be loosely divided into cases where support workers provided major care for the client, and those where they provided supplementary help.
By supplementary help we refer to cases where either support worker help was provided temporarily, to relieve in unusual circumstances, or support workers were employed with a client on average no more than one hour a day, seven days a week.
Using this definition there were l4 cases where supplementary help was provided and 20 when there was major help (seven in Ipswich and 13 in Newham).    
The cases in which supplementary help was given can be described as follows:            
Temporary care: while informal carer away on <head>holiday</head> 1 while awaiting introduction of home help service l after hospital discharge, to ensure client could cope alone 1        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="holiday.40014" docsrc="bnc_BNH_159">
<answer instance="holiday.40014" senseid="package_holiday%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Wilkinson Sword hopes Protector will enable it to wrest back the technological advantage in the razor market which it is widely thought to have lost to brand leader Gillette in recent years.    
Gillette products, particularly its best-selling Sensor range have benefited from constant heavyweight TV support, enabling it to gain an estimated 55 per cent share by value of the &pound;75m market, compared with Wilkinson Sword's 24 per cent.     
Wilkinson: &pound;3.5m spend        
Unijet unveils Sun Busters late holidays    
Unijet is launching its first branded product targeting latebooking holidaymakers, under the Sun Busters banner.    
The operator, which claims sixth place in the packaged <head>holiday</head> market, says the move is part of its intention to identify and cater for specific market segments.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="holiday.40015" docsrc="bnc_BNV_297">
<answer instance="holiday.40015" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
A holiday memorable for seafood and storms, and a useful test of the author's PPL/IR &mdash; and two folding mountain bikes.
By Peter Herold.    
The idea of a holiday in the north-west of the Iberian peninsula had developed in the preceding six months.
We had bought Rudge Biframe folding mountain bikes specifically to go in the back of the 172, and trips to the Norfolk Broads, Dartmoor and west Ireland had allowed Anne and I to refine our planning so that not only the flying but &mdash; just as importantly for our holiday &mdash; the non-flying sections of the trip would be practical and highly enjoyable.    
Portugal was the original target for our fortnight's <head>holiday</head> at the beginning of September, but Lisbon seemed a bit far, so we settled on Galicia, the north-western tip of Spain, and northern Portugal.
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Items available include rosaries, medals, Mass cards, holy pictures and Advent calendars and Christmas cards (shop early for Christmas!).
The range will be extended in due course, meanwhile larger items (statues, missals, etc) can be ordered on request.        
BULLETIN    
Reminder that any notes you would like to appear in this bulletin should be given to Mrs Valerie Belton (0869 50405) or, FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS, placed in an envelope marked &bquo;Bulletin&equo; and posted through the letter box of the Parish House.
Please don't leave them to the last minute.        
DEAR PARISHIONERS:    
As announced last week, I am away on <head>holiday</head> for the next two weeks (you will notice that the weather has started to deteriorate&hellip;!).
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Based on the relationship of spending and payment you establish with us, you will be able to spend more &mdash; or less &mdash; depending on the situation you find yourself in.    
In finance you need records.
That's why you don't just get a print-out every month from us; you get a set of charge forms.    
You can check what you bought and where.
And if you ever have a query, you can call us at any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.    
If you ever run short of money on holiday, you can cash personal cheques, or change currency and travellers cheques, at most of our l, 500 Travel Service and Representative Offices around the world.
They'll also act as your poste restante and friendly English-speaking local tourist office.
When you buy a <head>holiday</head> from a U.K. Travel Office we'll take care of all your holiday needs &mdash; and you'll get commission-free Travellers Cheques.    
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Sometimes something relatively innocent such as a chewed sausage or a chicken bone, or a scrap of toast with a little fish paste sticking to it.
  Sometimes something more offensive.
An almost-dead thrush in the living room, feathers scattered, entrails on show, wings still twitching: and a severed claw in the hall.
A stiff rat in the passage, over which he meows his triumph.
When I go on holiday he slaughters a whole nestful of starlings to celebrate my return, spreads embryos and eggs all over the carpet, across the sofa and under the bed.
Then he vomits among his trophies.    
Of course I hate cleaning all this up, but he means well.
And many of the objects my ex used to bring home were equally unwelcome and led to as much mess.
Other women, for instance.    
This summer I went to Spain: on my own as usual.
The <head>holiday</head> was a hot interlude beneath a blue sky beside a blue pool.
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He works as a cook in the local prison, and his wife is a maid.
In the north he worked on sugar and tobacco plantations, where the monthly wage was US&dollar;25 &mdash; less than half the legal minimum.    
Wando is a baker by trade, but is working on construction sites.
He comes from Paraiba, and is one of a new generation of community leaders.
They are planning another land-occupation for next weekend, about two kilometres from here.
They have researched the ownership of the land &mdash; it belongs to the government, and is therefore safer to occupy than private land.
Wando has a list of more than 50 families eager to take part, but once the  favela   is established, many others will find the courage to join them.    
Selma sits in the shade of her house, enjoying a day's <head>holiday</head> because her employers are away.
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But the main reason is that if they have a crash, it is far easier to treat a wound with no superficial hair and the risk of infection is lessened.        
EPIC    
   , writes: I HAVE just watched the 1956 film of Tolstoy's War And Peace.
Am I right in thinking I have seen an earlier and a later version.    
Yes, you could have seen the 1916 Russian epic, King Vidor's 1955 version with Henry Fonda and Audrey Hepburn, Granada TV's 1963 Emmy winner, Sergei Bondartchuk's seven hour effort of 1964, and in 1972 Rupert Davies and Anthony Hopkins in the BBC version.        
TODAY'S THOUGHT    
Shame is the feeling you have when you agree with the woman who loves you that you are the man she thinks you are.
&mdash; Carl SANDBURG (1878-1967).        
MICHELLE'S <head>HOLIDAY</head> OF THE DECADE    
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She feared the bounds of her mind would burst and she would be swamped, her sanity irretrievable in the flood damage.
And, like a drunk will try to focus on a stationary object to stop him turning, turning, Elisabeth planted a buddleia in her mind and watched as the purple emperors mated on the white tresses.    
&bquo;Fetch me twine and secateurs,  liebchen  .
They're with my hat, on the terrace.
And don't run: there's no need in this heat and we have all the time in the world.&hellip;&equo;    
Anna and Jurgen, Charlotte and Horst &mdash; both sets of parents had been intent upon creating well-rounded offspring, and the <head>holidays</head> on M&oslash;n, whilst providing an excellent opportunity for the two young people to make music together, were designed to encourage other interests.
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PATSY Kensit, above, flew into Heathrow yesterday after signing to play a bank robber in a Hollywood movie.    
She was on the run as soon as she won the lead role in Bitter Harvest &mdash; back to her pop star husband Jim Kerr and two-month-old son James.
&bquo;I've missed both of them terribly,&equo; she said.
&bquo;All I want to do is hurry home and cuddle them.&equo;          
Two &bquo;sacked for &pound;450,000 cash fiddle&equo;    
TWO company directors spent at least &pound;450,000 of their firm's money to fund jetset lifestyles, an industrial tribunal was told yesterday.    
Kevin Timms, 38, and Graham Cooke, 35, who each earned &pound;27,500-a-year, took overseas <head>holidays</head> and refurbished their homes on the company's expense, it was claimed.    
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From the seafront up to a mile inland was an uninterrupted expanse of tall grass and fern, the delight of ramblers.
In the wet months it could turn into a quagmire.    
Billy Butlin was not much interested in winter conditions.
What he wanted was wide open spaces that could be converted to one of his new-style holiday camps, offering bargain, trouble-free holidays for the whole family.    
At Butlin's everything was laid on.
Mum and Dad could relax knowing that the children were being looked after, that someone else was cooking the meals and that every evening would bring some form of entertainment.
And all for a price that at an ordinary hotel would barely cover the cost of bed and breakfast.    
Butlin knew that the leisure industry was about to be revolutionised by a law forcing employers to give their workers <head>holiday</head> with pay.
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When the remains of the saint were found in 1919, in a pillar in St Magnus Cathedral, the skull was deeply marked, by an axe-blow.    
King Haakon, defeated by Alexander II of Scotland at the Battle of Largs in 1263, fled to Orkney, where he died later the same year; and Norse rule ended when King Christian I pledged Orkney as security for the dowry of his daughter, The Maid of Norway, sent as bride to King James III.
The dowry was never paid and Orkney became part of Scotland.    
Evidence of the stormy days of Viking rule abound, particularly on the island of Birsay, their fortress off the north-west coast of Mainland.
The ruins of a great banqueting hall remain and, as boys, my brother and I refought many an imagined battle amongst the grey stones of Brough of Birsay.    
We first visited Orkney in 1952, on a family <head>holiday</head> , and I suspect that experience had a lot to do with stimulating my love of islands.
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&bquo;Oh, Stephen!
How lovely!&equo; she exclaimed.
&bquo;Perhaps I have been bored, without realising it.&equo;    
Not only was she exultant at the thought of a holiday in London, but she would also have a week removed from the constant worry of Gareth Davis.
With Stephen away from the estate, she could relax in the assurance that there was no way that Davis could betray her.    
The next couple of weeks were spent in a whirl of feverish activity.
In answer to Tamar's claims that she had no clothes suitable for a visit to the capital, Stephen persuaded her to wait until they arrived and then she would be able to buy something.
It was the first <head>holiday</head> since their short honeymoon in York so that Stephen, too, was eagerly anticipating the break from the routine of business.      
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There were early setbacks &mdash; the first hostel to open in Britain, Pennant Hall, closed almost immediately because its water supply was contaminated with manure, and Derwent Hall, first of the YHA's fine old mansions, now lies drowned at the bottom of the Ladybower Reservoir.    
But other hostels were successfully established in areas of outstanding beauty or interest, often in historic, unusual buildings.
The Peak District hostels, for example, include the former home of a wealthy quarry owner (Buxton), an old manor house (Hartington), a row of railwaymen's cottages (Crowden), a 19th-century Co-op store (Youlgreave), a 15th-century hall (Castleton), and a flax mill (Gradbach Mill).    
The International Youth Hostel Federation was established in 1930, and by the Seventies had 20 million members worldwide.
But a decade later, numbers had fallen to three million and the YHA was in crisis.
It had failed to meet the demand for family accommodation, and cheap <head>holiday</head> alternatives were attracting young members elsewhere.    
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LANDED GENTLY: Fergie, now in a one-piece bathing costume, and friend crawl out of their hideaway swimming pool after a refreshing dip          
YOUR MONEY      
How to say no    
IAN MILLER    
DESPITE being a monster flop in the TV charts, property experts reckon the BBC soap Eldorado is tempting planeloads of Brits to look at dream homes in the sun.    
The recession has left many folk unable, or hardly able, to meet payments on a first home, let alone a second.    
But that won't stop the timeshare touts trying to soft-soap you into buying abroad.
The spivs will wave away any objections with promises about easy resale, low cost finance and tiny deposit payments.    
So, never buy on <head>holiday</head> , never act without seeking legal advice in Britain first, and NEVER give your credit card numbers.    
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I love it here; and&hellip; and I keep everything clean, don't I?&equo;
She turned towards Aggie, who had to turn away and look towards the fireplace.    
It was Ben who answered for her, saying, &bquo;Aggie knows that.
You've got the place like a little palace, or a big palace.&equo;
He grinned now.
&bquo;It's never been   so clean in its life.
You're a marvellous worker; and what's more, you make the best currant buns I've ever tasted.
Oh, love.&equo;
He now put out a hand and stroked her cheek.
&bquo;I'll miss you; we'll all miss you.
But you see, you'll come home for the <head>holidays</head> , Easter and Christmas; and they have holidays in the summer an' all, don't they, Aggie?&equo;    
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In addition, if you are delayed more than 12 hours and you have chosen to take the recommended Holiday Insurance Policy that Club 18&ndash;20 has arranged with Eagle Star, you have the right to cancel and receive a refund, or, at your preference, continue on your holiday and receive compensation of up to &pound;65 per person.    
Full details of Club 18&ndash;30 Holiday Insurance on page 96.          
FLORIDA &mdash; USA    
Florida, &bquo;The Sunshine State&equo;, has an idyllic, almost tropical climate, the world's largest concentration of theme parks, beautiful scenery inland, water sports galore and amazing nightlife; the perfect holiday destination.
Take into account the incredibly high standards of service in the excellent hotels and you have every possible ingredient for the ultimate <head>holiday</head> experience.    
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Enterprise launched a special &bquo;price buster&equo; deal, allowing two adults and two children to spend a week in any of its resorts &mdash; in unspecified accommodation &mdash; for under Pounds 350.
Falcon will send children to Florida free for the first time, Martyn announced savings of up to &pound;105 on its Greece and Cyprus brochure and SunMed is offering seven nights in Corfu for just Pounds 99.    
Airtours reduced the cost of a holiday in Florida by up to &pound;100 from December 28.
It promised about 25,000 people who have already booked that they will get refunds of up to &pound;70 each.    
Last night the Association of British Travel Agents hailed the price cuts as &bquo;tremendous news&equo; for holidaymakers.    
&bquo;This will obviously bring a whole new category of people into the foreign <head>holiday</head> market,&equo; said a spokeswoman.    
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Apparently the scene in the cottage was entirely normal, not to say cosy.
Mum, dad and the three children were sitting round the fire, cracking nuts and watching TV and the atmosphere inside was as clear as a spring dawn &mdash; not a puff of smoke to be seen.
Nigel asked what fuel they were using.
They seemed surprised and told him that they had been burning their rubber boots.
Nigel was baffled but, as the view from their window was now clearing, apologized for disturbing them and withdrew.    
We sat long over the supper table pondering the incident.
They were not short of logs and surely, if one wished to dispose of one's wellies, the dustbin was the simplest solution?
We finally gave up, agreeing that it was perhaps an old Dutch ritual performed always on the last night of a <head>holiday</head> .
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the relaxing garden terrace and very peaceful swimming pool are a fantastic place for soaking up the long hot days in the sun, and the pool is served throughout the day by a restaurant/bar.
For the more energetic there is also a modern badminton court and snack bar.
These very comfortable apartments have kitchenette, private facilities, radio and terrace.
Each apartment sleeps 2 or 3 people, and are highly recommended.    
Supplements per person per week: In an apartment for 3, 2 sharing &pound;14.00 (&pound;17.00).
Prices in brackets refer to July and August departures.
Meals: Self catering.      
ROYAL PLAYA APTS    
Situated only 200 metres from the beach and within a three minute walk from the shops and nightlife, the Royal Playa is perfect for an all action <head>holiday</head> in the sun.    
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His words to the tree seemed to be respectful and thoughtful, and he addressed whatever he saw as Sister.    
Benny and Eve watched fascinated, as he shook his head   sorrowfully and seemed to agree with something that had been said to him.    
&bquo;It's the same the whole world over, Sister,&equo; he said, &bquo;but it's sad it should come to Ireland as well.&equo;    
He listened respectfully to what he was hearing from the tree, and took his leave.
Vision or no vision, there was work to be done in the shop.    
The girls only stopped laughing by the time they had reached the convent gates.
Benny turned to go back home as usual.
She never presumed on her friendship with Eve by expecting to be let in to the inner sanctum.
The convent in <head>holidays</head> was off limits.    
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So long as politicians think that they are entitled to manipulate the money supply to win elections, the conditions for a thriving industry will not be obtained.     
930317        
Airtours fails in bid to buy rival    
HOLIDAY company Airtours yesterday failed in its hostile &pound;294 million bid for rival company Owners Abroad, travel industry sources said.    
Manchester-based Airtours needed 50 per cent of Owners' shareholders to agree to the deal, but failed to get the necessary votes.    
Now, after a battle that has intrigued the City for weeks, Owners will be free to put to its shareholders its originally-proposed link-up with another holiday giant, Thomas Cook.    
Owners is the second-biggest UK tour operator and Airtours the third largest.
A joining of the two companies would have created a huge <head>holiday</head> company with about 30pc of the UK market.    
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Unfortunately, anyone phoning who wants to buy shiny tights with the word &bquo;climb&equo; on them must be referred to The Samaritans.
Some cases are beyond our help.              
Beinn Dorain    
Beinn Dorain; 1076m; (OS Sheet 50; 326378); M62.    
SOME HILLS FORMED AN IMPORTANT PART OF MY CHILDHOOD.
THIS IS NOT because I climbed them as a child.
Far from it.
My brother could make me cry just by lifting me on to a five-foot-high garden trellis and leaving me there, so I was hardly a miniature Chris Bonnington.
The mountains of my youth were able to influence me only through the back window of a Ford Anglia, as we drove north for camping holidays in the rain.
Camping <head>holidays</head> were always in the rain, but my parents would constantly remind us throughout the fortnight that the sun was &bquo;trying to come out&equo;.
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However, she fell asleep at last, and Breeze took this to mean that the burn must be less serious than it appeared.
So, worn out and aching in every limb, she had her first bath in the marvellous bathroom, and retired to her own bed.
She and Susan had rooms adjoining, so she had none of the creepy feelings one often gets in a strange house.    
The bath had invigorated her, and she got into bed in   better spirits, and opened Gay's letter, anticipating a good laugh.    
No sooner had she started it, however, than she guessed that something was wrong.
Gay had begun, characteristically, by wishing Susan and Breeze luck in their new home, and it was not until near the end of the letter that she mentioned her own affairs.    
&bquo;  Breeze, I hate being here. 
 School <head>holidays</head> were bad enough, but now it's past bearing. 
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Instead of withdrawing and being generally anti-social, as I had been, I began to argue with people &mdash; teachers and pupils alike &mdash; and to disrupt other people's activities for the sake of disruption.
Having lost weight, I was beginning to &bquo;throw my weight around&equo;.
My diary is full of diatribes against the childishness, laziness, conceit or inefficiency of others.
I had emerged from apathy into active aggression, and my housemistress's report for the term includes the advice, &bquo;Sheila must learn to curb her natural exuberance.&equo;
I went home for the summer holidays weighing seven stone six pounds.
And at the beginning of the following term I wrote in huge letters on the front of my rough book (regularly inspected by the housemistress), &bquo;Exuberance is beauty&equo;.    
So my resolve had not weakened during the <head>holidays</head> .
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Some are very monastic, with the accent on contemplation and little talking, others are more lively.        
Cruises    
Many retired single people go on a cruise.
They are a very good way of making friends and relaxing.
The Americans have made a cult out of swinging singles cruises.
The good thing about cruises is that you always have the ship's staff to help you if you have a problem and there are always guided tours laid on at every port of call.
Neither will you feel left out of the night life, because, again, the ship's crew have special instructions to make sure that people travelling alone are always included in every activity.        
Coach holidays    
Some people regard coach <head>holidays</head> as like being carted around like sheep in a truck, but they are rather good for people travelling alone.
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The bells crashed out the joyous news practically all day.
Heather could not sleep, and we watched almost the entire Old Town repair to the Church at about six o'clock that evening.
Yet I dare not take my restless baby in.
We stood out in the churchyard, wrapped in shawls listening to the hymns and hearing the organ peeling out.
It was over for quite a few of our friends and neighbours.
But not all.    
My cousin Philip was with the Royal Sussex Regiment in the far east and my cousin Dorothy's husband was in the swamps of New Guinea with the Australian forces.    
We had a small firework party in the garden of Hastings House, mostly for the children.
I sat on the remains of a Greek column, obviously left from its Byronic time.    
Hastings began to try to get back to its pre-war <head>holiday</head> resort living.
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This was the view expressed by Anne Smith about Bellerby Feast which, like so many other traditions, was tottering on the very brink of extinction in 1985 when it was pulled back and had new life breathed into it.
Anne had been born and brought up in Bellerby in North Yorkshire, a member of the Metcalfe family which has played a large part in keeping this tradition alive.
When she married she moved away, but comes back to the village with her husband and son for the annual feast &mdash; as does her sister and members of other families who have moved.    
Feast day in Bellerby used to be the Wednesday after Whitsunday, but in 1933 it was moved to Whit Monday as people no longer had a holiday on this day.
It moved again when Whitsuntide itself was changed and joined other events in being transferred to the Spring Bank <head>Holiday</head> Monday.    
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It also discovered that they earned up to 40 p.c. commission on every policy sold.    
Cheaper cover is available from banks and building societies, although specialist brokers can sometimes offer still better value.    
The average cost of a standard policy for a two week holiday in Europe works out at &pound;18, while cover for a three-week holiday in the United States averages about &pound;45.
Those taking several trips abroad a year should consider special rates offered on annual cover.    
Standard policies include cover as listed in the table (above) and usually extend to include cancellation and delay, missed departure due to failure of public transport or car breakdown.    
Insurance companies raise premiums by up to 100 p.c. for <head>holidays</head> involving dangerous sports.        
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Ramsey inherited a battle like this from his predecessor.
The most Anglo-Catholic parish in the diocese was in South Shields, St Mary's Tyne Dock.
This had a record of superb parish priests and a full congregation.
While Ramsey was a canon the chapter appointed a new vicar; and while Ramsey's predecessor was bishop, a minority of the parishioners started to protest against the vicar's innovations and were in a strong position because the vicar introduced certain ornaments without the necessary faculty to do so.
When the vicar got a new bishop who was Anglo-Catholic he appealed to him for his sanction, in the hope that the bishop's approval would make up for the lack of faculty.
Ramsey's first <head>holiday</head> in Devonshire as a bishop was made unhappy by the news of the quarrel in the parish.    
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Chief Constable Burrows was outside his club in Friar Street when a fellow-member approached him and suggested he looked into the whereabouts of Philip Drew, an actor who was performing in a play called  The Monster   at Reading's Royal Theatre at the time of the Oliver murder.
Burrows, now clutching at straws, looked into it and became more and more interested in the actor.
He certainly was in the town on 22 June, and he certainly fitted the description.
His photograph had also been vouched for by several of the witnesses.
Burrows became more and more convinced that he had the right man.    
He traced the theatre company to Nottingham and, joined by Detective Inspector Walters of Reading and Sergeant Harris, awaited the result of enquiries by Nottingham police to see if Drew was still with the company.
On 23 July news arrived that he was so, Berret still on <head>holiday</head> , Burrows and Harris went to Nottingham.    
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He spoke irritably.    
(d)    
He yawned.      
(e)    
He said, &bquo;I expect you've got a busy day tomorrow, (as a hint to the guest that he should go to bed).    
(f)    
He made an elaborate pretence of yawning (as a signal that it was bedtime).    
(g)    
He stretched, sighed, and said &bquo;Oh, I'm so tired&equo;.    
(h)    
He thought for a while, then said &bquo;You know, I think I'm getting a bit tired; I think I need a <head>holiday</head> &equo;.        
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Among the more imaginative excuses were &bquo;I couldn't do it because the dog was pining,&equo; &bquo;the file fell in the bin and the cleaners came&equo; and &bquo;my wife wanted to make love&equo;, finanacial recruitment consultants Accountemps found.    
People in mundane jobs came up with more fanciful excuses.
&bquo;Perhaps they should put the effort involved in devising wild excuses into their normal work routine,&equo; said a spokesman.        
Fundraiser flees after prize scam    
POLICE are hunting a charity raffle promoter who vanished without handing out any prizes.    
Laurence Smith had offered to raise thousands of pounds for the Birmingham Institute of Conductive Education, which helps cerebral palsy sufferers and has Princess Diana as patron.    
The prizes, including a <head>holiday</head> at Seaworld in Florida, were supposed to be drawn on December 14.
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And then, aware of how much she already means to him: &bquo;I suppose every dad wants a daughter.&equo;    
Two weeks ago Natasha Mihaljcic faced a harsh and terrifying life amid the squalor of a Bosnian orphanage.    
Now, as she romps in the garden of their Georgian home in Grayswood, Surrey, this energetic nine-year-old is just as much a part of the Nicholson family as Mike's wife Diana, 50, and his two grown sons Tom, 20 and William, 19.    
It was Mike who came to her rescue.
&bquo;And from now on,&equo; he says protectively, &bquo;she is our lifetime commitment, whether she is under my roof or somebody else's.    
&bquo;Who knows, we may even foster her.
It's been in the back of our minds.&equo;    
Natasha, who speaks very little English, has been told by an interpreter that she is in England for a <head>holiday</head> and may one day return to Sarajevo.    
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Another popular aspect is the hotel's bar where you can take a break from the midday sun for a welcome sandwich or toastie.    
Being so central and combined with the fact that it's also a club Exclusive hotel where you can always be sure of a lively, fun atmosphere and a friendly welcome, it's hardly surprising that the Catherine is our most popular base in town and comes top of our list for summer &bquo;90.    
There are twin, double and single rooms available, all with private facilities and most with a balcony.          
ATLANTIS II    
Just outside Kos town, the Atlantis II is in a quiet spot only ten minutes walk from the discos and twenty minutes to the town centre and there are also a few bars and restaurants nearby.
It's part of the lovely Atlantis complex and ideal for those who like a relaxed <head>holiday</head> in a well equipped hotel.
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The places inhabited by these characters are drawn directly from Edward's first-hand observations around Wandsworth, and on holidays spent in Wiltshire and West Wales.
The world of this novel is as much his country as the wild, half-derelict countrified pockets around the rapidly developing suburbia of Wimbledon, Kensington, and Battersea which the fictitious Philip and Arthur explored as thoroughly as the real Arthur Hardy and Edward had explored the parts of London commons which they called &bquo;Our Country&equo;.
Edward's second and third brothers, Ernest and Theodore, have recorded how occasionally they too shared these nature explorations and fishing expeditions in the London woodlands and around Swindon.
Their memories emphasise his intrepid, iconoclastic, and freedom-loving wilfulness.
Ernest wrote:    
The only time we really spent together was in the summer <head>holidays</head> &hellip; with our grandmother at Swindon.
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</instance>

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The package tour was not dead, it had gone up market and further afield.
Of course, if you were a  Vogue   reader with a purse to match, you would have been urged to visit such places in the 1970s, but where the rich (or adventurous) manage to travel independently, the package holiday-maker reaches a decade later and, just as Thomas Cook had envisaged, the inclusive tour enables more people to travel to far-flung destinations.    
By the beginning of the present decade tourism was very big business indeed.
The wealthy nations of the world generate most of the tourists &mdash; the Japanese, Germans, Americans, Scandinavians and British are among the most widely travelled.
For some the trend of the 1990s is to move away from package <head>holidays</head> towards the individual tour where travel agents help the client to arrange a personal itinerary.
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</instance>

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Yet again, if slightly more hardcore fans haven't already got &bquo;Injected With A Poison&equo; (mix credited to Digital Orgasm, daft since they made the record in the first place) or Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era, then they must have been in a coma for months.
Which is possible, and probably preferable.        
VARIOUS COMPUTERS: Reactivate Five    
A BIG bonus for not using the letter E in a huge typeface on the sleeve despite three opportunities to do so.
&bquo;Pure Trance And Techno&equo; is the catch-line here and for once it's roughly right.
Includes the decidedly strange &bquo;Urban Bells&equo; from Passion Flower (no, I dunno who it is either) and Westbam's &bquo;Mr Peanut&equo;, a chirpy, bizarre record from the originator of German techno, guaranteed to send your brain running for the exit.        
VARIOUS COMPUTERS ON DRUGS: Trance Dance    
HOW CAN you tell the life-span of a dance compilation is limited?
An advert for a Bank <head>Holiday</head> rave on the sleeve is a clue.
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The New Forest was on our doorstep and the south coast, from Lymington to Bournemouth, at our feet to be explored.    
When it was sunny we picnicked among the forest's ponies and searched for fossils on deserted beaches.    
When the clouds came we visited Beaulieu, travelled their monorail, rode a vintage bus and drooled over the super cars in the National Motor Museum.    
Nearby, at Buckler's Hard, we wandered in the village where Lord Nelson's wooden warships were built.
We went for a cruise on the river, now a mooring for ocean yachts.    
The Sammy Miller motorcycle museum at New Milton, Hants (&pound;2 adults, &pound;1 children) has a superb collection.    
And there were loads of local pubs that catered for family needs.
In our comfortable <head>holiday</head> home the kids cut out and coloured a dynasty of paper people while we caught up on our videos.    
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What she was saying finally sunk into Constance's confused brain.    
&bquo;Oh, Aunt Louise!
How super!&equo; she screamed.
&bquo;I can't believe it!
I can't believe it!&equo;
Her mind flew to Miss Hatherby.
Once again she heard her friend's voice, &bquo;Rome&hellip;
It is the most human city in the world.&equo;    
Suddenly, all thoughts of Nicky forgotten, she was the happiest girl in the world.    
Constance heard Louise on the telephone and knew she was talking to Nora.    
&bquo;I'm sure that Jim will be able to get her some sort of job but, to begin with, she can treat it like a little <head>holiday</head> ,   until she sees if she likes it.&equo;
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The 260-km journey took five days, travelling 16 hours each day, mostly busing the bike over the broken terrain.
Without proper maps he followed a route set by compass, boiling up pemmican and glucose for food and sleeping under the stars in a sleeping bag at night.
His fitness and determination ensured that he survived a journey on which a lesser man could have been lost without trace.
He had previously pedalled his way to make the first cycle crossings of the High Atlas mountains in Morocco, and of Lapland from the Arctic Ocean to the Baltic Sea.
Stories about Dall's travels abound.
Twice in Morocco he was arrested and interrogated as a spy by the French Foreign Legion who refused to believe that anyone would spend their <head>holidays</head> cycling across the desert in temperatures of 48&equo; C.    
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The construction of the turbine house continued and the large, fertile, though overgrown kitchen garden on a raised, walled piece of land in front of the cottage, between it and the river, was ploughed and early potatoes were planted.
All had now to be arranged long distance but it seemed to work remarkably well.    
Our neighbours the Williams at the farm were very helpful.
They had a key and saw in deliveries of this and that &mdash; a couple of times, large van loads of furniture &mdash; and gave willingly of their time.
They made friends with the families who stayed and who bought milk and eggs from them, and they said more than once how good it was to see the lights on across the river again.
In relatively unpopulated areas such as ours, the word &bquo;neighbour&equo; has a meaning unknown in town.    
We longed for late June and our two-week <head>holiday</head> .
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They might indeed come to believe that they were not really living in Africa at all.    
After all, that is why many whites bought into Africa in the first place.
It was on condition no one ever reminding them they were actually living there.
That is what Mr Whittaker means by his &bquo;first world, third world&equo; dichotomy.
It is just the latest, polite way of saying that whites want to live in Africa, but they can't for the life of them get along with Africans.
The trouble is, Africa keeps coming to call.
And since, in the words of Mr Whittaker, &bquo;our friend from Robben Island was released&equo;, Africa keeps coming to call in no uncertain fashion.    
The trek to clusterland seems assured.
Johannesburg even has a cluster suburb.
Next &mdash; cluster cities?
There are already cluster <head>holiday</head> camps.    
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The hickory shaft is matt lacquered for protection.    
Like many other d-i-y enthusiasts, I occasionally have to mix mortar for covering small areas where it is important to achieve a good finished surface.
I have found when mixing cement, sand and water, that they need the help of a softening agent to make the mortar much more malleable.    
By adding a small amount of liquid soap to the water as you mix, it acquires a better texture, allowing it to be manipulation more easily.  ,      
Send us your top tip, and if it's the best of the batch, you'll win a great prize!          
READER'S STORY    
SHED REFORMATION    
I needed a new garden shed, but was in the middle of what economists call a &bquo;negative cash flow situation&equo;, with the big family summer <head>holiday</head> looming.
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<context>
 Remember:   Crowns are about the range of services and facilities.
More Crowns does not, necessarily, mean higher quality.
High quality standards can be found in every classification band, from Listed up to Crown 5.    
We recognise that quality is important to you, so in-depth inspections are being carried out now to identify those places which take a pride in their higher standards &mdash; be it a small B&amp;B or a large hotel.
Look out for &mdash; Approved, Commended or Highly Commended appearing on our signs.        
Self-Catering: Cottages, Bungalows, Flats, Houseboats, Houses and Chalets etc.    
The Key      
Please bear in mind that all Key <head>holiday</head> homes will provide at least some of the facilities and equipment of a higher classification.    
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&bquo;Only close pals would have known of visit&equo;    
Scorn of the voice experts    
STEVE ATKINSON      
THE CASE FOR    
IT'S the tape that's caused a new storm for the Royals, still reeling from the scandal of Fergie's holiday snaps.
But is the 23-minute chat really a lovey-dovey phone call between Princess Di and an admirer?
Or just an elaborate hoax?
We examine the case for and against.          
Beeb in royal bust-up show    
THE BBC is to make a &pound;2 million television drama about the fictional break-up of the Royal Family.
The four-part series includes a king crowned late in life, a PM who took over in mid-term and a princess snubbed after being pictured on <head>holiday</head> with another man.
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And plans are being laid for jaunts next year to Japan, Australia, India, Pakistan, South America and the Commonwealth conference in Cyprus.    
Mr Major's visit to Barcelona is billed as a boost for Manchester's bid for the 2000 Olympics.     
Luxury    
But he will slip away for a holiday in a luxury Spanish villa after the final ceremony.    
And he returns to Spain in September for the Expo international fair.    
Meanwhile Mr Lamont came under attack for spending the whole of August away from his desk.    
Labour's Robin Cook accused him and the Cabinet of &bquo;sunning themselves on the deckchairs of Europe while watching the economy sink below the horizon&equo;.    
An angry Treasury spokesman denied Mr Lamont was taking all of August off.    
The official said: &bquo;He is taking a 10 day <head>holiday</head> with his family in Italy.    
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Phil Philips, deputy secretary of the British Hotels, Restaurants and Caterers Association, said: &bquo;People in the industry are much better educated about AIDS than they were in 1987.&equo;    
Many within the industry admit privately, however, that they may be less inclined to appoint someone who declares their infection at their interview.    
Another senior personnel manager said: &bquo;It would not be a moral judgment, but we have to consider the practicalities of appointing someone who could be off work for long periods.&equo;          
NEDC presses for longer summer holiday season    
BANK HOLIDAYS    
RENEWED pressure has been placed on the Government to lengthen the summer season by bringing Britain up to European standards for public <head>holidays</head> .    
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Mount Teide    
A dominating, magical snow-capped mountain which soars to over 12000ft.
A cable car will take you most of the way.
Unforgettable views.        
Orotava    
A charming Canadian town nestling in the eternally lush and fertile Orotava Valley, whose beauty and mild climate have attracted visitors for over a hundred years.          
TEN BEL Holiday Club    
Whispers filled the coach as we drove along Ten Bel's tree-lined entrance.
&bquo;Isn't it huge,&equo; we all echoed.
Yes, and in one day here you'll find more to see and do than two weeks spent almost anywhere else.
Why not list your own <head>holiday</head> requirements and then tick them off one by one as you discover for yourself what Ten Bel has to offer.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="holiday.40125" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Data-Star offers over 300 online databases covering information for biomedical research, the pharmaceutical and chemical industries and business intelligence for commerce and industry.
We currently have a vacancy within the Customer Services Team, working London Help-Desk.    
As part of the Help-Desk Team you will perform a variety of important tasks, including answering international customer enquiries, and dealing with all telephone sales leads.
You will also share in presenting the full range of Data-Star training courses on a regular basis.    
You should have some experience of using Data-Star in a biomedical, pharmaceutical, or chemical field.
Commercial awareness and an interest in sales and marketing would be an added advantage.    
We offer a friendly working environment in Central London, 5 weeks annual <head>holiday</head> , private healthcare and additional benefits.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="holiday.40126" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
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Anna felt herself colouring.
She had gone too far.
&bquo;Some husbands,&equo; she said, pulling herself together, finishing her wine, &bquo;get very disheartened.
There are so many demands, so little help.
Were you lonely as a missionary?&equo;    
&bquo;Oh no,&equo; Isobel said.
&bquo;Never.
I felt like the nineteenth&rehy;century   missionary, Annie Besant, who wrote in her diary on Christmas Day, in a blizzard on a Tibetan mountain surrounded by absolutely untrustworthy tribesmen, &bquo;Quite safe here with Jesus.&equo;
Africa was wonderful.
It was in every way so much easier than here, but then the love required was simpler, more childlike.
It was, looking back, a kind of <head>holiday</head> at times.&equo;    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="holiday.40129" senseid="holiday%1:28:01::"/>
<context>
To take this view is to diminish teaching, presenting it as a form of fact processing, ignoring in the process the holistic view of the child within the family unit.    
The clash between Government and teaching unions certainly made it more difficult to extend the teacher's role.
And yet, what is required, if teachers are ever to enjoy the prestige of true professionals, is to encourage them to reach out into the society they are there to serve, rather than for them to retreat behind their school walls.    
Hopefully, sometime in the future, it will be possible to create community schools from which a new breed of professional will emerge.
These social-work teachers may have a school base; certainly they would have flexible hours in order that they could meet the needs of young people during times when schools were closed (early evenings, long <head>holidays</head> ).
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="holiday.40130" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
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SAFE AT LAST: Kidnapped Farrah    
REUNITED AT LAST: Bernadette and Shane with Farrah Picture: PAT MAXWELL    
SWOOP: The house were Farrah was discovered        
BLOW FOR LAMONT    
SHEREE DODD    
DESPERATE Chancellor Norman Lamont's hopes that shoppers will spend their way out of the slump took a triple bashing yesterday.    
Bosses revealed July's High Street sales showed their biggest fall since records began in 1983.    
Credit giant Barclaycard said fear of unemployment is forcing one in three card holders to slash spending.    
And car loan experts HPI announced no end to the slump in new car sales.    
Mr Lamont, who is on <head>holiday</head> in Italy, is banking on a spending boom to boost the economy.    
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</instance>

<instance id="holiday.40132" docsrc="bnc_AMW_1390">
<answer instance="holiday.40132" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Part of an international organisation, with assets of &pound;3.47 billion, the company also has interests in newspapers and publishing as well as travel.        
NUMBER OF NIGHTS IN YOUR ACCOMMODATION    
The &bquo;no. of nights&equo; stated on all of the price panels refers to the number of nights accommodation booked for you.
Some flights are night flights &mdash; when you arrive in the resort your room is immediately available, as it has been reserved for the whole night.
This, therefore, counts as one of your holiday nights.
Similarly, guests who have booked half or full board may miss a meal on arrival or departure due to the timing of the flight.
Where this is the case, our pricing of the holiday has been adjusted to compensate.
On the last day of your <head>holiday</head> it is standard practice to be asked to check out of your room in the morning.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="holiday.40134" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
First Edition JAKARTA (Reuter) &mdash; Pope John Paul, who makes a controversial visit to the disputed territory of East Timor this week, told Indonesia's government that human rights and self-determination must be respected.
He paid tribute to the way the country had forged national unity.
But in a speech to President Suharto and ministers he added: &bquo;At times nations are tempted to disregard fundamental human rights in a misguided search for political unity based on military or economic power alone.
But such unity can easily be dissolved.&equo;        
Briton held    
By RICHARD DOWDEN    
David Ormerod, a geology lecturer at the Open University, has been held in Oradea, Romania, for the past three days, after being picked up at the main crossing point into Hungary.
Dr Ormerod, who was on a working <head>holiday</head> in the Carpathians, is to be tried on charges of attempting to smuggle a Romanian citizen out of the country.        
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<answer instance="holiday.40137" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
If your business is located in an area where coal or steel works have been closed, you could be eligible for the substantial benefits of a European Coal and Steel Community Job Creation Loan.    
These offer special concessions to help you build your business and so create jobs to replace those that have been lost in mines and steelworks.
They are available to businesses of all sizes &mdash; and for many different uses.    
While, for a time, they were available only to manufacturing companies or allied service industries, these restrictions have been relaxed to include most types of business.    
Provided various criteria are satisfied, you can arrange loans on exceptional terms, including: rebates of interest on portions of loans, exceptionally low rates of interest on the balance, and four year capital repayments <head>holidays</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="holiday.40139" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
Emergency admissions as a result of road traffic accidents or falls on icy pavements cannot be arranged.
The student may nurse only patients with ingrowing toe nails or hallux valgus.
The resulting clinical experience is limited, and not fully representative of the specialty.
The ward staff, however, can provide additional practical experience to compensate.
For example, observation in a fracture clinic or operating theatre can be arranged.
Suitable ward-based   projects give the student opportunities to set up traction or to practise orthopaedic procedures.
Although these situations are contrived, the learner gains valuable experience in the care of patients with orthopaedic problems.    
Staffing levels are also difficult to predict, and <head>holidays</head> or sickness may leave a ward very short of nurses, both trained and untrained.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="holiday.40143" senseid="holiday%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
One of the restaurants they visited was Don Leone's &mdash; a stone's throw from the marina in Puerto Banus where the rich and famous moor their luxury yachts.    
Mona, daughter of the PLO's chief fund-raiser, slept in a four-poster bed at the villa across the corridor from Mellor and his wife Judith.    
She told Belgian-born Count de Beaumont that Mellor could one day be Prime Minister and that she &bquo;liked him very much.&equo;    
She clearly enjoyed the politician's company.    
The pair of pals would sometimes pop out together to buy bread and newspapers.    
The villa &mdash; packed with antiques and complete with tennis court and Jacuzzi &mdash; is currently on the market for &pound;1 million.     
Pocket    
Speaking by its swimming pool, playboy Count de Beaumont said Mellor never attempted to pay for anything during the 1990 <head>holiday</head> .    
</context>
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<answer instance="holiday.30027" senseid="holiday_season%1:28:00::"/>
<context>
K mart Corp. Chairman Joseph E. Antonini summed up his outlook for the
Christmas season as ``not troublesome.'' He's not predicting a blockbuster,
but he is ``more optimistic than three months ago'' because employment
remains strong and inflation low.  Other retailers are also preparing for a
ho-hum holiday.  Philip M. Hawley, chairman of Carter Hawley Hale Stores
Inc., expects sales at department stores open at least a year to rise a
modest 3 % to 5 % over last year's totals, both for his company and the
industry in general.  ``I 'm not looking for a runaway Christmas at all,''
he says.  ``It is n't a real boom <head>holiday</head> season in our
eyes,'' says Woolworth Corp. Chairman Harold E. Sells, ``but it is n't
going to be a bust either.''
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Our gesture was not really a religious one, for neither of us believed in the Roman Catholic faith and detested its oppressive hold on the Spanish people, particularly the poor.
We used to do it almost as a social thing, a conventional Spanish gesture which for us had a special meaning &mdash; or at least it did for me, because I looked upon it as a seal on our friendship.
I think you did it just to please me, or perhaps to satisfy your own deep-seated urge to be conventional in outward things.    
But when your German friends saw us doing this, they hooted with derision.
Fortunately, the church was empty: there were no priests, no sacristans, no black-mantillaed old <head>ladies</head> worshipping in front of the gorgeously gilded altar with its six twisted baroque pillars framing the blue heaven of the inner sanctuary.
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His voice trembling with anger at the English writer's ignorance, Rozanov said, &bquo;It's making a huge difference.
At last I can work in relative freedom.&equo;    
&bquo;Gosh!
You mean you couldn't before?
But you didn't suffer any restrictions, did you?&equo;    
&bquo;I spent two years in a  psikhushka  ,&equo; he replied curtly.
&bquo;A mad-house punishment block.
To stop me to work.&equo;    
&bquo;How ghastly!&equo;
Brown exclaimed.    
I saw one of the dowdy <head>ladies</head> gliding up; she touched his arm, and he turned.
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A couple of bands were hired several months ago to jolly up the celebrations, whose main participants appeared to be trade unionists who had been on free holidays to one of the last proletarian paradises.    
One band was called &bquo;Imelda's Boyfriend&equo; and the other &bquo;The Train Now Leaving&equo;.
Strong words were exchanged with the latter band by the organisers, who demanded a quick piece of historical rewriting to expunge this accidental slur on the workers' state.
However, the rock group refused and the party went on, with no ill-effects on the tiny number of celebrators or the East German functionaries.    
GDR is just a joke The ferment in East Germany is breeding a batch of jokes.
A little old <head>lady</head> , troubled by the unrest, goes to her local Communist Party secretary and asks: &bquo;Was socialism invented by politicians or scientists?&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40011" docsrc="bnc_CLD_2195">
<answer instance="lady.40011" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
The extradition was still stalled; there was another fraud investigation involving a British defence equipment company that had been ripped off in an American takeover deal; there was a coke run in London that the Bureau in New York were interested in; there was a guy who was under surveillance and who was going to have a Grand Jury warrant out for him for chopping his girlfriend's mother into small pieces; there were investigations that were vaguer, and things that were closer.
They didn't want his help, each one told him straight, because by the time he was briefed into what they were working on, then he would be away and they'd have wasted the classroom time.
What he did learn was the coffee machine.
Anything ever go wrong with a coffee machine, then send for Bill Erlich.
Too much milk, too little sugar, too much chocolate&hellip;   send for Bill.
He had stripped the machine down.
Not bad for a graduate in literature and one who normally took evasive action at the sight of a screwdriver.
The <head>lady</head> who ran Ruane's office said the dispenser was giving them better coffee, better chocolate, than any time in the last nine years.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40014" docsrc="bnc_A0D_12">
<answer instance="lady.40014" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
But, finding her exclamation had produced no reaction in the only other passenger not comfortably below, save in the stem for a scatter of peasants returning with emptied baskets from Naples, she moved nearer along the ship's greasy rail.    
Her target was an excessively tall gangling gentleman, not very suitably clad for the Mediterranean in a suit of gingery wool with the trousers ending in tight bands round the calves.
He was leaning against the rail smoking a cigarette and staring with an air of melancholy towards the distant island.    
&bquo;Not a very lady-like performance,&equo; the ample, beflowered lady pronounced, with a look of pinched disapproval in the direction of the girl in the prow.    
Briefly lifting his cap, the ginger giant produced, in foreign-accented English, a decidedly non-committal reply.    
The large <head>lady</head> was not to be put off, however.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40015" docsrc="bnc_A0D_184">
<answer instance="lady.40015" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
As soon as the linked train of little open cars began its steeply angled ascent she clutched the Finnish detective by the arm.      
&bquo;Mr Hjerson&equo; she gasped.
&bquo;Did you notice?&equo;    
&bquo;It is my business always to make notices.
But, alas, madam, I do not in the present know what it is you are asking if I am seeing.&equo;    
&bquo;That Italian.
That what-d'you-call-'em.
Tout.
He's on the funicular with us, in the next car with Miss Abernethie.&equo;    
&bquo;Miss Abernethie?
She is the <head>lady</head> I have seen?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40019" docsrc="bnc_C93_597">
<answer instance="lady.40019" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
From the 1740s North Cave was the meeting place for Quakers in the area, and Quaker Cottage on Church Street was built in 1892 on the site of the old Friends' meeting house; the cottage garden once was their burial ground.    
The Primitive Methodist chapel on Westgate was built in 1871 to replace a smaller chapel on Quaker Lane, and a campaign is in progress at the present time to raise funds for its refurbishment.
The Wesleyan Centenary chapel was built on Church Street in 1839, but is now used as a warehouse and the Young Farmers' Club meets in the original schoolroom.
John Wesley preached at North Cave in 1761, probably in a barn or in the open air.    
North Cave boasts two public houses: the White Hart on Westgate, built in 1776, but much altered at the front, was one of the main coaching inns in the mid 19th century; and the Black Swan on Church Street, rebuilt in 1813, where <head>ladies</head> could buy bonnets and trimmings in a little shop in the small single-storied part at the far end.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40023" docsrc="bnc_ABS_1839">
<answer instance="lady.40023" senseid="lady_of_the_house%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
She had a lump in her throat and an enormous yearning to say something beautiful to her father, something that could not be expressed by words, and so without quite knowing how it happened she suddenly turned her head and with a smile tossed out her arm in the air, easily, flowing, as if to see each other many more times.
An instant later she recalled the forty-year-old lady, who twenty-five years earlier had stood in the same place and had waved at her father in the same way.
That upset and confused her.
It was as if two distant times had suddenly met in a single second and two different women in a single gesture.
The thought passed through her head that those two women might have been the only ones he had ever loved.    
In the salon where they were all sitting after dinner over glasses of brandy and half-finished cups of coffee, the first courageous guest rose to his feet and bowed with a smile to the <head>lady</head> of the house.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40027" docsrc="bnc_BP4_614">
<answer instance="lady.40027" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Returning the same way half-an-hour later the car was still there and this time there were faint signs of life inside accompanied by pathetic cries for hemp.
Peering inside he found a half-naked couple locked together in the backseat.
The man, who was on   top, told him that his back had gone and he couldn't move.
The jogger ran off to call the Police.
The police arrived, took one look and called the fire brigade.
A fire crew arrived, took one look and summoned an ambulance.
A quick consultation between these two agencies resulted in the top being cut off the car so that the injured man could be lifted free.    
&bquo;I'm sorry about this, <head>lady</head> ,&equo; said the senior fireman as the lady's lover was driven away to the casualty department, &bquo;but at least he hasn't come to any more harm this way.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40028" docsrc="bnc_CCN_733">
<answer instance="lady.40028" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
To be very specific is dangerous, because if we attempt to clothe the image too precisely U becomes restricted, less of &bquo;light&equo; and more of &bquo;substance&equo;, and the life may go from it.
One night, when I was going through a particularly troubled time, I awoke from restless, turbulent dreams, and, half-waking, had the sense of a woman sitting by my bed, watching over me.
If I had to describe her, I would say that she was a sensible, down-to-earth woman, dressed plainly and cleanly, understanding what I was experiencing, yet sighing at my folly and patiently keeping an eye on me till I was in a stronger state again.
I do not expect to encounter &bquo;the <head>Lady</head> &equo; in that particular   form again; she represented a power to watch over and sustain me, and her qualities were ones that were especially lacking in my own life at that time &mdash; practicality, solidity and a refusal to get flustered.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40030" docsrc="bnc_ACN_1675">
<answer instance="lady.40030" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
We've always had drams, but the way it developed was like a natural progression.
You've got to go through the rough before you can get to the smooth.
Nellee was in Bristol with The Wild Bunch, we met him in &bquo;86.
June 13&equo;    
Jazzie Q SOUL II SOUL        
&bquo;I was in FBI sound system with Sparky on the Eastside.
We were trying to diverse the music with the mixture of soul and reggae, though it wasn't really the done thing at that point.
We joined Soul II Soul around &bquo;83.
We're the younger members, except for the real littl'uns we've got now.&equo;    
Aitch B SOUL II SOUL        
In June 1980, Buster's gonads hadn't grown, Roger Mellie was still an eager trainee at the telly, Sid the sexist was leering at the dinner <head>ladies</head> in junior school and Mrs. Grady wasn't such an old lady.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40032" docsrc="bnc_AEB_2809">
<answer instance="lady.40032" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
In the big house.&equo;    
&bquo;Plenty of housemaids have formed&hellip; unfortunate liaisons,&equo; was the careful reply.
&bquo;Even the most well   brought up ladies can fall victim to&hellip;&equo;
She broke off inexplicably and her face went as pink as a   fuschia  .
At that moment, Sam noticed something very strange, but he decided to keep it temporarily to himself.    
Miss Harker recovered her composure.    
&bquo;That poor child upstairs is Mr Harker's  only   offspring.
And he was born in Italy,  not   London.
His mother died in the bearing of him.
I know because I was there.
And she was most definitely  not   a <head>lady</head> 's maid.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40035" docsrc="bnc_B0B_756">
<answer instance="lady.40035" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Almost t' last good turn they did was buildin' them steppin'-stones acrost t' river.
Then one night they all disappeared, 'cos t' farmers an' their wives kep' forgettin' to say thank you by puttin' out cake an' milk for yum.
They've never comed back, an' 'tis said they went to parts where folks was properly thankful for things done for yum.
&bquo;Tis a rare pity thar ain't no Brownies now in t' dale to do good turns to housewives, with all t' jobs there are to do from morn till night.&equo;    
&bquo;But there are Brownies who do good turns still, you know,&equo; said a voice from the doorway.
&bquo;Surely you've heard of Brownie Guides?&equo;
Aunt Nellie and Jenny jumped in surprise.
They looked through the open doorway, and there, smiling in at them, was a tall, pleasant-looking <head>lady</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40036" docsrc="bnc_A9H_311">
<answer instance="lady.40036" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Any journalist will tell you that British rugby union players, with two or three beguiling exceptions, are hardest to get anything out of worth printing.
Few seem to have anything remotely interesting to offer on the philosophy, flavours, fads or fancies of their game.    
Yet now they are told they can expect to pocket &pound;1,500.
They'd better get their act together first.    
Perhaps they are thinking of the soaraway end of the market?
Even more of a no-go area, I'm afraid.
Very few of those who write the terrible tabloids, let alone those who read them, are likely to have heard of these &bquo;internationally famous&equo; sportsmen, so I doubt if they'd make half of &pound;1,500 even for such tales as Flanker Star Ate My Goolie During Scrum, by England's Ugliest Prop; or Sexy Secrets in the Showers, by Welsh Tea <head>Lady</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40038" docsrc="bnc_CAM_2132">
<answer instance="lady.40038" senseid="young_lady%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
In the morning the Oxford Coroner would open and adjourn the inquest, enabling him to release the body to the next of kin, in this case Ambassador Fairweather in person, representing President John Cormack.    
As the two British scientists wrote their reports through the night, Sam Somerville was received at her own request by the committee in the Situation Room beneath the West Wing.
She had appealed right up to the Director of the Bureau, and after telephoning Vice-President Odell he had agreed to bring her along.    
When she entered the room they were all already seated.
Only David Weintraub was missing, away in Tokyo talking to his opposite number there.
She felt intimidated; these men were the most powerful in the land, men you only saw on television or in the press.
She took a deep breath, held her head up and walked forward to the end of the table.
Vice-President Odell gestured to a chair.    
&bquo;Siddown, young <head>lady</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40039" docsrc="bnc_CDN_920">
<answer instance="lady.40039" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
In total misery, he watched, from the back of the church, the stony-faced widow, flanked by her husband's mother, a surprisingly elegant woman in smart black, and his father, a retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer looking tired and grey, as they went through the formalities of the service.
Absorbed as he was by the sight of a family in grief, a new phenomenon for him, he could not help observing, with some awe, the large number of military men present to testify to their friendship with the dead man.
They sure looked smart, he thought, and from that moment he began to cultivate the straight, dignified bearing which was to be his hallmark in later life; only occasionally did he forget and relapse into his old North American droop.    
His quick eye also registered with some interest that not one of the <head>ladies</head> present, as far as he could judge, belonged to his mother's circle.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40041" docsrc="bnc_CBG_13013">
<answer instance="lady.40041" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40041" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Brushing aside Test paceman Craig McDermott and spinners Allan Border and Steve Storey, Pakistan powered to 342-4 at stumps in reply to Queensland's first innings total of 260.
Inzamam-ul-Haq hit 83 in a polished display.    
But McDermott refused to be denied completely and he had number five batsman Saeed Anwar caught in the slips for 13 in his 20th over.
The diminutive left hander stood firm against Queensland's three-pronged pace attack of McDermott, Greg Rowell and Mike Kasprowicz and pushed his claim for selection in Pakistan's one-off Test against New Zealand to be played in Hamilton in early January.        
Ace Reid strikes gold    
SCOTTISH golf professional Dale Reid yesterday sank a hole-in-one in the final round of the Alpine Australian <head>Ladies</head> Masters on Australia's Gold Coast.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40042" docsrc="bnc_C8E_1775">
<answer instance="lady.40042" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
So this was London at last, and nothing gave me more pleasure than strolling around my new possession all day.
London seemed like a house with five thousand rooms, all different; the kick was to work out how they connected, and eventually to walk through all of them.
Towards Hammersmith was the river and its pubs, full of hollering middle-class voices; and there were the secluded gardens which fringed the river along Lower Mall and the shaded stroll along the towpath to Barnes.
This part of West London seemed like the country to me, with none of the disadvantages, no cows or farmers.      
Nearby was expensive Kensington, where rich <head>ladies</head> shopped, and a walk from that was Earls Court, with its baby-faced male and female whores arguing and shoving each other in the pubs; there were transvestites and addicts and many disoriented people and con-merchants.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40046" docsrc="bnc_B1J_1501">
<answer instance="lady.40046" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
(I cannot bring myself to follow the grotesque habit which Methodists seem to have learned from the Labour Party of dropping the definite article and so &bquo;Conference does this or that&equo; never &bquo;The Conference.&equo;)    
If the C of E used to be the Tory Party at prayer (and is now the Democrats), the Methodists are the Labour Party at prayer.
They also have their equivalent of Militant Tendency known as ARM (Alliance of Radical Methodists).
Afterwards I met two of these gentlemen who were exercising their elbows in a nearby hostelry and exercising their right to disagree on conscientious grounds with the Wesleyan distaste for   alcoholic   beverages.    
One wore a black felt hat, and his shoulder-length hair and beard were silver enough for him to have known the beatnik era.
The other was not a   delegate from his circuit of East London since he usually came last in the election (except last year when he was ninth out of eight until a <head>lady</head> delegate became pregnant).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40047" docsrc="bnc_CEH_2053">
<answer instance="lady.40047" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Let's grab that bench.
We'll soon be on one way.
Not long to wait.
Five hours'll soon pass.&equo;    
But contrary to Vi McKeown's shining optimism, that night was the most uncomfortable any of them could remember.
Not only were they the longest hours they had ever been called upon to endure, but the coldest.    
&bquo;You wouldn't think it was June.&equo;
Jane shrugged into   her greatcoat then spread her raincoat over her knees.
&bquo;I'd give anything for a cup of tea.
 Anything  .&equo;    
&bquo;Then let's all close our eyes and wish like mad for the WVS <head>lady</head> and her trolley to materialize right here in front of us like a dear little fat fairy.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40050" docsrc="bnc_B0B_772">
<answer instance="lady.40050" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Well, if so's you're to do wi' Brownies an' you could bring yum back to t' dale, ma'am, folk like me would be much obliged,&equo; said Aunt Nellie.    
While she filled the tank of the lady's car she told her the legend of the Brownies' Bridge.    
&bquo;Well, as I said to you just now,&equo; said the lady, &bquo;there are still Brownies who do good turns, although they aren't fairy folk but real girls like this one &mdash; and about her age too.&equo;
She smiled at Jenny.
&bquo;They take the place of the fairy Brownies of olden days, and are named after them.&equo;    
&bquo;How could they take the place of fairy Brownies?&equo; asked Jenny, shaking her head in disbelief.
&bquo;They can't work magic like fairy folk.&equo;    
&bquo;You'd be surprised what magic can be worked by willing hands eager to do good turns,&equo; replied the <head>lady</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40053" docsrc="bnc_C8D_1034">
<answer instance="lady.40053" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I see,&equo; said Anthea slowly.
&bquo;As to your first point, although I said that the members don't necessarily all know each other, I have personally recognised every resident here in this Lodge.
The only new members were Dominic and Lee.
As for the others, there's a hard core who attend virtually all the Circle's functions; I've seen them many times over the years.
They tend to come in large groups, but there are singletons and couples as well.
These are people with a genuine interest in history coupled with a knowledge that might surprise you, considering they are amateurs.    
&bquo;The rest I think of as the &bquo;fringe element &bquo;&equo;.
They attend sporadically, and their basic understanding of history is usually sketchy.
Often they are middle-aged or elderly <head>ladies</head> , who look upon it as a social club.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40056" docsrc="bnc_ACE_1454">
<answer instance="lady.40056" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Anti-tank guns galore as well.
That'll please the BEF&hellip; be able to handle 'em in practice even if they never fire 'em in anger.&equo;    
&bquo;Ah, now I can hear you properly.
So carry on &mdash; what's the problem?&equo;    
&bquo;Just come from changing the sentries on the railway bridge.
Found a man asleep, sir.&equo;    
Asleep.
That's a Court-Martial offence.    
&bquo;Dessay you could deal with it, sir.&equo;
His easy manner bordered on the avuncular, but Charles was wise enough not to take offence with the experienced NCOs, particularly this one under whom he'd served while in the ranks such a short while before.    
&bquo;Will you see him in here or in the <head>ladies</head> &equo; waiting room?&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40058" docsrc="bnc_A5Y_1201">
<answer instance="lady.40058" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
One of the most important variables which structures the operation of discretion is whether the offender shows &bquo;the right attitude&equo;.
This is described as the factor which &bquo;means everything&equo; to the decision about whether or not to proceed.
So standardized is it that it is widely called &bquo;the attitude test&equo; (a phrase also used by American police, see van Maanen 1978), and when stopping members of the public constables are routinely instructed by colleagues to give the potential offender &bquo;the attitude test&equo;.
To pass it one has to be &bquo;dead on&equo;: polite, deferential, and avoid the use of foul language.
One policeman from an area outside Easton once stated that he had &bquo;sort of fixed it&equo; for a lorry driver who had run over a <head>lady</head> 's leg because &bquo;the lady wasn't very nice but the lorry driver was dead on&equo; (FN 22/2/87, p. 1).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40060" docsrc="bnc_B2V_100">
<answer instance="lady.40060" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Before the arrival of the Romans, the native Britons had been skilled at many kinds of crafts.
One of these was the making of jewellery.
After some years the designs from the Empire influenced fashionable people in their taste, and Roman style bronze brooches and bangles, some of them made in Britain, were worn by the men and women of prosperous families.    
Bronze, an alloy of mainly copper and tin, could be polished until it looked almost like gold, and the technique of making it had been known in Britain for centuries.          
DRESS    
Like many other aspects of their lives, the way Britons dressed, especially the upper classes, was influenced by Roman taste.    
A <head>lady</head> would usually wear a long, flowing tunic, fastened at the shoulders with brooches, tied under the bust, and bloused at the waist.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40062" docsrc="bnc_CH8_2209">
<answer instance="lady.40062" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
NO TURN UNSTONED      
We had a good letter once, it said, &bquo;Dear Eric Morecambe, you can't sing, you can &bquo;t dance, and you can't tell jokes and you &bquo;re not funny.
PS.
Get rid of your partner &mdash; he's dragging you down.
&bquo; &mdash; Ernie Wise      
It's a fact of life that if you're in any way well known, then you're going to come in for criticism.
It's also a fact of life that it hurts and if anybody says it doesn't, I don't believe them.
Most performers can read ten glowing reports and one bad, and only remember the nasty one.
I remember walking down the steps on to the set of  Aspel and Company   once, seeing a wall of friendly faces &mdash; except for one belonging to a <head>lady</head> sitting in the front row, arms crossed and a baleful expression on her face.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40066" docsrc="bnc_AEB_2831">
<answer instance="lady.40066" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
And looked back at her again nonchalantly.
She winced and the colour shrank out of her cheeks and then reappeared in two hot spots high on her cheekbones.
Rose noticed nothing.    
Miss Harker cleared her throat.    
&bquo;I shall make my final decision in the morning,&equo; she said.
&bquo;It will depend on little Arthur's condition.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, Miss,&equo; said Sam.    
&bquo;In fact,&equo; fluttered Miss Harker, &bquo;considering everything you have told me&hellip; which I am quite sure you believe to be true even though I am sorry to tell you it  cannot   be&hellip;
I am inclined to take pity on you.&equo;    
That's big of you, thought Sam.    
&bquo;You must tell your friend,&equo; continued the <head>lady</head> , &bquo;that she has made a mistake.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40068" docsrc="bnc_BP0_57">
<answer instance="lady.40068" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
After a considerable   space, the woman above her said, &bquo;You may sit.&equo;
A low stool had appeared.
Primaflora rose and bestowed herself naturally, so that her skirts fell with grace.
The King's mother said, &bquo;So.
You are old for the boy.&equo;    
&bquo;Niccol&ograve;, my lady?&equo; said Primaflora.
&bquo;He is old enough to lead armies.&equo;    
&bquo;He is young enough to inflame my son.
It is your practice to come between lovers?&equo;    
Too well-informed to pretend shock, Primaflora evinced instead a form of gentle regret tinged with reproach.
&bquo;Gracious <head>lady</head> , I knew nothing of that.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40071" docsrc="bnc_CDN_2164">
<answer instance="lady.40071" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Donny O'Brien, the ancient typesetter inherited from the original  Advent  , swore each day that it was only by the grace of God that the paper ever got launched in the taxi which delivered it to the newspaper boys.    
Only the queen of the social columns, recruited a couple of years previously from Calgary, sat calmly at her desk, her silver-tipped fingers delicately feeling the pulse of the city's social life.
Other editors might make a slip, but let her so much as spell a name wrong and her telephone would blare, and some outraged lady would correct her with withering sarcasm.    
She was delighted when the story of Hank fell into her lap; an interview with his mother would fill half a column nicely.
Her pleasure was, however, short lived.
Like all good stories unearthed by such <head>lady</head> editors, it was snatched away from her, and, barring wars and acts of God, as Donny O'Brien reported to Mr Pascall, the bookseller, it would be a front-page headline on Monday.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40072" docsrc="bnc_ASE_1759">
<answer instance="lady.40072" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
It was understandable that there should be some reaction.    
She had reached the new housing estate by now, which stretched away to the left, and covered the fields she so well remembered that overlooked Lulling Woods.    
The houses were neat and not unpleasing in design, though to Winnie's eyes they appeared to be built far too close together, and the low wire fences gave no privacy.
Washing blew on most garden lines, and a number of toddlers played together in the road, jumping in a big puddle to the detriment of their clothes and their obvious delight.    
Winnie smiled at them and walked on by.    
&bquo;Who's that old lady?&equo; asked one child, in a shrill treble that carried clearly through the winter air.    
Old <head>lady</head> , thought Winnie, with sudden shock!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40076" docsrc="bnc_CHB_1163">
<answer instance="lady.40076" senseid="P"/>
<context>
In a city-centre bar, the four members of Eugenius are convening for what they might call work.
Others might call it drinking, smoking, eating, and taking the piss out of each other, but to these lads, these activities are a vital part of the job.    
The first to arrive is Gordon Keen.
Gordon is, potentially, the first pop star called Gordon since Sting, and you may have noticed that even Sting doesn't call himself Gordon.
From Gordon's insistence on calling himself Gordon, you can take the inference that he's an easy-going, natural kind of guy, garrulous and unafraid to tell stories that the rest of the band openly mock.    
Gordon and I sit at a table as the old   snowys   sup their milk stouts and get ready to cross the road to the theatre, where several stars of television are about to perform the fabulous musical  My Fair <head>Lady</head>  .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40077" docsrc="bnc_CEC_2140">
<answer instance="lady.40077" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Finally it was abandoned in a back street in Kingsbury, and the four students thankfully made their way on foot to Wembley Tube Station.
Each was two thousand pounds richer for his troubles.    
Having left Scratchwood a few moments after the other vehicle, the mustard-coloured van, its roof rack carrying a decorator's ladder, also turned off at Junction 4, but then picked up the Uxbridge road before turning south towards Harrow-on-the-Hill and the home of Beth and Ali Christie.    
Meanwhile Ali Christie was sitting in the Pavilion Gallery in Brook Street staring morosely at the gilt-framed picture of his wife on the desk.
Next to it was the faded print of a wizened old <head>lady</head> almost totally obscured by a black  chador   &mdash; his mother standing proudly in her rose garden in Yazd.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40079" docsrc="bnc_CCN_632">
<answer instance="lady.40079" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40079" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
At the other extreme, light can be thought of as the final and complete revelation of spiritual reality.
In considering any symbol which has light as an essential quality, we are open to a bewilderingly large span of concepts, both physical and metaphysical.
To find some meaning for the Lady of Light, a feminine version of light and an equal member of a set of nine archetypes, I think it is necessary to veer away from speculations about the ultimate nature of light, and look instead at specific qualities that she may embody.
In my own experience, a dozen glow-worms were enough to kindle a sense of delight, and to establish a lasting image in my mind as a distillation of that week's happiness.
I did not need a vast beacon lit on a hilltop.    
The <head>Lady</head> of Light may appear in our lives in three different ways, expressing a relationship between the feminine and light.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40080" docsrc="bnc_B0L_696">
<answer instance="lady.40080" senseid="young_lady%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Famous too was Chapman's assessment of talent in young players, whom he would watch after reading weekly reports from his four scouts.
The  Examiner   spoke of his &bquo;ability to discover players who will earn laurels for themselves and their club; indeed, his discrimination in the capture of budding players has been described as uncanny&equo;.    
Nevertheless, getting youngsters to adopt a professional attitude   was not always easy, as Chapman explained to a local young people's society in November 1924.
When he thought he had signed one player, he had a letter from him saying, &bquo;Dear Sir, I don't think I shall bother to turn out tomorrow.&equo;
In his talk Chapman also stressed the importance of good crowd behaviour.
He wanted to see more &bquo;young <head>ladies</head> &equo; at matches because he thought they would &bquo;raise the tone of supporters generally&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40082" docsrc="bnc_CEE_591">
<answer instance="lady.40082" senseid="young_lady%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
They seemed to enjoy both co-operating with teachers and wielding power over juniors.
At the same time they could become excited about house matches or school matches and take part in such events with earnest aggressiveness.
All this I found despicable.
I had no interest in charitable works, or in clubs devoted to flower-arranging, debating futile motions or even poetry-reading, seeing such activities as being designed to fill out the time of future ladies of leisure.
I was anti-authoritarian, and had no intention of becoming authoritarian myself.
And I loathed all sport to the point of finding its ethics repellent.    
My dilemma points up a basic dichotomy in the educational aims of the school.
On the one hand, we were encouraged to be young <head>ladies</head> , polite, modest, and considerate towards others, especially those who belonged to the lower social orders.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40083" docsrc="bnc_BMM_1247">
<answer instance="lady.40083" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
My experiences lead me to believe that the police can be racist and the British people should be aware of this.
Many policemen do appear to have a standard low opinion of black people, are convinced that the majority of the black population are criminal, and believe that a black person is guilty until he can, if he can, prove his innocence.
And, from my experience, I can only believe that in some measure, the courts are guilty of supporting the police in this attitude, for the sake of maintaining a status quo.    
I believe that most of the incidents that I have described will strike a chord with the vast majority of black people.
Not many seem to have escaped this type of harassment.
Roy Dickens, one of our 400 metre runners, told me that on one occasion he and his brother Brian were shopping with their mother when a white man mugged an old <head>lady</head> and ran off with her handbag.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40085" docsrc="bnc_AN4_2114">
<answer instance="lady.40085" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40085" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<answer instance="lady.40085" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
As a gardener's daughter she would have been accustomed to muddy boots and black finger-nails.
In &bquo;The Pocket-Book's Petition to Parthenissa&equo;, the book begs Parthenissa to write something on one of its pages, after which it will be content: &bquo;Nor once, repining at my Cell, / With Darkness, Dirt, and Mira, dwell&equo; &lsqb;ML, 2, 94&rsqb;.
In &bquo;An Epistle to a Lady&equo; Leapor indicates that in her house there is no hope of keeping things clean:     
Convinc'd too soon, her Eye unwilling falls    
On the blue Curtains and the dusty Walls:    
She wakes, alas! to Business and to Woes,    
To sweep her Kitchen, and to mend her Clothes      
&lsqb;ML, 1, 39&rsqb;.    
&bquo;An Epistle to a <head>Lady</head> &equo; is Leapor's most poignant meditation on death (see chapter five below).
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40086" docsrc="bnc_APT_1545">
<answer instance="lady.40086" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40086" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Originally Romanesque, like so many houses around this square, but later added to in Gothic and then early Renaissance style at the beginning of the 16C.
The original very Bohemian house sign still exists.
No. 16/552, &Scaron;torch's House, has a fa&ccedil;ade of 1897 with a painting of St Wenceslas by M. Ale&scaron;.
It is a fine example of Bohemian Renaissance Revival.
Before entering the Church of Our Lady Before the T&yacute;n, look in front of it at the T&yacute;n School, which is in Gothic style with 16 gables and a strange bulging turret in the centre of the fa&ccedil;ade.
Here the architect Mat&ecaron;j Rejsek taught in the late 15C.    
Beyond, fortress-like, rises the Church of Our <head>Lady</head> Before the T&yacute;n built by the workshop of Peter Parler in the second half of the 14C.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40088" docsrc="bnc_AD9_2805">
<answer instance="lady.40088" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
He flexed his hands.
Leila stood up, quite prepared to defend herself, although she knew a trained assassin when she saw one.    
&bquo;Look&hellip;
&bquo;Ari could stand it no longer.
She was puzzled as to why Leila should defend Zambia in view of her feelings, but it was senseless to do so.
This man would kill them if they didn't answer, and  still   find Zambia afterwards, she was sure.
She reached up to touch Leila's arm as a signal.
&bquo;I know who you mean.
It's that man/woman, isn't it?&equo;
Lennon hauled Ari up by her T-shirt.
&bquo;Keep talking little <head>lady</head> .&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40089" docsrc="bnc_CDY_1005">
<answer instance="lady.40089" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
It didn't complement anything much, but he hadn't seen it before.    
&bquo;Where did you get that, darling,&equo; he touched it lightly with a finger, as if it were a toy out of a cracker.
She had the brightest smile in the world, and the dress made her grey eyes look blue.    
&bquo;It's my granny's,&equo; she explained.
&bquo;She give it to me on my eighteenth birthday.&equo;    
&bquo;It's very pretty,&equo; Philip said.
&bquo;Grandmother, darling, not granny.
It makes you sound like a little girl.
And she gave it to you.&equo;    
&bquo;Sure an' I know she did.&equo;
Suddenly, cheekily she spun round in front of him, mocking his attempts to turn her into an Anglo-Irish <head>lady</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40093" docsrc="bnc_CB5_1950">
<answer instance="lady.40093" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
She cosseted him, served his favourite dishes, bullied him into changing his clothes when he came in drenched from one of New York's torrential showers.    
It had surprised Ruth that the Carsons should choose to live in a boarding-house, until she discovered that in New York it was quite the thing-always supposing that the establishment was high-class and in a good locality.
Spring Street, just off Broadway, was fashionable, and no-one could describe Mrs Gutermann's as other than high-class.
Ruth had heard her boasting to the Carsons.    
&bquo;I take mostly professional people,&equo; she'd said in her strong voice with its pronounced German accent.
&bquo;Professor Woodburn; Mr Gossop from the New York Society Library, Miss Fontwell who has a position in the New York Historical Society, and so on.
All my boarders are <head>ladies</head>   and gentlemen.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40094" docsrc="bnc_ASC_580">
<answer instance="lady.40094" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40094" senseid="U"/>
<context>
There are three pines outside the house which spring tall, slender and black out of the watery green grass and are silhouetted against an angry battleship grey sky&hellip;    
Glamorgan is way up on Devil's Peak, and the sight of misty blue clouds hovering over its rocky peaks, so low that you feel that you could touch them, is so awe-inspiring that one feels all it needs is God's voice thundering from the sky to make you fall flat on your face and worship.
Then there is the sea, the cold grey ever-moving winter sea &mdash; but you must see it for yourself!!!    
Already he was beginning to get roles in the ballets by Dulcie Howes which were being rehearsed.
He had previously written listing them: &bquo;Pierrot in a wishy washy thing called  St Valentine's Eve   a man in  Our <head>Lady</head> 's Mercy  , a grasshopper in  Carnaval des Animaux   and a man in some Russian thing.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40098" docsrc="bnc_CCW_1058">
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<context>
He gave me a welcoming grin and an ironic bow to acknowledge the exalted company I was keeping, then he ushered the senator on to the starboard wing and so into the aeroplane.    
It always seemed miraculous that the Maggot could fit himself into a small aircraft, for John Maggovertski was a huge man: six foot five and well over two hundred pounds, and none of those pounds was fat.
I sometimes tried to imagine blocking the Maggot during a game of American football and simply could not.
It would be like trying to stop a buffalo, because he was nothing but muscle, weight and bone.
For exterior decoration he had a thick black beard, dark eyes, a shock of tousled hair, and weight-lifter's arms that were tattooed with snakes, naked <head>ladies</head> and the twin flags of the USA and the Maggot's home state of Arkansas.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40099" docsrc="bnc_CA6_422">
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<context>
Liz has a clerical husband, who owns a car like, a tin bath, displays an oar on his study wall, and writes notes to his more important lady parishioners with frequent recourse to the  Dictionary of Quotations  .
She has also a teething baby,  pinched   and  veined   and smelling of milk.    
It was about this time that Elizabeth's growing reputation began to attract the envy and malice of reviewers.
&bquo;Feminine, feminine!&equo; cried the manlier sort of lady novelist.
But we may be glad that she decided to be feminine, as thus she was made.
Compton Mackenzie truly said that while it is easy for a woman to behave like a man, it is impossible for her to behave like a gentleman.
This is true of writing as well as of other activities.
It seems unfair, since  Howards End   proves that a man can write like a perfect <head>lady</head> , if a trifle bourgeoise.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40101" docsrc="bnc_C9W_1350">
<answer instance="lady.40101" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
How much better it is when any facts or pieces of information come from you yourself.
And, if we are looking at regression as a form of therapy &mdash; as, indeed we should be &mdash; the benefit can surely only come when you re-experience the previous existence for yourself (or even when you imagine that you do).      
(I must tell here the story of a charming American lady who approached me when I had just given a talk on regression therapy.
This lady informed me that she and her friend had consulted a man who claimed at that time to be the leading expert in the United States in the psychic determination of past lives.
The two <head>ladies</head> had each paid 500 dollars for the privilege of a ten-minute consultation, during which one was told that she had been a quartz crystal in a former life while the other was informed that she had been an E flat!
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40105" docsrc="bnc_AMY_625">
<answer instance="lady.40105" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Lord Rathcreedan, who as Captain Cecil Norton had been Club Captain since 1914, continued until 1921, continued until 1921 and Mr. J.C.
Walker, Treasurer since 1907, continued until 1929.    
The Secretaryship, possibly joint with Club Stewardship, was in the control of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Young from 1914 to 1921 at which Annual General Meeting    they were presented with some silver &bquo;for keeping the club going for the last six years&equo;.    
The Clubhouse 1915    
Golf during the war was on a shortened course as 20 acres of the top holes were ploughed up.
Competitions were suspended although friendlies were welcome light relief.
The <head>ladies</head> raised money for the &bquo;Prince of Wales Fund&equo; and the Queen's &bquo;Work for Women Fund&equo;, the cards being 2s. 0d. and 2s. 6d.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40108" docsrc="bnc_ANR_312">
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<context>
In playing the role in which the ruler is seen not only to be ruler but also responsive to the general life of his subjects, Napoleon III may be credited with being the founder, or certainly one of the founders, of the concept of &bquo;modern monarchy&equo;.
It may be argued that this was not a new concept of the basic function of monarchy; perhaps so.
But it had fallen mostly into desuetude in mid-nineteenth-century Europe and it had certainly not   been evident in France during the reign of Louis-Philippe.
His Court had been notorious not only for its exclusivity and lack of responsiveness to the public at large but also, as experienced by those who frequented it, for its tedium.
The King's after-dinner receptions, limited to members of the diplomatic corps, ministers and a scattering of prefects or mayors from the Departments, ended at ten o'clock sharp.
The King then retired to his study to work while Queen Marie-Am&eacute;lie withdrew to her apartments to embroider in the company of her <head>ladies</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40109" docsrc="bnc_A0F_1448">
<answer instance="lady.40109" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
The children waved solemnly and we all said our final farewells.
I watched them go and then went to check in my suitcases.    
&bquo;I'm going to miss them,&equo; I missed to myself.    
It was time to get going.
I made my way down into the tube station and on towards the Circle Line.
My destination was Victoria station where I would try and catch a boat-train to France.    
Victoria, however, brought disappointment.
The next boat-train was to Ostend &mdash; a bit further north than I had anticipated travelling, but that wasn't the problem.
The problem was a very narrow entrance to the platform and a very efficient-looking ticket inspector.
I decided to try the &bquo;little old <head>lady</head> who's lost her ticket&equo; routine, but I was rumbled immediately and directed politely but firmly to the station manager's office.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40113" docsrc="bnc_CKF_429">
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<context>
But I'm not really planning to be a hermit; my brother's coming over soon, and I know he'll want to go to the islands, so we'll be in touch.
Thanks again.&equo;    
I watched the Land-Rover grind its way up the track till a turn of the glen hid it from sight, and in a few more moments the sound of its engine had faded to silence.
Silence?
The wash of waves on the pebbled beach, the crying and calling of the wheeling gulls, the silver chain of sound from a lark above the cliff-top, and, as a final coda, the distant, breathy note of the ferry's siren as she drew away towards the west.
The last link gone.
Solitude.
Complete and unassailable solitude.
The sported oak.    
I shut the front door gently, a symbolic gesture which   shut out what sounds there were, and went upstairs to see what that nice <head>lady</head> , Mrs Hamilton, had provided in the way of beds.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40114" docsrc="bnc_CBJ_603">
<answer instance="lady.40114" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
His would not have been the only provincial accent to assail the ears of Londoners at the time, but at least it would have lent his speech a touch of bucolic appeal, with its rolling Somerset post-vocalic &bquo;r&equo; sounds and a liberal sprinkling of &bquo;v's for &bquo;f's and &bquo;z's for &bquo;S'S.    
35.
&bquo;Ben The Outrider&equo; (l786-l8l6).
Artist's impression by Richard Scollins, l983.    
All of this was enough to attract one person in particular: a London girl, seven years his senior, called Elizabeth Hasted.
He may have met her while doing business with her father Robert, a tea dealer in Crutched Friars, or her brothers, who were all coopers in Stepney; sales talk for the men, but softer words for the <head>lady</head> &mdash; one who was shortly to become his wife.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40117" docsrc="bnc_CAV_12">
<answer instance="lady.40117" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
One's in Edinburgh (a nursery nurse &mdash; definitely not my side of the family!), and the other's in London, training to be an actress &bquo;carrying on where ma Mammy left off&hellip;.&equo;
(She knows I hate being called Mammy.)    
The window I am sitting beside overlooks the back garden, where there is a perpetually erected bonfire, old cuttings, window sashes and a few wardrobe doors.
Yes, that pile does signify that I have moved again &mdash;  back   to Glasgow.
I was missing the warmth of the people, although my two years in the &bquo;east&equo; gave me quite a lot of material which you will discover in the following pages.    
My first book,  When Sixpence Was A Fortune  , has reached many corners of the world &mdash; a <head>lady</head> told me her sister read some of the poems to an audience of exiled Scots in New Zealand and half the folk there &bquo;wiz greetin'&equo;!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40118" docsrc="bnc_ABG_2823">
<answer instance="lady.40118" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40118" senseid="lady%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Its current director of studies, David Willets, says the CPS started by assuming that &bquo;a lot of the research put out by established think-tanks had a basic bias in favour of increased government spending and an essential belief in the rationality of government.&equo;    
With a tiny staff (currently seven, including secretaries), the CPS sponsored pioneering work on many of the ideas that came to define Thatcherism &mdash; privatisation, the &bquo;enterprise culture&equo;, a monetary explanation for inflation.
Its close links to the policy unit in the prime minister's office (staff members swapped jobs between the two places) ensured that its arguments were heard.    
As in America, the success of Britain's neo-conservative think-tanks prompted imitation from the other side.
In 1988 a group of left-wing luminaries, led by <head>Lady</head> (Tessa) Blackstone, launched the Institute for Public Policy Research.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40125" docsrc="bnc_B0B_761">
<answer instance="lady.40125" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Tis a rare pity thar ain't no Brownies now in t' dale to do good turns to housewives, with all t' jobs there are to do from morn till night.&equo;    
&bquo;But there are Brownies who do good turns still, you know,&equo; said a voice from the doorway.
&bquo;Surely you've heard of Brownie Guides?&equo;
Aunt Nellie and Jenny jumped in surprise.
They looked through the open doorway, and there, smiling in at them, was a tall, pleasant-looking lady.
&bquo;I beg your pardon for intruding,&equo; she said, &bquo;but I came looking for someone to serve me with petrol and I heard your voices and then what you said about Brownies.&equo;      
&bquo;I'm sorry, ma'am,&equo; said Aunt Nellie, jumping up and hurrying out.
&bquo;I didn't hear you drive up.
T' little lass felled in t' river tryin' to cross by t' Brownies' Bridge, an' I was busy a-dryin' of her.&equo;    
&bquo;That's all right,&equo; said the pleasant <head>lady</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40126" docsrc="bnc_CE9_808">
<answer instance="lady.40126" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
The man's hair was sandy in colour and his face was distinctly visible.
However, unaccountably the two men disappeared and a porter was unable to help as he had not seen either of the two people.
The gentleman returned to his   compartment and resumed his journey, puzzled by his strange experience.    
Having reached his destination, he remembered the message that he had been asked to give to his hostess: &bquo;I travelled down with an uncle of yours and he told me to give you the following message,&equo; he said.
Both the lady and her husband were obviously distressed at the message regarding the huge fire in the Blue Room.
When the <head>ladies</head> retired, the husband explained that the message had been very embarrassing to his wife since her uncle had disappeared with &pound;70,000 and the police were looking for him.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40129" docsrc="bnc_APW_2867">
<answer instance="lady.40129" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
She froze, but almost at once gathered herself.
She welcomed them politely, sat Muriella down on a stone by the fire, gave her warmed water to clean off the blood.
She did not look at Lachlan again.
&bquo;I have a little mead, if the lady would care for it?&equo; she offered.    
Muriella, more shaken by her fall than she had expected, was glad to sit for a while.
&bquo;You are kind,&equo; she said.
&bquo;A cup would be   most grateful.
What is your name, wife, that I may know whom to thank?&equo;    
Wife!
Marion's face and smile were angelic.
&bquo;I am Marion Maclean, <head>lady</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40130" docsrc="bnc_ACA_557">
<answer instance="lady.40130" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
A case is cited by the Rev. John Warton in his  Death-bed Scenes and Pastoral Conversations  .
One evening he was summoned to the bedside of a dying lawyer, who had first robbed and then seduced a female client.
As Dr Warton entered the bedroom, he heard the dying man cry out to his medical attendant:    
&bquo;Why, will you not believe your own eyes?
Cannot you see him as well as myself; Is he not sitting behind me at the bed's head, to seize upon me for his victim, as soon as I have breathed my last?&equo;          
To bring about a death-bed conversion was the highest accolade an active Evangelical could win.
In 1816 Mrs Hawkes, a pious <head>lady</head> who had herself been a convert of Richard Cecil's, was called to the death-bed of a Mr Vaughan, whose last hours she described in a letter to a friend:    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40132" docsrc="bnc_CJD_122">
<answer instance="lady.40132" senseid="lady_friend%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
A white Range Rover passed, the Union flag snapping from a small mast on the bonnet.
The King waved in a desultory way.
&bquo;Your Mr Fabian, off to collect his letters from home, I daresay.
Such a nice fellow, don't you think?&equo;    
He walked me slowly out to the garden gate &mdash; a kindly old man, more interested in his trees and his plans for the palace, his rowing and his cycling than in the ruder demands of his people for democracy and good government.
I wondered as we strolled across the lawn whether he might not in fact turn out to be the last King of Tonga, the final member of a brief and moderately distinguished dynasty.
True, there was Crown prince Tupouto'a waiting in the wings, but he spent little time in Tonga and had a reputation as a playboy &mdash; a Farouk-like figure given to white suits and expensive <head>lady</head> friends.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40134" docsrc="bnc_CLD_1478">
<answer instance="lady.40134" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Colt had laughed at the Captain and the men around him, laughed until they took out their failure on him with the most savage beating he had ever received.
He wondered how much the Colonel had wagered on his winning.    
His voice was a croak.
&bquo;No problem.&equo;          
Erlich was content just to be on home territory.
He couldn't imagine a government servant working abroad who did not feel that tug of pleasure when he walked up the steps of his embassy in a foreign capital.
Past the locally employed security man, that didn't count, and up to the best-dress marine.
The marine was where Erlich could believe he started to belong.
Four minutes sitting in the big lobby and hearing the splatter of the ornamental pool and waterfall, and the <head>lady</head> coming to meet him.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40137" docsrc="bnc_CCD_1527">
<answer instance="lady.40137" senseid="lady%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Joan de Warenne, the lady Anne's half-sister, rather than that young lady herself, will go with you to the Tower &mdash; thus will there be a means of communication between us.&equo;    
Joan de Warenne?&equo; asked the prince in surprise.    
His mother nodded.
&bquo;You will leave today with Cardinal   Bourchier.
Joan de Warenne will follow on, arriving on the morrow.&equo;    
&bquo;By St. Crispin!
Edward will be overjoyed&hellip;&equo;
The prince paused and collected himself &mdash; and changed horses in mid-stream &bquo;&hellip; to see his baby brother!&equo;    
&bquo;That it is Joan de Warenne rather than the lady Anne who accompanies you to the Tower, must be a close-kept secret,&equo; Elizabeth Woodville told him, her mind working rapidly.
&bquo;The knowledge will be shared by no more than six persons: Edward and yourself, the <head>lady</head> Anne and her mother, Joan de Warenne and myself &mdash; and another who shall as yet be nameless.&equo;    
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The other half wants to hang dependent clauses; like &bquo;Americans will tell anything to an Englishman with a camera poking over his right shoulder when they are trapped on a long distance train.&equo;
Or, &bquo;Americans will tell anything to Michael Palin.&equo;    
This may be partly because Palin is so patently and so very likeable, and, whatever his private doubts, always looks as though he believes every word.
Do you have problems with obesity, he asked the steward on the Desert Wind, the train so called not because of dietary angst but because it crosses the Mojave on the way from LA to Chicago.
&bquo;We treat obesity as a handicap,&equo; said the steward before launching into the story of the Fat <head>Lady</head> who lifted the toilet seat by mistake and was caught by the waste disposal system.
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&bquo;My daughter and her husband have asked me to be his godfather as well as his grandfather,&equo; he says.    
&bquo;That means I'm responsible for his spiritual welfare.    
&bquo;And that means I shall have to live longer to be around when he needs me.&equo;    
Determination shows on his face.
Sally would have wanted that.          
THAT'S MY BOY: George wins a chuckle from little Sam&hellip; and new hope for the future Picture:STUART BRYCE    
SO CLOSE: With Sally, the wife George loved and lost Picture: BILL ROWNTREE    
HAPPY REUNION: George shows off Sam, alongside Candy and her husband    
TOP COP: As TV's popular Inspector Wexford        
NEW MOVIES      
Gerald's a man's <head>lady</head>    
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<answer instance="lady.40144" senseid="U"/>
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AN ASSOCIATION for all former pupils and staff of St Hugh's School, Birkenhead, has been established for about four years and its main function is an annual reunion mass held on or near the Feast of St Hugh of Lincoln.
The mass is followed by an informal gathering of Yossers, at the Parish centres in Birkenhead.
This year, the mass has been arranged at Holy Cross Church, Hoylake Road, Birkenhead, and afterwards at Our Lady's Parish Centre, Park Road North, Birkenhead.
We need clergy who are former pupils of St Hugh's to assist in a concelebrated mass and to pledge support for the future.
Without their involvement we could not continue with an annual reunion mass.
Donations are welcome to defray expenses.
You are well advised that Our <head>Lady</head> 's Parish Centre has a limited capacity &mdash; John Caulfield.    
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<context>
AUTHOR Jeffrey Archer tells me that he is still signing his name &bquo;Jeffrey Archer&equo; in his books, rejecting the easy option available since his peerage of signing just &bquo;Archer&equo;.
&bquo;People expect value for money, and that's what I try to give them,&equo; he tells me.    
Tomorrow he is off to Chequers to join the great and the good and John Major for drinks.        
The girls get into jackets    
By Tim Satchell    
DESIGN consultant Charlotte Hopkins, 29, left, has created a new range of ladies clothing for Savile Row tailors Bernard Weatherill, the family firm of former Speaker Lord Weatherill.    
Miss Hopkins, a former model, says: &bquo;I have tried to create a line of very smart and very wearable clothes that will have wide appeal.&equo;    
One of her designs is for a <head>lady</head> 's version of the Norfolk jacket, which has been worn by Prince Charles on Sandringham shoots.    
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Flash in pan blew Gents to pieces    
GEOFFREY LAKEMAN    
A STUDENT larking with chemicals sparked a chain reaction in a public loo &mdash; and blew it to bits.    
Jason Tyler tossed pierced canisters of sodium, which reacts violently with water, into the bowls in two cubicles.    
The result was spectacular.
There was a huge bang and the toilet bowl in one cubicle was blown to smithereens.    
Prosecutor Andrew Chubb told Exeter Crown Court yesterday: &bquo;Pieces of porcelain went flying 20ft.    
Shotgun &bquo;It was like both barrels of a 12-bore shotgun going off at once.&equo;    
Tyler had made sure no-one was in the Gents at Wellington, Somerset.    
But he had not checked the <head>Ladies</head> next door &mdash; and it was lucky no-one was hurt, said Mr Chubb.    
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 Those were the days when what are now old-time good manners and fashions were the newest of the new, and Kate Cranston's wasp-waisted Mackintosh Tea-room, the Willow, was but a sapling in the street it was named after &mdash; Sauchiehall Street means the Street of the Willows.  
 Together with Buchanan Street and Argyle Street, they were as well, if not better, known as Regent and Bond Streets in the heyday of brown derbys and the   Dheli   Durbah.      
 The expression, &bquo;Up Sauchie, doon Buchie, and alang Argyle&equo;, which referred to nocturnal activities that ran parallel to the day-time ambience of these great Clydeside boulevards, might also have included Blythswood Square, once home of the infamous poisoner Madaleine Smith, and latterly, numerous other ladies with hearts of loose change and the instincts of a blushing tarantula.      
SAUCHIEHALL Street was the place to be seen of a Friday or Saturday evening, and not only men but unaccompanied young <head>ladies</head> would stroll up and down in their finery, smoking in public.
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Next day we will be visiting John Beckman's Applenotch herd at Minster, Ohio, and international judge Lauren Elysass will be our host in the afternoon when he shows us around Quiet Cove Farms.    
Following these herd visits we will travel across the rolling countryside of Ohio, Iowa and Illinois towards Chicago where we will be staying at the Comfort Inn, Des Plaines.
Any budding gangsters can also savour the Chicago nightlife.    
Thursday morning sees us en route to America's dairyland, Wisconsin, for a three-day visit centred on the World Dairy Expo in Madison.
Holsteins, Jerseys, Ayrshires and Brown Swiss &mdash; the cream of the North American dairy cow population &mdash; compete for top honours at what is regarded as the world's leading dairy show.    
For the <head>ladies</head> who fancy a break from cows, the Expo Ladies Committee has a specially organised programme of sightseeing and shopping.    
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The main thing you wanted to do on the train was pull the blinds down, wash your stockings and put your hair in curlers.        
The Girls were lucky if they had booked digs, otherwise a visit to the stage door-keeper was made and he would probably have the list.
Failing that they had to trudge down the nearest side streets with their suitcases, knock on doors at random asking whether they took theatricals.
By the twenties, lace curtains and an aspidistra in the window were bad omens.
The owner would inevitably be old-fashioned, strict about everything, and there would be no chance of a front door key each.     
The Carlton Girls in another routine    
Peggy Price hoots with laughter at the sort of women who put on airs in front of her lodgers:    
They used to try to be so posh.
I used to play up to that, pretend to be the <head>lady</head> .
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This grandmother was a lasting influence, &bquo;because she always insisted that you had to have the best of everything.
Nothing else was right, you had to go for the best in life, and I suppose we've always felt that.&equo;    
There were several families where extra closeness to a grandmother was encouraged by a strained relationship with the mother.
Thus the daughter of one mother who drank asked to go to live with her grandmother, in her well-ordered &bquo;nice&equo; home: &bquo;but they wouldn't let me go.
I was the eldest daughter and they really wanted to keep me.&equo;
In another instance, a Portsmouth docker's daughter had grown close to her grandmother through helping her go out to shop or visit, or just sitting with her &mdash; &bquo;her and I were never separated.&equo;
The old <head>lady</head> &bquo;was in our house more often than she was in her own.&equo;
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&bquo;  I've always had a battle with my weight.  
 When I had the children I put on lots of weight which I never really lost.  
 It's not the quantity I eat &mdash; sweet things are my downfall  .&equo;
Working wife and mother        
&bquo;  The big question is: do you really want to stop smoking?  
 Because this is the key to success.  
 Make up your mind you are going to stop, and you will  .&equo;
Health Education Council booklet          
&bquo;  Once you think you've got it licked, you're in trouble.  
 Alcoholism is a chronic, progressive and sometimes fatal disease  .&equo;
Former US First <head>Lady</head> , Betty Ford      
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&bquo;Why should I?
What'll we do with all the tins?&equo;    
&bquo;You could always get a few coppers for them.&equo;    
&bquo;Coppers, aye, but it takes more than coppers to cart them there; they won't come and pick 'em up.&equo;    
He straightened his back and while dusting his hands he said, &bquo;You got her off, then?&equo;      
&bquo;Aye, I got her off, and thankfully.
By! she's got a tongue.&equo;    
As she sat down on the couch, Ben sat opposite her on the settle, his big body and large head topping the back of it while his short legs hardly touched the floor.    
&bquo;She's been well brought up,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;Aye, she has, finicky, I would say.
And you can imagine it, if her mother has been a <head>lady</head> 's maid or some such.
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Tom handed him one of the two small buff-coloured boxes and they both slung them over their shoulders and set off.
They passed a bicycle shop and a cobbler's and turned a corner into the main street.
It curved round a large square.    
&bquo;On market days that be filled with all kinds of stalls,&equo; said Tom.    
In the centre of the square was a stone archway with a clock in its wall and on the ground below, surrounding it on four sides, were wooden benches.    
They stopped outside a newsagent's shop.
Two placards were leaning up against the walls.
&bquo;Poland Invaded!&equo; read one and &bquo;Turn your wireless low.
Remember, someone might be on duty,&equo; read the other.
The door of.the shop was already propped wide open.    
&bquo;Hot, ent it?&equo; said a tiny old <head>lady</head> from behind the counter.
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Here, as in her own city, bomb-ravaged buildings stood stark against the glow of a sinking sun, strangely, tragically beautiful.
But now the sameness was gone.
These were not the streets and alleys Vi knew and felt easy in.
Here were unexpected turnings she could not recognize; and there was something else, she thought, suddenly apprehensive.    
&bquo;When we left the station, do you remember any trams?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, one.&equo;
Lucinda frowned.
&bquo;Going in the opposite direction, but I haven't heard any lately.&equo;    
&bquo;Well, you wouldn't.
Not now.
Don't you remember the canteen <head>lady</head> leaving to get the last tram?&equo;    
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Her complexion was pink and white and her eyes were very wide and of an astonishingly china blue hue.
She seemed vaguely familiar.    
The sergeant deliberated for a moment and then spoke in the soft but unmistakable burr of deepest Mummersett.
&bquo;I am he,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;Then, Sergeant,&equo; said the little old lady, &bquo;your troubles are at an end.&equo;    
&bquo;Saving your presence ma'am, but I bain't got no troubles.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh now, dear me, Sergeant, let's not beat about the bush.&equo;
The lady raised an admonitory finger in rebuke and the sergeant observed, to his surprise, that despite it being a hot summer's day, she was wearing what appeared to be mittens.
&bquo;I have come&equo;, continued the old <head>lady</head> , &bquo;about the Case of the Missing Baronet.&equo;    
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THERE will be a Day of Renewal at St Theresa's Church, Blacon, on January 23, 1993, from 10.30&ndash;4pm, when the speaker will be Nigel Bavidge.    
Getting the message    
THE importance of communication was the theme of an evening at the Wellspring Centre in Stockport.
Annie Hold, who works for BBC Radio Shropshire and is also the Broadcasting Officer for the Anglican diocese of Lichfield, gave the presentation.
The plans are to have a Deanery Communication Team, with representatives in every parish.    
Athletes honoured    
FOUR athletes from Plessington Catholic High School, Bebington, were selected for the Merseyside County teams to compete in the Isle of Man &mdash; Paul Mort, Christopher Hamilton, Anthony Dunne and Joanne Madden.        
Rome gives its blessing    
THE Teams of Our <head>Lady</head> have received official recognition as a private association of the faithful from Rome.
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During the Second World War, trainee fighter pilots used them for target practice, and as recently as 1968, they were still being hunted for sport.
Now PCBs and other industrial pollutants are killing off the beluga.    
Ironically, at the eleventh hour the plight of the belugas has been given a boost by the success of whale-watching cruises in the St Lawrence.
Public pressure on the Canadian and Quebec governments has resulted in the pledge of more than 2.4 billion dollars over the next 10 years to clean up the St Lawrence and create a marine sanctuary for the remaining belugas.    
Much of the credit for the remarkable change in the attitudes of the Canadian public towards the St Lawrence belugas must go to ecologist Leone Pippard, commonly known as Our <head>Lady</head> of the White Whales.
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The final pulls in the NFYFC tug of war championship sponsored by Shell UK Oil took place in the grand ring on Wednesday afternoon when County Durham's ladies team (pictured with their trainer above) overpowered Bedfordshire's, and Yorkshire's muscular men's team out-pulled the team from Staffordshire.    
Interflora florist Judy Graham makes the draw at the end of Tuesday afternoon watched by Amy Wheelton (centre), Ann Rogers of FARMERS WEEKLY and Interflora's, Paul Woodman and Mike Oakden.    
Anne Ballard presented one of her arrangements to the Prince of Wales.    
Pupils at work in their press room, a loose box on the Royal Agricultural Society's Children's Farm.
It was electronically linked to their school.    
Once again Royal show fashions ranged between formal-summer-outfit-with-hat to skimpy suntop and shorts, but the <head>lady</head> who turned the most heads at the show was probably international visitor Isha Kamara as she made her stately progress around the show bearing her bag upon her head.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40175" docsrc="bnc_ACN_724">
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To see the full series, we will have to wait on the BBC, who have bought  Twin Peaks   with the rights to show it anytime after November.    
Perhaps the most lasting effect of Lynch's excursion into TV drama will be on the notoriously conservative US networks.
After the success of  Twin Peaks  , ABC executives are reportedly considering more high risk shows including  CopRock  , the first police show to be done as a musical in the pilot, a jury signs the verdict in a song composed by Randy Newman.     
Teenager Laura Palma, whose mysterious death triggers  Twin Peaks            
MADONNA    
DICK TRACY    
Text JOAN GOODMAN    
Mini Marilyn, Baby Dietrich: all through her career, Madonna has flirted with images of movie greats.
Does she have the muscle to become a leading <head>lady</head> in her own right?
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40177" docsrc="bnc_BP4_793">
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A quick examination put her at ease but may have done little for her embarrassment; the culprit was a misplaced liquorice all-sort.    
Others make a positive virtue of extending the range of vaginal activities beyond the most sought after.
Not long ago a performer in Paris won some notoriety for employing her vagina to swallow, and then powerfully eject, table tennis balls and the history of the seamier side of nightlife around the world is littered with accounts of vaginas that have played harmonicas or smoked cigarettes.        
LOST BALL    
Several years ago the  Daily Mail   considered the best way of dealing with a flasher on a golf course and received in reply a letter which ran:    
I read with interest of the <head>lady</head> golfer who, when confronted by a naked man wearing only a bowler hat, asked him whether he was a member, and then hit him with a Number 8 iron.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40179" docsrc="bnc_CBC_11069">
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After five years of waiting for her neighbour to complete a sentence, the queen of coffee beans finally decided to try out another date &mdash; an Italian whose uniqueness lay in his not being able to speak a word of his native language.    
You will remember that we met him in the last commercial.
Like his rival, he too had a problem completing his sentences, particularly when in the company of the lady (Sharon Maughan).
The neighbour (Tony Head) liked to flirt with half-sentences like &bquo;I've run out of co&hellip;&equo;, and then let his forehead and eyebrows do the rest of the work.    
The Italian allowed for pregnant pauses mid-sentence: &bquo;Per'aps we might deescuss eet over&hellip; deener&equo;.
During these pauses he would leer in the hope that his <head>lady</head> friend would fill in the gaps, thereby allowing him to save his energy for later.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40181" docsrc="bnc_ASN_2511">
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Half of an enormous fish &mdash; the head end with its sword broken off but still nearly two feet long &mdash; was laid out on a trestle table and the fishmonger was slicing inch-thick steaks from it.
She made the mistake of pausing here and inspecting the fish.
It was an error because the fishmonger immediately started to cut a steak for her.
She remonstrated with him and explained that she had stopped because she had never seen such a fish before.
It was so big.
Oh, very very big, he explained and stepped away from the end of the table to indicate with his hand where the tail would have been on this particular specimen.
She expressed her wonder at this and asked for the name in Italian.
 Pesce spada  , he told her.
He performed a brief mime of someone fencing.
This drew a little laughter from one or two shoppers who had gathered to listen to the exchange between the fishmonger and this well dressed and clearly foreign <head>lady</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40184" docsrc="bnc_CBN_1575">
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Again, like the other, it is inscribed with a title, the savagely ironic  The Great Lady  .
Is this facetiousness?    
The woman is on show, held up to be coldly viewed.
She is accustomed to being despised.
She despises back.
Any moment now and she will spit on us, on life.
A J Lubin's belief that Vincent was out to mock or deride his mother (why not Kee?) by taking up with Sien, and by thus labelling his drawing, is of course pure supposition.
He did tell Theo that the sketch was suggested to him by a poem of Thomas Hood's relating the story of a conscience-stricken rich lady who has been to buy a dress and sees an emaciated, consumptive seamstress in a back room of the shop.
The great <head>lady</head> sits up in bed stark naked, with Sien's face and torso, and we have no way of knowing why.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40185" docsrc="bnc_CES_1912">
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How wonderful to think only friends and family need be involved.&equo;    
And this gentleman in West Yorkshire would certainly have the blessing of many if he carried out his idea: &bquo;Having taken early retirement, I am casting about for some way to supplement my pension.
It occurs to me that &bquo;mail order coffin supply&equo; might be a suitable avenue to explore.&equo;    
And one from Scotland represents the philanthropists' view: &bquo;We would prefer to depart in plain, &bquo;off the rack&equo;,   coffins and so allow the savings to be devoted to charity.
This is the age of change.
Come on somebody, be enterprising!&equo;    
And this one from a most complimentary <head>lady</head> in Northampton: &bquo;I hope the programme will give lots of people the determination to persevere as you did.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40187" docsrc="bnc_AKS_23">
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<answer instance="lady.40187" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
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Asked why he had changed tack in his purchasing, Mr Mason, his dealer, said: &bquo;Mr Lloyd Webber has made his money in Britain in the last decade, and he wants to put some back to save the finest of Canaletto's London views.&equo;    
The picture, full title &bquo;The Old Horse Guards, London, from St James's Park&equo;, was painted in 1749 during his 10-year stay in London.
It shows the Parade with the Admiralty building, the spire of St Martin-in-the-Fields and the entrance to Downing Street, with the brick Old Horse Guards building.
It was demolished in 1749/50 and replaced by the New Horse Guards.    
Its sale did much to improve the results of Christie's most important Old Master sale of the season.
The star lot, Holbein's <head>Lady</head> with a Squirrel, was withdrawn two weeks ago by Lord Cholmondeley, when he sold it to the National Gallery for &pound;10 million.
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<answer instance="lady.40188" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
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Although it appears that she reached a peace with her father, she found herself constrained within that relationship; she portrays several fathers who are sympathetic, and one especially who is repugnant.
On balance, however, her poetry is pessimistic about marriage and women's place in the family.
It is perhaps a measure of Leapor's character that even where there is little hope that injustice will be overcome, she is willing to raise a protest.        
Women's Friendship:    
Mary Leapor's poetry consistently affirms the value of women's friendship.
Even though there were many writers before Leapor who had made a similar affirmation, not least Katherine Phillips and Mary Astell, it must be recognized that to make such claims was to dispute a widely held belief, based on Aristotelian physiology, that women were by nature soft and therefore inconstant The best known statement of this view of women is Pope's &bquo;Epistle to a <head>Lady</head> &equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40190" docsrc="bnc_ANK_1904">
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Some fifteen minutes after Thomas departed, accompanied by his small daughter, two elderly ladies were heading for the bakery to buy some salt.
As they neared the small shop they were nearly knocked to the ground by a young man fleeing from the same direction.
Both ladies were to say later that they knew the young man by sight, but not by name.    
At the bakery the ladies were surprised to find the shop had not been opened after Ann Pearman's brief lunchbreak.
It was now 2.20.
They waited several minutes and then went to the back of the building where the family's living quarters were.
They knocked on   the door and, when there was no answer, they became concerned.
Concern accelerated to alarm when one of the <head>ladies</head> heard   a low   moaning from the family's kitchen.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40193" docsrc="bnc_CH5_4976">
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<context>
In February she wanted to go skiing again, but on the advice of the Queen cancelled it.
Instead she made do with a holiday in Cornwall with the kids.    
The following month her separation from the Duke was announced and Fergie, clearly drained, went island-hopping with John Bryan through Thailand and Indonesia, including a stop in Bali.    
Next port of call was Argentina.
Then New York again and EuroDisney.
Her most recent trip was to St Tropez &mdash; where the run-around had to stop.    
Fergie, you now know you can run &mdash; but you cannot hide forever.      
MAKING A DASH FOR IT: Racy <head>lady</head> Fergie, wearing only a skimpy bikini, breaks into a sprint by the side of the pool in the sweltering sunshine &mdash; and now the heat's on her all, over again    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40195" docsrc="bnc_BMF_1546">
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<context>
Bere Forest also had a tough match against Meridian B and, once again, they found themselves a goal down at half time but they took a 2&ndash;1 lead in the second half before Meridian B equalized to take the game into extra time.
Meridian B came close to winning several times but it was Forest who eventually scored the crucial goal in the last minute of sudden death extra time.    
Sunday morning say the start of the ladies' competition with St Albans A and Mutineers going through to the semis to play St Albans B and Woodmill respectively, the latter two having been given byes to this stage.    
The youth quarter finals followed and St Albans went through after extra time against Tynemouth, along with Viking who beat Humberside 4&ndash;0.
Friends of Allonby and Bere Forest were given byes to the semi finals.    
The first <head>ladies</head> ' semi final produced no shock with At Albans A beating their own B team 3&ndash;1 but the other semi between Mutineers and Woodmill proved much closer.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40196" docsrc="bnc_ACX_1082">
<answer instance="lady.40196" senseid="U"/>
<context>
In my last garden I grazed the herbage with geese until mid-May, then left it uncut well into October for the goldfinches to take a part share of the seeds.
In best &bquo;old land&equo; tradition, the meadow needs a dressing or organic matter each year in late winter.
Compost, farm manure, dried seaweed and pulverised bark maintain soil texture and fertility.
Though all this may sound complicated, after the first year's practice it becomes merely routine.        
Plant choice    
Among the gentler meadow plants, you must avoid the more invasive, weed-like pasture flowers, despite their potential for attracting wildlife.
Creeping thistle, haunt of the charming meadow brown butterfly, can become a real pest if it gets a foothold.    
In a rough lawn there is no place for meadow cranesbill, pig nuts, <head>lady</head> 's smock and others of similar character which need a longer growing season.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40198" docsrc="bnc_BM4_2547">
<answer instance="lady.40198" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40198" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Oates is not without experience, having successfully campaigned a variety of cars in production saloons, also winning the 1991 class championship of the Ward Replicar Series.    
Round 2 of the championship at Brands Hatch on Sunday was supported by a grid of 30 cars and the race was full of incidents during the 20 laps.
Oates finished a deserved third in class.
With the points gained from round 1, Oates now holds second in class and looks forward to round 3 at Silverstone on April 4th and 5th, supporting British Touring Cars.    
Oates is seeking further sponsorship in his aim to remain competitive with the front-running teams, although half the budget has already been obtained.     
David Oates going well in a new saloon car racing class.        
GOLF      
Liphook Ladies    
Liphook <head>Ladies</head> held their annual White Elephant Foursomes Stableford last week.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40199" docsrc="bnc_CCD_638">
<answer instance="lady.40199" senseid="lady%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Her disgruntlement arose from the now obvious fact that the prince was enamoured of Joan.    
&bquo;What pains me is that you took the opportunity when I was sick unto death to steal Prince Edward's heart from me,&equo; she said to Joan, having informed her of the plan.
&bquo;That was despicable.&equo;    
&bquo;You were not sick unto death,&equo; retorted Joan.
&bquo;And since at no time have you possessed the prince's heart, how could I have stolen it from you?&equo;    
&bquo;But you knew how I felt about him,&equo; pouted Anne.
&bquo;How could you act so deceitfully, Joan?&equo;    
&bquo;You are a married lady, remember &mdash; the prince is your brother-in-law&equo;.
Would you expect him, the prince of Wales, to so far flout convention as to seek a liaison with   his brother's <head>lady</head> ?&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40202" docsrc="bnc_BMU_598">
<answer instance="lady.40202" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
A coal fell out of the fire, making them both start, and Breeze replaced it with the exaggerated care with which we perform these trivial tasks, when our thoughts are far away.    
A nursery governess!
She gave a gulp.
Was  that   to be her fate &mdash; the end of all her dreams?
And in Scotland, too; hundreds of miles away from everyone she knew.    
&bquo;It will be an experience,&equo; she said valiantly, &bquo;and I believe Edinburgh's a most exciting place.
But what about you, Susan?
Are you fixed up, too?&equo;    
&bquo;Oh yes!&equo; said Susan, with a dreadful false brightness that sent a shiver down her sister's spine.
&bquo;I've been very lucky.
I've heard of an old <head>lady</head> in Penzance who wants a companion&hellip;&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40203" docsrc="bnc_A66_791">
<answer instance="lady.40203" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40203" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Such notable films as  Gandhi   (a severe treatment of the Raj),  A Passage to India  , and  Heat and Dust  , even the james Bond spectacular  Octopussy  , kept the Indian sub-continent securely in the public's imagination.
One of the most triumphant television productions of the decade was ITV's dramatization of Paul Scott's &bquo;Raj Quartet&equo; under the title, &bquo;The Jewel in the Crown&equo;, a testament to the uneasy, Forster-like, imperial conscience of a pre-Thatcherite age.    
In foreign affairs, Mrs Thatcher's experience was slight, and her responses at first simple and superficial.
She had built up a reputation as &bquo;the Iron <head>Lady</head> &equo; with some stern condemnations of Soviet Communism and its imperialist designs, before she became Prime Minister.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40205" docsrc="bnc_B20_2165">
<answer instance="lady.40205" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Good show,&equo; he said heartily, if somewhat inadequately.
He turned to Karelius.
&bquo;Are you all right, old man?&equo;    
Karelius nodded.
For the first time in his life he had physically felt the colour drain from his face.
He must try not to faint.
Somehow or other he must surely be making an exhibition of himself.
Fortunately most of the others were little better.
The old people gaped silently, whilst Zimmerman and his wife made incoherent noises.
The French soldiers behaved like the crowd in a conventionally produced play, first with exaggerated expressions of surprise, and thereafter gesticulating and muttering amongst themselves.    
&bquo;Good evening, everyone,&equo; said the fr&auml;ulein, glaring at the old <head>ladies</head> in her most hostile manner.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40206" docsrc="bnc_BMF_1670">
<answer instance="lady.40206" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
This year's event on the Tay will be on May 24th and will tie in with the canoe exhibition at Grandtully.     
The canoe/cycle/run Lee Triathlon takes place on June 14th with Ford car phones amongst the prizes and a T short for each of the expected 300 entrants.
There will also be a new company team trophy.
Last year's event was won by Dave Hallam of Leaside.
Ring Carol Lester on 0992 767140 for details.        
Tyne Classic    
Tyne Valley Canoe Club are to run a Tyne Classic Canoe Marathon from Wark to Prudhoe on May 25th.
Taking in several large weirs and the Warden Gorge plus other smaller rapids, the 39km course offers plenty of interest and the organizers hope that it will grow to be comparable with the Liffey Descent and the Devizes to Westminster Race.
<head>Ladies</head> and under 16s will paddle a 19km course from Hexham.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40210" docsrc="bnc_CCD_1901">
<answer instance="lady.40210" senseid="lady%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;What joy to receive you thus!&equo; he told her warmly, taking and kissing her hand.
&bquo;I feared even at the eleventh hour that it would not be possible &mdash; and I knew not when we could meet else.&equo;    
&bquo;My lord, it is good to see you,&equo; she told him, and this   time there were tears in her eyes.
&bquo;Being here with you like this seems like a dream, a dream realized!&equo;    
She unfastened her cloak and he took it from her, noticing as he did so the brocade gown that so exactly matched the colour of her eyes.
And he saw the ring, his ring, that she was wearing openly for the occasion, beside Anne Mowbray's wedding-ring on the third finger of her left hand.    
&bquo;Pray be seated, my <head>lady</head> ,&equo; he said, using the courtesy title whilst not for an instant confusing her with her half-sister.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40211" docsrc="bnc_C8D_68">
<answer instance="lady.40211" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;The first outbreak in England occurred at Weymouth in 1348, almost certainly via a claret ship from Bordeaux, which was an English possession at that time.    
(Tasteful joke here about claret.)    
&bquo;The disease was not actually known as the Black Death during the fourteenth century.
This sobriquet is a product of the sixteenth century.
At the time, people called it: &bquo;The Great Pestilence&equo; or &bquo;The Great Dying&equo;.
It could present clinically in one of three forms, bubonic, pneumonic, or septicaemic plague, bubonic being the commonest&hellip;&equo;    
This part, the focal point of her lecture, needed to be handled with care.
The content was to be informative, while avoiding giving offence to the more fastidious members of the audience &mdash; all too easily done with some of the elderly <head>ladies</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40213" docsrc="bnc_C9E_1220">
<answer instance="lady.40213" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
If a man who can generate pretty decent clubhead speed were inadvertently to use a women's ball, the result would be higher trajectory with some distance loss &mdash; the clubhead will have compressed the ball beyond the point where the ball achieves its most efficient velocity.
For example, let's say that in the most efficient swing, the ball will travel two yards for every 10 mph of clubhead speed.
If you swing the club at 100 mph, you can expect to hit the ball 200 yards.
If you now use a low compression ball and swing at 110 mph, you will compress it too much and realise less than 220 yards.      
HOW TO PLAY IT    
In cold weather male golfers may prefer to use a <head>ladies</head> ' ball because it will have similar feel to that of a 90 compression ball in normal temperatures.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40216" docsrc="bnc_A1B_2098">
<answer instance="lady.40216" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="lady.40216" senseid="lady%1:18:00::"/>
<answer instance="lady.40216" senseid="lady%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
But this is almost certainly an illusion: as she becomes surer of her hold on the affections of her poet, so she becomes surer of herself, can dispense with affectations, and dares to speak with a certain authority about compositions that her lover sends to her &mdash; animadversions that the poet in turn receives quite humbly.
Although students of Pound will fasten with delighted alacrity on such passages as the one just quoted about Yeats, and on one or two similar passages (for instance, one of January 1914, where he speaks with hostility about symbols and symbolism), still this book   doesn't really belong with other Poundiana.
Its place is at least equally with  The Diary of an Edwardian <head>Lady</head>  , or even, since through long months the lovers are at opposite ends of Italy, with E.M.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40218" docsrc="bnc_B20_1501">
<answer instance="lady.40218" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;The sort I could really have gone for twenty years ago.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes,&equo; agreed Karelius monosyllabically.    
&bquo;Too bad about her sister.
You could tell she wasn't too happy about seeing her replaced by that baggage.
Understandable.    
&bquo;Yes.
Still,&equo; said Karelius, recovering himself, &bquo;there was a certain interest in trying to decide whether the top half of the new Fr&auml;ulein M&uuml;ller was actually going to fall out of her dress.&equo;    
Moreau laughed.
&bquo;Right enough.
One or two damn near things, weren't there?
Goodnight, <head>ladies</head> ,&equo; he continued with a cheerful wave, as he and Karelius made their way past a waiting crowd of  belles de nuit  .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40220" docsrc="bnc_APW_2306">
<answer instance="lady.40220" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
My mother'll drive her out.
Sooner or later.
She'll not forgive her.&equo;    
Luch bit her lip.
Where could she go, then?    
&bquo;Could you not take her up to the castle, sir?&equo;
Ranald suggested.      
&bquo;It was Marion Aluinn ordered her away, and she's gone herself now.&equo;    
David Beaton clapped him on the shoulder.
&bquo;That's it!
This new <head>lady</head> may let the lassie stay.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.30027" docsrc="ca32.cmb_166">
<answer instance="lady.30027" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
There is more decadence on ``77 Sunset Strip''.  There are more obvious
nymphomaniacs on any private-eye series.  In another respect, television
viewers will feel right at home because most of the actors are unknowns.
With the exception of Lex Barker and Anita Ekberg, the credits are as
unfamiliar as you 'll find on the Robert Herridge Theater.  Most of the
emphasis has been placed on a ``wild party'' at a seaside villa.  Producer
Fellini should have looked at some of the old silent films where they
really had parties!!  The Dolce Vita get-together boasted a strip tease (
carried as far as a black slip); a <head>lady</head> drunk on her
hands and knees who carries the hero around on her back while he throws
pillow feathers in her face; a frigid beauty, and three silly fairies.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.30037" docsrc="cg40.cmb_227">
<answer instance="lady.30037" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
When I returned to make my report, the Hetman did not remember having sent
me on the secret mission.  He was busy, he said, in having someone submit
to a monkey-gland operation.  And I was to go to work on that odd matter.
I shall tell of it later on.  The Hetman had a strong liking for a story,
any story which was to be had by means of much sleuthing or by roundabout
methods.  Most of my stories were obtained by simply seeking out the person
who could give me the facts, and not as a rule by playing clever tricks.
One day I tired of following the Hetman's advice of ``shadowing'' and of
the ``ring-around-the-rosie'' approach to a report that Enrico Caruso had
pinched a <head>lady</head>'s hip while visiting the Central Park
monkey house.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.30044" docsrc="cg50.cmb_124">
<answer instance="lady.30044" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Lewis could let his eye caress The Prince's divan, covered with a rose-pink
and silver Turkish cloth, or admire the lovely tapis, interwoven with gold,
that spread across the floor.  Filigreed perfume boxes exuded the aromas of
Araby.  Around the billiard tables were always at least a couple of dozen
beribboned generals.  At dinner the courses were carried in by tall
cuirassiers in red capes and black fur caps topped with tufts of feathers,
marching in pairs like guards from a stage tragedy.  Among the visitors
arriving every now and then there were, of course, women.  For if
Serenissimus made the sign of the Cross with his right hand, and meant it,
with his left he beckoned lewdly to any <head>lady</head> who
happened to catch his eye.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.30047" docsrc="ce05.cmb_130">
<answer instance="lady.30047" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
This gave the Juniors the use of the entire ring at the show -- a great
advantage to them!!  Before the Juniors entered the ring the Steward
announced that after all Juniors had moved their dogs around the ring and
set them up, they could relax with their dogs.  From there on, each Junior
was going to be judged individually.  This thoughtful gesture was well
received by the Juniors as the Class had an entry of 46 Juniors and it took
approximately one hour, 45 minutes to judge the Class.  Anne Hone Rogers
judges 28th finals This year Anne Hone Rogers, outstanding Handler, judged
the Class.  This is the third time in 28 years of Junior Showmanship at
Westminster that a <head>lady</head> Handler has judged the Class.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.30053" docsrc="cj68.cmb_175">
<answer instance="lady.30053" senseid="lady%1:18:02::"/>
<context>
Pip's abject leave-taking of Miss Havisham, during which he kneels to kiss
her hand, signalizes his homage to a supposed patroness who seems to be
opening up for him a new world of glamour; when, on the journey to London
that immediately follows, he pauses nostalgically to lay his hand upon the
finger-post at the end of the village, the wooden pointer symbolically
designates a spiritual frontier between innocence and the corruption of
worldly vanity.  Incidentally, one can not miss the significance of this
gesture, for Dickens reintroduces it associatively in Pip's mind at another
moral and psychological crisis -- his painful recognition, in a talk with
Herbert Pocket, that his hopeless attachment to Estella is as
self-destructive as it is romantic.  In both cases the finger-post
represents Pip's heightened awareness of contrary magnetisms.  A variety of
hand movements helps dramatize the moral climate of the fallen world Pip
encounters beyond the forge.  The vulture-like attendance of the Pocket
family upon Miss Havisham is summed up in the hypocritical gestures of Miss
Camilla Pocket, who puts her hand to her throat in a feigned spasm of
grief-stricken choking, then lays it ``upon her heaving bosom'' with ``an
unnatural fortitude of manner'', and finally kisses it to Miss Havisham in
a parody of the <head>lady</head>'s own mannerism toward Estella.
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</instance>

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<instance id="local.40001" docsrc="bnc_CBJ_73">
<answer instance="local.40001" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
A certain George Carpenter was even hanged at Warminster in 1812 for the murder of a farmer called William Webb of Roddenbury Hill &mdash; but for the most part the Carpenters, like the Titfords, seem to have been law-abiding, not to say staid, folk.
One thing that marks the Carpenters out is their uncanny fondness for incorporating the names of distaff families into their own; from the early days of the 18th century we can spot the Frome and Rodden Carpenters by their use of the name &bquo;Thynn&equo; as a first or second Christian name for boys, and even in the middle years of the 19th century a branch of the family in London called one son Starmer Thynne Carpenter.
It would be tempting to assume that we have evidence here of some direct relationship with the Thynne family, Marquesses of Bath, at nearby Longleat; that may be the case, but an equally likely explanation could be that the family was involved in nothing more than a slightly sycophantic attempt to ingratiate itself in some way with the <head>local</head>aristocracy.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40004" docsrc="bnc_B0N_439">
<answer instance="local.40004" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
It seems reasonable that they should share the cost of what is after all only a system of humane debt collection acting on their behalves.
The CAB must put this point across.
The Scottish CAB's annual report for 1986/7 pleaded convincingly:    
Of all the problems dealt with, the solving of debt problems probably has the most dramatic effect for funders: for Government and local authorities the cost of personal insolvency can be immense if not properly handled; at the same time the work done by bureaux must be saving private companies considerable sums in legal and administrative costs and in reducing their proportion of &bquo;bad debts&equo;.
That the government, <head>local</head>authorities and private companies are not queueing up to offer the resources to enable CABx to extend their work can only be due to the movement's failure to make its point effectively.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40006" docsrc="bnc_CS1_511">
<answer instance="local.40006" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Among the nationals the  Sun   clearly predominates in mentions of attacks with over 50 per cent again as many cases as even its rival the  Star  .
Among the locals, some &mdash; in this case the  Coventry Evening Telegraph   &mdash; have many more reports than other local newspapers.          
The amount of sustained coverage    
The length of coverage is taken to be the number of days that a case is mentioned during the search stage.
Sustained coverage of a particular sexual attack is a rarity.
In the 118 cases mentioned in at least one national newspaper (70 were in only <head>local</head>papers), there were only 19 cases (16 per cent) where the coverage of the incident lasted more than one day, and only 8 where this lasted several days.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40011" docsrc="bnc_CJK_2017">
<answer instance="local.40011" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
 Easily Accessible  : Walking in the wild unspoilt scenery is a favourite occupation of most guests.
Moorlands is conveniently situated at the end of the West Highland Way and near to Ben Nevis (Britain's highest peak) and so provides plenty of walks of varying levels which take in woods, hills, mountains, lochs and ruined castles.
The Caledonian Canal is right on the hotel's doorstep and nearby Loch Eil and Loch Linnhe provide opportunities for boat trips.
Moorlands is also well placed for visiting many of the Highland attractions including Loch Ness, famous for its elusive monster; the Sea Life Centre; and the Highland Wildlife Park.
Once a year, in September, the very fit (and maybe a little mad) take part in the Ben Nevis Hill Race.    
 <head>Local</head>Activities  : walks, fishing, bird-watching, boat cruises.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40012" docsrc="bnc_AN3_191">
<answer instance="local.40012" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The technology necessary to produce films, and television and radio programs, is so much more advanced in the industrialised countries than in the LDCs, that it is frequently much simpler and cheaper to import material than to produce it in the Third World.
Although countries like Mexico, Chile and Brazil have budding film industries, the products of which are now reaching the industrialised world, it is still North American and European films that predominate in the cinemas of Mexico City, Santiago and S&atilde;o Paulo.
Brazilian cinema has expanded particularly rapidly, for its share of the domestic market has risen from 14 per cent in 1970 to 38 per cent today (LAWR Brazil 25 Nov. 1983) but, nevertheless, this still leaves nearly two-thirds to films from abroad.
Television and radio in the region have several   channels so, while some are devoted to <head>local</head>issues and productions others are packed with imported serials, films and games.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40015" docsrc="bnc_C8Y_1141">
<answer instance="local.40015" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The question of annual holidays will also have to be raised.
Will she be going away with you?
Or will she stay with relatives or friends, or take a holiday away with them?
If none of these ideas is possible, would she be willing to spend a few weeks each year in a home for the elderly or, if she is infirm, in a nursing home or a local National Health Service hospital?
Many elderly people do this each year if it is not suitable for them to go away with their family, and they understand the need those who are caring for them have for a complete break.
Often their own need for a change is equally strong too, and if the arrangement is made through a social worker from the <head>local</head>authority social services department in whom they have confidence, they go with no fear of not being allowed to return when the holiday period is over.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40016" docsrc="bnc_B2D_758">
<answer instance="local.40016" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Failure to take formal action under the relevant legislation or unjustifiable delay in doing so, in respect of obnoxious odours which amount to a statutory nuisance or for breach of a condition attached to a site licence for waste disposal, may be deemed to amount to maladministration if they cause injustice such as injury to health or depreciation in the value of property.    
Whether maladministration has in fact occurred is a matter for the Commissioners to decide.    
Complaint may be made by an individual or by a body of persons, for example a residents association and should be directed in writing to an M.P.
for referral to the Parliamentary Commissioner or a <head>Local</head>Councillor for referral to the Local Commissioner, although it must be remembered that the Local Commissioner can only investigate after a complaint has been brought to the attention of the authority complained against and they have had a reasonable time to reply.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40023" docsrc="bnc_A0F_738">
<answer instance="local.40023" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
On a Wednesday there was a rumour flying around Jersey House that the building was going to be sold; on the following Monday, the rumour was confirmed as fact.
The local authority that owned the premises was &bquo;privatizing&equo; it, i.e. making a quick profit while there were still a fair few years on the lease.
All the organizations that worked there were offered alternative accommodation, which they were all sensible enough to accept.
The small number of us who were attached to the building itself either retired or were offered work elsewhere with the authority.
I was offered a cleaning job that I didn't much like the look of so I left quietly before the final curtain.
If I'd been a union member I might have held out for a better offer or some redundancy money, but I wasn't, so that was that.    
I took a short break, and when I came back, I went round the <head>local</head>job centres to see what was going.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40025" docsrc="bnc_ANS_1265">
<answer instance="local.40025" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Pupils' progress should be registered against these levels: level 2 should be assumed to represent the performance of the median 7 year old; level 4 that of the median 11 year old; the boundary between levels 5 and 6 that of the median 14 year old; and the boundary between levels 6 and 7 that of the median 16 year old; (d) assessment should be by a combination of national externally set Standard Assessment Tasks (SATs) and assessments by teachers.
In order to safeguard standards, the latter should be compared with the results of the SATs and with the judgement of other teachers.
At age 16 the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) should be the main form of assessment, especially in the core subjects; (e) the results of assessment should be used both formatively to help better teaching and to inform decisions about next steps for a pupil, and summatively at ages 7, 11, 14 and 16 to inform parents in simple and clear terms about their child's progress.
Aggregated results should be published to enable informed judgements about attainment in a school or <head>local</head>education (LEA) to be made.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40028" docsrc="bnc_A1L_35">
<answer instance="local.40028" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Given the importance they place on the interrelationship of words and pictures, the couple's working lives are surprisingly separate.
They claim to see each other less than couples who go out to work, meeting for the occasional cup of coffee in the kitchen.    
Their 10-year-old daughter, Jessica, who is likely to be seen with her head buried in The Beano or a Roald Dahl novel, has provided the inspiration for many of her parents' books.
As a baby, she was fascinated by the Mothercare Catalogue, and so The Baby's Catalogue, which documents the paraphernalia of the infant's small world in minute detail, was born.    
Allan's experience as a primary school teacher is another rich source of ideas.
The couple still maintain close links with <head>local</head>schools, where they spend hours researching, sketching and absorbing jokes.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="local.40029" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
More concretely, Mr Redwood blocked attempts by Kenneth Clarke, the home secretary, to strip police authorities of their local-government representatives.
Local councillors will retain a casting vote on police budgets, and London is, for the first time, to get a police authority, half of whose members are elected councillors.    
In April local councils acquired an important new power.
They will run community care, a programme which gives co-ordinated help to the old and feeble.
They also got a new source of money, the council tax, to replace Mrs Thatcher's hated poll tax.
The council tax is proving less unpopular: appeals against the valuations of property for the new tax, the best measure of opposition, will fall well short of the 950,000 for which the government had allowed.    
<head>Local</head>politicians and officials are pleased, but sceptical.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40032" docsrc="bnc_CGU_782">
<answer instance="local.40032" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
My stay here is up in May 1992 and I am planning to get my master's degree in Knitwear/Textile design with emphasis on computer assisted design and manufacture.    
It's a long road from here to there &mdash; at least as far as it was from there to here via Jamaica!
But before I take the first step out of here, I think I'll feel pretty good about the knowledge and inquisitive spirit I've been able to share and the doors I've helped open.
And this for my money is what Peace Corps is all about.    
Richard Kite, Manager of Ann Kite Educational Services, adds &bquo;We were so interested in what L.A. told us about Arune that we arranged to mail her four more of our Video Courses!
&bquo;We found L.A.'s news of particular interest because, as she says, the commentary on our videos is of course in English and is worthless to the <head>local</head>Thai women.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="local.40033" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="local.40033" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The CNX 600 is based on a second-generation RISC-based multiprocessor architecture, and is claimed to offer 100,000 packets per second performance.
The product uses the company's Transportable Software Architecture to support protocols including TCP/IP, Frame Relay, X25, SMDS and T1/E1.
Open Shortest Path First and Multicast OSPF routing protocols are also supported.
The CNX 600 incorporates Proteon's Internetworking Traffic Management technology, which is claimed to guarantee secured bandwidth availability for critical SNA traffic in a mixed IBM and non-IBM network; the software is also claimed to enable users to control wide area network bandwidth allocation from a central site through protocol prioritisation and bandwidth reservation systems.
Quad wide area network and <head>local</head>network boards support up to 20 Ethernet and Token Ring networks, as well as five FDDI networks.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40036" docsrc="bnc_CMU_1605">
<answer instance="local.40036" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
This will include the power to reduce expenditure in any one of these areas in order to devote more funds to another, for example, by choosing to spend money released by a staff vacancy on educational equipment rather than on recruiting a replacement.
This power brings with it the responsibility to ensure that decisions are made and priorities are set upon the basis of the best educational advice available.
Governors who are committed to the cause of special education will have to bid for a share of resources in competition with the advocates of other areas of the curriculum who will be pressing their case with equal vigour.    
This competitive element will be sharpened by the policy of open enrolment, introduced by the Education Reform Act, which gives parents the right to have their child admitted to any school which has a place.
The parental vote will be even more powerful if it is proposed that a school should opt out of <head>local</head>authority control and transfer to grant maintained status.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40037" docsrc="bnc_CHE_1559">
<answer instance="local.40037" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The solution must have looked quite funny to an onlooker.
Picture Derek, or me, walking backwards across a field towards a perch, hawk on glove, trying desperately with our bodies to block the sight of the perch from the alert hawk's vision.
The hawk's head would be bobbing and swivelling, trying to find out what on earth was going on.
Not until we were a few yards away from the perch could we turn, hold our arms out and release the jesses so that the bird could fly the rest of the way.
We soon got the hang of this; though it felt like we were performing a weird new dance.
The main thing was that we were picking up a lot of hawking know-how, even if we did look ridiculous.    
One of the most enjoyable aspects of the course was the lunch we had in the <head>local</head>pub, which did a particularly memorable steak and kidney pie.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40039" docsrc="bnc_CFP_65">
<answer instance="local.40039" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
You're heading a subsidiary of an internationally active company, or you're coordinating employee benefit planning on an international level.
Your main concern is to establish local plans which combine maximum benefits with the best attainable cost effectiveness.
In either case, there is one infrastructure that fully meets these objectives: SWISS LIFE and its international Network of local insurers.    
You see, the primary aim of SWISS LIFE Network is to provide the world's best employee benefit plans.
Market-leading local insurers, known for their commitment to SWISS LIFE's high standards, link up to form the world's largest and most efficient insurance Network.
At one and the same time, you benefit from the best available <head>local</head>plans tailored to suit your company's needs and the backing of an experienced and reliable international Network, for a cost-benefit ratio that may well astound you.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40040" docsrc="bnc_ABJ_656">
<answer instance="local.40040" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
JESUS RODRIGUEZ, a 26-year-old Mexican immigrant, lives in Aspen, Colorado &mdash; America's poshest ski resort.
Mr Rodriguez is not rich or famous.
He is one of 3,000 latino workers who have moved into Aspen's Roaring Fork Valley, replacing anglo &bquo;ski bums&equo; as caretakers of the rich.    
The number of latinos has tripled in the past year.
Like most of Aspen's 12,000 workers, the latinos live &bquo;down valley&equo; from Aspen, crammed into mobile homes.
They work silently behind the scenes &mdash; washing dishes, lugging supplies, making beds and shovelling snow.
Toothy anglo teenagers still greet guests at the &dollar;300-a-night hotels.    
Not everybody is pleased about the influx.
A letter in a <head>local</head>newspaper advocated sending latinos &bquo;back to Burritoville.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40042" docsrc="bnc_B2H_7">
<answer instance="local.40042" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
ALDERSON, Jack    
205 appearances    
42 Southern League    
150 Football League    
13 FA Cup    
Jack Alderson was one of a number of excellent goalkeepers to have served Crystal Palace FC, and is the only one to have gained full England International honours while with our club.    
Jack was a native of Crook in County Durham and played for the <head>local</head>amateur side as a junior before signing for Newcastle at the age of 17.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40044" docsrc="bnc_CR9_2205">
<answer instance="local.40044" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
On his return to Uralmash from a business course in West Germany in 1988, Mr Korovin set up a joint venture with an Austrian company to make equipment for the continuous casting of steel.
Uralmash is now negotiating with Caterpillar to make oil-drilling equipment fitted with American engines.
Uralmash's faith in foreign joint ventures highlights the fundamental weakness of Russia's industrial dinosaurs: foreign partners are their only likely source of new capital; and they are the best source of new designs and technology.    
And yet Uralmash's workers seem far from convinced by these grand plans.
One engineer says that, when electing a new director last year, he and his colleagues were blinded by Mr Korovin's relative youth and German training.
He now thinks they should have remembered how Mr Korovin built his career: as first secretary of the <head>local</head>young Communists' league.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40047" docsrc="bnc_A0H_1097">
<answer instance="local.40047" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
What is seldom realised, until a first cross-country, is the vast increase in mental workload involved when soaring, map reading, field landings and flying have to be thought of, instead of just how to stay up.    
Many incidents and accidents are caused by lack of experience and the pilot unwittingly putting himself into situations beyond his capabilities.
For example, it is important for an inexperienced solo pilot to avoid a field landing until he has had some training in how to tackle one.    
Hundreds of landings on one particular airfield or gliding site do not provide good training for landing in fields.
Unfortunately, being familiar with an approach takes away much of the need for real judgement.
Pilots, and even instructors, often believe that they have good judgement and can land accurately anywhere because they can manage on their own site.
However, even if it is a small field, all they have really learned is to position themselves by habit, using the <head>local</head>landmarks to help.
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<instance id="local.40049" docsrc="bnc_CMS_845">
<answer instance="local.40049" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
A problem of continuity of workload was posed for the lawyers (Carlin 1962; Galanter 1974).
Lawyer A resolved this problem by building up a  reputation  .
This was possible because his clients were part of loose knit but effective networks of relationships.
Because he had a largely immigrant clientele he was in a position analogous to that of a lawyer in a small town where networks are complex and gossip channels effective.
Eight of the 16 clients of lawyer A were West Indian, and two were Asian.      
Lawyer C was new to the town and aware of both this problem and that of breaking into an established market.
The problem of getting work was tackled in three ways.
First, a gap had been found at the bottom end of the market, conveying (or transferring) small terraced houses with <head>local</head>authority mortgages.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40053" docsrc="bnc_B1H_1406">
<answer instance="local.40053" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
What changes have taken place in the numbers and positions of the mines?    
Why do you think the National Coal Board had to decide on these changes?    
 D.   In the coal pits nodules of  blackband iron ore   were mined.
This iron ore, together with the  coal  , the invention of the hot blast furnace, and the  capital   from the traders and factory owners, made Central Scotland a suitable place for an iron industry and, by a later invention, for a steel industry.
Most of this industry was on the coalfield at Coatbridge and in the Clyde valley from Motherwell to Glasgow.
Shipbuilding and engineering, also in the Clyde valley, provided the companies with a large  local market   for the iron and steel.    
Now the <head>local</head>iron ore is exhausted.
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<instance id="local.40055" docsrc="bnc_B71_1718">
<answer instance="local.40055" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
For   political   influences since 1980 have markedly changed the character of the park committees and boards.
The number of members experienced in the park purposes has been considerably reduced (the first step back) while the number experienced in farming and landowning has been markedly increased (the second).
As a result, farming interests now dominate many of the park committees and there must be doubt as to whether they are able to give proper consideration and weight to the park purposes when agricultural applications are being considered.    
To see exactly what has happened, it is necessary to look in detail at the composition of the park committees.
Two thirds of the committee members (committee sizes range from 18 to 33) are appointed by the county and district councils that have land within the particular park: their concerns are essentially <head>local</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40058" docsrc="bnc_AJY_1577">
<answer instance="local.40058" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Open Tues &mdash; Sun 12.30 &mdash; 2.30 except Sat, Tues &mdash; Sat 7.30 &mdash; 10.30 C4 S5 V5 &pound;40 (three-course lunch &pound;13.50 including coffee) St Quentin (071 589 8005) 243 Brompton Road, London SW3 Smart South Ken canteen opposite the Oratory has always been terrific value; now it's got cooking with the flair to match its friendly, highly efficient French service and jolly brasserie decor &mdash; all mirrors and panelling.
Bargain set menus change with the market and are the best choice: Connaught-trained chef whisks up ultra-light leek terrine layered like lasagne, heaps of appley duck with green pasta tower, and neatly balanced fish casserole a la Dieppoise; there's also a meaty crab tart (&pound;3.95) and a choc pave as rich as the neighbourhood.
Good wines start at &pound;7.80 &mdash; robust Chinon &pound;9.70.
Chef Richard Sawyer.
Open daily C6 S8 V7 &pound;39 (set three-course lunch &pound;12.50, three-course dinner &pound;15.25) Castle Hotel (0823 272671) Taunton, Somerset Stylish cooking of outstanding <head>local</head>produce brings out the best of British classics in this smart, smoothly-run hotel.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40059" docsrc="bnc_CDD_700">
<answer instance="local.40059" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Real local feeling&equo; is in their favour and such issues should not be decided at emotionally charged public meetings, they say&equo;.
Outsiders in the communities appear to be less opposed to the mining than &bquo;real local feeling&equo;.
Thus the original organizations set up mainly by &bquo;outsiders&equo; &mdash; Mining Awareness (Galway) and Mining Awareness (Mayo) &mdash; were not in fact anti-mining groups, but wished only to initiate public debate.
The co-chair of Mining Awareness (Mayo), Lesley O'Dowd was US-born, while the     Galway chair was Dublin-born.    
Mining Awareness was superseded by other locally formed groups.
Gold EIA, a group which consistently reiterated that it was not anti-mining, is mainly concerned with the adequate articulation of <head>local</head>interests through consultation with the state over the proposed mining.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40062" docsrc="bnc_A64_380">
<answer instance="local.40062" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The precarious hold of the party over cultural ideology will be examined in greater detail in Chapter 6.    
Turning now to middle levels of cultural control, in this case to the Smolensk guberniia offices and then to Roslavl', our chosen locality, it is clear that fresh unorthodoxies were apt to creep in below and beyond those emanating from private central sources.
It should not be imagined that the tiny Party &eacute;lite at either of these provincial levels could maintain a tight hold.
By the end of 1922 the size of the guberniia Party organization totalled 5,925,9 compared with, for instance, 3,286 <head>local</head>officials of the Commissariat for agriculture, most of whom were not Party members, but who, by the very nature of their work as surveyors, land-reclaimers, timber and livestock experts, were scattered more widely round the rural areas than were Party workers.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40065" docsrc="bnc_AHT_409">
<answer instance="local.40065" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
THE European Community has revived negotiations on a bankruptcy convention after the spate of international corporate failures, but few British practitioners believe the differences between Continental and Anglo-Saxon practices can be overcome before the introduction of the single market in 1993.    
Experience does not suggest a quick solution, as talks first began on an EC bankruptcy convention back in 1978.
But the lack of international regulations is derided by many practitioners.
Under the present system, if an Englishman becomes bankrupt but owns a chateau in France, his trustee in bankruptcy must either ask the English courts to request their French counterparts to recognise the bankruptcy or seek a separate bankruptcy order in France.
This lengthy and expensive process is particularly unsuitable when the trustee suspects the assets may be sold off by the bankrupt or grabbed by <head>local</head>creditors.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40068" docsrc="bnc_AM9_443">
<answer instance="local.40068" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
 Reform land use planning   so that the protection of the natural environment becomes a major feature of the planning system.
We will decentralise planning decisions as much as possible, giving a key role to the local plan drawn up by the local authority.    
 Clean up the cities  .
We will improve public transport, reduce traffic congestion, and encourage pedestrianisation and cycling schemes.
We will encourage more parks, gardens and green spaces.
We will provide more resources for councils to deal with noise complaints and make compensation for excessive commercial noise more widely available.    
 Promote better waste management  .
We will provide grants for recycling schemes, introduce regulations on the use of packaging materials, and encourage <head>local</head>authorities to clean up litter.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40069" docsrc="bnc_A7F_283">
<answer instance="local.40069" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Equipment and supervisory staff were expensive, he said, and leisure facilities were often the fist victims of cost-saving cutbacks.    
But Mr Mayled also pointed out the commercial logic of implementing proper procedures.
&bquo;It can be a positive marketing tool,&equo; he said.    
The Health &amp; Safety Executive, however, maintained that the HSC's comprehensive guidelines were adequate and that the laying down of rigid prescriptive standards was impossible given the diversity of sizes and types of pool.
But Philip Brook, general manager of Queens Moat's Telford Hotel, Golf &amp; Country Club in Shropshire, which has the biggest hotel swimming pool in the Midlands, argued that legislation was both necessary and possible.    
&bquo;With the food hygiene regulations, <head>local</head>authorities must assess each food outlet on its risk factor.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40072" docsrc="bnc_CHG_194">
<answer instance="local.40072" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
But I moved into cheaper digs near the hospital and did manage to keep the second-hand Austin Seven I had bought five years previously.    
But slices of bad luck never come singly.
And when I recall the shattering consequences of what happened one night a month or so later, I think of Hamlet, saying &bquo;When   sorrows come, they come not single spies, But in battalions.&equo;    
I had no premonition of disaster when I was sent off to answer a call from a Mrs Dunston.    
I looked up her address on our hospital street map in the reception room &mdash; Rockingham Gardens, just behind the Elephant and Castle; and it was a hell of a drive across London, on streets glistening after a day when heavy rain had hardly stopped.
The <head>local</head>doctor had sent for St Andrew's (hardly expecting me) because the patient had been bringing up blood, and St Andrew's had a specialist unit dealing with internal bleeding.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40075" docsrc="bnc_AN9_1641">
<answer instance="local.40075" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
A hundred thousand jobs have been thrown away, along with many million tonnes of coal reserves &mdash; not to increase productivity and efficiency but in a madcap effort to curb the power of Britain's miners&hellip;
The strategic effect of nuclear power is to destroy deep mine reserves, close collieries and sack miners.&equo;        
The Coalfield Communities Campaign, which represented seventy-nine local authorities in current and former mining areas, was even more specific.
Over 2,500 mining jobs, and twice as many again in related industries, would be lost if Hinkley C was built instead of a coal station, it calculated.
In stark contrast to the opposition to nuclear power, the campaign listed three suitable sites where <head>local</head>planners were more than happy to see a new coal-fired development.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40077" docsrc="bnc_CCR_798">
<answer instance="local.40077" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
A decision to contest a parliamentary seat &bquo;if a favourable opportunity should occur&equo; and to grant &pound;250 as expenses was taken in October, but it came too late (SCS Quarterly report 28 October 18).
Speaking against the movement C Hughes argued that by passing this they would &bquo;be voting for pacifism, and there would be no patriotic Stratford society after that&equo; (SE 3 August 18).
In the following local elections, however, the committee &mdash; now the Stratford and District Local Cooperative Representation Council &mdash; selected six candidates for urban councils and boards of guardians.
Five were successful, three being elected unopposed (ibid. 8 April 19).    
Later in the year the committee sponsored four candidates in council elections.
In spite of <head>local</head>cooperative strength there was none in West Ham because of potential conflict with the West Ham Trades Council and Labour Representation Committee, which at the time controlled selection of Labour candidates.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40078" docsrc="bnc_CJK_600">
<answer instance="local.40078" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
It has a pretty stone-walled mature garden with lovely views of the surrounding farmland, downs and the four acres of grounds and orchards.
There are seven guest bedrooms, all with private or en suite facilities, colour TV, and a comfortable guest lounge.
One of the bedrooms has a four-poster bed and a Victorian bathroom.
All the rooms are individually and very attractively designed (Bernadette herself has a keen interest in interior design).    
An evening meal is not provided but there are numerous local pubs and restaurants in Lewes, just over 2 miles away.    
 Easily Accessible  : Rodmell is situated on the South Downs Way, so the immediate area is excellent for downland walks, and the River Ouse provides a variety of scenery and wildlife.
For <head>local</head>attractions please see the entry on Millers.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40080" docsrc="bnc_C91_1558">
<answer instance="local.40080" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Under reasonably constant temperature conditions, the prototype unit provided a time period of 24 hours within two or three minutes.    
When the temperature changes, the timing period will vary by up to two minutes per degree approximately.
Readers require precision timings, perhaps for other purposes, should use an alternative circuit.
Further details about the effect of temperature on time periods are given towards the end of the article.      
WATER SUPPLY    
The device which controls the supply of water to the sprinkler is a 12V d.c. solenoid valve.
The specified valve will operate at mains water pressure and has standard &frac12;&ins; b.s.p. threaded male ends.    
Connectors may be obtained from a <head>local</head>plumber's merchant or DIY store to enable it to be fitted to a standard threaded water tap at one end and the hosepipe itself on the other.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40081" docsrc="bnc_CKK_175">
<answer instance="local.40081" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
There were three awards in both colour and black and white classes, with a top prize of &pound;100. &pound;10 consolation prizes were awarded for the best photo of each of the islands five vintage transport systems, a member of staff and the best junior entry.    
Winner of the contest in the colour section was Manx photographer John Hall L.P.R.S. His long lens shot of a M.E.R. tram travelling through Laxey required much patience to correctly frame the tram whilst also keeping Laxey Wheel in focus.    
In second place came Alan Turner of Dorset, who caught locomotive &bquo;Loch&equo; in full steam action.
Third place was another charismatic steam shot, titled &bquo;Sunset Steam&equo;, by Paul Blowfield of Staffs.
This effect was created by the clever use of a pink filter.    
The black and white section resulted in a win for another well known <head>local</head>photographer, Harry Cringle L.P.R.S. Harry's entry was a portrait study of steam railway fireman Selwyn Morgan.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40083" docsrc="bnc_B3G_170">
<answer instance="local.40083" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
A place familiar from many enjoyable holidays spent there may be the choice or even a move abroad.
But remember that this could result in isolation, at least at first.
It is not a step to take without a great deal of research and thought, taking into account the considerations outlined above.    
If you rent your home from the local authority and want to move within your present locality, the housing department may be able to recommend a housing association in addition to their own accommodation.
To move to another area of the country, as a local authority tenant, you will need to have strong social reasons.
Apply to the local authority for consideration under the National Mobility Scheme.
The authority w ill have details about this as well as the Tenants Exchange Scheme, which operates between <head>local</head>authorities in different parts of the country.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40084" docsrc="bnc_AT9_80">
<answer instance="local.40084" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
It cannot be irrelevant to evangelism that so many unbelievers think the place we give to women is frankly absurd.   
ROBERT RUNCIE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, GENERAL SYNOD, NOVEMBER 1989                  
  What does the new legislation say  ?      
The important first clause of the Priests (Ordination of Women) Measure is short and simple:    
It shall be lawful for the General Synod to make provision by Canon for enabling a woman to be ordained to the office of a Priest.    
The measure does not cover the consecration of women as bishops.        
Then follow safeguards, to help those who in conscience cannot accept women as priests or as the &bquo;head&equo; of <head>local</head>churches.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40086" docsrc="bnc_B03_140">
<answer instance="local.40086" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Heads it's Spring&hellip; a lovely display of Easter bonnets from just a few of the 25 children who took part in a magnificent parade at the Sally Ann Playgroup, Amery Street, Alton on Friday morning.          
Target &mdash; helping sports clubs    
THE Hampshire Playing Fields Association have just launched a &pound;250,000 public appeal to enable them to respond to the ever-increasing demands for support of sport and recreational projects throughout the county.    
The appeal follows the announcement of loans and grants totalling nearly &pound;21,000 to parish councils, sports clubs and voluntary bodies.    
<head>Local</head>projects to benefit include the Alton Sports and Social Club who will receive &pound;1,000 towards extensions to the Harry Baker pavilion; Medstead Parish Council, who have been awarded &pound;1,500 towards extensions to the village sports pavilion; and Old Alresford Cricket Club, who have been given &pound;100 to upgrade windows in their pavilion.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40087" docsrc="bnc_ALF_325">
<answer instance="local.40087" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Education about the Third World which does not refer to the socio-economic problems of rural Europe can promote a belief that European development has worked and that failure lives elsewhere in the world, or that there is no relationship between the problems of European DRAs and those of the predominantly rural Third World countries.    
The educational needs of people engaged in rural development action cannot be met by present provisions.
There is a need for educational systems and institutional structures as a whole to function on a multi-sectoral basis.
They must also ensure that educational adaptation corresponds to <head>local</head>circumstances rather than simply to national value systems which may have no positive role in helping people to develop their own resources.          
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40089" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_987">
<answer instance="local.40089" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;If every dog is marked at birth and registered, the kind of person who wants to throw out a dog onto a motorway will seek to remove the identifying mark &mdash; it doesn't take a moment with a Stanley knife to remove an ear tattoo, or to use a drop of acid to burn off a brand.
That's what we're afraid of.    
The Kennel Club defend themselves against accusations that they do not do enough to curtail irresponsible breeding.
A Kennel Club Working Party recently published recommendations that the law controlling the indiscriminate breeding and selling of dogs should be tightened up &mdash; the two activities should be linked and controlled under one act of Parliament.
At present anyone who is breeding commercially is required to register with the <head>local</head>authority, who send an Environmental Health Officer to check the premises.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40090" docsrc="bnc_CEW_1029">
<answer instance="local.40090" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
It seems to have been about then that he mentioned for the first time that he thought he was being poisoned with  acqua toffana   (a notorious Italian poison).
Constanze, thoroughly alarmed, forbade him to do any more work on the  Requiem   until his health improved.
But on 20 November, his condition worsened, and he took to his bed.
With S&uuml;ssmayr's help, he did what work he could on the  Requiem  , completing the Introitus in full score, and sketching the bulk of the rest, to the end of the Hostias, in short score (giving only details of instrumentation).
The work was not   written in liturgical order, and Mozart's own part in it breaks off after eight bars of the Lachrymosa.
The work was &bquo;completed&equo; after Mozart's death by S&uuml;ssmayr along with another of his young prot&eacute;g&eacute;s, Joseph Eybler, and a <head>local</head>composer, F.J. Freyst&auml;dtler.     
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<answer instance="local.40094" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The car, brakes disabled by the lock, shot across the street, mounted the far pavement, crashed through a wooden fence, hitting an Audi saloon.
A solicitor's Audi saloon.    
That was just the start.
Mary, thrown forward in her seat, accidentally knocked the car into reverse.    
As passer-by Jane King dashed to help, the rogue car boomeranged backwards &mdash; and knocked her down.    
At that moment, a van driver was moving into Mary's old parking space.    
So was Mary &mdash; still whizzing helplessly backwards, at a rate of knots.    
The driver watched in astonishment as the car whacked into the side of his vehicle.    
But at least that stopped the Montego's soaraway adventures.    
Mary, shocked and bruised, was treated in a <head>local</head>hospital at Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40096" docsrc="bnc_AML_614">
<answer instance="local.40096" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
I am particularly indebted to Keith Bennett and Julie Fossitt for allowing me to quote their unpublished results from Loch Lang; to Hilary Birks and Keith Bennett for reading the manuscript; and to Hilary Birks for word-processing.                
The Vegetation of the Outer Hebrides R.J. PANKHURST      
Introduction    
Several descriptions of vegetation of parts of the Outer Hebrides have already been written, and Currie (1979) provides a review and a commentary on these.
During the later stages of the field surveys which were made for this Flora, the National Vegetation Classification project (NVC) was being carried out.
The NVC is intended to provide a national standard for describing vegetation, in much the same way as a national Flora describes the species, and so it is clearly desirable to refer to the NVC in <head>local</head>Floras.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40099" docsrc="bnc_A6F_1140">
<answer instance="local.40099" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<answer instance="local.40099" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Some commentators on the left take a more explicitly political   view of the central-local government trends since 1979 and suggest that they are part of a deliberate larger attempted restructuring of relations between state and society.
The abolition of rates fulfils an ambition of Mrs Thatcher's dating back to 1974.
But the interventions, each one usually more radical than the last, were more a sign of growing frustration at the centre.
Critics on the left claim that the police and education services have become part of the strategy of state control and regulation.
This has been combined with such measures as the privatization of <head>local</head>housing and other services, central control over local spending and revenue, and forcing local authority direct labour organizations into the market place.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="local.40100" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Some funeral directors are prepared to allow payment in advance.    
The National Association of Funeral Directors, may shortly have a scheme which will cover funeral costs.
Look for an undertaker who is a member of the NAFD and ask for information.    
Chosen Heritage Ltd. has a scheme whereby a firm instruction can be given for a guaranteed price funeral which can be paid for at today's prices.
There are three plans available to cater for individual preferences.
Chosen Heritage nominates a local funeral director.
Details can be obtained by writing to Freepost, Chosen Heritage, East Grinstead, West Sussex, RH19 1ZA, or telephone free of charge on (0800) 525555.
Further information is available from your <head>local</head>Age Concern group or from the Marketing Department of Age Concern England.      
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40105" docsrc="bnc_A2E_142">
<answer instance="local.40105" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Here, Leicestershire scored first, with a penalty from Paul Pugh, but North Midlands took most of the positive steps before reaching the break with a lead of 16-3.    
Initially, there was a close range try from Tony Keegan and then a superb handling move involving sleight of hand from Martin Smith &mdash; an Old Edwardian who bears a striking resemblance to the Leicester maestro, Les Cusworth - resulted in Rupert Moon plunging over.    
Then, just after the half hour, another sweeping exchange resulted in a try for David Curwen and John Watkins &mdash; enjoying a late call for this game - landed two conversions.    
When Pugh closed the gap with his second penalty, the North Midlands' response soon followed with another try from Moon.
The best rugby, though, was yet to come stemming from a tigerish rally inspired by a <head>local</head>lad.    
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<answer instance="local.40106" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
These weaknesses were exploited by the Bolsheviks in 1917 when  Vikzhel  , the old railway trade union, threatened to cut off the capital and the government from the rest of Russia unless Lenin listened to its political demands.
a rival trade union was formed which drew much more heavily on the lower social strata in the labour force and on the Moscow railway workshops and other industrial centres.
Never again was there to be a nation-wide intervention by the railway-workers, although those social tension persisted which had helped the bolsheviks to divide and rule in 1912.
In March 1922 &bquo;snobbish clerks&equo; on the Moscow Kursk line, which had been on of the most revolutionary, in 1905 and 1917, were refusing to attend meetings where common signalman and the like were to be found.
Other lines showed more solidarity and <head>local</head>initiative.
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<instance id="local.40109" docsrc="bnc_CBE_1430">
<answer instance="local.40109" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Professor Botha also said neither woman had been raped, although he added that further tests are to be conducted on the bodies.    
Elizabeth, who is originally from St Albans, Herts, discovered the remote area, world-renowned for snorkelling, diving and fishing, with her South African fiance Cuan Cronje, several months ago.    
After she moved to Durban in February to be with her boyfriend, she vowed she would show the beautiful region to Julie, her best friend from college days.    
Despite the striking natural beauty of the national parkland's hundreds of miles of beaches, rich in wildlife from crocodiles to hippos, it is an area many white South Africans will no longer visit.    
They fear that increasing raids from bordering Mozambique just a few miles away, together with the lack of any <head>local</head>security, has turned the area into a no-go zone.    
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<instance id="local.40111" docsrc="bnc_CCR_376">
<answer instance="local.40111" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Unskilled labour was concentrated in Canning Town next to the industrial concerns sited by the Thames, although large numbers were found also in Plaistow and Stratford, finding employment in the locomotive works and the numerous medium-sized chemical and manufacturing firms in the Lea industrial complex.
Proportionately and absolutely more retail and clerical workers lived in the north of the borough, making use of the good transport facilities to the shops and offices of the metropolis.
Forest Gate in particular had a high population of clerical and professional workers.    
Industrial expansion had brought no prosperity to the majority of the population.
The occupational structure of West Ham in the interwar years was still dominated by unskilled labour, amongst which the ravages of casualism had persisted, even intensified (see Chapter 4).
And as long as casualism persisted there was little that <head>local</head>agencies could do to break the downward spiral of underemployment, overcrowding and deprivation.
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<instance id="local.40114" docsrc="bnc_CHL_893">
<answer instance="local.40114" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Under these acts, the Alkali and Clean Air Inspectorate was responsible for ensuring that the emission of  some   pollution from industry was no more than &bquo;practicably reasonable&equo;, a level so ambiguous and vague and capable of numerous interpretations by corporate lawyers that the actual   amount of pollution was frequently allowed to rise above a level found tolerable by local residents.
Thus in 1971, United Carbon Black Ltd of Swansea was forced to spend money on improving its air emissions because local residents had formed a strong pressure group.
Similarly, the Imperial Smelting Corporation (a Rio Tinto Zinc subsidiary) at Avonmouth was discovered by scientists working at Bristol University to be &bquo;poisoning&equo; <head>local</head>agricultural land as well as inhabitants.
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<instance id="local.40116" docsrc="bnc_ACH_988">
<answer instance="local.40116" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
strongly of the opinion that the time has arrived when hasty experiments of a socialistic character, no matter how well intentioned &mdash; involving heavy public expenditure &mdash; should be scrutinised very closely&hellip;.
It believes that the Country needs a return of the sane principles of &bquo;peace, retrenchment, and reform&equo;, which formed the basis of Liberal policy a generation ago.          
Indeed, few annual reports of Liberal organizations missed the opportunity to reiterate the need for free trade, peace, sound finance and a modicum of reform.
From 1917 onwards, many referred to the need for proportional representation and some charged the Labour Party with fomenting class warfare through its parliamentary and municipal campaigns.
By 1926 and 1927 <head>local</head>Liberal parties were beginning to note that the Labour Party was responsible for &bquo;dark passages&equo; in the history of Liberalism.
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<answer instance="local.40118" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Ideally there would be no institutional separation of children and families with special needs.
Universal services would be available with a level of resourcing that would permit them to give appropriate support to individuals within a common overall structure.
Specialist treatment bases might continue to exist where intensive work could be done on particular problems, but their aim would be to ensure that children could take advantage of mainstream services.          
Collective responsibility; sharing responsibility; and accountability    
A warning note is sounded in the Fish Report (on special education in the Inner London Education Authority 1985) for <head>local</head>authorities, voluntary associations and parents' groups to move towards stated, written policies on an integrated nursery and pre-school service:    
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<instance id="local.40122" docsrc="bnc_CJ9_1290">
<answer instance="local.40122" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
If you are:    
in low-paid work    
unemployed    
too sick to work    
unable to work through child-care commitments    
then you should look into what help is available.
The Social Security system is complicated and it is best to take advice to make sure you get all that you are entitled to.
If you have recently arrived in this country special rules apply and it is even more important to get good advice before claiming benefits.
You can get advice from The Terrence Higgins Trust and other organisations listed in the Helplist.        
Housing    
If you are homeless you may have a legal right to housing from a <head>local</head>authority.
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<instance id="local.40126" docsrc="bnc_CAG_127">
<answer instance="local.40126" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
In particular, there are 125 Tory MPs who have less than 50 per cent of the votes in their constituency, and who could be susceptible to removal by tactical voting.
Labour is second in 92 of these, the Liberal Democrats in 30 and the SNP in three.
Of the seats where the Liberal Democrats are second, there are 16 where Labour is a poor third and a switchover by the bulk of the Labour vote would give the Lib Dems victory.
Of the seats where Labour is second, there are 31 where it is behind by 5 per cent or less and a further 11 where the Liberal Democrat vote is more than twice the Tory majority and a differential split in Labour's favour would produce a Labour gain.    
Seeking <head>local</head>agreements that third-party candidates will not stand &mdash; possibly by means of twinning arrangements with other constituencies &mdash; is a long, difficult process.
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<instance id="local.40128" docsrc="bnc_CBD_424">
<answer instance="local.40128" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Profit from our 10 resolutions    
Liz Dolan    
AS 1993 dawns, it's time to shake up your financial lifestyle.
Here are 10 New Year resolutions to get you in the mood.    
1.    
Declare war on debt.
Don't hoard savings when they could be better used to repay borrowings.
Falling interest rates have made debts cheaper, but they could still be costing you more than you're earning on investments.    
2.    
If you can't afford to repay debts on time, don't bury your head in the sand.
Contact lenders and work out a new repayment schedule, or visit your <head>local</head>Citizens' Advice Bureau or money advice centre (ask local councils or libraries, for details).    
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<instance id="local.40130" docsrc="bnc_CTX_1727">
<answer instance="local.40130" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
According to UK market researcher Romtec, the number of units being sold direct as a percentage of the total market has increased from 12 per cent in 1990 to 39 per cent in 1992.
There's now a huge range of companies selling direct, from large, well-run outfits like Dell, Viglen and Elonex, to smaller operations competing solely on price.    
It seemed at one stage that the dealer was dead &mdash; even some of the larger, more old-fashioned companies announced plans to introduce a direct sales scheme at the start of 1993, although this has yet to happen.    
But dealers are striking back.
Although the list prices of machines sold direct are cheaper, many dealers are able to offer large discounts on their stock.
And there are some advantages in buying from a <head>local</head>dealer; if something goes wrong with your machine, you can take it straight back tot he shop and express your rage directly to the person you bought it from.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40131" docsrc="bnc_B0N_246">
<answer instance="local.40131" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
In 1985 Gateshead CAB set up the Refugee Specialist Advice Project which helps refugees, asylum-seekers, and those with exceptional circumstances, to remain in the UK.
Recently they have also assisted other ethnic minority groups with problems of legal status, welfare benefits, housing, training and educational prospects, as well as helping those who were simply finding it hard to settle in.
The project has dealt with 340 clients from 45 different countries, but the project coordinator is now only working voluntarily, and the staff are heavily overloaded with casework.        
Yet More Project Work    
Most CABx can identify <head>local</head>groups which appear to have a particular need for assistance, and NACAB policy is to encourage bureaux to cater for such special groups.
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<instance id="local.40134" docsrc="bnc_B75_1394">
<answer instance="local.40134" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
In the past decade, however, we have also learnt that to understand the physics of a solid we seldom need to know the &bquo;complete structure&equo;; in most cases the &bquo;local structure&equo; is sufficient.
The local structure is governed by chemical forces, while on the other hand the long-range order reflects the way structural units on the local scale pack together to form a three-dimensional solid.
Theorists can now solve the problems of solid-state physics in terms of the local structure, whereas previously they could deal only with materials where the complete structure was periodic and crystalline symmetry allowed them to make colossal simplifications.    
But all this does not help with amorphous (non-crystalline) materials such as oxide glasses.
Although glasses in general do have a definite <head>local</head>structure their overall structure is disordered.
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<instance id="local.40135" docsrc="bnc_B2L_665">
<answer instance="local.40135" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
This certainly appears to be the case for many of the centrally inspired agencies referred to earlier, particularly the urban development corporations and development agencies.
But even in these cases such an interpretation seems unnecessarily narrow.
It implies the implementation of a nationally determined (and negotiated) strategy at local level, involving locally based groups (or local branches of national organizations) only with a view to ensuring a smooth process of implementation.
Yet the available evidence suggests rather a different model.
The various urban development corporations, for example, are recognizably different in their modes of operation and have not always followed the line favoured by central government.
In some places they have negotiated with and worked together with <head>local</head>authorities and in some cases, at least, a local authority representative has been included on the   board.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40139" docsrc="bnc_CJK_1471">
<answer instance="local.40139" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
 Easily Accessible  : Walks on the local fells and in the Ribble Valley, and further afield in the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District.
There are numerous historic sites to visit, including Skipton with its castle, its church with fascinating family tombs, and the local history museum, and Gawthorpe Hall, a mid-19th-century stately home with an interesting textile collection.
You can take the Settle to Carlisle Railway with an exciting trip over the Ribblehead Viaduct.
York, Manchester Liverpool, and Lancaster are all within easy reach for day trips.    
 Local Activities  : walks, golf, horse-riding.        
The Riverside Hotel               
This pleasant hotel, built in 1760 from <head>local</head>stone, is situated in the pretty village of Corbridge.
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<instance id="local.40140" docsrc="bnc_BM6_442">
<answer instance="local.40140" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
His misfortunes spurred Galt to write with renewed vigour and until near the end of his life his output was voluminous.
In all he wrote 50 books, several plays, some poetry, and a great number of pamphlets and articles.
His best-remembered books are his Scots novels: &mdash;  The Ayrshire Legatees   &mdash; the story of an Ayrshire Minister and his family in London;  The Annals of the Parish   and  The Provost   &mdash; novels depicting social life in 18th century Ayrshire;  The Entail  ;  Sir Andrew Wylie  ; and  Lawrie Todd  .    
In 1834, John Galt retired to Greenock where he continued his writing.
He applied his fertile mind to <head>local</head>affairs and produced a plan to make the Clyde navigable to Glasgow by building a dam and a lock at Bowling.
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<instance id="local.40144" docsrc="bnc_AYX_104">
<answer instance="local.40144" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
Today!          
Satellite Television &mdash; Television for the 90's.    
Pictures from outer space; satellite dishes, antennae, aerials, squarials, Astra, Sky, BSB&hellip; it all sounds pretty confusing.    
Yet satellite television is revolutionising entertainment as we know it in Britain today &mdash; the trouble is sometimes it sounds as if you need a first class degree to join in!     
radio RENTALS    
This is where Radio Rentals can help.
All our High Street shops have resident experts to give you friendly and impartial advice.
We'll explain in layman's terms the benefits of the various satellite TV systems available and work out what's best for you.
All you need to do is pop in to your <head>local</head>Radio Rentals shop&hellip; or just give us a quick call.
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<instance id="local.40146" docsrc="bnc_A06_164">
<answer instance="local.40146" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
It is true that some local authorities will not say whether you are eligible or not until a place has been put on offer to you, but it's still very much worth your while to find out all you can from your local education authority.    
Discretionary grants for further education have suffered in the climate of recent economic cuts and local government spending allowances can affect the number and level of grants awarded.
Generally, a local authority will aim to cover the full cost of fees and a living allowance &bquo;although this can be subject to your personal circumstances and will vary depending on whether you will live with your parents during term time, or in rented accommodation.    
It is possible that your <head>local</head>authority may ask you to audition for them after you have been offered a place.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40148" docsrc="bnc_CM5_1230">
<answer instance="local.40148" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The ambiguities in their identity were not resolved, but seen in a different perspective.
Priorities were changed; more importance was attached to paid work and hence they were willing to give more time to union affairs.
The unions themselves eagerly fostered the new involvement generated by the dispute.        
Union consciousness and the activists    
Conventional wisdom attributes women's low participation in union affairs largely to domestic responsibilities.
Yet several activists had strikingly heavy domestic commitments.
The nineteen whom I interviewed included women with seven, five and four children, several under school age.
One had taken her seven-year-old to branch meetings, despite the protests of the men.
At a national   conference I met a woman convenor of a <head>local</head>group of refuse collectors; she had ten children.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40149" docsrc="bnc_CS8_280">
<answer instance="local.40149" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
At SunWorld Expo in Japan Texas Instruments Inc was showing off and integrated SuperSparc module combining multi-processing unit, cache controller and eight RAM circuits: TI is now shipping 33MHz and 40MHz SuperSparcs &mdash; though apparently it's not happy with 40MHz yields &mdash; 45MHz, 50Mhz and 75MHz versions (the latter for 1993) are planned.        
IBM US is going to start selling its Unix boxes and components through a mail order catalogue.
End users and resellers alike will be able to order complete systems, parts and add-ons like memory boards, disk and tape drives, graphics adapters and software from the &bquo;RISC System/6000 Direct Order Catalogue.&equo;
All species of 6000 system, both workstations and servers, are included.
IBM has set up a toll-free number to handle calls: (800) IBM-CALL.
The catalogue has been distributed to current customers and resellers and will ship with all units.        
Unix International members including Data General, Fujitsu, ICL, NCR, Sun and Unisys have formed the UI Singapore Marketing Group to raise SVR4 awareness in the <head>local</head>market.        
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</instance>

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<answer instance="local.40151" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Local groups, joined in a network, together and with St William's and its agents, should be not only validators of priorities; they should also become centres of influence and information in local communities, in a stronger position than ever before to influence institutional government.
So, the result should move in the direction of an open information society and away from the oligarchic tendencies to be seen in much political party management of local discussion.        
Partnership and networks    
Establishment of partnership relationships will occur at three main levels:      
for intelligence purposes, with agencies willing to ally their resources for analysis and research to the common framework.
Their findings would go to reinforce or modify it.
Higher education institutions and their research institutes are clear candidates for partnership (and initial links are already being made).
Others will be in centres of regional development, <head>local</head>authorities and commerce.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40152" docsrc="bnc_CJK_1776">
<answer instance="local.40152" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
There is a TV lounge, a lounge bar, a dining room and a small garden.
Many of the bedrooms are large and have en suite facilities with colour TV available on request.    
Pat and Steve came rather unexpectedly to the hotel trade after sixteen years in the Royal Air Force-Steve as a pilot, and Pat as an education and administrative officer.
At Burgoyne, Steve is chef, describing himself as an   enthusiastic   amateur.
This is overly modest as the food is very good, with the choice of starter always including a home-made soup, lots of fresh vegetables, and a choice of delicious sweets.    
 Easily Accessible  : Reeth is a large village with good amenities, including shops and cafes and a <head>local</head>folk museum detailing the history of the region over the last two centuries.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40154" docsrc="bnc_C8G_410">
<answer instance="local.40154" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The figures are: 1979: 8% (4.4 million people) 1987: 16% (8.7 million) 1989: 19% (10.4 million)    
I have concentrated on mortgage arrears and repossessions above, but it's worth remembering that the HBAI report reminds us that the majority of people in the lowest 10% rely on rented accommodation.
Much of this is in appalling condition.    
HOW CAN YOU HELP CHAS    
a) Prayer/ service: Light in Our Darkness &mdash; Using the CHAS candle and services for Advent, remember those who are homeless and badly housed in prayer.
Reflections, prayers and action ideas for the Advent period.    
b) Support your <head>local</head>CHAS Branch &mdash; By prayer, as a volunteer, by making donations (this could be dome by Deed of Covenant or for those in work by Gift aid) or by donating furniture to the CHAS Bradford Furniture Service.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40156" docsrc="bnc_ANM_197">
<answer instance="local.40156" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
3) These are the things WE feel are absolutely essential to a local newsletter and would want to continue.
Do you agree? a) Dates of open houses, new mums and mothers in employment.
b) Social events organised for NCT families/couples. c) Other events organised by our branch e.g. coffee mornings at Kings Heath Community Centre? d) Membership details including form.
e) who's Who, our committee f) Adverts from commercial businesses.
(To cover costs) g) New arrivals.    
Do we want more information?
Date.
Weight, names of other children etc. h) New members.    
4) Which of the following news items would you like to continue: a) news items sent to us by NCT Headquarters? b) <head>Local</head>news items e.g. Sorrento closure issue? c) National news items culled from newspapers etc? d) Your legal rights e.g. Child Benefit etc?    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40159" docsrc="bnc_A1J_168">
<answer instance="local.40159" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Renewing the emphasis on the unit's original raison d'etre created by Lord Rayner, the Prime Minister's first efficiency adviser &mdash; the scrutiny programme of efficiency studies &mdash; was necessary, Sir Angus said, as &bquo;it had taken a bit of a setback&equo;.
He is very pleased with the &bquo;good meaty topics&equo; departments have been suggesting for scrutiny this year.    
He mentioned the Home Office-led investigation of state funding of the voluntary sector; the Department of Education's investigation of educational support grants, about &pound;650m worth, given to <head>local</head>education authorities for tasks deemed especially important; and the Department of Social Security's review of the shortfall of contributions to contributory benefits, amounting to nearly &pound;500m a year.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40161" docsrc="bnc_AN3_996">
<answer instance="local.40161" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
The settlements are often found on steep slopes, such as those in Rio de Janeiro, which ever the hills behind the luxury tourist attractions of Ipanima and Copacabana beaches.
Often referred to as shanty towns, these make-shift settlements now house one-third to one-half of the population of many cities.
The self-built homes of Mexico City have increased from 14 per cent of the population and 23 per cent of the built-up area in 1952 to more than half the total population and built-up area today (Hurtado 1986).
By 1982, at least 50 per cent of the total population of Guayaquil, Ecuador lived in poorly constructed and overcrowded homes (ISS-PREALC 1983).    
Each country has a different name for them, often reflecting <head>local</head>attitudes, such as the graphic  villas miserias   in Argentina, highlighting the poverty of the communities.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40163" docsrc="bnc_ACP_136">
<answer instance="local.40163" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<context>
From the re-issued novel  A Walk On The Wild Side   (Picador &pound;4.99), the hard-boiled line according to Nelson Algren    
 Arnold Schwarzenegger &mdash; A Portrait   has 100 photos of the world's highest-paid movie star, with quotes, anecdotes and a running commentary by &bquo;close friend&equo; George Butler, available by &pound;19.95 from Simon &amp; Schuster.
As many straining muscles as anyone could bear, and some attractive flares too    
Including such <head>local</head>luminaries as Marina Van Rooy (left), singer of the sadly overlooked dance single &bquo;Sly One&equo;, DJ Mike Pickering, graphics star Grand Central Design, novelist Trevor Miller and (if he ever gets round to posing for the cameras) our very own correspondent John McCready, &bquo;Faces North West&equo; is an exhibition by Liverpool-based photographers Mark McNulty and Solon Papadopoulos.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40165" docsrc="bnc_APN_1126">
<answer instance="local.40165" senseid="local%3:01:01::"/>
<answer instance="local.40165" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
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One of the major reasons for the widespread failure of rural developments is that it usually does not serve the interests of the people at whom it is ostensibly aimed.
Instead, it benefits big business, contractors, consultancies, construction firms, government officials, international experts and academics.
The point made here and in Heyer, Roberts and Williams (1981) is that these conflicts of interest and how they are expressed in governments (and outside) have to be recognised.    
In summary, soil erosion problems can be analysed in a framework of Chinese boxes, each fitting inside the other.
The individual within a household, the household itself, the village or <head>local</head>community, the local bureaucracy, the bureaucracy, government and nature of the state, and finally international relations all represent contexts within which actions affecting soil erosion and conservation take place.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="local.40168" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
That is the opinion of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) which has teamed up with Apple, a leading American maker of microcomputers, to produce a package of programs aimed at the finance ministries of developing countries.    
UNIDO's computer specialists in Vienna have written the programs, sold under the name COMFAR.
The &dollar;15 000. package includes training the people who will use the programs, plus regular updating of the software.
The programs will run on an &dollar;8000 Apple III computer.    
According to Werner Behrens of UNIDO, the software will standardise the way countries draw up feasibility studies for development projects funded by, for example, the World Bank or the US's Agency for International Development.    
With the system, a government official in, say, Zambia or Paraguay can punch in a 19-column set of data on <head>local</head>tax and interest rates, together with other factors important in planning a new dam or factory.    
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="local.30027" senseid="local%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
But the investors are left stranded with money to reinvest at a time when
interest rates are puny.  If corporate bonds are bad in recessions, junk
bonds are likely to be the worst of all.  It's an ``absolute necessity'' to
get out of junk bonds when a recession is in the offing, says Avner Arbel,
professor of finance at Cornell University.  ``Such bonds are very
sensitive to the downside, and this could be a disaster.'' Municipal bonds
are generally a bit safer than corporate bonds in a recession, but not as
safe as bonds issued by the federal government.  During an economic slump,
<head>local</head> tax revenues often go down, raising the risks
associated with at least some municipals.
</context>
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<context>
In the Fifties the things you bought to throw away ranged from Kleenex to baking tins, from razors with only one blade (supplied by vending machine) to watches not worth repairing.
New York became conditioned to skyscrapers which were torn down after a few years' life to be replaced by newer skyscrapers.
And the ultimate development in disposable packaging was the TV dinner, the domestic version of the airline dinner, bought complete with disposable tray, containers, cups and utensils, all of them made to be thrown away.
By 1960 the American family was throwing away an average of 750 cans a year.
America, hitherto an exporter of metals, began to import half of those it needed.
It was calculated that the United States was using up eighteen tons of raw <head>material</head> per head of population per year, or ten times as much as the average citizen of the rest of the non-Communist world.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40003" docsrc="bnc_C97_2208">
<answer instance="material.40003" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Koi have not yet abandoned carp-like feeding habits.
These entail grubbing around in the murky bottom silt of a muddy pond for invertebrates.    
The fish relies little on sight, because its paired barbules have nerve-endings to tell the small brain what is edible.    
As it makes its way along, the carp also takes in a certain amount of plant matter.    
The invertebrates include quite large creatures, such as freshwater shrimps and crayfish.
These are crushed, at the back of the carp's throat, by the pharyngeal teeth.    
From there, the food passes to the gut &mdash; Koi do not have a stomach as such, only a very long intestine.
Here, nutritive <head>material</head> is absorbed through the gut wall into the bloodstream, while bacteria break down less-digestible substances such as cellulose.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="material.40006" senseid="material%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The music was by Scarlatti (&bquo;Les Adieux&equo;) and the designs were by Hugh Stevenson, who was also responsible for giving John the chance to make the ballet.
They had met when John danced in the creation of  Mardi Gras  , which Stevenson both wrote and designed.
He was helping with the &bquo;Vic-Wells&equo; charity costume ball in January 1947 and  Adieu   was given as part of the entertainment there.
De Valois saw it and accepted it for the repertory.
Its public premiere was at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, on 19 May 1947, first night of a tour which also brought the company a change of name, to Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet.    
The setting for  Adieu   consisted of a couple of pillars and a couch that was all too obviously a crude wooden structure draped with <head>material</head> , giving the clear impression that the ballet had been mounted on the cheap.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40010" docsrc="bnc_DCH_379">
<answer instance="material.40010" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Mm, there was quite a lot of publicity given to that wasn't there?   
Yes, it was very good     
So you'll let me have that information?   
Or shall I, if I send the form off with your name, then they should come straight to you.   
Right, so what was the situation with India then? that's, that, how long was, how long does that run?   
Erm.   
Can't remember that far.   
Erm, I think it was March to about July something like that.   
March to July.   
Yeah.   
That's really a matter if, if anybody who's interested enough to take on what we call co-ordination, receiving the <head>material</head> and then you know, telling people what letters are needed.
</context>
</instance>

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<answer instance="material.40012" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
And young actors have a greater instinct these days for film than they do for the stage, though this is not to say that stage training is not equally important; nevertheless as working actors we are getting more and more camera conscious in our acting and will continue to do so.        
A.R.    
Would you say that with so much emphasis on film and the camera, theatre training is becoming less important?        
P.S.    
No.
We have to remember that many of the new actors will find their first work in the theatre.
I think there are questions of style and dimension which come down to what type of theatre you are talking about.
Many actors start in the fringe productions &mdash; in small theatres almost as intimate as television, <head>material</head> concentrating on highly detailed reality.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40014" docsrc="bnc_A04_582">
<answer instance="material.40014" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The author started his career in the Victoria and Albert Museum, where there is an important group of this sculpture; his book had a double origin in a museum exhibition and a series of lectures.
  Divisions in the book are unusually clear, separate chapters being given to topics such as function, the market, or the historical and political background of the subject.
He makes a particular point of technique.    
In the chapter on technique the author describes the process of carving a figure from a wood with particular properties.
First the hard heartwood was removed, making the intended figure hollow at the back; the sculptor avoided solid masses, unstable in wood (though preferred by sculptors in a <head>material</head> like sandstone); finally in the carving, forms were decided partly to avoid the hazards of the sapwood shrinking and splitting.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40019" docsrc="bnc_APT_1240">
<answer instance="material.40019" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Opposite in Vald&scaron;tejnsk&eacute; n&aacute;m&ecaron;st&iacute; is the Ausperg Palace (16/1) of 1670, perhaps rebuilt by Caratti.
There follows the Ledebour Palace (3/162) by Palliardi in 1787.
Behind these palaces rise a series of fine gardens up to the castle itself.
Among the finer are those of the Palffy Palace (14/158), designed in 1723 when the palace became the property of the von F&uuml;rstenburgs.
Karl Egon von F&uuml;rstenburg, who died in 1757, was a president of the first Academy of Sciences.
The Palffys owned the building in the 19C.
The Ledebour garden has a fine  sala terrena   by Alliprandi of 1710, with a fresco by V. V. Reiner, now alas covered with sgraffiato about the Red   Army.
Sadly too, in the 1950s, restorers used disastrous <head>materials</head> for restoration &mdash; concrete and iron &mdash; and the gardens are now closed for the foreseeable future.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40023" docsrc="bnc_A1K_40">
<answer instance="material.40023" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Cheerfully bending ears this week somewhere in London are Bald Howlin' Bastard, Daisy Chainsaw, The Wandering Crutchless, Benny Profane, The Gordon Jackson Five and New Fast Automatic Daffodils.
We have no idea whether the music matches the nomenclature, but it must be worth &pound;5 of anyone's money to encourage them.    
PLAYING THIS WEEK TONIGHT Bop Brothers Blues Band The plethora of litigation surrounding Blues Brothers lookalikes almost matches that attached to the release of Wired, the unofficial biography of the original brother, John Belushi.
Suffice to say, whether Boogie, Bop or simply Blues, this set of Brothers, whatever they once were before they fell out and dispatched solicitors to sue their siblings, will be wearing dark glasses, pork pie hats, black side-burns and will be playing Stax/Atlantic type <head>material</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40029" docsrc="bnc_B3D_1316">
<answer instance="material.40029" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
USER collects eight copies of each item, but each of these is distributed to the state or territory outlying centres, so loan copies are not available, and these centres act as reference collections.    
Although it is desirable for the clearinghouses to be able to distribute or lend material, it is not essential.
The important point is that librarians may at least be aware of its existence.        
Advisory role of the clearinghouses    
The primary function of the clearinghouses is the collection and dissemination of information and teaching materials, literature and other documents relevant to user education.
However, there is another and potentially more important role which some of the clearinghouses are competent to assume, and this is to assess and evaluate the information and <head>material</head> that passes through their hands.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40030" docsrc="bnc_CEG_1337">
<answer instance="material.40030" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40030" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
However, when the surface veneers dry, as in the hot sun, they are subjected to cross-grain tension and may thus &bquo;check&equo;, that is produce a large number of small cracks.
These, in themselves, do not do much harm, but in unpainted ply they form little traps for moisture and bacteria and so lead to trouble.
Most of the original infections in plywood are killed in the hot pressing process, but if the material is subsequently exposed to bacteria or fungi and water it will rot quite quickly.        
Wooden aeroplanes    
It is generally a mistake to despise any form of construction and this certainly includes the &bquo;stick and string&equo; biplane.
The main factor which governs the choice of <head>materials</head> and structural form is the ratio of the load on the structure to its dimensions.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40033" docsrc="bnc_B33_1784">
<answer instance="material.40033" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The paper is clipped together by firm bulldog clips at the top edge of the required piece of hardboard, so allowing the charts to be turned over in an upwards direction.
The stand must be free, that is, away from the wall and an intravenous stand would be ideal, particularly in the ward.
For storage, the whole aid can be hung from the wall, or stored flat.    
Each presentation may be a chart demonstrating relationships, a picture to stimulate discussion, or a series of sequences demonstrating a manipulative skill, procedure or physiological process.
(Fig. 6.1).    
To produce these pictures the paper must be fairly tough if they are to be kept.
Sellotaping the edges will increase the life of the chart.
Use cheaper paper if the communication is not to be retained.
Drawing with thick felt pens is essential for the presentation to be clear.
Use the epidiascope for outlining pre-prepared <head>material</head> as with the blackboard.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40035" docsrc="bnc_B75_2153">
<answer instance="material.40035" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
MAKING an obscure joke that failed to impress anyone the other week (it was about warts and the treatment of them) I did, at least encourage one reader in Israel to send me a palindrome about them.
It is one I have never seen before and I wonder how many hours of patient madness produces such things.    
Here it is.
&bquo;Straw?
No, too stupid a fad.
I put soot on warts.&equo;
I have doubts about the treatment, of course.          
Daedalus    
BRICK and concrete are inconvenient building materials.
They are heavy, poor thermal insulators, and need much labour to manipulate and time to set.
seeking improved <head>materials</head> , Daedalus has been inspired by pumice-stone, which is solidified from molten volcanic lava foamed up by volcanic gases.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40037" docsrc="bnc_CKU_133">
<answer instance="material.40037" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
One owner of former Chester Beatty material &mdash; although he has in the past denied this &mdash; now proving reluctant to return it, is David Nasser Khalili, the dealer/collector who is offering his collection on loan to the British nation (see The Art Newspaper, No. 21, October 1992. p.1).
In 1989 David James spent part of a sabbatical employed by Khalili as acting curator of the Khalili Gallery and Salesroom for Oriental Art in London.
James was employed to assist in the cataloguing of Khalili's collection of Islamic art.
He is now resisting requests to return Chester Beatty material, including a segment of a Mamluk Koran, three pages of another Koran and two miniature Korans, on the grounds that he bought the works in good faith and is entitled to compensation.
Sotheby's confirmed to the Irish Times that some of this <head>material</head> was purchased through their rooms.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40038" docsrc="bnc_BMK_1843">
<answer instance="material.40038" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
In addition, functionally active phosphorylcholine derivatives have been synthesised, either as individual functionally active headgroups or as methacrylate based polymers, and these molecules have been chemically attached to a variety of hydrophilic surfaces.
Various surface modifications have been made to introduce partner functional groups where these groups are not already present &mdash;  eg   introducing acid groups into stainless steel for the subsequent reaction of aminophosphorylcholine derivatives.    
Other new <head>materials</head> have been made either by introducing phosphorylcholine derivatives as plasticisers into polymers such as PVC and polyurethane, or by copolymerising phosphorylcholine monomers into the polymer backbone of polyurethanes and polyesters.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40040" docsrc="bnc_AC9_410">
<answer instance="material.40040" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The differences in composition are sometimes quite subtle so the technique must also be accurate and precise.
Identifications need to be made clearly, which requires us to investigate as many features of the object as possible.
This is like forensic science, where the more &bquo;matches&equo; one finds between two fingerprints, the greater the certainty that they belong to the same person.
Normally we need to look at large numbers of objects (tens, or perhaps hundreds): the analytical technique must therefore give results in a reasonable amount of time per sample and cope with large numbers of objects.
This requirement eliminates a lot of the older classical chemical techniques and indeed some of the ultra-modern high-tech instruments which can only handle a few objects per day.    
Different techniques are chosen for different <head>materials</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40041" docsrc="bnc_CFK_464">
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<context>
Poor agricultural soils appear to have been avoided, especially those affected by fluctuations in groundwater which would cause waterlogging.
In contrast to the proportion of early Anglo-Saxon farms located on Rendzinas, no middle Saxon settlements are known on such soils.
This may be the result of siting for ease of farming in the earlier period.
Further, it may suggest a drift away from the shallow, light soils favoured in the early period to heavier soils which are more fertile and produce a greater yield per acre.
By the late Saxon period, most settlements occur on the heavier soils; indeed by that date settlement is found on a far greater variety of soil types.    
The need for wood for fuel, building <head>materials</head> and tools would have required extensive woodland close to the settlement.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40044" docsrc="bnc_CAM_1939">
<answer instance="material.40044" senseid="material_witness%1:18:00::"/>
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<context>
Or he stepped on a landmine of some sort.&equo;    
&bquo;On a roadside in the middle of nowhere?&equo; asked Stannard.    
&bquo;As I told you, the PM will indicate what happened.&equo;    
&bquo;When the British have finished interviewing him, I believe we should have him back over here,&equo; said Kelly.
&bquo;We need to talk to him.&equo;    
&bquo;The Deputy Assistant Director of your Division is doing that already,&equo; said Weintraub.    
&bquo;If he refuses to come, can we force him to return?&equo; asked Bill Walters.    
&bquo;Yes, Mr Attorney-General, we can,&equo; said Kelly.
&bquo;Kevin Brown believes he may have been involved in some way.
We don't know how&hellip; yet.
But if we issue a <head>Material</head> Witness Warrant I believe the British would put him on the plane.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40046" docsrc="bnc_BMK_2008">
<answer instance="material.40046" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
This book contains the texts of lectures given at the RSC residential school at the Polytechnic of Wales in March 1989.
The topics covered include identifying materials from infrared spectra, data manipulation, computer methods in quantitative analysis, and user written software.
The authors are from both the manufacturer and user communities.
The book is well produced, the text commendably free from errors, and the diagrams and spectral reproductions are clear and comprehensible.    
What one understands to be the use of computers in spectroscopy is very much a matter of personal prejudice, and care must be taken to avoid being misled by a general title such as this.
Nonetheless, there is <head>material</head> of interest here, both to users of spectroscopy in the area of analysis or identification, and to research spectroscopists.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40050" docsrc="bnc_ABW_1147">
<answer instance="material.40050" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40050" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
A nature trail was needed, they said, it would certainly benefit the community, they said,  but   (that sad little word again) they could not help because of the cuts.
Locally, conservation was known about, but it appeared in some rather odd guises.
Two old ladies let half their garden go wild and put up a notice &bquo;Conservation Area&equo;.
The conservation corps of the YTS were clearing a nearby churchyard, and every lunchtime, the foreman pulled out an armchair which he kept in the church specially for the purpose, and had an hour's sleep in the churchyard.    
Jane thought she had gained the co-operation of a local ornithologist.
He had a limp, walked round importantly with a stick and talked big, blinding her with science.
He chose a site for an aviary and gave very exact and imperious directions as to the <head>materials</head> and measurements.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40053" docsrc="bnc_CBP_1597">
<answer instance="material.40053" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
For instance, if you are taping a traffic effect, keep back from the roadside so that the passing of vehicles merges into the general roar.
Also, avoid backgrounds in which individual voices can be clearly heard; aim instead for a general babble.    
Keep the content of each effect simple &mdash; do not allow it to contain too many different elements at once.
If, say, you are recording a beach effect, it could include the sea, the cry of gulls, and even distant voices.
But if there is a band playing within earshot, move on and find a better location!    
Bear in mind that your video tapes may contain audio material which can be copied onto sound tapes to add to your effects library.
Any <head>material</head> which runs for half a minute or so is worth considering, and you can stretch these times to any length by repeat-recording them nose-to-tail for as many times as needed to make up the required length.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40056" docsrc="bnc_CCU_1185">
<answer instance="material.40056" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Trade Mark Notice (Insert Trade Mark used) is a (registered) Trade Mark of (Oxford University Press) SCHEDULE 5    
  Bank Account Details    
Bank account held with:      
DATED 9 OCTOBER 1989 (1)   (2)      
AGREEMENT for      
Agreement for Commissioned Computer Software    
THIS AGREEMENT dated 9 October 1989 is made BETWEEN:    
1 THE CHANCELLOR MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD trading as OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS at  , England (&equo; the Publisher&equo;) and    
2   (&equo; the Programmer&equo;)        
1 PROGRAMMER'S DUTIES    
1.1 In accordance with the specification in Part 1 of the Schedule the Programmer will prepare a computer program and related <head>materials</head> for Reading for English MS DOS version (&equo; the Program&equo;).    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40059" docsrc="bnc_A6B_1287">
<answer instance="material.40059" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Hoo ha ha    
Hoo ha ha    
Hoo    
Hoo    
Hoo          
KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK    
KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK    
KNOCK    
KNOCK    
KNOCK        
The connections in  Sweeney Agonistes   between the &bquo;going home&equo; to primitive life and the &bquo;going home&equo; to childhood relates to Eliot's linking of anthropological <head>material</head> with psychological studies.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40062" docsrc="bnc_CHU_124">
<answer instance="material.40062" senseid="material%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
He cut a dashing figure at the many conferences he addressed, raising his hand from time to time to stroke his dark curly locks as he poured out pure reason in soft well-modulated tones with a sincerity that was almost painful.    
Hayling's left-wing politics were to a large extent the result of his background.
His Jewish mother had narrowly escaped from Romania in the 19305 when the local Iron Guard goon squad began slaughtering Jews with a barbarity which sickened even their Nazi German allies.
She had fled to England as a refugee, and married his father, who was a teacher.
The family lived in London, where Hayling was born in 1949.
When he was twelve, his father found a better post in Liverpool, and the family moved up north.
Hayling was a brilliant pupil at school and was soon marked down as Oxbridge <head>material</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40065" docsrc="bnc_B76_414">
<answer instance="material.40065" senseid="plant_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Forty years ago, the forests along the eastern fringe of the Andes were as inaccessible as anywhere in the world; but it is there that is found wild cocoa with the greatest genetic diversity.
In the past 10 years, with the discovery and exploitation of important oilfields from Venezuela south to Bolivia, roads and airstrips have been built, colonists have poured in, towns have been founded and the rainforest is disappearing.
It is now much easier to travel in these areas, but collecting wild cocoa and other species of the rainforest has suddenly become very urgent.
The London Cocoa Trade Amazon Project, as my collecting programme had been christened, was to be the first stage in a rescue operation.
With the support of the government agriculture research institute (INIAP) in Ecuador, I would have systematically to travel through the Amazon region of Ecuador, locating the wild cocoa and bringing back planting <head>material</head> to my base at the Napo Research Station.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40068" docsrc="bnc_B3J_1408">
<answer instance="material.40068" senseid="material%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Even now, the   extremities   of the grass, where it dipped to meet the mudline, were slowly and silently being invaded by the dark water as the tide reached its zenith.    
The old blackthorn tree, twisted and stunted by   its   choice of birthplace, made a convenient leaning post.
Sheila's head tilted back against the rough bark to receive his first kiss.
Slowly and sensually he traced the outline of her lips with the tip of his tongue.
As the kiss lingered, she was made aware of his hardness as he pressed himself against her.
Her excitement mounted as his hands explored the outside of her thighs.
&bquo;So far, so good,&equo; Yanto thought to himself.    
Sheila became aware of the hem of her dress slowly rising.
Yanto was using his fingers to gather the fine silky <head>material</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40069" docsrc="bnc_BML_1637">
<answer instance="material.40069" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Many busy working people have this quality of appeal,   workpeople who will share an interest in what they are doing in an office or down a hole in the street.
Many settled childless people, the Edward Lears and Richmal Cromptons of our time, have this appeal.
Sadly, many who think they are &bquo;children people&equo; are not (to borrow Berwick Sayers' phrase) &bquo;attractive to youngsters&equo;.    
Rather than all the rare qualities discussed, the person serving young people in the latter part of the century needs to be able to work in a no-nonsense way with young people, to be a good manager prepared to fight for a fair share of the funds, to ensure that staff are able to devote a generous amount of time to users of the services in groups and as individuals, and to ensure that there is a good stock of books and other <head>materials</head> to explore.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40072" docsrc="bnc_CK4_2345">
<answer instance="material.40072" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
FORMER THROBBING Gristle members Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti apparently had a hand in remixing &bquo;SOS&equo; from Erasure's &bquo;Abbaesque&equo; project.
&bquo;Muzik Fantastique&equo; is another example of their hidden talents, a set of pulse beats and Nico-esque purrings that subliminally salute the work of such high-tech masters as Kraftwerk, Devo, Eno and Giorgio Moroder.
Ambience meets ethnic techno rock to produce a refreshing departure from the usual death beat that can be heard pounding out of today's club scene.        
COIL: How To Destroy Angels/Stolen And Contaminated Songs    
COIL'S CURIOSITY with the way sound and vision copulate is what makes their music and ideas always a thrill to bump into.
Both of these recent releases from the duo's Threshold House label tinker with <head>material</head> that has long since gone out of print in an attempt to create something else.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40075" docsrc="bnc_CAV_11">
<answer instance="material.40075" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
So I just sat down and  found   time &mdash; in the middle of it all.
The breakfast dishes weren't even washed, though I haven't so many now as two daughters are away.
One's in Edinburgh (a nursery nurse &mdash; definitely not my side of the family!), and the other's in London, training to be an actress &bquo;carrying on where ma Mammy left off&hellip;.&equo;
(She knows I hate being called Mammy.)    
The window I am sitting beside overlooks the back garden, where there is a perpetually erected bonfire, old cuttings, window sashes and a few wardrobe doors.
Yes, that pile does signify that I have moved again &mdash;  back   to Glasgow.
I was missing the warmth of the people, although my two years in the &bquo;east&equo; gave me quite a lot of <head>material</head> which you will discover in the following pages.    
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<answer instance="material.40077" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40077" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
German planes used this war as &bquo;bloody good practice&equo; or exercises in training Nazi airmen for the World War being prepared by both dictators.    
On hearing of the huge losses inflicted upon the almost defenceless people, the bombing of cities such as Guernica and Toledo &mdash; cities with no military targets &mdash; and the wholesale massacres of men, women and children, I decided to join my friends there.    
I was wondering how to explain matters to Mother&hellip; should I go without fuss, simply leaving a note behind?
Or would it better to speak with Carl and Sam first &mdash; let them explain and give comfort to Ma?    
Then the worst happened.
Britain imposed immediate sanctions &mdash; the name used for officially discouraging men and <head>materials</head> from entering Spain.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40078" docsrc="bnc_CRD_497">
<answer instance="material.40078" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40078" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Ernest Long summarised the change snappily in his note to the Authority's accountant when they were working out the implications in 1954: &bquo;instead of being messed about by the long&rehy;haired boys at the Treasury we are now dealt with by the Finance boys &mdash; and we much prefer it that way&equo;.    
The subjection of the industry to &bquo;financial disciplines&equo; was inevitably at first a slogan rather than a policy.
Its precise effect on the allocation of investment resources would depend on the detailed working out of the disciplines, and the Treasury certainly took no chances on a complete return to the free market in investment capital.
Annual budgets still had to be checked by the Ministry and Treasury, and continued to be pruned.
As before there were considerations of restricting overall investment to physical availability of <head>materials</head> , and of maintaining leverage over the nationalised industries as part of Keynesian demand management in the economy   (allowing greater expenditure when a slump threatened and reining it in when the economy appeared to be overheating).
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40080" docsrc="bnc_BM1_582">
<answer instance="material.40080" senseid="raw_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Perhaps chemical-sensitive patients  are   affected by pine resins &mdash; which contain a lot of natural toxins to protect the tree &mdash; but it has nothing to do with the origins of coal and oil.    
The &bquo;ancient pine forests&equo; concept is linked to another myth about chemical sensitivity &mdash; that patients who are &bquo;universal reactors&equo; are reacting to all synthetic organic chemicals  because they come from a common source  .
In other words, they are reacting to the &bquo;coalness&equo; or &bquo;oilness&equo; of the chemical, rather than the chemical itself This theory stretches credibility considerably, because synthetic compounds go through so many chemical reactions, distillations and purification procedures that they bear little relationship to their raw <head>materials</head> , let alone to each other.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40081" docsrc="bnc_CLY_257">
<answer instance="material.40081" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Inadequate funding combined with inadequate staffing often means that the ideals which are central to a change of programme are rarely realised.
It may eventually become apparent that the successful implementation of the 1981 Act was made impossible because in the early stages of its introduction too many teachers were frustrated at the lack of support they received.    
Not all the milestones of change are as immediately obvious as a Government Circular, the report of a standing committee, or the passage of a Bill through Parliament.
When the first parental rumblings voicing criticism of a hitherto unknown junior school in Islington, North London, became public, few watchers of the educational scene imagined that they marked the beginning of a long-running drama which would fill many column inches in the daily press as well as provide <head>material</head> for a TV documentary.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40084" docsrc="bnc_B7E_503">
<answer instance="material.40084" senseid="building_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
If all these six houses were built from burnt bricks and potter's tiles, each village would consume 35 tonnes of firewood &mdash; about 42 trees &mdash; every year.
Across the country, that would mean 23&ndash;5 million trees a year.    
Clearly, this type of consumption will severely damage the environment.
Firewood will become even more scarce, and its price will soar.
This will make bricks and tiles even more expensive, and in turn reduce demand.
The era of cheap, modern building materials, which coincided with the era of cheap energy, must now draw to a close.    
The traditional building materials, on the other hand, offer many advantages.
They are still relatively cheap and more readily available, even though with the destruction of forest and pasture lands many traditional building <head>materials</head> based on plants are already scarce.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40086" docsrc="bnc_B0M_1429">
<answer instance="material.40086" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
The SE-703 has been designed to replace traditional liquid solvent extraction usually used for sample preparation prior to chromatographic analysis.    
For a copy of our new brochure contact Dionex (UK) Ltd.      
Enquiry No 084        
Lab Safety Supply    
Lab Safety Supply's 750 page catalogue contains over 13,000 personal and environmental safety products.
The catalogue features products for industrial and environmental safety, chemical storage and handling, protective clothing, safety eyewear, respirators, spill control, and much more.          
MBH Analytical    
Reference Materials    
More than 2000 Reference <head>Materials</head> for Analytical Chemists covering Metals (Discs and Chippings), Minerals, Oils and Aqueous Solutions are listed in the MBH Catalogues.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40088" docsrc="bnc_CRT_851">
<answer instance="material.40088" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
The Nicaraguan government explains that this immediate involvement of the rural population and the huge changes and challenges which literacy brought to their lives is one of the main reasons that the revolution has been sustained.    
In the prisons, formal education is available in the subjects taught in Nicaraguan schools, so that prisoners can complete the six grades of elementary schooling.
It is worth stressing that all of this teaching is done by the prisoners themselves rather than by prison officers.
Likewise any prisoner with skills in a basic trade will be encouraged to share them with other inmates.
In the prison at Matagalpa, prisoners spoken with there seemed proud of the responsibilities they held as teachers and trainers in the prison.
Prisoners being trained in woodwork explained that their major frustration was with the shortage of tools and <head>materials</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40090" docsrc="bnc_ALW_1307">
<answer instance="material.40090" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40090" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
1991,  27   1042), prompted a childhood memory and sent me rummaging at the top of the house for  300 Things a bright boy can do  , a book presented to me by some relative  ca   1928.
There, sure enough, I found the recipe for dissolving phosphorus in olive oil and applying it to the face for a &bquo;ghost&equo;.
There too was the assurance &bquo;There is no danger in the experiment&equo;.
I do not recollect that we ever tried it, although my father did bring me home a bottle containing two or three sticks of white phosphorus, at the same time showing me the mark on his thigh where, so he said, a piece of phosphorus has fallen while he was attempting to write on a wall with it.    
At that time I was more interested in making fireworks than in ghosts, and again through my father's good offices, I was able to obtain both gunpowder, and <head>materials</head> for making Roman candle balls &mdash; dried more or less successfully at the back of the kitchen range.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40094" docsrc="bnc_ASR_1167">
<answer instance="material.40094" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
There is no hard-and-fast difference between basalts and andesites; there is a broad transitional group of rocks between them, known as basaltic andesites, just as there is a similar transitional group between andesites and the next group of rocks to be described, the rhyolites.
So the discussion of these three groups will necessarily be in general terms.    
The first generalization that can be made is that andesite lavas are more viscous than basalt ones.
This difference is primarily an effect of the composition of the lava, but to a certain extent it may also be the result of the high proportion of phenocrysts present in the lava.    
A typical basalt contains a few per cent of phenocryst minerals, but in an andesite phenocrysts may form as much as 50 per cent volume of the rock.
Such lavas resemble raspberry jam that is half pips (or is it wood shavings they use?); they are not so much liquids as pasty mushes of solid <head>material</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40096" docsrc="bnc_CBV_2083">
<answer instance="material.40096" senseid="promotional_material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In the past the industry has frequently appeared bogged down by the use of a range of technical terms that mean little to potential customers.    
Factoring itself is not a term that means much to many outsiders, although invoice discounting has the virtue of describing what it does.
A survey by one of the factors, Kellock, revealed a high degree of confusion and misunderstanding about factoring and its benefits.    
Only 12% of accountants and 9% of managers appreciated that factoring could lead to an improvement in cash flow.
Kellock has since retitled its service Cashflow Finance in an attempt to overcome this barrier.
Other factoring companies now use terms such as Cash Flow Management (RoyScot Factors) and Business Finance (Alex Lawrie) in their promotional <head>materials</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40105" docsrc="bnc_CCU_353">
<answer instance="material.40105" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
6.1 The Agreement shall be binding upon the parties and may not be assigned without the prior written consent of the other party    
6.2 The failure of either party to enforce any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of future performance of any such term or condition    
6.3 The terms and conditions shown in Schedule I shall be a part of this Agreement    
6.4 This agreement shall be interpreted according to English Law without regard to the place of its physical execution    
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have placed their signatures the day and year first before written          
SCHEDULE I &mdash; DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT    
Distributor:      
The ELT Publications:   ALL ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING <head>MATERIALS</head> AND EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL-BOOKS.    
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<instance id="material.40106" docsrc="bnc_CCX_19">
<answer instance="material.40106" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
It also has the advantages that it will not absorb the water in the paint, and is easy to clean after use &mdash; simply wash out in water.
The filaments are firmly set in epoxy resin to ensure minimal loss, and the ferrule is made of stainless steel, so it will not rust or discolour, providing a hard-wearing, quality paintbrush.
The sizes available are 1in, 1&frac12;in, 2in, 3in, and 4in, and prices range from around &pound;1.99 to &pound;7.19.  ,  .        
PALM-GRIP SANDER    
A powerful palm-grip sander, model 4011 from Black &amp; Decker, produces a fine finish, and removes material efficiently.
It is unusual for an orbital sander to do both these tasks, and the difference with the 4011 is in the orbit rate.
This is increased fro the normal 12,000opm (orbits per minute) to 13,500opm, for faster <head>material</head> removal without compromising the finish.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40109" docsrc="bnc_A6X_1321">
<answer instance="material.40109" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
They make possible composite materials which, weight for weight, are very much stiffer than metals; or, stiffness for stiffness, considerably lighter (see panel).    
The ultimate composite materials capitalise on the inherent strength and lightness of reinforced resins by deploying them in a sandwich construction.
As the name suggests, this consists of two slices and a filling &mdash; or, in engineering terminology, two skins and a core.
Fibre/resin composite is used for the skins, which confer most of the sandwich's rigidity; the core is merely a light but compressively stiff intermediary that keeps the two skins apart.
It can be as utilitarian as the rigid polyurethane foam commonly used in the reinforcement of GRP bodyshells, or as elegant as the aluminium or Nomex honeycombs employed in pukka aerospace sandwich <head>materials</head> (as seen recently through holes in the wings of Tornado jets involved in the Gulf conflict).    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40111" docsrc="bnc_CLG_544">
<answer instance="material.40111" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
If the material used is not opaque, the wall should also be emulsioned.      
BUYING AND HANGING TIPS    
Roll widths and lengths can vary between special effect wallcoverings.
So when buying it is wise to take along a plan of the room with all the essential measurements marked on it.l Material quantities can then be calculated in the shop.
check batch numbers on rolls to make sure each roll comes from the same batch, and that colours will match.    
When hanging these wallcoverings it is important to use the paste recommended by the manufacturer, and to check whether the paste should be applied to the back of the material or to the wall.
In most cases where the material has a paper backing, the backing is pasted.
Where there is no backing, the wall is usually pasted, then the material offered up to it.
Some <head>materials</head> also come ready pasted.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40114" docsrc="bnc_C9N_2996">
<answer instance="material.40114" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
 ENTHUSIASTIC   guitarist aged 21 seeks other musicians interested in forming Blues or Rock band in Bracknell area.      
 EXCELLENT   guitarist with excellent vocals, professional, versatile, for gigs, deps etc, anything considered.      
 EXPERIENCED   guitarist seeks professional/established rock band, willing to relocate.      
 EXPERIENCED   heavy rock vocalist required for solid covers/originals band, rehearsing in Croydon.
Think you're good enough?
Then phone Ed Kragh, evenings only.      
 EXPERIENCED   versatile creative musician, guitar, fiddle, mandolin, seeks accomplished musician into country roots for gigs, mainly duo, Gloucestershire.      
 EXPERIENCED   vocalist wanted for own <head>material</head> rock band, Van Halen sounding, Northampton, Bedford, Milton Keynes areas.      
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40116" docsrc="bnc_ACX_1653">
<answer instance="material.40116" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
By choosing varieties which are grafted on dwarfing rootstocks where these are available (cherries, apricots, plums, peaches, pears, apples), together with less vigorous varieties of others, trees can be kept to a more manageable size, some small enough even to grow in large pots or in a greenhouse.    
Planting and routine care of top fruit is the same as for ornamental garden trees.
Most like slightly acid soil, although stone fruits (plums, peaches, apricots, cherries) prefer neutral or slightly alkaline conditions because they need lime for their fruit to develop fully, and blueberries need very acid soil.    
The deeper the soil, the better: few kinds thrive on shallow soils, and drought can be a problem on light sandy ground unless you dig in a lot of organic <head>material</head> .      
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40118" docsrc="bnc_CG5_199">
<answer instance="material.40118" senseid="building_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and sink produce large quantities of moisture vapour    
Porous plasterboard ceiling and gaps around loft hatch allow warm moist air into cold roof space    
Unventilated shower cabinet in bedroom a real problem area    
Probably the largest area for generating steam &mdash; the kitchen    
Even normal breathing produces enough water vapour to cause condensation and mould growth    
Paraffin heaters produce approximately one gallon of water vapour for every gallon of fuel burned    
Cold bedroom above a built-in garage prone to condensation    
A car put away wet will feed water vapour into the air, which may then pass up into the room above    
Porous building <head>materials</head> allow damp between leaves of the exterior walls.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40122" docsrc="bnc_B7N_1932">
<answer instance="material.40122" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Is it possible that these cetaceans and odontocetes, hailing from beyond the wave base and thus unfamiliar with the self-generated noise of moving sediment, become disoriented by these acoustic signals on the same wavelength as their own systems?
Once shorewards of the breakers they could interpret the relative quiet as deeper water, and swim shorewards to their sad suicides.          
Point of error    
It is a pity that  New Scientist   has give a new lease of life to the old story of 100 000 meteorites falling in a swarm in Poland (17 March, p 711).
Thirty or 40 years ago someone wrote a letter to  Nature   after tracking down its origin.    
Apparently, a Polish scientist analysed a meteorite and gave its composition, which including undetermined <head>material</head> added up to 100 000.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40126" docsrc="bnc_CKD_743">
<answer instance="material.40126" senseid="material%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Not all of it.&equo;
His hand rested on hers, &bquo;You are a wonderful woman, Hari Morgan, and I won't forget you, don't you worry. &bquo;    
Hari looked into his dark eyes, they seemed to hold her   mesmerized as he leaned closer, his mouth only inches from her own.    
Hari pulled away from him.
&bquo;That's enough of that,&equo; she said trying to smile, &bquo;remember who you are, Mr Grenfell, and who I am.&equo;    
She rose from the table.
&bquo;I'm going to bed,&equo; she said, &bquo;I'm so tired I can hardly think straight.&equo;    
He moved to her side.
&bquo;Hari,&equo; his voice was soft, persuasive, &bquo;you are so lovely.&equo;
His hands rested on her shoulders and she could feel the warmth of them through the coarse <head>material</head> of her bodice.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40128" docsrc="bnc_APT_1924">
<answer instance="material.40128" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
It was restored both inside and out in the 1860s by V. I. Ullmann and B. Wachsmann, although there are some remains of 14C frescos.
It is one of three such Romanesque churches left in Prague.    
Leaving the rotunda, turn right on to the embankment, Smetanovo n&aacute;b&rcaron;e&zcaron;&iacute; where there is a fine memorial to Francis II, Emperor of Austria, by J. Kranner, built 1844&ndash;6.
This is a fine example of neo-Gothic taste with sculpture, &bquo;The Homage of the Czech Estates&equo;, by the Max brothers.
The Smetana Museum (1/201) is in what was originally the municipal water tower.
This was built in 1885 in the Czech Renaissance style after a plan by A. Wiehl, and is decorated with marvellous sgraffiato depicting the battle with the Swedes on Charles   Bridge in 1648.
The museum, containing <head>material</head> concerning the life of the composer, was founded in 1928.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40130" docsrc="bnc_A8X_944">
<answer instance="material.40130" senseid="source_materials%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Terrorism and the Liberal State was published in 1977, and revised for a second edition in 1986.    
A growth area indeed.
By the time he moved to Aberdeen University in 1979, becoming head of the department of politics and international relations, he was spending a third of his time researching and writing on it.    
Wilkinson says his area is a difficult one, but no more so than for scholars writing about military strategy and intelligence.    
His name once appeared in a diary of Colonel Oliver North during the Irangate hearings, though Wilkinson thinks that was because he was giving a lecture in Washington.    
He says he &bquo;functions like most academics, from open source <head>material</head> &equo;, though informal contact with people on the inside could produce more insight.        
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40131" docsrc="bnc_ALW_1884">
<answer instance="material.40131" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Today, more than 40 years later, few papers on molecular orbital theory and chemical computational analysis fair to cite the work of Pople, who has acquired cult-like status among the practitioners of quantum chemistry.    
This important first publication emerged from part II of the series, in which Lennard-Jones has demonstrated how in molecules with symmetry the molecular orbitals could be transformed into equivalent orbitals, which differed only in their orientation in the molecule.
In part IV, Pople demonstrated how equivalent orbitals could be used to describe molecules whose atoms possessed inner shells and lone pairs of electrons and illustrated his theory by reference to H2O and NH3.
For the first time the significance of lone pairs of electrons, in determining the overall shape of molecules was recognised.
This work was not merely a move towards understanding molecular bonding but also the <head>material</head> for an entire branch of chemistry.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40135" docsrc="bnc_B7L_164">
<answer instance="material.40135" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The embarrassing fact is that, to secure this bizarre deal, the department is having to pay for material not yet produced, because Dungeness B was so late in coming on-stream.    
Priddle also agreed that, because of a barter arrangement with the US under which Britain obtained enriched uranium for weapons-making in return for British plutonium, the civil nuclear programme had aided Britain's defence programme.
(The generating board's chief witness, John Baker, had strongly refuted this claim earlier in the inquiry.)    
The deal had now   been   put on ice, though material had been exported for experimental use in the Argonne and Batelle reactors in the US, said Priddle.
He refused, however, to give the isotopic content of the exported <head>material</head> &mdash; information that is needed to work out if the plutonium is of weapons grade.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40137" docsrc="bnc_B77_380">
<answer instance="material.40137" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40137" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
According to reports in the metal industry, ministers may soon drop their opposition to building a stockpile of imported metals such as chromium, cobalt and manganese that are vital to the British economy.    
Three years ago a study by officials at the Department of Industry apparently backed the idea.
But ministers were put off by the cost.
Now underspending of &pound;2000 million on this year's planned public expenditure may persuade ministers to dive into the metals market.    
Many of the metals come from countries which are either politically unstable or have a near-monopoly.
Britain relies for manganese, chromium and cobalt on countries in southern Africa, where the chances of unrest over the next decade are high.
The UK obtains nearly all its niobium from one mine in Brazil.
And a strike in nickel mines in Canada a few years ago affected Britain seriously because they were by far the country's biggest supplier.    
The recession has kept stocks of the key <head>materials</head> high.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40140" docsrc="bnc_B1G_1256">
<answer instance="material.40140" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Nuclear power stations must prepare a plan and submit this to the Nuclear Installations Inspectorate and Health and Safety Executive for approval.
Evacuation plans are required to cover an area within a distance of 2.4 km; these detail the roles to be played by the emergency services.
The very narrow emergency planning zones contrast with those in the USA (Collins 1981), where planning is required up to 16 km from the site to cover exposure to radiation plumes.
Local authorities in the UK that have declared themselves &bquo;nuclear-free&equo; have been highly critical of British planning, calling for an extension of emergency zones to at least 24 km.
Zeigler  et al.   (1983) should be consulted for <head>material</head>   relating to evacuation behaviour in the wake of the incident at Three Mile Island.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40143" docsrc="bnc_A16_1805">
<answer instance="material.40143" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40143" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Apply one thin coat of primer immediately (rust can reform rapidly) and allow to dry before coating with gloss.        
CLADDING    
 Choosing plastic      
I want to use plastic cladding but a friend says it will soon crack.
Is he right?    
Early versions were comparatively flimsy mouldings which tended to suffer from brittleness and yellowing as they aged, and which relied on complicated channellings and fixing clips for their installation.
Later developments, however, have produced greatly improved versions of this type of cladding.
It is widely available and is now much simpler to fit.    
There is also a &bquo;second generation&equo; of plastic cladding <head>materials</head> which have none of these drawbacks and which are also extremely easy to handle and install.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40146" docsrc="bnc_B33_608">
<answer instance="material.40146" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The tutorials must cater for learners of differing abilities and experience.
Students with more knowledge of a subject should be involved in teaching the others in the group.
As junior students may feel reluctant to ask questions, material must be presented clearly to facilitate understanding.
All learners should be encouraged to participate in the sessions.    
Tutorials are an essential part of ward learning, and they and the other methods of teaching must be drawn together in the formulation of the ward learning programme.        
The ward learning programme    
When the ward learning programme is being planned, the needs of the learners and those of the ward must be balanced to achieve maximum benefit for both.
It is pointless allocating hours of teaching to irrelevant <head>material</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40147" docsrc="bnc_CKW_862">
<answer instance="material.40147" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Avoiding &bquo;a purely scenographic approach&equo; he adopted instead what he calls &bquo;the tectonics&equo; of the camps, ghettoes and Nazi buildings.
Thus, boarded windows, metal fences, gates and brick watchtowers make Post-modern reference to the bleak death camps, without actually depicting them.
More abstractly, a wall in the Hall of Witness is deliberately cracked as a symbol of &bquo;the rupture of civilisation&equo;.    
More than the architecture, the museum's Identity Card Project is likely to raise eyebrows.
Each visitor receives a &bquo;passport&equo; bearing the story of an actual victim or survivor who was the same age and gender as the visitor.
The exhibition itself contains artifacts, photographs, audiovisual <head>materials</head> and oral histories supplied by individuals as well as European governments and institutions.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40149" docsrc="bnc_ARF_946">
<answer instance="material.40149" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Inspired by his uncle, Miescher went, at the age of 25, to T&uuml;bingen as the first pupil of Felix Hoppe-Seyler (1825&ndash;1895), the young professor of the then new science of physiological chemistry.
Miescher studied lymphocytes, which consist of large nuclei and little else.
He obtained these cells from an unattractive source, the pus on discarded surgical dressings, which had the merit, in pre-chemotherapy days, of being very readily available.
He achieved the very considerable feat of isolating a material, demonstrating its purity and getting an analysis of the elements present.
He named it &bquo;nuclein&equo;, and noted that it was rich in phosphorus.
Later, after his return to his native city of Basle, he obtained similar <head>material</head> from other cells, mostly the spermatozoa (again cells containing little else except nuclei) of salmon   caught in the Rhine outside the window of his laboratory.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40150" docsrc="bnc_C9J_552">
<answer instance="material.40150" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Does the fact that you have such a distinctive sound confine you in any way?
Have you ever wanted to just pick up a Telecaster and rock out?    
&bquo;Whenever I do play with any kind of distortion, if I go and sit in with somebody, I find it's so easy.
It all kind of runs together and you don't really have to make the notes speak.
Also, if you play anything fast at all you sound like Allan Holdsworth!
With the kind of sound that I use, if I miss any part of the note you hear it as a big clang.
I find that other kind of sound very forgiving; I can get through it technically, but I can't make it come alive the way somebody else could.&equo;    
You started writing the new album, &bquo;Secret Story&equo;, a long time ago.
How do you decide between <head>material</head> which would suit a group or solo project?    
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<answer instance="material.40152" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In the meantime, the commission will consider the merits of the case with a view to bringing about a private, &bquo;friendly&equo; settlement with the Government.    
Failing that, the case will be referred to the court by the commission, or by the Government, or be decided by a committee of ministers.    
&bquo;We hope the Government will agree to an amicable settlement but it will mean a big climbdown for them because we're not going to give way on the principle,&equo; Mr Neil said.    
&bquo;Our understanding is that if it does go to court, the hearing will be next year.&equo;    
Peter Preston, editor of The Guardian, said his newspaper's main aim was to get the European court to rule that it was wrong for the Government to use injunctions to prevent publication of such <head>material</head> , on the questions of principle and cost.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40153" docsrc="bnc_C9A_274">
<answer instance="material.40153" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Whether the outgassing of vapour occurred continuously or episodically is still a matter of scientific dispute.
According to W.W. Rubey, formerly of the US Geological Survey, the rate of sea formation was probably faster at the beginning phase of volcanism and then tapered off.    
Later scientists thought that a succession of &bquo;heat   waves&equo; arising from radioactive decay in subsurface materials, and by the gravitational collapse of the solid lithosphere, was responsible for sweating out most of the water vapour.
Later still the &bquo;heat waves&equo; were thought to be produced by catastrophism &mdash; recent calculations by Tokajumi Matsui and Yutaka Abe of the University of Tokyo suggest that billions of tons of meteorites crashed into Earth to drive off the volatile <head>materials</head> and to turn the surface into seas of magma.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40156" docsrc="bnc_CBP_1265">
<answer instance="material.40156" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The ultimate in sophistication is achieved by the incorporation of video mixing which requires the use of an additional source VCR which must be gen-locked to the other source VCR, and video-sync control of the sound recorder, which permits the lift-off and lay-back of the original sound to allow it to be mixed with additional sound without loss of synchronisation.    
The set-up for assemble editing is similar to the one used for making copy transfers but with the important qualification that assembly is a stop-start process.
Although automatic edit controllers can be included in the set-up to simplify and speed up the process, the basic essentials are the same whether the job is done automatically or manually.
The routine will therefore be described in manual terms before we consider the advantages of investing in a controller.    
Assembly consists of the location and transfer, a shot at a time, of the camera-original <head>material</head> onto a copy tape in the required revised order.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40157" docsrc="bnc_BLY_1442">
<answer instance="material.40157" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In this way, provided they are given guidance on the type and volume of work expected, schools could be brought back into the mainstream of assessing their own pupils' work instead of being totally dependent on the success or failure of the guessing games they play with the examiner.    
It may be appropriate to end this section with a quotation from H. C. A. Somerset whose research on examination and selection in African schools has done so much to clarify problems and suggest solutions:    
&bquo;If the Certificate of Primary Education tested <head>material</head> which was firmly within the grasp of primary school teachers: if it tested the ability to re&ndash;son and understand relationships of cause and effect; and, if, above all, it tested relevant and practical knowledge, it would be at the same time both a more efficient and equitable instrument for selecting secondary school entrants and also a more useful preparation for those for whom primary education is terminal.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40161" docsrc="bnc_APX_1260">
<answer instance="material.40161" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40161" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Sandtoft's natural red Old English clay pantiles have been used to roof new offices of BP Exploration near Newark in Nottinghamshire.
Designed by Saunders and Partners of Newark, the complex and extensive roof incorporates split levels, valleys, hips topped with finials and recessed balcony.
Reader enquiry number 144        
Ventilated Lean-to Roof Solution    
The Marley Roof Tile Company has recently introduced an Abutment Ventilation System.
Designed to allow ventilation at the apex of lean-to roofs the new Abutment Ventilation System utilises the major components of Marley's Ventilated Dry Ridge System with the addition of a lead support strip.
This allows the flashing <head>material</head> to be easily applied without dressing and provides a discreet and weatherproof method of ventilating the apex of a lean-to roof.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40162" docsrc="bnc_CE4_95">
<answer instance="material.40162" senseid="plant_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The new breeds of patio roses, Polyantha roses, and the modern shrub roses mentioned above, are all excellent subjects for pressing as they are considerably smaller than some other varieties, and bear a constant flow of flowers throughout the summer.
In this regard, they are much better value as plants than such species roses as  Rosa xanthina   &bquo;Canary Bird&equo; and  Rosa moyesii  , both of which only flower for a couple of weeks during the early summer.
If this flowering season coincides with a period of terrible weather, you could lose the entire crop for that year.    
Whatever the size of land or terrace you have at your disposal, a little lateral thinking will prove that there are always ways and means of providing yourself with enough plant <head>material</head> to experiment with the very enjoyable pastime of pressing flowers.            
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40165" docsrc="bnc_CER_1308">
<answer instance="material.40165" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
By the beginning of February 1989 he had enough to convince him that it was real, and he agreed to go public by talking about it at the American Physical Society meeting in Baltimore the following May.    
Fleischmann and Pons had done very different things.
They had a vaporised block that led them to an  id&eacute;e fixe   about test-tube fusion being real.
Their observations that nuclear fusion may be possible inside metals at room temperature were also only preliminary, as were those of Jones: they had 25 per cent heat imbalance at best, were at the  start   of their real research and estimated that a full three years would be needed to do what was necessary.
This included having to study rod sizes, <head>materials</head> and changes in the amounts of electrical current to see how the effect depended on these, which was all for the future.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40166" docsrc="bnc_CCB_215">
<answer instance="material.40166" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Here is the vital distinction: binding and printing are structurally one, not separate as in a cased book.
All that remains is to wrap the covering material round and glue it down to the boards.
It will follow that, unless they have been sunk into prepared grooves, the horizontal cords will stand out on the spine as pronounced ridges, and the leather or other covering will have to be moulded or &bquo;nipped&equo; over them.
The result is the distinctive &bquo;raised bands&equo; of early books, the spaces between the bands often being referred to as compartments.
One must add the necessary, and perhaps confusing, word of caution that many cased books appear to have raised bands.
This is an amiable trick intended to deceive.
They are phoney devices built up of strips of card or other <head>material</head> to give an appearance of genuine binding.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40169" docsrc="bnc_A3B_39">
<answer instance="material.40169" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
After the Midlands air crash, I asked Eddy Ryder, the Chief Nuclear Inspector, what safety lessons he drew.
He said: &bquo;If it had been us, we'd have demanded 10 engines.&equo;
After a pause for calculation, he added: &bquo;And then I'd have tethered it to the ground.&equo;
In fact, we know that if we get into a confined space with the intention of defying gravity we are running a risk and have decided to tolerate it.    
In short our national standards are high and we can largely choose what they should be.
But it takes resolute, technologically aware safety management and regulation to maintain them.
Where people are crowded together, particularly when public order is in question; where hazardous <head>materials</head> are being moved; where traditional industrial disciplines and organisation are breaking down, as in parts of the construction industry, there is real reason for anxiety.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40171" docsrc="bnc_B1H_918">
<answer instance="material.40171" senseid="raw_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
These towns started to grow as ports.
But as ships have become larger and the rivers have filled with mud and silt, their functions as ports have declined.
Norwich has become an inland town, but Ipswich still has some sea trade.    
 B.   The  bridge   at  Norwich   is the only one across the River Yare for 32 km down to Yarmouth on the coast.
Thus it is a major focus for roads, bringing extra trade to the city.
On the higher land between the rivers a  castle   stronghold was built and a  cathedral  .
Now Norwich is a centre for  shops and offices  , including business, county council and regional government offices.
Its factory workers are nearly all in  light industry  .
Much of this started by using local agricultural products as the raw <head>materials</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40174" docsrc="bnc_ASN_1576">
<answer instance="material.40174" senseid="material%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
She was wearing a bandage, or seemed to be, but it was on her arm, not her leg.
He quickened his pace to try and intercept her but the crowds on the pavement and the traffic on the street intervened.
When he reached the spot where he thought he had seen her she had gone.
He looked around and within a radius of twenty yards, both on his side of the street and over there on the far corner, he could see ten or a dozen little girls, each in a pale dirty dress and with hair in a dark, tangled mane.
Any one of them could have been the girl he was looking for, with or without a bandage.
Or none of them.
He laughed at his own na&iuml;vety, his gullibility.
Then, at   his feet, almost indistinguishable from the other bits of litter and scraps of rubbish, he saw a long, dirty ribbon of <head>material</head> , covered along its full length with bright red blotches in awkward shapes.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40175" docsrc="bnc_CBC_685">
<answer instance="material.40175" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The anti-freeze and brake fluid is collected to make more of the same, any petrol is used by factory vehicles, and the battery is taken to bits with every part -acid, lead and plastic casing &mdash; sent for recycling.    
Once dry of all fluids the car is loaded on to the factory's rolling &bquo;D production&equo; line.    
The first pit stop sees the car stripped of all external plastic and any other parts &mdash; such as bonnets, doors or boots &mdash; that could be re-sold to BMW owners.    
The next stop gets rid of all the glass which is then collected by Pilkingtons for melt-down and re-use.    
The dismantlers get inside the car to take out the interior trim, seats, dashboard and steering wheel which are all segregated into bins for different plastics and <head>materials</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40178" docsrc="bnc_APC_1616">
<answer instance="material.40178" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
I mounted the steps of each morning with a neat day and date.
And then suddenly, it was gone.
It was like diving into a huge space, a timeless space.
The past &mdash; where was it?
The future &mdash; what   was the point?
It was a feeling almost of free-falling light-headedness.
I was falling, falling, shouting louder, louder:    
Soy escritor Soy escritor Soy ESCRITOR.        
I had never really felt it before or known what it meant.
Usually I looked sheepish &mdash; it is the custom in Scotland &mdash; and claimed &bquo;to write a bit&equo;.
Now, now that all was lost, lost too was the vanity of the bulging notebook, the diversity of <head>material</head> , the forward-looking pleasure of unpacking my treasures and giving them some kind of independent life.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40179" docsrc="bnc_CLL_658">
<answer instance="material.40179" senseid="reading_material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Students therefore learn by accumulating a bank of correct patterns of language and gain confidence to use their knowledge in a range of situations.        
A purposeful and communicative syllabus    
A range of communicative functions are dealt with under various headings such as &bquo;Guided Conversation&equo;, &bquo;Dialogues&equo;, &bquo;Problem Solving&equo;, &bquo;Following Instructions&equo;, &bquo;Interpreting Rules&equo; and &bquo;Using English&equo;.          
A complete post-primary course    
 Advance with English   provides plenty of material for a full teaching year and offers the foundation for most school-leaving examinations.        
A wide range of reading <head>material</head> and exercises    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40182" docsrc="bnc_B75_680">
<answer instance="material.40182" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
so tail autotomy is a costly process; for the lizard it is most probably a defence of the very last resort.        
Cheaper solar cell    
AMERICAN scientists have doubled the efficiency of liquid-junction solar cells.
This type of solar cell is now a possible alternative to its solid-state counterpart.
Chris Gronet and Nathan Lewis, from the Department of Chemistry at Stanford University, California, made the cell from a mixed gallium arsenide &mdash; gallium phosphide semiconductor, and acetonitrile (a cyanide derivative of methane) containing a dissolved charge carrier.
Sunlight was converted to electricity with an efficiency of 13.2 per cent.    
In solid-state solar cells the junction between two <head>materials</head> of different electronic properties absorbs light and converts it into electricity.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40184" docsrc="bnc_A6X_1299">
<answer instance="material.40184" senseid="composite_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
That's why there are minimum weight limits for racing cars.    
But the trend in the motor industry at large has been in quite the opposite direction to the Chapman philosophy; cars have not become lighter over the years but noticeably heavier and more complex.
Slimming may be a theme of our age, but apparently not where the automobile is concerned.    
Reversing this trend, if it is to be reversed, cannot be achieved by a new minimalism.
No one &mdash; apart from the buyer of a stripped-out Porsche special, perhaps &mdash; is going to accept weight savings achieved by reducing a car to its bare, spartan, noisy essentials.
So weight has to be shed within the car's structure without sacrificing crash-worthiness or noise levels.    
Composite <head>materials</head> provide the obvious solution.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40186" docsrc="bnc_B2Y_600">
<answer instance="material.40186" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Although these were originally marketed specifically as facsimiles, few collectors have ever seen an original &bquo;Sun&equo;, and they have since tended to change hands as if they were genuine (42).
Even this did not fulfill the demand, and there are now much better forgeries, which even include the 78rpm versions.
To ensure the right chemical composition for these (shellac not being available nowadays), forgers have bought up supplies of less desirable genuine &bquo;Sun&equo; records and recycled them.
Nevertheless, the problems of reactivating obsolete technology are not confined to 78s.
A bootlegger known as &bquo;Ace&equo; in California has even made pretty accurate copies of three British ten-inch LPs of Elvis's <head>material</head> issued by His Master's Voice, including   their sleeves with their peculiar cellophane coating.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40187" docsrc="bnc_AR0_584">
<answer instance="material.40187" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The age of palaces and cathedrals, of ancient dynasties and stratified aristocracies, of emperors and imperial proconsuls, of gaudy uniforms and chivalric orders, the world of the Habsburgs, the Hohenzollerns, the Romanovs, and the Elphbergs had crumbled.
In England revolution had been avoided by the widening of the magic circle to admit the bourgeoisie.
Public schools created a ruling &eacute;lite, brewers entered the peerage, and the middle classes travelled by train.
They clothed themselves in the respectability of ancient forms, just like the railways.
In the ruins of the world of age-old aristocratic dominance and comfortable bourgeois certainty, a new world stirred.
The age of the common man dawned.
A new style was devised for the new age.
It emerged as flat, functional, unadorned, lacking in scale or grandeur, and glorying in the new <head>materials</head> &mdash; concrete, plastic, and steel.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40189" docsrc="bnc_A0U_1701">
<answer instance="material.40189" senseid="material%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
But as an Indian woman, and the only daughter among seven brothers, she resisted all attempts to teach her how to cook and clean fish and how to prepare spices for sauces.
Her brothers could lean for themselves.
Now, here in Devon, she suddenly wants to know all about why a fish is oily near the spine and how you cut and salt it.
She wants to catch up on everything they can teach her about themselves, because then she can learn about herself.
She feels she needs this information to defend herself.    
The drama students at this college are discussing theatre very seriously and sociologically when the Nigerian comes in late, long and loose limbed.
He has pinned a little square of <head>material</head> onto both his knees so that when he drives, the fabric of his best trousers will not rub against the steering wheel.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40190" docsrc="bnc_ARR_1103">
<answer instance="material.40190" senseid="building_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Caddis flies are rather nondescript, drab brown insects, which most of us fail to notice as they fly rather clumsily over rivers.
That is when they are adults.
But before they emerge as adults they have a rather longer incarnation as larvae walking about the river bottom.
And caddis larvae are anything but nondescript.
They are among the most remarkable creatures on earth.
Using cement of their own manufacture, they skilfully build tubular houses for themselves out of materials that they pick up from the bed of the stream.
The house is a mobile home, carried about as the caddis walks, like the shell of a snail or hermit crab except that the animals builds it instead of growing it or finding it.
Some species of caddis use sticks as building <head>materials</head> , others fragments of dead leaves, other small snail shells.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40194" docsrc="bnc_ASB_1345">
<answer instance="material.40194" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Anti-apartheid demonstrators were prosecuted for invading court number 2 at Wimbledon during a match involving the South African, Cliff Drysdale; the House of Lords ultimately decided that the meaning of &bquo;insulting&equo; was properly a matter for the magistrates (who had acquitted in this case) and allowed the defendant's appeal against the Divisional Court's decision that the conduct had been insulting.
In 1968 a man handed out to US servicemen leaflets which opposed the war in Vietnam and invited them to consider deserting.
For this, he was convicted of distributing insulting material whereby a breach of the peace was likely to be occasioned.
When Pat Arrowsmith gave out similar anti-war <head>material</head> to British troops, this time related to Northern Ireland, the justices before whom she appeared acquitted her because they did not think the publication to be &bquo;insulting&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40195" docsrc="bnc_ASE_279">
<answer instance="material.40195" senseid="material%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Dimity nowadays resembled a washed-out length of grey chiffon, for she was a drooping, attenuated figure, with lank, mouse-grey locks and a habit of dressing in shapeless frocks, incorporating unpressed pleats and draped bodices, in depressingly drab shades.
Doctor Lovell, who knew both women slightly, suspected that she was brow-beaten by the dominating Ella and would have liked to try the effects of an iron tonic on Dimity's languid pallor.    
It was an odd thing, mused Doctor Lovell, that it was Ella who was the artistic one of the pair.
Dimity ran the house, it appeared, and it was her slender arms that bore in the coal scuttles, the heavy shopping baskets and the laden trays, while Ella's powerful hands designed wood blocks, mixed paint and stamped the lengths of <head>materials</head> which draped their little cottage.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40197" docsrc="bnc_CCU_1136">
<answer instance="material.40197" senseid="material_breach%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Neither   nor   shall be obliged to bring proceedings against any such infringer but if, subject as provided in clause 9.1, either party shall bring such proceedings the other agrees to execute such documents and do such things as may be necessary to assist in connection with such proceedings.        
10 ASSIGNMENT    
  may not assign any of its rights or obligations under this Agreement without prior written consent of  .        
11 TERMINATION    
11.1 If:    
11.1.1 either party commits any <head>material</head> breach of this Agreement and fails to remedy it within a reasonable period (which, where the breach consists of non-payment of sums due under clause 5, shall be construed as a period of one (1) calendar month) after receiving written notice   from   the other party,    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40198" docsrc="bnc_ALW_1283">
<answer instance="material.40198" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Details (see  Effects of harmonising standards in Europe   above).        
 Bioprocessing  .
Denver, Colorado, is the venue for this conference on  Bioprocessing of metals and effluents 92   on 2&ndash;3 June 1992.
Details (see  Polymer concrete   above).        
 Phosphorus chemistry  .
The 12th international conference on phosphorus chemistry will be held in Toulouse, France, from 6&ndash;10 July 1992.
Details from G. Bertrand, Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination du CNRS, 205 route de Narbonne, 31077 Toulouse Cedex, France.        
 Cellucon 92  .
This conference on the role of cellulosic <head>materials</head> in selective purification and separation processes will be held on 27&ndash;30 July 1992 in Wrexham, UK.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40202" docsrc="bnc_B77_1256">
<answer instance="material.40202" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
For most viruses the replicative and integrative pathways appear to be unrelated alternatives.
Very little is known about what triggers most animal viruses to follow either path; indeed it seems possible that integration is a random and accidental process that does not occur at any specific sites on the chromosomes.
Supporting this idea is the observation that if foreign DNA from any source is introduced into a cell, a small proportion of it will eventually integrate into the cell's chromosomes.
This property has been exploited to introduce new genes into the chromosomes of animal cells  (New Scientist  , vol 95, p 562).    
For one very special class of viruses however, integration into the cell's chromosomes appears to be an essential part of their normal life cycle.
These are the retroviruses (shown as H in Figure), whose genetic <head>material</head> is a single strand of RNA.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40203" docsrc="bnc_A6S_871">
<answer instance="material.40203" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In this way  The Origin   demonstrates a complete tie-up between politics, economics, kinship, and gender roles, and this view of all the different aspects of society as an essential whole is what gives  The Origin   its power.
Perhaps the most significant fact about Engels's book is that the word &bquo;origin&equo; is in the singular.
For him there is one origin to phenomena we tend to think of as distinct: private property, the family, the State.    
The State is the result of the disorder brought about by inequality and private property and it is the means by which this inequality and private property is maintained.
Engels re-echoes  The German Ideology   in showing that far from the State being the repository of justice, it is the repository of exploitation, but here he does this by use of genuine anthropological <head>materials</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40206" docsrc="bnc_C9S_1700">
<answer instance="material.40206" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Preston again:    
&bquo;Writing about sex is one of the best ways to inform the gay world about itself, including issues with which it should be concerned and potential problems it might face.'        
Lesbian and gay porn of any sort, let alone that which deals with safer sex, is not easy to obtain here.
Very little of it is home-produced; it is nearly all imported, which is illegal.
British law already places strong restrictions on pornography.
Pornography is not defined as such by law, instead it applies standards of &bquo;obscenity&equo; and &bquo;indecency&equo;.
Obscenity is the narrower test, referring to material which would tend to &bquo;deprave and corrupt&equo; those who actually seek it out and use it.
The <head>material</head> must   also be judged as a whole and in context.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40209" docsrc="bnc_B77_1191">
<answer instance="material.40209" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The receptors are probably glycoproteins (proteins with regions of carbohydrate attached) which perform some important function in the normal activity of the cell.
The vital coat proteins have presumably evolved sites that will bind to these glycoproteins, which then serve as the unwitting doormen, allowing viruses to enter the cell.    
There is considerable debate about how viruses actually get inside animal cells and the mechanism of entry probably varies, depending on the type of virus and cell involved (see figure p 374).
One idea is that viruses can simply pass through the cell membrane, perhaps aided in some way by the receptor protein (B  1   in Figure).
But a lot of evidence suggests that entry occurs by endocytosis &mdash; a well-documented process by which cells take up <head>material</head> from their environment.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40211" docsrc="bnc_B3D_1615">
<answer instance="material.40211" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
The Travelling Workshops Experiment itself, foremost proponent and exponent of the strategy, made valiant efforts to operate the strategy during its experimental lifetime:    
&bquo;This involved the collection of (mainly qualitative) data within a sufficiently loosely structured framework to enable unforeseen, as well as predicted, events to be described and accounted for.
Generally this approach seemed to achieve its aim, and was welcomed by many librarians as an alternative to a more rigid system based on pre-stated objectives.&equo;    
But the Travelling Workshops Experiment report went on to say that: &bquo;&hellip; although the new approach was welcomed, few librarians actually took advantage of the opportunity to evaluate their user-education programmes by using the evaluation <head>materials</head> provided by the TWE as part of each package&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40212" docsrc="bnc_CMJ_1888">
<answer instance="material.40212" senseid="material%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
He was looking out of the window at his lovely new garden, at the exquisite magnolia just breaking into its goblet-like, glowing blooms which were, since Monday, also his.
He had never owned a magnolia before nor a view.
He said, &bquo;Because my life is going to be different here.
It is why I have come.&equo;    
Ella thought it was a fad, a passing and Toad-like enthusiasm for something novel.
She had been Patrick's housekeeper for fourteen years, through his brief and disastrous marriage, through his long and complicated liaison with a woman who had left a year ago, telling Ella that there was no point in waiting any longer for Patrick to marry her.
He never would, she said, because he didn't need to.
He only ever did things he needed to do, and someone as economical with their emotions as that was not good lifetime <head>material</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40216" docsrc="bnc_CKS_839">
<answer instance="material.40216" senseid="material_resource%1:21:00::"/>
<context>
Many of the limitations appear not as abrupt cut-off points, distinguishing what we can do from what we can't, but as limitations of  rate  .
Things people have not yet mastered they may nevertheless be able to accomplish given sufficient time, material and support.
You may need to ask for advice, or even have one or two dummy runs, but given time you can get there in the end.
The trouble is, as we saw in Chapter 2, that time is the one resource  par excellence   that teachers feel short of.
Duties are changing and accumulating at a faster rate than they can be successfully discharged.
The extra time and support that are necessary (a) to perform jobs that are pressing at the limits of personal and <head>material</head> resources, and (b) to invest in learning how to do them better, or to assemble additional resources, so that the time taken to perform them is reduced, are not available.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40217" docsrc="bnc_B7E_564">
<answer instance="material.40217" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Indeed, the enormous demand for electricity to cool homes in the Middle East can partly be attributable to the movement in these countries away from mud structures.
In Kuwait, at the height of summer, up to two thirds of the country's generating capacity goes to air conditioners.
With power-generating capacity failing to keep pace with demand, and occasional blackouts, even oil-rich Kuwait is seriously contemplating programmes to conserve energy.    
Could all this lead to a real worldwide movement toward earthen buildings?
It is very difficult to say.
The present interest in mud is not new, and it appears to occur in cycles.
The first big period of interest in earthen structures in this century began in the 1930s and lasted until the early 1950s.
During this phase, researchers in the US experimented with the <head>material</head> in great detail.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40220" docsrc="bnc_BLY_448">
<answer instance="material.40220" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
In both the first stages of the African Mathematics Programmes and the Regional Programmes which followed it, very considerable investment was made in both initial and in-service teacher training and international &bquo;Institutes&equo; designed to promote a cadre of university staff, teacher trainers and inspectors capable of carrying the momentum of the project.
The fact that in the event the volume of training proved insufficient, relates (as I shall argue later) to the whole issue of priorities in teacher education and to the relationship between expectations in curriculum reform and means available.
But no subject received more attention than Mathematics and no curriculum project then or since has received such massive support as the Entebbe programme and its successors.    
In terms of adoption in syllabus and recommended <head>materials</head> , the success has been phenomenal.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40221" docsrc="bnc_BMK_1667">
<answer instance="material.40221" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
For oxidoreductase enzymes, where the substrate is oxidised or reduced, some insoluble electron mediator may form whole or part of the working electrode to aid electron transfer and generate the current.
This scenario is purely chemical and omits any material engineering, as well as functional aspects such as enzyme layer permeability which affects the eventual rate of analyte conversion.
As a result, the signal size and speed of response may be crucially modified by the latter.
Thus mass transport is equally important to any transport phenomena in immobilised reactors and functionalised polymers.
With careful modification of <head>materials</head> (exploiting, for example, steric hindrance, charge effects, hydrophobic groups), it may be possible to control both solute partitioning and diffusion into a biolayer and to gain greater control over the behaviour of the biolayer.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40224" docsrc="bnc_AN5_662">
<answer instance="material.40224" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;A bit concerned over X's honesty, though as yet no evidence&equo; and &bquo;Mother professes an interest in his welfare but we hear stories of drinking and late night parties&equo; &mdash; both come from school records but could not stand parental scrutiny.
Is it necessary to record the item?
If so, is there supportive evidence?    
It may be helpful for the record to include a brief pen-picture of the pupil, to assist the next teacher or school in getting to know the pupil and helping his development.
There is a danger that by remaining on the file the picture acquires a spurious aura of eternal truth.
&bquo;Very much inclined to sulk.
Wants to be liked and likes to hang around and curry favour with teacher.
Very much inclined to cheat.
Rather lovable in spite of all&equo; &mdash; was recorded at age 7 and still remained on the secondary school record at age 14.
Schools should have a policy of removing obsolete <head>material</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40225" docsrc="bnc_CRM_10553">
<answer instance="material.40225" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The lead values do not lie on mixing curve between the Nazca plate basalt and Pacific sediments, and we follow Mukasa and Tilton in considering that mid-ocean-ridge basalt from asthenospheric mantle was not involved.
Sr  i   (initial  87   Sr/  86   Sr) and Nd  i   (initial  143   Nd/  144   Nd) data (   ref. 28 and N.P., M.P.A. and A. Halliday, manuscript in preparation) are consistent with, but do not prove, derivation from an enriched continental lithosphere similar to that identified in Chile.    
We conclude that rocks of the Cordillera Blanca were not derived directly from the mantle or slab.
Instead they may have formed in a manner similar to many Cordilleran batholiths, from crust that is basaltic (density 3.0Mgm  -3  ) and does not include Precambrian basement-type <head>material</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40227" docsrc="bnc_CEG_1465">
<answer instance="material.40227" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<answer instance="material.40227" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
In the factories, experienced inspectors were few and over-worked.
Some mistakes were due to genuine misunderstanding or fatigue; others I am afraid can only be accounted for by criminal stupidity or irresponsibility.
There are always a few people for whom the most obvious sequences of technical cause and effect have no meaning.
Gluing is not so much a skilled job as a responsible one and a large number of mistakes are available to a determined man, all of which can have dangerous results.    
Herein, I think, lies the real difficulty about wooden aeroplanes.
If they are wanted at all they are probably wanted in large numbers and to be made in a hurry by unskilled labour.
Wood, which is really a craftsman's <head>material</head> , does not take kindly to the inevitable abuses of an emergency.      
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40228" docsrc="bnc_AE6_779">
<answer instance="material.40228" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
While there were still some mongrel structures &mdash; &bquo;half meeting house, half music hall&equo; &mdash; things were improving.
Let Nonconformity &bquo;only have courage to develop on its own lines, to be itself, and not a pale imitation of Anglican architecture, and the possibilities before it are very great.&equo;
By the 1890s architectural styles generally were changing and Gothic had largely run its course; Cubitt's arguments were in step with the times.    
The reaction against Gothic continued despite its decline.
In 1902 J. Compton Rickett, Liberal MP for Scarborough and a wealthy coal merchant, denounced Gothic architecture in his book,  The Free Churchman of To-Day  .
Except in a few cases it was pronounced a failure because of the need to use cheaper <head>materials</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40230" docsrc="bnc_BNK_836">
<answer instance="material.40230" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
After her death they passed to Tree's grandchildren, David Tree and Virginia, Marchioness of Bath (who is, incidentally, President of the Friends of the Theatre Collection).    
In 1982, again with the aid of the V &amp; A's Purchase Grant Fund, the University bought the correspondence and thus completed the Tree Collection.
The papers include letters to and from Tree, his diaries, notes on productions, information on provincial and foreign tours, lectures and addresses.    
The Theatre Collection later acquired the personal papers of Tree's wife, Maud, which give a fascinating insight into the life and work of a popular actress, socialite and philanthropist.
The papers include a substantial amount of <head>material</head> relating to Tree's three daughters, Viola, Iris and Felicity.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40231" docsrc="bnc_B2X_480">
<answer instance="material.40231" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The  because   clauses that required the more complex inferences were, in general, longer than those that required simple inferences, so the combined reading and judgement times were longer overall for these sentences.
More interestingly, the effects of gender cue and congruity were reduced when more complex inferences were required.
In one experiment the effect of congruity was found primarily in the number of positive judgements made.
For example, for the simple inference sentences congruity increased the proportion of positive judgements from 0.65 to 0.89, whereas for complex inference sentences the respective figures were 0.72 and 0.85.
In another experiment, with a different set of <head>materials</head> that were less complex overall and, therefore, more clearly sensible in all the conditions, we found effects on judgement times.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40233" docsrc="bnc_AC9_995">
<answer instance="material.40233" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The growth of stalagmites resumed on top of this fresh deposit when the climate warmed up around 18,000 years ago.        
Bermondsey Abbey    
Although TL really only comes into its own beyond the range of radiocarbon dating, it can also provide answers to specific archaeological problems where no suitable radiocarbon samples exist.    
Excavations at Bermondsey Abbey in south-east London uncovered a large drain.
Not a prepossessing feature in isolation but, to the archaeologist, understanding the origin of the contents of the backfill of this drain could play an essential part in unravelling the history of activities on the site as a whole.
The backfill <head>material</head> contained a considerable amount of pottery, which was stylistically attributable to the second half of the eleventh century AD, along with much burnt clay or daub thought to derive from wattle walls.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40234" docsrc="bnc_ART_757">
<answer instance="material.40234" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The record seemed to openly encourage the backlash which, amazingly, The Smiths had thus far avoided.
But a press backlash did get into gear, leaving a handful of diehard music writers to fight a bitter battle.    
Reviewing the song in  Record Mirror  , Dylan Jones wrote: &bquo;The predictable and unnecessary Smiths backlash is now in full flight but can anyone dislike such a masterful song as this?
The branch-adorned Morrissey sings has maudlin way through the personal lament of the week &mdash; a soaring ballad that deserves lots of attention so don't get caught in the bushfire, backlashers.&equo;    
Interesting to note that in a week where Madonna, Nick Heyward, Tracie, The Pretenders and Siouxsie and The Banshees all released singles, only the low key meanderings of The Smiths were to find fruition as hit <head>material</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40236" docsrc="bnc_CDP_1193">
<answer instance="material.40236" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Credit finance legislation is very detailed and complicated, and many lawyers are not competent to point out the basic pitfalls to unsuspecting clients.
The best advice is to go to a specialist consumer credit/hire purchase lawyer for information on this very important matter.
A selective glossary of terms relating to credit finance documents appears in Appendix 2.      
The Consumer Credit Act 1974    
The passing of a decade between the Royal Assent granted to the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (the 1974 Act) and the bringing into force of all sections of this piece of legislation on 19 May 1985 has substantially contributed to the general confusion.
Lest it be thought that there is little help at hand, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), responsible for much of the supervision of the 1974 Act, does supply some helpful explanatory <head>material</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40237" docsrc="bnc_CLV_1233">
<answer instance="material.40237" senseid="roofing_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Within this hangar-like construction six or seven &bquo;turrets&equo; were housed, giving student gunners their first taste of their chosen art.
Along the walls a series of graticule markings give witness to the patterns gunners had to follow (using light beams, not tracer!) to appease the instructors.
These will be kept in place.
The Museum site includes a hard-standing and all the volunteers are keeping a covetous eye on a nearby T2-type hangar.    
Work started on the former gunnery school in April 1991.
Some 13 tons of iron scrap dumped within by the previous occupants had to be removed.
The Friends had proved themselves to be ingenious and enterprising in their adaptation of the building and in procuring items needed in the refurbishing for little, or no, cost.
For example, the donation of some R25,000 worth of roofing <head>material</head> has come from a French company.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40241" docsrc="bnc_CGU_739">
<answer instance="material.40241" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;No,&equo; she said, then she asked me if I knew anything about them.
&bquo;A little,&equo; I replied.
At which point she insisted I knew more (true enough) and therefore should take over the project!
I was thus, unceremoniously &bquo;thrown in at the deep end&equo;.    
At this point I saw for the first time, a really good reason for my being in Thailand as PCV.
I knew how to research this sort of project!
So, after a little research in Bangkok, I wrote a few letters and made a few calls and found a Brother distributer.
He sold us a KH588 with lace carriage for 6,000 baht.
What I discovered at this point, was that they, my Thai co-workers, also expected me to be the teacher for this newly organised project!
I hunted high and low for reference <head>material</head> about machine knitting; I wrote back to the States for help.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40242" docsrc="bnc_BNG_1099">
<answer instance="material.40242" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Often a group of children will work alongside their teacher and may produce similar puppets, but at another time they may use the technique more creatively.
Ideas of space and shape, as children fit or match or choose shapes and so on, will be involved.
Some classes have even pursued the interest and made instant &bquo;puppet theatres&equo; using large junk boxes and other scraps for decor.        
Collage    
Collage work with paper shapes can involve ordering and sorting, especially if different textures, colours or sizes are provided.
Squares, circles, triangles and rectangles soon become familiar terms when shapes are regularly used and talked about.
Imitative collage, perhaps following a story like &bquo;The Three Billy Goats Gruff&equo;, might use simple gradation of size.    
Scrap <head>materials</head> can be used for three-dimensional collage as well as model making.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40244" docsrc="bnc_ANF_36">
<answer instance="material.40244" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
He considered that he gave Modigliani a fair deal: &bquo;He came to my shop about ten o'clock in the morning.
I shut him up in my cellar with all he needed for painting and a bottle of cognac, and my maid, who was a very pretty girl, served as his model.
When he finished, he kicked at the door, I opened it and gave him something to eat.
And a new masterpiece was born.&equo;
To economize, Ch&eacute;ron sent his wife to pose for Modi, but he was furious and sent the unfortunate lady upstairs.
The maid was a young country girl, more acceptable as a model, and Modi painted her as &bquo;The Girl With Red Hands&equo;.
Ch&eacute;ron paid Modigliani a louis, a gold piece worth twenty francs, for his day's work in his shop on the Rue de la Bo&eacute;tie.
The arrangement allowed Modigliani <head>materials</head> , food, and a model but the status of hired hand was humiliating and Modigliani hated it.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40245" docsrc="bnc_BNP_1035">
<answer instance="material.40245" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It is better to say nothing because no one in the outside world will understand: and it might be better to stay here.&equo;
(Is there a Mrs Purvis listening to all this?)
We then heard intimate whispers, doubtless from his fat friend.    
His documentary (pretentiously entitled  Vaughanssaga  ) is blighted by his belief that he is some kind of Broadcasting Artist.    
&bquo;Nowhere have I been presented with so many extraordinary opportunities for startlingly fresh and original material for radio,&equo; he says of Greenland, where he borrows a cassette and goes out recording &bquo;wild track&equo; (a technical term that he expects us to know, meaning the sound background you hear when the broadcaster mercifully shuts up.)    
Unfortunately, none of this startlingly fresh and original <head>material</head> surfaced in the programme.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40248" docsrc="bnc_CN9_38">
<answer instance="material.40248" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Full employment gradually came to be thought of as a fact of life whilst percentage rates of growth of this or that economic measure became the punctuation of political rhetoric.
Indeed, political argument, policy-making and economic analysis were suffused with an increasing flow of statistical data which in range and scale was quite unlike anything which had been experienced before: to such a degree that by the end of the period under review the rate at which data were being generated exceeded, probably by a wide margin, the capacity to apply them in practical economic action.    
Historically the marked increase in the flow and quality of economic statistics was a valuable outcome of the war effort.
The needs of war, however, were clear cut.
Economic management was largely a matter of measuring resources of manpower and <head>materials</head> and adjudicating between bids made for them by the armed services and the major industries.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40250" docsrc="bnc_APS_1127">
<answer instance="material.40250" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
This is perhaps what is most satisfying about the conflagration at the end &mdash; the child/ builder/master mason has knocked down his tower of bricks.
And it is from this point of view that I would endorse the observation made by Gian Carlo Ferretti about this and other historical novels (by Saltini and Mancinelli, for example), that:    
In these novels, &bquo;history&equo; no longer (as in the past) provides illusory certainties nor is a gallery of misleading models; but neither is it a moment of critical verification or problematical comparison.
For better or worse, it is a de-historicized &bquo;history&equo;: a reservoir of literary and cultural <head>materials</head> that can be drawn on precisely for the purpose of making novels; a reservoir, more exactly, of cultures, themes, characters, rhetorical forms, stereotypes and structures&hellip;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40253" docsrc="bnc_AAK_370">
<answer instance="material.40253" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
There is no national group comparable to East Germany's New Forum waiting in the wings or person, with or without charisma, who seems likely to emerge as a de facto leader in the way that Lech Walesa emerged in Poland or Vaclav Havel did in Czechoslovakia.    
Partly because the machinery of repression has been so all-embracing for so long, stifling any messages of opposition before they reached a platform, and partly because Romania has for so long been cut off from the mainstream of European thinking and political change, constructive ideas have been hard to come by.    
Strict censorship, and a security service which keeps a register of all privately owned typewriters in the country, means that the source of locally produced printed material can quickly be identified and there is precious little chance of such material being widely circulated.
Any printed <head>material</head> discovered which might be construed as dissent, or likely to encourage dissent, has routinely been seized and those in possession imprisoned.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40254" docsrc="bnc_CS0_880">
<answer instance="material.40254" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The oracle is employed by administering standard doses of  benge   to a live chicken.
The client then addresses the oracle: &bquo;Oracle if such is the case, kill the chicken&equo;.
And in confirmation with a further chicken, &bquo;Oracle if such is the case, spare the fowl&equo;, or vice versa.
Verdicts are thus delivered by the mystical substance  benge   on the propositions which the client formulates to test his suspicions.
If the outcome of this simple test with two chickens is not satisfactory, the questioner can resort to further tests with other fowls and doses of benge on a &bquo;best out of three&equo; principle or some other convenient formula.
Vacillating individuals, requiring constant reassurance, would evidently need a large supply of chickens and of the  benge   oracular <head>material</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40256" docsrc="bnc_B07_1540">
<answer instance="material.40256" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Furthermore, against the difficulties of selecting for new materials can be added those relating to a vast retrospective choice.
Finally, the problem of quantity is made more obvious by improved bibliographical control, and more pressing by increases in the amount and diversity of demand from users.    
It is generally accepted now that to speak of self-sufficiency in the face of such quantities of material is absurd.
Yet, at the same time, the process of obtaining material through interlending schemes is expensive and time-consuming, and only to be undertaken for groups of material which are infrequently needed by the library's clientele, or which &mdash; because they are out-of-print &mdash; cannot be purchased for library stock.
Crudely expressed, the librarian's aim must be to acquire for stock the <head>materials</head> which are likely to be most frequently used.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40257" docsrc="bnc_CFK_1425">
<answer instance="material.40257" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Buckets&equo; have a very similar capacity, one which seems too small for them to be practical for fetching water to the house; indeed it should be noted that durable containers for the bulk carrying and storage of liquids and solids are rare, except for the large metal cauldrons, dishes and buckets from rich seventh-century burials like that of Sutton Hoo mound 1.
The various cups and horns in graves may have been for the consumption of alcoholic liquid, including  beor  ,  ealu  ,  medu   and  win   (Fell 1975).
Small buckets and bowls may also be associated with drinking.    
The range of drink-associated items buried as grave-goods may be symbolic of an individual's role in society in the same way that pieces of weaving equipment in durable <head>materials</head> are found in richly accompanied women's graves.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40260" docsrc="bnc_CA3_1261">
<answer instance="material.40260" senseid="material%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I'm going to get some help, Lee.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, no, Philippa.&equo;    
&bquo;I can't leave you with it and I can't deal with it.
I feel as if I'm going crazy.&equo;    
The line between Lee's eyebrows was short, deep and intense, Philippa now saw.
Like a scar, she thought.
Perhaps this is a very sick woman.    
&bquo;I'm not sick,&equo; Lee said.    
&bquo;I know you're not but &mdash; let me phone Conrad, Lee.&equo;    
Conrad stood in front of the figure-length wall mirror in his basement flat and tried to successfully knot a maroon cravat.    
At the same time as trying to knot the heavyish <head>material</head> he peered down at his stomach.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40261" docsrc="bnc_ASR_1305">
<answer instance="material.40261" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
As they trace their lazy parabolas back down to earth, these bits twist around slowly, over and over, until they hit the ground with a flop or a flump, splodging out to form round, flattish masses.    
When cool, these splodges look like the brown steaming splodges observed near cows on pastureland, so they are known as cow-pats.
The individual cow-pats are often still very hot and plastic when they hit the ground, so that as they pile up one on top of each other, they spread out further, and weld together, forming a solid mass known as spatter.    
A spatter cone or spatter ring consisting exclusively of welded cow-pats often builds up around the vent.
These spatter cones contain little, if any, fine-grained ashy <head>material</head> and are amongst the most characteristic products of Hawaiian eruptions.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40263" docsrc="bnc_CRS_675">
<answer instance="material.40263" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
The lecturer appointed to teach the students, who was later to become the college's special needs coordinator, once told me about those early beginnings as &bquo;part of the Engineering Department, based in a hut on the field&equo;.
For a long time I assumed she was joking, but not only was I wrong, I was also ignorant of the hard facts of life about the value of students with special needs and the staff who work with them.
Talking to colleagues from other establishments at a conference some years later, I was struck by the similarities in their early beginnings &mdash; often in a portacabin or separate annexe from the main college building, or in accommodation previously occupied by a school.
Stories of inferior accommodation, equipment and <head>materials</head> , effectively deemed to be &bquo;good enough&equo; for students with special needs, seemed to far outweigh reports of a stated commitment for those students being backed up by provision that was dignified and appropriate.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40264" docsrc="bnc_CCS_249">
<answer instance="material.40264" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
This pantomime aroused the defenders and   showed clearly the need for better ship-to-shore communications.    
The organisation for all but very small raids was now formulated, with Lord Mountbatten as Chief of Combined Operations (CCO) having adequate staff to prepare outline plans for raids.
Any Commander-in-Chief in a theatre where raiding forces would be involved was asked to comment on the outline plan, which was then put to the Chiefs of Staff.
On their approval of the scheme, a force commander was appointed with responsibility for detailed planning and coordinating the army, navy, and air force units involved.
He also issued the detailed orders, arranged training, and led the raid.
Any extra equipment or special <head>materials</head> he required could be obtained through the agency of the headquarters' staff.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40266" docsrc="bnc_BNL_856">
<answer instance="material.40266" senseid="roofing_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
In most cases, providing the timbers in your roof are sound and you can walk about up there, you can easily insulate the loft yourself.
There are two types of material you can buy in any DIY store &mdash; insulating mats, which come in rolls, and loose granular material, which comes in sacks.
The mats are unrolled and laid between the joists, while the granular insulation is just poured onto the boards.
Loft insulation should be at least 4 inches (100 mm) thick in order to be effective.
So if you are insulating with granules, then take a ruler up there with you to measure the depth as you go along.
Follow all instructions on the packages as insulating material can be toxic.    
If you have a house with an uninsulated flat roof, it can be an expensive operation to insulate, as the roofing <head>material</head> needs to be stripped off and several layers of insulation put underneath before re-felting.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40267" docsrc="bnc_BLY_302">
<answer instance="material.40267" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
AN INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED RESEARCH &mdash; CAMEROON    
In one country at least &mdash; the Cameroon &mdash; a research institute, The Institute for the Reform of Primary Education at Buea, was set up in 1974 with reasonable resources in terms of personnel (a team of twelve to fifteen nationals and experts has been employed), adequate funding jointly from Government and UNESCO/UNDP, and in its initial stages a sensible time scale to work to.    
The initial aim of the Institute at Buea has been to assemble reliable information on the most appropriate way of preparing pupils and school leavers for integration into the life and work of communities.
Such information is seen as a preliminary to the trial of <head>materials</head> and the subsequent, final design and implementation of new curricula.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40269" docsrc="bnc_B75_1356">
<answer instance="material.40269" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
But, as I hope I have illustrated, the mechanism does decide whether the helix is of one particular hand or both.          
Glass: a look inside    
Scientists are using their most powerful source of X-rays to put together a new picture of the structure of glass, one of the most   versatile   and familiar of materials    
Neville Greaves    
GLASS is one of the most familiar materials around us, equally important in industry as in everyday life.
Its versatility depends to a large extent upon its structure, a knowledge of which is vital if we are to make the best use of glass.
In this respect, scientists are aided by recent advances in X-ray techniques which provide a new view of the structure of glass and which should help in understanding some of the <head>material</head> 's more curious properties.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40270" docsrc="bnc_APS_1119">
<answer instance="material.40270" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The sense conveyed here of transition, of one age giving way to another, of an approaching end, a decadence, an  Untergang   &mdash; veering violently in its emotional response between nonchalance and terrible fear &mdash; is in some ways more disturbing than the resolutely futuristic or science fiction settings of the very talented Stefano Benni, who has been compared, not without reason, to Vonnegut (Tani 1986: 134&ndash;8), or the sub-human dystopia created by the Sienese poet Attilio Lolini in his only novel to date,  Morte sospesa (Suspended death   1987), in which a man stumbles through the aftermath of what   Loloni   describes as &bquo;an ordinary apocalypse&equo;, trying to confess to a horrible and long-forgotten crime of which no one will believe him guilty.    
In discussions of the recent Italian novel, however, most attention has been focused on its treatment not of the future, but of the past.
There has been in the 1980s in Italy, as elsewhere, a revival of historical narrative in which, however, the reader is not allowed to take the authenticity and authority of the historical <head>material</head> for granted.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40272" docsrc="bnc_B33_830">
<answer instance="material.40272" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Once the task to be taught has been selected we can begin the first step in the model, that of analysing the task into its component elements and plotting the knowledge and skills necessary for successful performance.
Not only does this provide us with the content to be taught, but it also lays the foundation on which final assessment can be based; however, before we can devise our objectives, two further collections of information are needed.
These are obtained by step two.
Here we check to ensure that the students have the knowledge and skills necessary to begin the piece of learning.
This may include knowledge of technical terms and procedures, background knowledge of relevant anatomy and physiology, knowledge of pathological conditions, related signs and symptoms and so forth.
This step should ensure that the difficulty level and the volume of <head>material</head> in any one session are right for the students.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40273" docsrc="bnc_CAD_3069">
<answer instance="material.40273" senseid="material%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The real treat of the evening, however, is their version of Bowie's &bquo;She Shook Me Cold&equo; where poppy nostalgia is transformed into something that sounds like the soundtrack for a Kenneth Anger movie.
Not quite beyond the threshold of pain experience I was hoping for&hellip; but damn close.        
DISNEYHOOD    
MOST EVOCATIVE name of the week if nothing else, wrapping together pre-adolescence, the most fashionable of neckwear  and   the great Goofy in three succinct syllables.
Better still, Disneyhood proffer a smart escape route from the Robey's desolate Quids in night.    
Out to prove that, hey, not everything from Watford is Second Division <head>material</head> , the quartet are at that warming &bquo;promising&equo; stage, trekking down the demo trail with sprightly aplomb and a cunning awareness of how to do The Right Thing, naturally.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40275" docsrc="bnc_A9W_462">
<answer instance="material.40275" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In such cases inquiries should be carried out and approaches made with sympathy and discretion.    
INNOCENT RELATIVES Newspapers should avoid identifying relatives of persons convicted or accused of crime unless the reference to them is directly relevant to the matter reported.    
INTERVIEWING CHILDREN Journalists should not interview a child in the absence, or without the consent, of a parent or other adult who is responsible for the child at the time.    
CHILDREN IN SEX CASES Save in exceptional circumstances where it is in the public interest to do so, newspapers should not, even where the law permits it, identify children as victims, witnesses or defendants involved in cases concerning sexual offences.    
RAPE VICTIMS Newspapers should not identify victims of rape, or publish <head>material</head> likely to contribute to such identification.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40276" docsrc="bnc_ARF_634">
<answer instance="material.40276" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Once again progress had been made by identifying a kind of messenger or transmitter substance.
Isaacs named the substance interferon, and for some years vigorous efforts were made to develop it into a practical therapeutic agent.
But it soon became evident that there were many kinds of interferon, all produced when cells were exposed to particular viruses but   varying in their exact nature according to the cells which produced them and the species of animal from which the cells originated.
As the interferons were specific for their species, it was essential to prepare interferon from  human   cells for the treatment of humans.
To multiply human cells in tissue culture on the scale necessary presented considerable difficulties, but enough <head>material</head> has been made for a variety of clinical trials against many different viral diseases and certain cancers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40279" docsrc="bnc_ADE_994">
<answer instance="material.40279" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Probably all of us who would like to help others make the same error.    
Some twenty years ago, as a very young and inexperienced social worker, I and some colleagues working in a social services team decided that we would run a bereavement group.
We made the plans and organized the publicity and on the appointed night some thirty-five people, mostly widows, turned up.
After the usual social exchanges we got down to business explaining the range of counselling that we could give and the various reasons why we thought it was important to &bquo;talk about it&equo;.
At the end of this there was a pause and gradually the widows spoke.
Clearly they had misunderstood, they said.
&bquo;When they had read the publicity <head>material</head> offering help for the recently bereaved they had read it as an opportunity to be out and meet people again.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40280" docsrc="bnc_B1G_1508">
<answer instance="material.40280" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Although the raster displays are very crude it is simple to answer spatial queries concerning the locations of people (for instance, particular age groups) within certain distances of toxic hazard sites.
We have data on some hazardous sites (e.g. those regulated by CIMAH) in the UK but a much more comprehensive approach should be adopted, especially if we are serious in the search for environmental associations with chronic diseases.    
The same is true for toxic releases.
In the USA the Environmental Protection Agency produces an Acute Hazards Events Database while the Department of Transportation has a database recording details of 25 000 releases of toxic <head>materials</head> ; such details include locational information, type and amount of material released, mode of release and resulting injuries or   deaths (Cutter and Solecki 1989).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40282" docsrc="bnc_B3C_2472">
<answer instance="material.40282" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
It is projected that the numbers involved in the industry will double over the next five years.
Most European countries predict shortages of software specialists.    
This course will meet the needs of the software industry for professionals whose educational background emphasizes technical aspects such as hardware, systems and communications.
It will prepare students for a career in a software engineering environment in industry or research.
A particular feature of the course is the option for students to take the extended course leading to an MEng with an emphasis on software project management and team leadership.      
Year 1    
The first year will provide the theoretical basis of the course, and will cover foundation <head>material</head> in hardware and software systems.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40283" docsrc="bnc_C9X_1017">
<answer instance="material.40283" senseid="material%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
All abilities are welcome and tuition is given in small groups by specialists Terence and Susan Moore.
You can work at your own pace and choose from a wide range of flowers from around the world.    
You will re-create a display during the morning, then make something of your choice &mdash; such as a basket arrangement, candle rings, swags or garlands &mdash; during the afternoon.
Use your own container for this if you wish &mdash; details of suitable ones will be sent with your booking form.
Of course you take your work away with you.      
FACT FILE    
 Location:   A barn workshop in Crawley Down near Gatwick.
 Dates:    .
 Number on each course:   Up to 15.
 Hours:   10 am to 5 pm.
 Cost:   The special price of &pound;55 includes about &pound;35 worth of <head>materials</head> to take away with you.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30027" docsrc="wsj_1473.mrg_23">
<answer instance="material.30027" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The characters confront a world in which it seems increasingly difficult to
find a ``middle way'' between the extremes of success and failure, wealth
and poverty.  In making Malcolm and Nora such wonderfully representative
specimens of their class and generation, Ms. Zeidner has somewhat neglected
the task of making them distinctively individual characters.  The humor of
the story owes much to the fact that no hearts (even the characters 'own)
are likely to bleed for the plight of health-food eaters.  But readers may
well feel the pangs of recognition.  In any case, the foundering middle
classes are n't the only ones in trouble -- or whose troubles provide
<head>material</head> for fiction.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30037" docsrc="cg61.cmb_238">
<answer instance="material.30037" senseid="material%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In the face of a clear judgment from archaeology, therefore, it became
impossible for a time for scholars to re-adopt the ``shore settled by''
theory.  In recent years, however, a wind of change seems to be blowing
through early English historical circles.  The great increase in the amount
of archaeological activity, and therefore information, in the years
immediately preceeding and following the Second World War has brought to
light data which has changed the complection of the Saxon Shore dispute.
Where there were none fifteen years ago, several scholars currently are
edging their way cautiously towards the acceptance of the ``shore occupied
by'' position.  We must, therefore, have a look at the new archaeological
<head>material</head> and re-examine the literary and place-name
evidence which bears upon the problem.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30044" docsrc="wsj_2398.mrg_33">
<answer instance="material.30044" senseid="raw_material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
By some accounts on Wall Street and in the industry, the inventory
reductions are near an end, which may presage firmer demand.  But doubters
say growing production capacity could keep pressure on prices into the
early 1990s.  In the latest quarter, at least, profit is expected to fall
sharply.  For Himont Inc., ``how far down it is, we do n't know,'' says
Leslie Ravitz at Salomon Brothers.  The projections are in the neighborhood
of 50 cents a share to 75 cents, compared with a restated $1.65 a share a
year earlier, when profit was $107.8 million on sales of $435.5 million.
Himont faces lower prices for its mainstay product, polypropylene, while it
goes forward with a heavy capital investment program to bolster its raw
<head>material</head> supply and develop new uses for polypropylene,
whose markets include the packaging and automobile industries.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30047" docsrc="cj03.cmb_60">
<answer instance="material.30047" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Figure 3 shows the data on a silicone fluid, labeled 12,500 cps which gave
a high positive normal pressure.  Although the tape was run for over 1 hr.,
a steady state was not reached, and it was concluded that the reason for
this was that the back pressure of the manometer was built up from the
material fed from between the blocks and this was available at a very slow
rate.  A system had to be used which did not depend upon the feeding of the
fluid into the manometer if measurements of the normal pressure were to be
made in a reasonable time.  A back pressure was then introduced, and the
rise or fall of the <head>material</head> in the manometer indicated
which was greater, the normal pressure in the block or the back pressure.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30055" docsrc="wsj_0999.mrg_18">
<answer instance="material.30055" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
In the U.S., radiation limits are set and monitored by the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission, which licenses reactors that process the topaz.  The
agency is working on licensing importers but does n't currently monitor
imports.  Topaz, a translucent mineral that is often whitish when taken
from the ground, can be turned blue by irradiation, which transforms it
into a gemstone that looks like an aquamarine.  ``The -LCB- stones -RCB-
that were irradiated in the U.S. are safe,'' says John Hickey, chief of the
NRC operations branch, Washington.  ``We believe that the vast majority of
imported <head>material</head> is safe.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30056" docsrc="wsj_1817.mrg_9">
<answer instance="material.30056" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Jupiter is so enormous -- its mass is 318 times that of Earth -- that its
gravity may have trapped these primordial gases and never let them escape.
Investigating Jupiter in detail may provide clues to what astronomer Tobias
Owen calls the ``cosmic paradox'' of life: Jupiter and other bodies in the
outer solar system are rich in elements such as hydrogen that are essential
for life on Earth, but these planets are lifeless; Earth, on the other hand,
has a diminished store of such material but is rich in life.  Some
scientists have suggested that comets and asteroids may have brought enough
of this kind of <head>material</head> from the outer solar system to
Earth to spawn life.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30059" docsrc="cj15.cmb_227">
<answer instance="material.30059" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The liver weighed 2,090 gm., was brown in color, and the cut surface was
mottled by irregular pale areas.  Microscopically, there was hyperemia of
the central veins, and there was some atrophy of adjacent parenchyma.  Some
liver cord cells contained vacuolated cytoplasm, while others had small
amounts of brown hemosiderin pigment.  The gallbladder contained about 40
cc. of green-brown bile and 3 smooth, dark-green calculi measuring up to 1
cm. in diameter.  The mucosa of the stomach was atrophic and irregularly
blackened over a 14 cm. area.  The small and large intestines were filled
with gas, and the jejunum was dilated to about 2 times its normal
circumference.  The small intestine and colon contained approximately 300
cc. of foul-smelling, sanguineous <head>material</head>, and the
mucosa throughout was hyperemic and mottled green-brown.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30061" docsrc="cj05.cmb_147">
<answer instance="material.30061" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The importance of the inorganic constituents in hard-surface cleaning has
been emphasized in a number of papers.  Physical chemistry of washing
Although there is no question but that the process of washing fabrics
involves a number of phenomena which are related together in an extremely
complicated way and that these phenomena and their interrelations are not
well understood at the present, this section attempts to present briefly an
up-to-date picture of the physical chemistry of washing either fabrics or
hard surfaces.  The purpose of washing is, obviously, to remove soils which
are arbitrarily classed in the four major categories given below: 1.  Dirt,
which is here defined as particulate <head>material</head> which is
usually inorganic and is very often extremely finely divided so as to
exhibit colloidal properties.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30063" docsrc="cj76.cmb_268">
<answer instance="material.30063" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The low cost and ease of fabrication of the dies for three-dimensional foam
cutting plus the wide variety of shapes, dimensions, and contours that can
be tailor-made to customer requirements has made the technique useful for
producing case liners, materials handling containers, packaging and
cushioning devices, and such novelties as soap dishes, toys, head rests,
arch supports, and gas pedal covers.  Molding Although slab stock appeared
first, it soon became apparent that for the production of cushions with
irregular shapes, crowned contours, or rounded edges, the cutting of slab
stock is a wasteful and uneconomical process.  Only by resorting to molding
techniques can the cushion manufacturer hope to compete satisfactorily in
the established cushion market.  The closed molding of flexible urethane
foams has been a problem ever since the introduction of the
<head>material</head> (molding in open molds was more feasible).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30065" docsrc="cj03.cmb_246">
<answer instance="material.30065" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
If A is the major axis of an ellipsoid and B and C are the other two axes,
the radius of curvature in the ab plane at the end of the axis A , and
the difference in pressure along the A and B axes is A .  There are no
data published in the literature on the shape of low viscosity drops to
confirm the above formulas.  However, there are photographs of suspended
drops of cyclohexanol phthalate (viscosity 155 poises) suspended in corn
syrup of 71 poises in a paper by Mason and Bartok.  This viscosity of the
<head>material</head> in the drops is, of course, not negligible.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30069" docsrc="wsj_0404.mrg_24">
<answer instance="material.30069" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Osamu Nagayama, deputy president of Chugai, which spends about 15 % of its
sales on research and development, was unable to pinpoint how much money
Chugai would pump into Gen-Probe.  ``We think Gen-Probe has technology
important to people's health,'' he said, adding: ``We think it is important
for us to have such technology.'' He and Mr. Bologna emphasized that both
companies would gain technological knowledge through the sale of Gen-Probe,
which will expand ``significantly'' as a result of the acquisition.  In 1988,
Chugai had net income of $60 million on revenue of $991 million.  GenProbe
had a net loss of $9.5 million on revenue of $5.8 million.  Recently,
Gen-Probe received a broad U.S. patent for a technology that helps detect,
identify and quantify non-viral organisms through the targeting of a form
of genetic <head>material</head> called ribosomal RNA.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30071" docsrc="wsj_1817.mrg_12">
<answer instance="material.30071" senseid="material%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Investigating Jupiter in detail may provide clues to what astronomer Tobias
Owen calls the ``cosmic paradox'' of life: Jupiter and other bodies in the
outer solar system are rich in elements such as hydrogen that are essential
for life on Earth, but these planets are lifeless; Earth, on the other hand,
has a diminished store of such material but is rich in life.  Some
scientists have suggested that comets and asteroids may have brought enough
of this kind of material from the outer solar system to Earth to spawn life.
Beginning in December 1995, Galileo will begin a two-year tour of the
Jovian moons.  In 1979, two Voyager spacecraft sent back stunning photos of
Jovian moons Io and Europa that showed them to be among the most intriguing
bodies in the solar system.  The photos showed active geysers on Io spewing
sulfurous <head>material</head> 190 miles into its atmosphere and
indicated that Europa may have an ocean hidden under a thick sheet of ice.
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="mouth.40003" docsrc="bnc_CLT_698">
<answer instance="mouth.40003" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The gap between your recommendations and the manufacturers' seems a large one.
Will I sacrifice water quality by reducing filtration?        
Bear in mind that the densely planted tank has only recently become popular.
Filter manufacturers' recommendations are still based on tanks with few or no plants.    
For the planted aquarium the total tank volume should be turned over a maximum of once every hour, and filtered gently, with no spraybars, aeration, or jetting effect.          
Old favourite &mdash; new name      
Q.    
I bought four Flag Cichlids,    Aequidens   curviceps  , though they look more like  A. dorsiger   in my Cichlid book.
They have a white band above the <head>mouth</head> , and small coloured circles in the dorsal fin.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40004" docsrc="bnc_CFV_1374">
<answer instance="mouth.40004" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40004" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Then perhaps you won't lose some of the best people to someone else.          
INTERCITY    
With our steward at your other shoulder, has England ever looked finer?
On your Pullman, you will get white china on white linen, silver service and the green grass of England.
Could there be a more splendid way to get the grey matter working?      
FIRST CLASS PULLMAN    
A building near Bruton Dovecote, Somerset, as seen from a Plymouth to Paddington train.        
P&amp;O    
WE'VE ALWAYS SAID EARLS COURT &amp; OLYMPIA ARE BRITAIN'S MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION HALLS.
WELL, WE'VE JUST PUT OUR MONEY&hellip;
WHERE OUR <head>MOUTH</head> IS&hellip;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40010" docsrc="bnc_BN3_107">
<answer instance="mouth.40010" senseid="mouth%1:17:01::"/>
<context>
But, after doing so, the surviving poor devils were discarded like a bunch of rags.
Their purpose has been served.
Now, in effect, if they ask something in return from the state, they are told politely to &bquo;piss off&equo;.
The ordinary chap is expendable.    
I suppose that, comparatively speaking, we Caplans had little to complain of.
For we lived at 77 South Portland Street, top flat, right, all the time from the age of 18 months until one year before the Second World War (1938) when I was a 23 year-old vigorous young man, ready for anything.
That street was wide, long (leading up to the famous suspension foot-bridge) and ideal for the playing of games such as football and rounders, and the chasing of girls into the <head>mouths</head> of   tenements (called &bquo;closes&equo;) wherein we played at Mammies and Daddies.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40011" docsrc="bnc_A6J_992">
<answer instance="mouth.40011" senseid="mouth%1:17:01::"/>
<context>
Suddenly, lost in misery, she could not even remember why.    
Lying on the bed, naked and waiting, Maggie lost her nerve.
She knew that she could not do it alone.
But surely she owed her beloved that honour at least, the honour of single combat, which is a dragon's privilege.    
You do not go out after a dragon with hounds and huntsmen; nor with gangs of labourers to dig pits and set fires and lay traps.
No, you polish your armour till it gleams, you sharpen your lance and you mount your white charger, you raise your banner, you bid farewell to the grieving city, where the crowd stands in terror and hope at your preparations and your parting.
Then you ride out alone, across the springing grass all beset with tiny jewel-like flowers; you ride up the rushy mountains and down the rushy glens and come to the <head>mouth</head> of the dragon's cave.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40014" docsrc="bnc_CEX_1666">
<answer instance="mouth.40014" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I protested, but only weakly; I was hysterical, and, I suppose, rather excited too: even when he had me down on the floor, jammed in an uncomfortable position with my head stuck between the pedestal of the wash basin and a slimy floor cloth someone   had left lying against the wall, I could still do nothing but laugh.    
From the bathroom door, Tom let out a wail.
&bquo;Daddy's hurting Mummy,&equo; he shouted, and we heard his descending sobs as he ran down the stairs to Nonni.
Richard stood up at once, pulled his clothes straight, and held out his hand to me.    
I was still laughing.
Perhaps it was that, or frustration, or, more probable still, a queer kind of prudery &mdash; he would rather his mother thought him a brute than realize what we had been up to &mdash; that made him hit me.
He struck me hard across the <head>mouth</head> so that my head cracked back against the bathroom wall.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40015" docsrc="bnc_A5Y_1327">
<answer instance="mouth.40015" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40015" senseid="mouth%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
Police duties in Easton are similar to those in non-divided societies, and the manner in which these tasks are viewed and accomplished parallels that elsewhere.
The routineness of police work in Easton is thus reinforced by the interpretative processes and practical reasoning that Easton's police share with policemen and women in other societies when doing routine police work.    
However, these claims suggest a third way in which policing in Easton is ordinary.
It is clear from the nature of police work in the district that the relations the police have with the public in this largely Protestant area parallel those that police forces have in societies where religion is not a social marker.
There are the honest and decent people of Easton, and then the &bquo;gougers&equo;, &bquo;<head>mouths</head> &equo;, and other trouble-makers, with whom the police have as problematic a relationship as do all police forces with miscreants.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40019" docsrc="bnc_A5Y_1061">
<answer instance="mouth.40019" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40019" senseid="mouth%1:18:01::"/>
<context>
I remember once a sergeant explaining to a constable.
The sergeant had just told a group of kids to fuck away off.
We went to another call and like these were upper class and this young constable got out and told them to fuck away off.
I seen the sergeant rolling his eyes.
Like there was a gap, if you see what I mean.
One group was working class and one was upper class.
You get a bit more respect from those.
(FN 25/6/87, p. 23)        
It is in the initial anticipation that the middle class will show respect that the bias lies, for where this deference is lacking, even from someone who appears middle class, a variant of the gouger typification comes into force.
A subcategory of gougers are &bquo;<head>mouths</head> &equo;: young people who &bquo;give lip&equo;, primarily as a result of drink.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40023" docsrc="bnc_A61_1758">
<answer instance="mouth.40023" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
After the mortaring had ceased I decided to get back to Brigade H.Q, probably it would be much quieter there.
As I climbed out of the trench I glanced to right and left; other Commandos were now scrambling out of their trenches.
All was silent except for the automatic fire fairly close at hand, somewhere down by the crossroads.
I exchanged a greeting with a Frenchman of No. 4 Commando as he walked towards me.
Suddenly there was the unmistakable swish of a mortar bomb, then the explosion a few yards away.
I stood frozen to the spot unable to do anything; I could see soldiers diving for cover; the Frenchman who was coming towards me with a smile on his bearded face was now lying on the ground.
It must have been all over in a few seconds.
They were now tending to the Frenchman as he lay on the ground.
His face was the usual grey colour, his <head>mouth</head> was open and his eyes were staring upwards.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40027" docsrc="bnc_CH0_2223">
<answer instance="mouth.40027" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Toss you for it.&equo;    
Magda dropped a one-armed bandit token on the bar.
Kenne guessed lemon, and won the first pull.    
Click.    
He sighed with relief, and passed the gun over.
Then, he took a shot of whisky.
Magda refilled his glass.
It vanished down his throat, by-passed his stomach and stood out on his forehead as droplets of 90% proof sweat.    
&bquo;The good stuff, huh?&equo;    
&bquo;Fella deserves Shochaiku if it's gonna be his last drink.&equo;    
Jessamyn slipped the barrel into her <head>mouth</head> , and sucked it like a lollipop, fluttering her eyelashes at Kenne.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40028" docsrc="bnc_CRM_5688">
<answer instance="mouth.40028" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
The eyes were placed laterally and the mouth surrounded by tiny rod-shaped plates.
In cephalaspids  (Cephalaspis   illustrated) the eyes were placed dorsally with a single nasohypophysial opening and the flattened head shield was fenestrated by enlarged sensory fields connected to the inner ear.
They were enhanced parts of the lateral line system and probably used to detect water vibrations.
Cephalaspids had pectoral fins.    
e,    
Galeaspids (Galeaspida) were very unusual agnathans, also with solid head shields, and restricted to eastern Asia.
Like cephalaspids, the galeaspid head shield was flattened and in some species may have an unusual shape (  Sanchaspis   illustrated here).
The eyes were placed more laterally and there was a large median opening leading to the nasal sacs and the <head>mouth</head> ,    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40030" docsrc="bnc_B0P_1086">
<answer instance="mouth.40030" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40030" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
A lot of the misconceptions stem from the days when catgut and braided nylon was the stuff you tied your hook to; when nylon monofilament was something new and therefore not to be trusted.
These days line is, in some cases, less than half the diameter than it was for a given breaking strain.    
Since there are more carp and more carp fisheries around today, and so many anglers fishing for carp, it is inevitable that the number caught is higher than it has ever been.
The thing to remember is this: modern tackle, fancy baits and productive waters do not make a carp angler.
A successful carp angler still has to know his fish.
You cannot attack an &bquo;enemy&equo; unless you know where in his environment you can find him at any given time, and the best techniques, properly applied, are needed to bring about his downfall.    
Carp are basically bottom feelers.
The very nature of their <head>mouths</head> says so.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40032" docsrc="bnc_CJA_2858">
<answer instance="mouth.40032" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Oh dear, Tal,&equo; said Marco, &bquo;the Twins have got impatient.&equo;    
Tal gave a most unparrotlike crow and flew up to perch on the top of a monitor.    
&bquo;Great,&equo; said Tabitha.
&bquo;Brilliant.
Start a fight.
Good plan.&equo;    
The human bowling ball, if human he was, stood up and shook himself.
Three clutching Perks fell off.      
Impressed despite herself, Tabitha watched him closely.
He was tall and skinny, with a high bald forehead and a mantle of long hair halfway down his back.
His eyes were deep set, his nose thin and perpendicular, his <head>mouth</head> narrow and open.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40035" docsrc="bnc_CKB_1756">
<answer instance="mouth.40035" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Anyway, in those days Peter was all teeth and nose.&equo;    
&bquo;But he's improved a bit since then?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes.
Nowadays he's gaunt and interesting.&equo;    
&bquo;Instead of fat and boring like me?&equo;    
&bquo;Would I be here if you were boring?
I can live with fat.
Peter's got one of those lined foreheads a woman longs to soothe.
He made me slightly tiddly on champagne so perhaps he  was   trying to seduce me.
Do you think so?&equo;    
David said nothing because his <head>mouth</head> was fully occupied by the last of Ginny's breakfast.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40036" docsrc="bnc_CL7_461">
<answer instance="mouth.40036" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40036" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
As we're roping up, who should arrive to tie on but the lad who'd joined me the previous day.
He must have thought I went there to take fold up routes!
The way ahead, although short, was steep, with no opportunity for a rest.
I set off, unsure of the brittle formations.
No need to swing the axe here, just slot the picks onto the cracks between the welded icicles.
An ice-screw at 5m then go for the top, taking care not to knock out any ice onto those waiting below.
There's no escape, either for them or for me.     
Early morning sun on the approach to Lliwedd    
At 15m I nearly come undone.
I need a placement and as i swing the axe the other tool pulls, only to jam again about 30 centimetres   lower.
Heart in <head>mouth</head> I continue more cautiously to a sound belay in the upper gully.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40038" docsrc="bnc_B20_1728">
<answer instance="mouth.40038" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
He fell and grovelled in agony as the driver lashed him repeatedly about the head and body.
Meanwhile, unless his senses were awry from fear and pain, a newcomer had arrived on the scene.
From behind he could hear horses whinneying, brakes applied, a crash and splintering wood.    
His assailant brought a boot down on his hand, and the sword twisted from his grasp.
One or two fingers must have gone.
Through the haze of anguish and despair he could see Fedorov dragging the woman, dead or senseless, over to the canalside to heave her in.      
At that moment a slim figure flung itself out of the shadows to tumble Lefevre's giant adversary from his feet.
As the coachman rose, a lightning kick thumped into his genitals.
The man doubled over and screamed.
Instantly the newcomer smashed an elbow into his <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40039" docsrc="bnc_C85_2866">
<answer instance="mouth.40039" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Crouching down in order to finish dressing his back afresh, she was surprised to feel a lump come into her throat and saw him through sudden tears, making her confused and uneasy.
What should have been a great event was diminished.    
The uneasiness grew as days and weeks passed.
Midnight's suppurating wounds gradually cleaned, but the intense sickness   only slowly subsided, giving way to a low fever that sapped his strength and depressed his mind.
As if that wasn't enough, the kitchen was full of gossip about Captain Meredith being so enraged by the loss of his nigger, he was like a man demented.    
&bquo;  Demented   I tellee,&equo; Sally Dade said, revelling in this juicy bit of news that brought her so much attention.
&bquo;It's as true as I stand here&hellip; had it from Mary Daniels as works at the Galleon.
He was near foaming at the <head>mouth</head> she said.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40041" docsrc="bnc_C8S_2408">
<answer instance="mouth.40041" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
He liked that contempt, that resentment; the first time he saw it in the boy's face he knew it reminded him of something, but it was weeks before it came to him what it was.
Then, suddenly, he remembered.
The night in the war; the night his father died; the night at that bitch Simonescu's, with Carlotta.
She had looked just the way the boy did, and Jean-Paul liked it because it made him feel&hellip;
What did it make him feel?
His mind drifted away on the tides of the  kif  , and then floated back.
It made him feel powerful, that was it, because he paid, he bought and, even if they hated him, they sold.
That felt good; simple and good.
It made him feel big.    
He felt his cock strain and press to the back of the boy's throat.
He almost gagged, and Jean-Paul's hand tightened around the nape of his neck, pulling him down, so the whole of his cock was in the boy's <head>mouth</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40042" docsrc="bnc_AC4_1933">
<answer instance="mouth.40042" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Day Nine &mdash; Monday 15th August      
4.00 p.m.    
&bquo;You'd better hurry up with those exercises.&equo;
The Woman looked at her watch.
&bquo;Doyle said there'd be a meal at four.&equo;    
Tug swung his arms like windmills.
&bquo;Great.
What is it?
Jelly and chips?
Porridge pic?&equo;    
The Woman's <head>mouth</head> twitched.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40046" docsrc="bnc_BN3_1240">
<answer instance="mouth.40046" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Completely out of character at times, he was known to throw a verbal dart, in the shape of a pungent remark, and shatter one's ego.
It happened with me, when at the age of 18, I took up pen and paper to make a reply to the readers' letters column of the  Glasgow Evening Times  , in answer to a man who supported the rise of Nazism in Germany.
That &bquo;gentleman&equo; admitted to being a member of   Mosley's   British Union of Fascists.
At the time, I was a member of the Young Communist League (until I recovered my sanity).
My letter was published in full, and I was pleased with myself, for two good reasons: my first literary effort had been accepted; and I had had a good swipe at   the evils of fascism, judging by the stream of supporting letters which followed.
On asking Louis if he had seen my letter he withdrew his pipe from his <head>mouth</head> , his eyes narrowed, and he replied:    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40047" docsrc="bnc_BP8_1532">
<answer instance="mouth.40047" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
My own tears, hot noisy gulping that burns and blotches, that   neither you nor any of the women in the group is going to offer to staunch, tears of anger for myself and all of us, anger with the women in the group for making me face up to what I'm doing to you, for making me want to take out those dusty bundles of old stories from where they've lain for my lifetime tied up with pink ribbon and reread them and throw them away.    
Traitor goddess.
Whore madonna.
Bitch sister.
Someone I've dreamed of and whom I'm going to work with.
Whose equal vulnerability once frightened me, whose equal violence gladdens me.
You've arrived wearing a black suit with padded shoulders and a whole garden pinned to your lapel.
We discuss the abortion struggle for a long time.
We speak with effort and with care, trusting each other equally to climb alone across the clumsy stepping-stones of words, no longer corpses in the church and <head>mouths</head> of men.            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40050" docsrc="bnc_A6N_798">
<answer instance="mouth.40050" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Below the lane was the small lake ringed with reeds.    
&bquo;Are there fish in the lake?&equo;    
&bquo;There used to be plenty &mdash; small perch, and pike, and eel &mdash; but they never seemed to grow to any size.&equo;    
When they went through the first gate at the bottom of the hill they were out of people's eyes for the first time since they had met.
There were just the whitehorn and brier of the hedges, the green ridge of the lane inside the wheel tracks, the wild strawberries starting to darken on the banks.    
&bquo;Was I all right in the house?&equo; he asked.    
&bquo;You were perfect.
You could not have been better.
It was lovely that you came,&equo; and she took his hand and raised her <head>mouth</head> eagerly to his as he bent to kiss her for the first time.    
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40053" docsrc="bnc_AS1_411">
<answer instance="mouth.40053" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40053" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
AUCTIONS    
Auctions are quite a different matter.
If a house is bought this way  all   the surveys and investigations should be carried out  first  , and you must be ready to sign and exchange contracts on the day of the auction after paying over the 10 per cent deposit.
Unless your own house has been sold, or there is sufficient spare cash to buy a second, do not purchase by this method.
If you do, bidding can be very exhilarating, and on no account should you bid more than your pre-determined limit.
Because it is very tempting to do so, it is often best to ask an estate agent or your solicitor to bid for you.    
House-buying is rather like drinking wine.
It can be heady stuff, it can be a pleasant experience, or it can leave a nasty taste in the <head>mouth</head> and cost a great deal.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40056" docsrc="bnc_BP9_2261">
<answer instance="mouth.40056" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;And I can imagine,&equo; I said, seeing resignation more than indignation now in her face, &bquo;that Bambi Lorrimore took no notice, that Mercer hurried to help you up and apologize, and Mrs Young enquired if you were hurt.&equo;    
She looked at me in amazement.
&bquo;You were there!&equo;    
&bquo;No.
It just figures.&equo;    
&bquo;Well&hellip; that's exactly what happened.
A waiter came to deal with the mess, and while he was kneeling there Sheridan said loudly that the waiter was sneering at him and he would get him fired.&equo;
She paused.
&bquo;And I suppose you can tell me again what happened next?&equo;    
She was teasing, but I answered, &bquo;I'd guess Mercer assured the waiter he wouldn't be fired and took him aside and gave him twenty dollars.&equo;    
Her <head>mouth</head> opened.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40058" docsrc="bnc_CAC_737">
<answer instance="mouth.40058" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Similarly,   in Greek legend, dragons stood watch over the Golden Fleece and the Golden Apples of the HESPERIDES.    
Other cultures claimed that planting dragon's teeth would cause a fierce army to burst forth from the soil, or that dragons were the form assumed by the cursed dead.
To early Christians dragons symbolised paganism and sin, witness  Psalms   xci:13, where saints are said to &bquo;trample the dragon under their feet&equo;.
The many allegorical stories about saints vanquishing dragons and freeing captive virgins, such as St George, arose at this time, and dragons were hunted mercilessly.
In particular, the English dragons, known as Worms, were a menace to the countryside for they attacked stock and laid waste to villages by poisoning the water supply.
They could only be killed with a spear through one small spot on their back, or in their <head>mouth</head> , that was not protected by scales.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40060" docsrc="bnc_APC_1226">
<answer instance="mouth.40060" senseid="mouth%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;But is one of the main problems,&equo; I asked, &bquo;not that there is intense pressure on land in Peru and that, to the campesinos from the Andes, the rainforest offers some kind of an alternative?&equo;    
&bquo;Sure,&equo; he said, &bquo;I think to preserve the rainforest it would be better to begin in the Andes.
If nothing is done there, the government's saying in effect, &bquo;Here's a machete and a matchbox;, get on with it.&equo;
You know, only four per cent of the Andes can be used for intensive agriculture anyway, so the people abandon them to cut rainforest and plant rice.
Yet these areas supported far larger populations in Inca times.
It is that people are forgetting or   just not using Andean technology, so they are exhausting the soil.
We need to go back to the old ways: I mean, think of it, it was in the Andes that corn was improved, that the potato was developed.
Fourteen million people lived here in Inca times.
Fourteen million <head>mouths</head> were fed.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40062" docsrc="bnc_BM1_916">
<answer instance="mouth.40062" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
But the differences are very small indeed, and most doctors feel that the effects of the contraceptive Pill on the immune system are insignificant.    
However, there  does   seem to be a relationship between the level of the female sex hormones, oestrogen and progesterone, and the ease with which  Candida   infects the body.
But this is not a general suppression of the immune system, more a specific interaction between the sex hormones and  Candida  .
This may explain why candidiasis is so much more common in women generally, as well as showing how the Pill might influence candidiasis.    
Anything that depresses the activity of the immune system can lead to  Candida   overgrowth.
Long-term use of corticosteroids for diseases such as asthma or rheumatoid arthritis can make people more susceptible, and  Candida   infections in the <head>mouth</head> and throat are a feature of AIDS.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40066" docsrc="bnc_CN3_67">
<answer instance="mouth.40066" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The bell tower came into view, a square slim block of stone separated from the church by a dozen yards.
He found his anxiety growing.    
He had realized in January how very fond of Sandy he was, that he'd reached the stage where he might well ask her to marry him.
She was so very different from his first wife, foully murdered during the old Cold War years in Estonia on the Baltic.
He increased speed, impatient to reach his destination.
The ton and a half of car rocked, driving over the ice-hardened ruts carved out by farm tractors in kinder weather.    
He glanced automatically in his rear-view mirror, catching a glimpse of himself.
In his forties, his hair was fair, he was dean-shaven and with a strong face.
Normally his expression was droll, with a hint of humour about the <head>mouth</head> and eyes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40068" docsrc="bnc_AMU_1960">
<answer instance="mouth.40068" senseid="mouth%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40068" senseid="mouth%1:17:01::"/>
<context>
A landfall had probably blocked off the river centuries back, forcing it into a fresh path.
Now the water ran strongly only when the river overflowed its new bed.
With its loss of flow, the river's old mouth had silted up, thus forming the lagoon and swamp.
Here, where it cut the highway, the steep bank of the river would give them protection from the full force of the hurricane.
Trent was unable to read from the map for what distance the banks remained steep but if a fall had blocked off the riverbed then the banks had to be steep right up to where the new river cut away from it.
He checked his watch: twelve noon&hellip;    
Angled away from the path of the hurricane, the concrete tube had become a giant organ pipe across the <head>mouth</head> of which the hurricane moaned and howled as if driven into enraged dementia by their evasion of its savagery.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40071" docsrc="bnc_CGT_1249">
<answer instance="mouth.40071" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
If the child normally manages only half a fish finger and a teaspoon of potato for lunch then this is all that should be placed on the plate so that the child can be encouraged to clear the plate.
Very small increases in quantity can then be introduced over successive days as long as the child is continuing to clear the plate.
Progress is often slow and the child should not feel forced or confronted to eat large quantities.
As soon as children start to feel upset about food their appetite disappears and the process of eating becomes much more difficult.
Rewards linked to clearing the plate can also help so that the child learns to accept the rule of eating what is on the plate.
Parents may need help and training in reacting positively when their child is eating.
Initially parents need to learn to smile and look or touch their child when food is being placed in the child's <head>mouth</head> and also for chewing and swallowing (McGuinn Koepke and Thyer 1985).    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40072" docsrc="bnc_AN7_1375">
<answer instance="mouth.40072" senseid="mouth%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
The cow was bloated and a swarm of flies were already buzzing round it.
Both animals, with many others, had come from the higher parts of the rivers.    
The small Achray Hotel had vanished; all that remained was a foot of   brickwork where its base had been.
It reminded Maggie of a tooth broken off just above the gum.    
The Pixie Tearooms were still intact.
But she was wrong.
The front and one side remained, the rear and other side had been swept away along with half the roof.    
The North Hey itself was still well over its banks, and flowing like an express train.
When Maggie glanced out to the mouth of the river she was amazed.
The <head>mouth</head> of the river seemed ten times its normal width, while about half a mile out to sea hundreds of trees stood upright, supported by their enormous roots, just as they had been carried down in the flood.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40076" docsrc="bnc_A77_998">
<answer instance="mouth.40076" senseid="mouth%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
It consists of a boat-like main hull and two outrigger pontoons, or sideswimmers, which are lifted hydraulically to rest on top for road travel and which are extended and lowered to the sides for stability on the water.
These vehicles, or &bquo;rigs&equo; as they are normally called, were just some of those in use with 28 Amphibious Engineer Regiment on that stifling June afternoon, and the troop was nearing the end of a three-week Commanding Officer's Exercise.    
Whilst the signaller busied himself with decoding the latest message from on high, the Troop Commander's mind raced back over a fairly hectic three weeks, Which had taken the troop from Hameln (of Pied Piper fame), the regiment's home base on the River Weser, eastwards to the River Leine and north the River Aller, before swinging north-west to the <head>mouth</head> of the Weser in the Bremerhaven area.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40077" docsrc="bnc_AC3_543">
<answer instance="mouth.40077" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
He'd thought her a little too old for his own purposes, but always assumed she was there for the taking.
He comforted himself by assuming that she was just a mother-figure to the young man and there couldn't possibly be any sex in it.    
Nigel knew that he would be the choice of any thinking woman, in spite of Jo's remarks.
He hadn't aged much in the last twenty years.
The mirror told him he still had his youthful figure, and the grey was all covered now.
His supple skin had no lines to speak of; he preserved it with various expensive creams and face masks.
He would flirt with the girls who sold them to him and pretend they were a present for his mother.
Although he believed thoroughly in the ability of these products to fill out the tiny character lines around the eyes and <head>mouth</head> , and to smooth his neck, he did not want to admit he was buying them for himself.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40079" docsrc="bnc_AN7_1245">
<answer instance="mouth.40079" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40079" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
He tried, and couldn't open it either.
&bquo;That's odd,&equo; he frowned, and tried again.
This time he failed as well.    
&bquo;There's another door this way, we'll try that,&equo; said Bryce.    
They were moving away from the fire door when there was a loud report, like a large cannon going off.
Seconds later they were engulfed in a seething torrent of water that appeared as though by magic.    
The water rose incredibly quickly till it was touching the ceiling.    
Maggie found herself submerged, and completely disorientated.
She swam in what she hoped was the direction of the stairs, only to come up against a wall.
She pulled herself along it thinking she might reach the stairs.
She jerked in surprise, bubbles streaming from her <head>mouth</head> , when a hand clamped onto her shoulder.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40080" docsrc="bnc_CDA_1188">
<answer instance="mouth.40080" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Three hundred roubles, it is all that I can spare.&equo;    
&bquo;That will be excellent,&equo; Ybreska murmured, hardly able to suppress his excitement.
He had not expected that much for such a simple task.
He heard the faint rustle of paper, then Kirov grasped his wrist and pressed a bundle of folded money into his palm.    
&bquo;Go now, Alexai Ybreska.
Do not attempt to contact me.
If there is another errand you can run, I shall get in touch with you again.&equo;    
&bquo;Of course.&equo;
Ybreska pocketed the money and began to move away.
He looked back, briefly, but Kirov had already melted away into the darkness.    
Kirov gathered phlegm in his <head>mouth</head> as he strode away, spitting it onto the ground as a gesture of the disgust he felt.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40082" docsrc="bnc_AJ6_116">
<answer instance="mouth.40082" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
By Paul Stokes    
A JILTED Iranian hired his &bquo;minder&equo; to disfigure his former English wife in an attempt to stop her remarrying, Exeter Crown Court was told yesterday.    
Bahram Heidari, owner of a takeaway food shop, allegedly got Andrew Bourne to make an acid attack on Mrs Michelle Bowers.    
Mr Francis Gilbert, prosecuting, said Bourne struck as Mrs Bowers was getting into her car at Seaton, Devon.    
He claimed Bourne, 26, threw caustic soda liquid into her face causing temporary blindness and serious burns.    
Mrs Bowers, 30, who still bears some scars from the attack last March, told the court: &bquo;It felt like my face was physically moving all over the place and burning.&equo;    
The liquid &bquo;was in my nose and <head>mouth</head> and ears and eyes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40083" docsrc="bnc_CAJ_548">
<answer instance="mouth.40083" senseid="mouth%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
For each photograph, they worked out a complicated formula to get their own cameras and tripods in exactly the same positions as the ones adopted by their predecessor a century earlier.
I used to stare by the hour at the old and the new vistas side by side.
Sometimes the photographs seemed exactly the same, or so it appeared until, somewhere in the frame, I would realise that a rock had rolled a few feet or yards, a tree was missing, a scarp subtly altered, and one had the sense of some immensely leisured, tranquil calibration of infinity.    
No stone rolled down the cliff that morning, and I left Euclid still snoozing on the old redwood step at about 10.50am and headed off over the bridge to Lighthouse Road, which runs along for two or three miles south of the river, through to the <head>mouth</head> of the Mattole and the northern tip of the King range.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40085" docsrc="bnc_AC4_2619">
<answer instance="mouth.40085" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
It wasn't what I really wanted.&equo;    
Doyle's eyes slid towards her contemptuously.
&bquo;Of course it wasn't.
Only a sentimental, middle-class idiot would have thought of it.
Sunset!&equo;    
&bquo;What about you?&equo;
Tug said.
He did not really understand the conversation, but he knew that the Woman was being attacked.
Turning the attack back on Doyle was a way of defending her &mdash; and of putting off the moment when he had to answer the question himself.
&bquo;What would  you   do?&equo;    
Doyle's <head>mouth</head> curved upwards as though he were smiling, but with no humour.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40086" docsrc="bnc_BN1_814">
<answer instance="mouth.40086" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
I don't like being called sir, and the way he said it made my flesh grue.
It was the way a policeman talks when he has his notebook out and is asking questions.
Maybe this big black-haired man was a policeman?
Or a detective off duty?
I didn't like him, resemblance or no resemblance to Uncle Bill.    
And here was Captain jumping out of the back of the car, showing his shark's teeth in a welcoming snarl.
It was the first airedale I'd seen for years, maybe the first since the two that shadowed my childhood.
and airedales were no different now from what they were then.
This one leapt on me at the exact moment that Junior unloosened his arms and thrust himself into his father's crying: &bquo;Daddy, Daddy, I like this nice man.
He's my new granddaddy, but I like my Daddy best.&equo;    
The airedale grasped my right arm in his <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40088" docsrc="bnc_AC6_489">
<answer instance="mouth.40088" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
As we sat there in that noisy, smoke-filled place I was deeply conscious of his physical presence, so close and so disturbingly animal, almost electric in its restrained, pulsing sexuality.
I tried to keep my eyes off his muscular thighs in their tight blue jeans, but as we bent over the caf&eacute; table it was easy to cast occasional surreptitious glances at his powerfully outlined sexual equipment under the much-rubbed fly, which seemed to be almost bursting at the seams.
I was conscious, too, of his fine, tanned hand holding the pencil, and of the occasional play of warm breath from his <head>mouth</head> , wholesome as home-baked bread, though he was a heavy smoker &mdash; much heavier than I. ft was I who introduced him to the Bisontes brand, a Spanish version of Lucky Strike, with a similar &bquo;toasted&equo; flavour.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40089" docsrc="bnc_CDG_1287">
<answer instance="mouth.40089" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The court however issued an order banning Caan from going near her home or &bquo;harassing, molesting or disturbing&equo; her in any way.    
Another top star of the seventies, David Soul, beat up his wife.
He was then a major TV heart throb as one half of the super-cop duo in  Starsky and Hutch  .
But following the close of the series, Soul, like his police partner Paul Michael Glaser, found it difficult to break away from his TV cop image.
He found solace in a bottle and unleashed a terrifying temper on his wife Patti.    
For two years after they married, she put up with his violent temper which once led him to throw her across the lawn and punch her, breaking bones in her hand and finger.
In October 1982 she finally called the police after he slapped her across the <head>mouth</head> , cutting her lip.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40093" docsrc="bnc_BMS_2651">
<answer instance="mouth.40093" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
She was very pleased to hear me.
My dad's friend's had a heart attack so he thinks he's going to have one too.
Brian came home because Daddy couldn't stand the thought of him hanging off a cliff.
Brian's my little brother, did I tell you?
Have you got any, or sisters?
They wanted him home so they could feel safe.
They want me home so they can feel safe.
They don't want any anxiety.
No stress for Mr Marquis, please.
Be a good girl.&equo;    
I put half my doughnut in my <head>mouth</head> in one gulp, mulched it and swallowed it down.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40094" docsrc="bnc_CR6_2583">
<answer instance="mouth.40094" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Outwardly, she looked her old formidable self.
Inside, she was gloating.
She was actually enjoying herself!
She had not had so much fun for a long time, since before she buried Anthony.    
She made a pot of tea.
Putting a cup in front of Roy, she said, &bquo;I came here this morning because I knew that something wasn't right.
I sensed it at the funeral.
The child looked like the orphan of the storm, and Janine looked terrible.
I admit that I'm as much to blame, I should have come to visit her, but I understood her mother was never off the doorstep, so I left her to it.
When I came here this morning she was pulling the child's hair out of her head.&equo;    
She watched Roy's <head>mouth</head> harden.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40099" docsrc="bnc_BN3_381">
<answer instance="mouth.40099" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I tell you vat I vill do.
I vill give you a game of dominoes, and if  you   vin&hellip; vell, den I buy you a drink.
If  I   vin, den you vill go to hell avay from here, yes?&equo;    
A long silence prevailed.
The atmosphere was electric.
Men fidgeted nervously at the tables.
At any moment hell would break loose, and poor Morris (my Dad) would be battered at the first onslaught.
Verily, the scene was reminiscent of a Hollywood drama.
Then came the anti-climax.
Paddy (or was he Mick?
He was no Johnny) glowered with disbelief, his open <head>mouth</head> making him look even more stupid, and was heard to say:    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40100" docsrc="bnc_BPG_848">
<answer instance="mouth.40100" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Think of all the opportunities that are available each day to walk, instead of taking the easy option by using cars, buses, taxis and trains.
The miles all add up.    
DAY 18 &mdash; Walk aerobically for 45 minutes.
In your aerobic walking record we mentioned that you should make a note of conditions about the route.
This is important because walking uphill requires more energy than walking along a level surface.
Uphill walking is a great calorie burner (up to 600 calories   an hour); even rough road surfaces help to burn off more calories.
Try small hills first.    
DAY 19 &mdash; Rest day.    
DAY 20 &mdash; Walk aerobically for 45 minutes.
Try energy breathing as you walk: breathe in through the nostrils counting 1 to 8 then out through the <head>mouth</head> counting 1 to 8.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40105" docsrc="bnc_BNC_477">
<answer instance="mouth.40105" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Perhaps for stealth, though (so hard to hide his soaring neck) more likely for speed.
Or, simply, it may have been that his feet were bad.    
At times Rubberneck wept, shed, and for no apparent reason, bucketing tears in dreadful fits of sadness.    
That the children liked him he knew for, even if they did mock, gesture rudely and scream and call, they did so with a laugh.
Gathered, all of them, boys and girls aged eight to twelve, at the play-yard railings when he came near.
But then a teacher would come and ruin it all, scattering them and chasing him.    
Such times, sometimes, Rubberneck would run with his fists   clenched tight and his <head>mouth</head> snarled to bare his teeth; yellow fangs, side incisors, and it was lucky for the teachers that they did not catch him.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40106" docsrc="bnc_BN1_367">
<answer instance="mouth.40106" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
She had never known any woman who had survived to the age of thirty unmarried without developing a severe case of flower-patterned blouses and low-heeled blue-grey shoes.    
She looked at Sarah's face.
Sarah didn't seem to mind.
Sarah's skin might be thirty (except that Catriona had never tried to judge the age of anyone's skin before).
But it made no difference.
Sarah's face was young.    
It was not until a long time afterwards that Catriona thought she understood the reason Sarah seemed young, which was simple: she looked directly at everyone and let them look back at her.
She even let the school-leavers who washed the dishes and cleared the tables look straight into her eyes.
Most older people never invited such a thing; most younger people never dared to do it.    
That day, however, Catriona thought it was Sarah's eyes and her <head>mouth</head> which were young.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40109" docsrc="bnc_AC2_768">
<answer instance="mouth.40109" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
As they entered his room, she reversed against the door, closing it with her bottom.
Draping her arms over his shoulders, she cradled his head in the palms of her hands, pulling him toward her to close a hungry, wet open mouth on his.    
Restlessly exploring with an eager tongue, she eased his   jacket from his shoulders.
It fell noiselessly to the thick carpeted floor.
He tugged at the zip on the back of her dress while she unbuttoned his shirt and removed his tie.    
She let the dress fall, pushing him away gently to slip out of tiny white satin briefs.
She was naked as she drew him towards her.    
Her hands slid under his shirt, unbuckling, unzipping, thrusting on downwards.
She kissed him again on the lips before <head>mouth</head> followed the path her hands were taking.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40111" docsrc="bnc_CK6_2404">
<answer instance="mouth.40111" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40111" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
He draws his &bquo;impression&equo; of the entire music business on a Nobo board based 50 yards away from where we're sitting, and then tries to explain his theories behind the Rolf Harris-style scribblings.
Which doesn't make anything clear.    
Brian May has spent five years making his debut solo album.
Hey, what's  that   all about?    
Don't ask any of the &bquo;Artist Encounter&equo; panellists.
After we witness the &bquo;World Premiere&equo; of a new   charidy   single for &bquo;Victims Of War&equo;, which is &mdash; good intentions aside &mdash; probably one of the most hideous experiences we've had in our lives, a motley crew of indie stars shambles on to the platform.    
With exquisite logic, Sonic Boom is on the panel, a man who couldn't stop talking, I'm sure, if he could be bothered to open his <head>mouth</head> in the first place.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40114" docsrc="bnc_AMM_1144">
<answer instance="mouth.40114" senseid="roof_of_the_mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The first ones seem to have lived in the sea, but by the Silurian the jawless (Agnathan) fish were a prominent component of fresh- and brackish-water sites in many areas of the world, and continued to diversify into the Devonian period.
Some of these freshwater fish are heavily armoured and make robust fossils &mdash; particularly the headshields.
The insides of the shield have been known to preserve quite tiny details of the nervous system, for example.
It is probable that the jawless fish lived by grubbing in the sediment, or perhaps by filter feeding, possibly exploiting organic material derived from the plants that were taking to life on land at the same time.
A few living jawless fish are the only remnant of this ancient group, and they are highly specialized forms.
The hagfish feeds on dying fish using its rasp-like tongue in conjunction with a solitary tooth on the roof of its <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40116" docsrc="bnc_BND_1404">
<answer instance="mouth.40116" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40116" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Financially, presuming on the future can cause us to lose our flexibility to serve God at any place and in any way he may require of us.    
It is easy, with the credit now being offered, to get a house full of new furniture and a washing machine on HP, but this can lead to financial bondage.
A couple who watch the classified ads can make some outstanding furniture buys.
A house that is furnished with good quality used furniture is generally much more interesting and more tastefully decorated than when twice the money is spent on new furniture that may not be a tenth of the quality.
Even period furniture is available through this means &mdash; we furnished our first few places in &bquo;early poverty&equo;.    
When we were first married we did not have a budget; we thought that was only for those with money.
We lived very hand to <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40118" docsrc="bnc_C8E_619">
<answer instance="mouth.40118" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Virgil or Dante or Homo or something?&equo;    
&bquo;P. G. Wodehouse and Conan Doyle for me!
Can you take me to Sherlock Holmes's house in Baker Street?
I also like the Saint and Mickey Spillane.
And Westerns!
Anything with Randolph Scott in it!
Or Gary Cooper!
Or John Wayne!&equo;    
I said, to test him, &bquo;There's lots of things we can do.
And we can take Jamila with us.&equo;    
Without glancing at her, but filling his <head>mouth</head> with rice and peas until his cheeks bulged &mdash; he really was a greedy gobbler &mdash; he said, &bquo;That would be much fun.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40122" docsrc="bnc_B1R_1648">
<answer instance="mouth.40122" senseid="dry_mouth%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Chilliness may alternate with flashes of heat too (like Mercurius).    
Burning pains better (&gt;) for heat is very characteristic of this remedy as is the weakness out of proportion to the illness.    
Congestive, pulsating, burning in the head which is better (&gt;) cold.
All other burning pains elsewhere are better (&gt;) heat, for example in the throat, stomach, lungs, bladder, eyes etc.    
Discharges are acrid and cause burning better (&gt;) heat.    
A dry hacking cough and later a large quantity of thin watery or frothy mucus is expectorated.
Burning in the chest.
Difficulty with breathing, wheezy; must sit up to breath and is much worse (&lt;) for any exertion.    
Vomits everything with the prostration and anxiety, dry <head>mouth</head> , burning pains better (&gt;) heat, better (&gt;) warm water or milk burns up and down.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40126" docsrc="bnc_AR2_1082">
<answer instance="mouth.40126" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
We had assumed that their affair would in some way be a violent one, because O was known to be violent, and because Boy made you feel strange when he gave himself away to you, a strangeness, and a feeling that you always wanted more, that often came out as violence.
And now here to prove our thesis was Boy, silent, stunned, clearly exhausted.
His eyes glittered.
He looked quite extraordinarily tired, ravaged by intimacy, shattered by sex, dazed with sex.    
When a young man looks like that you think about the phrase  Still waters run deep  .
And also we had our own adaptation of the phrase &bquo;She's out to lunch&equo;; in such extreme cases as Boy's, we would say,  Darling, she's gone to the Opera  .
&bquo;And,&equo; added Gary on this occasion, &bquo;it looks like she's not coming back.&equo;    
As well as the silence we couldn't of course help noticing the bruises.
We were, let me tell you, impressed.
Boy was bruised badly around the <head>mouth</head> , and had red burn marks around both of his wrists.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40128" docsrc="bnc_CK6_234">
<answer instance="mouth.40128" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40128" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40128" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
SWEET JESUS, West Midlands drone guitar pretties, accompany their new single &bquo;Albino Ballerina&equo; on Chapter 22 with a one off date at Manchester University on November 12.    
TERRORVISION, grunge metallers, push their &bquo;My House&equo; single with dates at  .    
WHAT?
NOISE, pop sculptors formerly on One Little Indian, tee up for the release of new material in the New Year, with a one-off date supporting Sebadoh at  .    
ZODIAC MINDWARP AND THE LOVE REACTION, returning leather rockers, promote their new mini-LP &bquo;My Life Story&equo; with dates at  .       
KINKY MACHINE (below), brassy rock tunesmiths, follow their support slots with the Manic Street Preachers with a run of pre-Christmas dates at  .        
THRILLS    
EDITED BY STUART MACONIE      
&bquo;BIG <head>MOUTH</head> &equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40130" docsrc="bnc_CH2_3811">
<answer instance="mouth.40130" senseid="mouth%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
TROUBLE: Smith        
KEVIN'S LITTLE DIVIDEND    
Maxwells set for child No 5    
GORDON HAY    
THE wife of record-breaking bankrupt Kevin Maxwell proudly announced a nice little dividend for the troubled tycoon yesterday &mdash; she's expecting their fifth child.    
As the hunt goes on for the missing millions of the family's crashed empire, Pandora, 32, beamed as she declared: &bquo;People will probably wonder how on earth Kevin managed it with all he's got on his mind.&equo;    
Just a day after Kevin, 33, visited his JobCentre, she joked: &bquo;People will make sarcastic comments like &bquo;She's done it for the &pound;7 child benefit&equo;.    
&bquo;Or &bquo;How can they afford another <head>mouth</head> to feed?&equo; &bquo;     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40131" docsrc="bnc_ALL_2719">
<answer instance="mouth.40131" senseid="U"/>
<context>
John walked down the hill, on his way to meet some of the lads in the town.
To have a drink on a Sunday, he had to be a &bquo;bonna-fide traveller&equo;, and had to go at least three or four miles before he would be served.    
He walked on manfully, cutting down Springfield Road towards London Road.
In the distance he could hear a familiar rumble growing louder.
A &bquo;Coronation&equo; tram, No 1174, swayed into view and he began to run for the stop.
His feet and his heart pounded faster and faster on the pavement and he found himself racing neck and neck with the tram as it approached the fare stage.
Without stopping, the double-decker tramcar, its lights blazing, whined away into the distance.
John stood, leaning against the upright, panting noisily.    
&bquo;Missed the tram, did ye?&equo; asked an old man leaning against the close <head>mouth</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40134" docsrc="bnc_ADM_756">
<answer instance="mouth.40134" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
He shook my hand heartily, and left us sitting in the front room while he went in search of &bquo;something special&equo;.    
&bquo;You might have heard of this &mdash; potheen!&equo; he said with a smile on his return.
A transparent liquid, pronounced &bquo;pocheen&equo;, the moonshine, bootleg or Real Old Mountain Dew still-born whiskey swirled around in a lemonade bottle.
I backed away in alarm and refused to touch it, so Sean made up for my abstinence.    
&bquo;Who makes that stuff?&equo;
I asked.    
&bquo;I cannot say,&equo; he smirked.    
&bquo;How did you get it?&equo;    
&bquo;I have it.&equo;    
&bquo;So I see,&equo; I said nervously, watching as he smacked his lips for fire to stream from his <head>mouth</head> , the top of his head to fly upwards on a jet of steam or his eyes to turn into Catherine wheels.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40135" docsrc="bnc_CBW_1342">
<answer instance="mouth.40135" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40135" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Each company unit regularly assesses its own performance against numerous bench&rehy;marks, and its self-assessment is then validated by senior managers from another part of the group.
The process is one of perpetual self-improvement.
It is not, Mr Zelmer stresses &bquo;a one-off exercise that you do and then rub your hands and congratulate yourself&equo;.       
Xerox: Passion for customer satisfaction        
careers    
A CAREER IN CORPORATE FINANCE Anybody can buy a pair of red braces, but the symbolic variety is only available to highly-qualified workaholics with the right personality profile    
Christopher McCooey    
Ask anyone familiar with the City what they associate with corporate finance and like as not you will be told &bquo;red braces, long lunches, big <head>mouths</head> , broad concepts&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40139" docsrc="bnc_AB5_1240">
<answer instance="mouth.40139" senseid="word_of_mouth%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The boys were big time, but we had to have the sound system, the lighting, the stage &mdash; everything had to move at the pace of David's imagination.
The shows in New York were incredible.
In fact, all the shows that played there were amazing although we did two or three shows in America where there weren't a lot of people.
They had large capacity halls &mdash; maybe three or four thousand people there, which was funny for the boys because they weren't used to that.
They were already getting used to the fact that they were very popular.
Even though they might be cult, they were very popular cult.    
That first tour did a lot to make the rest of the tours tremendously successful because, with all things like that, if you do play to a small group of people and you still do a great show, then by word of <head>mouth</head> the word spreads how wonderful you were, even though it wasn't packed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40140" docsrc="bnc_AC4_1748">
<answer instance="mouth.40140" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Worked himself into a frenzy and gave himself indigestion.
We were dead lucky to get to bed without a belting on a Sunday.&equo;    
&bquo;Great,&equo; the Woman said sarcastically.
&bquo;I really enjoy your happy childhood memories, Doyle.&equo;    
They were leaning forward facing each other, one on either side of Tug, looming over him.
The Woman was breathing faster, but Doyle was cold and still.    
&bquo;They're happier than  some   childhood memories,&equo; he murmured.
&bquo;Better than one story I know, about a baby who cried at  every   meal.
Even Sunday lunch.
A baby who landed up with five broken ribs and a cracked skull and &mdash; &bquo;      
The Woman leaned forward further and punched him hard, in the <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40144" docsrc="bnc_AK2_900">
<answer instance="mouth.40144" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40144" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
In Teheran's poor southern suburbs, which supposedly form the bedrock of support for the Islamic revolution, many young people said they would not be voting.    
This disillusionment among the young must be worrying for the Iranian regime, which is one of the few countries in the world with a minimum voting age of only 15.
Of those who did go to the 30,000 polling booths, set up in mosques and schools, few expressed enthusiasm about the current leaders.    
There were no reports of turn-out estimates, but voting appeared slow.
Privately, senior officials said no more than eight million of the 30 million voters had turned out.    
A large turn-out would &bquo;punch the <head>mouths</head> of idle prattlers and enemies of Islam and Muslims&equo;, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, successor to the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as Iran's spiritual guide, told reporters as he voted.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40146" docsrc="bnc_C8D_2747">
<answer instance="mouth.40146" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Meryl accompanied her feeble joke with a grimace, then stared as his face blanched over a period of seconds, and his fork hovered aimlessly between plate and mouth.
Oh hell, she thought.
Another one.
&bquo;If the shop's open, I'll buy you a paper at coffee time,&equo; she said hastily.
&bquo;What would you like?&equo;    
&bquo;The  Sunday Shocker  , please &mdash; thank you.&equo;    
Meryl gulped down her orange juice in an effort to subdue the mental image of Norman Pinder avidly turning the pages of his favourite Sunday newspaper, his eyes popping out even further, if that were possible.
They're all mad in here, except me, she concluded, watching as Gladys Brown tacked across the room, seeking a welcoming face, her hair wild, her <head>mouth</head> working in little bursts of movement.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40148" docsrc="bnc_B11_473">
<answer instance="mouth.40148" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40148" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Ray had come in from the country bank and we sat with Margaret through the short service.
Uncle John was in attendance but Aunt Janie sent a message to say she could not come, she did not like funerals and found them depressing.
But Fred Workman and a number of Times-Herald staff turned up.
I remember how calm and serene my father looked as he lay in his coffin and how I seemed to feel something break within me when they lowered the plush-covered lid and we rode behind the hearse to Rosedale Cemetery for the interment.
I recall feeling an empty numbness on that day and for many months after.    
Meanwhile, with the sweet taste of victory over bureaucracy in our <head>mouths</head> , we set about disbanding the old Amateur Radio Association, relinquishing the amateur call letters 1OAB, and organizing a commercial company, CHAB, Limited.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40149" docsrc="bnc_C85_1055">
<answer instance="mouth.40149" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40149" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Peters is what they give me 'cause I were born in St Peter's Hospital&hellip; the Old Mint&hellip; the Poorhouse.&equo;
She took particular trouble over this list of names, spitting out each one like unwanted orange pips.
&bquo;Me ma went and dropped me there then died without so much as a word.
So there I were &mdash; a Christmas present for the parish.
The old bleed &mdash; overseer called me Jess after his dog as died that day.
I'll have Jess, but I ain't having Peters.&equo;
She stuck her chin in the air and glared &mdash; underneath shaking as if she had an ague.    
Miss Jarman glared back.
&bquo;We'll pass over your doubtful history and come to the interesting part.
What were you doing dressed as a lad and in Captain Meredith's company?&equo;
She screwed up her face at the name as if it left a nasty taste in her <head>mouth</head> , adding: &bquo;Can't abide that man.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40151" docsrc="bnc_CK1_333">
<answer instance="mouth.40151" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
To the perspectival appearance at that point of view being what it is it makes no difference whether or not the point of view is occupied by a viewer.
The perspectival appearance, in other words, is objective.
It is as objective as the object of which it is a perspectival appearance.
There could still be perspectival appearances of objects to points of view even if all sentient life ceased to exist.    
The epistemic appearance, on the other hand, is subjective.
Think, for example, of the well-known figure (Figure 10.2) which originally appeared in the  American Journal of Psychology  .
Some   times it looks like an old woman with a large hooked nose, at other times like a charming young lady with her face turned away over her right shoulder.
The old woman's sharp <head>mouth</head> is the young lady's neckband.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40152" docsrc="bnc_A2P_570">
<answer instance="mouth.40152" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
However, it appears that there is no way of reclaiming stolen objects once they have been traced, largely because the UK has never ratified the 1970 Unesco convention on prohibiting the illicit export of cultural property.    
Mr Browning said: &bquo;I shall now look for a lawyer to explore what the Ariadne Galleries are prepared to offer me.&equo;    
Suffolk police have arrested six men on suspicion of involvement in the theft of the bronzes.        
Deaf woman stabbed in flat    
By JACK O'SULLIVAN    
A DEAF woman with speech difficulties was stunned, sexually assaulted and stabbed repeatedly by a killer who got into the flat where she lived alone, a court was told yesterday.    
Suzanne Greenhill, 20, had been blindfolded &mdash; depriving her of the last sense she could have used to identify the attacker &mdash; and her underwear had been stuffed in her <head>mouth</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40156" docsrc="bnc_C9R_891">
<answer instance="mouth.40156" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
8.      
Where would I find a crowd of people?      
9.      
Where would I find a cluster of stars?      
10.      
Where would I find a flock of sheep?            
Having grasped the principle of these exercises, you will want to make your own lists, but it is vitally important to follow the form suggested and that normal speech is used.        
No. 3    
In this exercise, in addition to grasping the whole sentence, you have to think quickly before replying.    
Please can you tell me what has a lip but no mouth?    
Please can you tell me what has a <head>mouth</head> but no lip?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40157" docsrc="bnc_CFY_343">
<answer instance="mouth.40157" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40157" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
As he moved towards the table Joe noticed that, although they had been bidden to take their seats, neither Mrs Carver, nor Mick, nor Carrie did until Mr Carver was seated; then, each pulling a chair out from under the table, they sat down; and having done so, Mick pointed to a carved chair with a leather seat and said to him, &bquo;Come, sit down.
You're honoured; that's from the parlour; I hope your pants are clean.&equo;    
Joe sat down and, shyly taking up his knife and fork, he began to eat; but with some difficulty, for there was no conversation.
And he was embarrassed further when he realised he was the last to finish.
They waited for him, and when his plate was clean, Mrs Carver, leaning towards him, said, &bquo;Spotted Dick or rice?&equo;    
He blinked and opened his <head>mouth</head> once before he managed, &bquo;Spotted Dick, please.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40161" docsrc="bnc_BP6_359">
<answer instance="mouth.40161" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Excellent road and rail links make access easy from all parts of the country.    
Taunton, Somerset's county town, was founded during the time of King Ine, astride the peaceful, picturesque River Tone.
Judge Jeffrey's &bquo;Bloody Assize&equo; was conducted in the imposing Castle after the Monmouth Rebellion &mdash; today you will find the County Museum.    
A town walk reveals the past amongst today's parks, riverside walks and excellent shopping, in small, exclusive shopping areas or attractive pedestrianised areas.        
SPORT AND FAMILY INTERESTS    
Choose from golf, riding, polo, bowls, swimming and, of course, cricket at the County Ground.
Nearby, the Cricket Museum will interest enthusiasts.    
The Brewhouse Theatre offers year-round entertainment and a wide choice of restaurants make your <head>mouth</head> water.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40163" docsrc="bnc_CH4_3267">
<answer instance="mouth.40163" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
She dropped Wilfred on to the floor.
Then she yelled at nobody in particular, &bquo;Who's  doing   this?
Who's  writing   it?&equo;      
The chalk continued to write.    
Agatha, this is Magnus This is Magnus    
Everyone in the place heard the gasp that came from the Trunchbull's throat.
&bquo;No!&equo; she cried, &bquo;It can't be!
It can't be Magnus!&equo;    
It  is   Magnus And you'd better believe it    
Miss Honey, at the side of the room glanced swiftly at Matilda.
The child was sitting very straight at her desk, the head held high, the <head>mouth</head> compressed, the eyes glittering like two stars.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40166" docsrc="bnc_APW_395">
<answer instance="mouth.40166" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;A lady of the Campbells&equo; indeed!
The Campbells would disown you if they could, you vixen!
For no Campbell lady would act so badly.
Or so stupidly!&equo;    
He turned her outraged face to him, bruised from the beating, and to her fury a tear trickled out of one purple, puffy eye.
But she still refused to make a sound.
From the pouch hanging at his belt he brought out a leather flask.
&bquo;Here.
It's water, with a little wine.
Come, drink it, you must be dry.
Rinse your <head>mouth</head> at least, and let me see did he shift any of your teeth.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40168" docsrc="bnc_CDB_258">
<answer instance="mouth.40168" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
No, it was unthinkable.    
A house in Hampstead would mean taking on an   astronomical mortgage, but so what?
Take what you want, have what you like, he had read somewhere, and drag your income along behind you.
He was doing well, anyway, getting more patients each month, would soon have more than he could comfortably cope with.    
The means he used for getting home was the Central Line to Tottenham Court Road and then the Northern Line to Colindale, where he had left his car.
Rufus made it into the train before the rush began.
Something happened which always pleased him: his wife opened the front door to him just as he was about to put his key in the lock.    
Marigold's name suited her.
She was tall and generously built and fair, with a high colour and a red <head>mouth</head> and white teeth.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40171" docsrc="bnc_BMN_1585">
<answer instance="mouth.40171" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
In good, fluent English tinged with a broad Scots accent, Selkirk told him to mount his horse.
Once he did, the man bound Corbett's hands tightly to the saddlebow and, passing the rope under the horse's belly, also secured his ankles.
More men, about six, appeared; their horses were led out and saddled.
Corbett could only shout at Ranulf to stay and do nothing before Selkirk took him at a canter out of the abbey.          
TWELVE    
The journey was quick and bruising; Selkirk led them through the town, up the craggy rock and across the wooden drawbridge into Edinburgh Castle.
Corbett, aching, soaking wet and nauseous from his rough ride was pulled off his horse and bundled along the side of the donjon keep.
He tried protesting to Selkirk, who simply struck him across the <head>mouth</head> and pushed him through the metal-studded door.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40172" docsrc="bnc_AN9_60">
<answer instance="mouth.40172" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40172" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Unknown even to the operators, some of the rods of uranium fuel which were supposed to fall from the back of the reactor into a storage pond had instead tumbled into the channel which led up to the tall chimney.
Their leaking radioactivity was being swept upwards by the air current and, because of gaps in the filters at the top of the stacks, out into the atmosphere.
Tiny particles of uranium oxide, containing radioactive isotopes of caesium, strontium and plutonium, had been scattered in their millions over the surrounding countryside.    
It was only when two alert Windscale scientists found hot spots of radioactivity in their gardens that the authorities were made aware of the problem.
A report by the Medical Research Council concluded that the levels were not a hazard, however, and the pair were warned to keep their <head>mouths</head> shut.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40175" docsrc="bnc_ANU_1622">
<answer instance="mouth.40175" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
They were joined, like most of the other foreign armies that came to Lebanon, by a retinue of Lebanese acolytes, of leftist militiamen and Lebanese Baath party functionaries, all of them desperate to explain how delighted they were that the peace-loving Syrians had arrived to save their country.    
Armies are much alike.
Their soldiers are bored, the tedium relieved only by seconds of frantic danger and usually futile endeavour.
In films, they advance in droves of armour across open fields, their soldiers running behind their tanks for cover.
Sometimes it is like this in Lebanon.
More often, we would come across them when we least expected it; which is how we found the Syrians one hot June morning in 1976.
We simply drove over Mount Lebanon on the Damascus highway, turned a corner west of Chtaura where silver birches ran beside the road and there, quite casually, stood a Syrian soldier in combat fatigues, rifle over his shoulder, cigarette in his <head>mouth</head> , a swaggerstick covered in snakeskin in his right hand.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40177" docsrc="bnc_AC6_496">
<answer instance="mouth.40177" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
But by the time I had got it out of the packet and placed it between my lips, he had lighted a  cerillo   and was holding it out to me in cupped hands, smiling above the soft yellow flame whose elvish reflection danced in his blue eyes.
As we pored over his crippled handwriting I felt a steady heat coming from his body like an aura which slowly enveloped me and seemed to penetrate the very marrow of my bones.
I knew I was being bewitched, laid under a spell so intensely personal, so thrilling, I did not have the power to resist it, or to judge if it were good or evil.
From time to time I took in little details of his face: his small, neat ears round which the moonlight-blond locks curled; the light golden stubble round his laughing <head>mouth</head> ; the rather dry, sensuous yet slightly cruel lips; the perfect column of the neck and throat emerging from his open shirt, unbuttoned to give me &mdash; was it deliberate? &mdash; a shadowy glimpse of a dark nipple in a hairless chest, the beautifully smooth breast of an ancient god.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40179" docsrc="bnc_CH3_6445">
<answer instance="mouth.40179" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
The Dons supremo, who once said he wanted Jones to be his manager, labelled him a &bquo;stupid, mosquito brain, who talks with diarrhoea in his mouth.&equo;    
Hammam is disgusted after viewing the shock 78-minute film which players' union leader Gordon Taylor wants banned.
It will surely lead to at least a one-match FA suspension for the player.    
Hammam said: &bquo;Vinny is like an adopted son to me and I'm very disappointed.
He has let himself down badly.    
&bquo;What he has said is so stupid.
He must be a mosquito brain to say that.    
&bquo;It's like Madonna showing her bum and her boobs to get people to buy her product.    
&bquo;He hasn't done anyone any favours and I'll be talking to him about it.
On that video he is talking with diarrhoea in his <head>mouth</head> .&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40181" docsrc="bnc_AS0_231">
<answer instance="mouth.40181" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Eating a meal is a good time for socializing, so you should try to eat your own meal with the patient whenever possible, or organize family members or friends to do this.
The patient may need help with eating.
If he has a facial palsy, he may find it difficult to chew and swallow, and you can help this by encouraging him to chew and clear food from the hemiplegic side of his face.
It can help if you gently stroke that side of his face as he eats: the physiotherapist will show you how to do this correctly.
Especially at first, you may have to keep reminding the patient to sit upright and take the food to his mouth, rather than letting his face droop towards his plate.
If he drools or loses food from the side of his mouth, you should help him to dab his mouth firmly with a folded napkin or handkerchief.
(Wiping the <head>mouth</head> is discouraged, because it can over-stretch the delicate soft tissues and muscles.)    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40184" docsrc="bnc_APM_2132">
<answer instance="mouth.40184" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Father O'Harte says he's a holy person, a sort of saint.
You know he's going into the country so I'm to go too and I'll live nearby in a little room or a shed, for I'm going to put my life in order, I'm crazed with living in London and in the pubs and getting drunk every day, no wonder I couldn't write poetry, for I couldn't  think  .
You know, the poet is the saviour of the age,  he's   the thinker now, he makes the language of mankind and preserves the experience of wisdom &mdash;&equo;    
As the rill of Patrick's soft-spoken speech continued Franca was thinking how handsome he was, his clear skin smoothly taut over the bones of his face, his cheeks faintly flushed, his fine ardent eyes dark blue, his thickly curling hair, growing again abundantly, almost black.
His small <head>mouth</head> was gentle.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40185" docsrc="bnc_AMU_1211">
<answer instance="mouth.40185" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Trent dived belly flat into the protection of a bush sprouting from beside the concrete piling.
Rolling on to his back, he lay still as a corpse with only his face breaking the surface.    
He heard two men arguing, but with water lapping in his ears he couldn't make out the words.
The men's footfalls were muted &mdash; jungle boots on concrete.
The voices came to a halt directly above him.
More argument.
Then he heard the breaking of branches and a curse as one of the men leaped from the parapet on to the top of the bank, thirty feet above him.
Trent held his breath, face under the muddy surface of the river.
He gritted his teeth against the demand of his lungs to burst.
Ten seconds, twenty, thirty&hellip;    
Air escaped into his <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40187" docsrc="bnc_CD2_1386">
<answer instance="mouth.40187" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
He felt her cheeks run wet with tears, then heard her breaths shorten as he entered her; then fully, masterfully, possessed her body, so that she could no longer free herself if she would.
The bed shook with the rhythm of his crisis; the awareness pleased him.
He let his hands travel up beneath the chemise to her breasts, which he had so   often coveted, and handled them boldly.
Dinah was still weeping in bewilderment.
This was the strangest thing that had ever happened to her; he had hurt her at the beginning, but now that was gone.    
Presently he tried to comfort her.
&bquo;This is what men and women do together,&equo; he heard himself saying.
&bquo;This is what Romeo did with Juliet.&equo;    
Suddenly the passion that drove him reached her also.
It was as though there was no part she was unable to play.
She began to thrust at him with her body; their mingled breaths merged, their open <head>mouths</head> met, tongues touching.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40188" docsrc="bnc_C86_2197">
<answer instance="mouth.40188" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40188" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
One Sunday afternoon, as Nathan was leaving the house, he came across Donald and the boy in the yard.
Donald had one hand in the boy's hair, and he was whipping the boy with a leather belt.
There was blood on the back of the boy's legs.
Nathan stopped ten yards away.
Suddenly the sun felt raw against his neck.    
&bquo;What's going on, Donald?&equo;    
Donald didn't even break his rhythm.
&bquo;Little bastard,&equo; he said, &bquo;he deserves it.&equo;
The sweat evenly distributed on his face, as if he'd been greased.    
&bquo;What did he do?&equo;    
Donald's <head>mouth</head> swerved in his direction.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40190" docsrc="bnc_ADA_1252">
<answer instance="mouth.40190" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Ready to bolt, the boy hesitated instead.
The flat, oblong tin was full of chunky rings, as dull as lead but interestingly shaped and bevelled.
The Italian rattled them together, temptingly.
&bquo;Nice rings,&equo; he hissed.
&bquo;Ver' nice rings.&equo;    
&bquo;Can I have one, then?
For nothing?&equo; the boy asked.    
&bquo;Sure.
Sure,&equo; the big man said, softly.
He rattled the tin again, less vigorously.
His <head>mouth</head> was wet and his eyes were still flicking from side to side.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40193" docsrc="bnc_APW_1430">
<answer instance="mouth.40193" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
If that roast burns there because you've not basted it, I'll spit you in its place the morrow's morn!
And will you be turning the spit, Donal?
Or do you expect the poor beast to get off and skip round on its own for you?&equo;
And a spoon would whirl across the kitchen to rap the skull of the offending scullion.    
Through the gate and into this hot, noisy, bustling cavern Luch drifted in her usual invisible way.
Iain didn't notice her for a while, but eventually it dawned on him that the blur in the corner of his eye wasn't just a blob of grease on his eyelash.
He turned to look carefully, and saw her.    
&bquo;Dhia!&equo; he squeaked.
&bquo;Who's this, then?
Ruari Beeman's lass, is it?&equo;
His small, red <head>mouth</head> grinned.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40195" docsrc="bnc_C8K_249">
<answer instance="mouth.40195" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40195" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40195" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Monk wrote an account of their experience for the Universe, and has been promoted to write a fuller account of the Church's teaching on death, of what happens to the soul before, during and after death.    
His book does more than attempt to give comfort to those who have been bereaved.
It offers, in straightforward simple language, the Church's understanding of what Christ's victory over death can mean to each of us.
To belong to the Communion of Saints gives us a sense of deep communion.
The glory of the saints is part of that.
Dying, Christ destroyed our death, Rising, He restored our Life, His glory will indeed come again.    
The book is published by the Teresian Press and is available from the Carmelite Book Service.        
CHRISTMAS ANGELS    
The Association of the <head>Mouth</head> and Foot Artists is unique, wholly owned by the disabled artists themselves.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40196" docsrc="bnc_AC4_907">
<answer instance="mouth.40196" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Mmm?&equo;    
&bquo;  Jin  !
Are you going to do anything about it?&equo;    
All of a sudden she decided.
She stood up.    
&bquo;Come on.
We're going down to the village.
We're going to see Keith's Dad.&equo;          
5.40 p.m.    
Tug was suffocating.
His head was jammed up against the back of the sofa, his cheek on the carpet and Doyle's hand clamped over his <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40198" docsrc="bnc_AN7_568">
<answer instance="mouth.40198" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40198" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;You got the grouse?&equo;    
&bquo;Only eight brace I'm afraid, Mr Lawler.&equo;    
His face clouded with irritation.
&bquo;But I ordered thirty brace!
I told you Maggie, thirty brace.&equo;    
&bquo;I know what you ordered, Mr Lawler.
There just wasn't thirty brace to be had!&equo;
She repeated to Lawler what Parkinson had told her.    
&bquo;Blast!&equo;
Lawler exclaimed.
He opened his <head>mouth</head> to say something else, but before he could, the lights went out.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40199" docsrc="bnc_CFR_1376">
<answer instance="mouth.40199" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
They are present in house dust; they stick to clothing, carpets, towels and bedlinen; they can also be picked up in garden soil, on unwashed vegetables and salads, or from contact with someone who already has worms.
Because the eggs are so small and so widespread it is easy for them to be swallowed.    
When swallowed the eggs pass into the bowel where they hatch into worms.
When mature, the female threadworm lays her eggs around the bottom.
It is this activity which causes the &bquo;itchy bottom&equo;.
The resulting irritation causes scratching which allows transfer of eggs to the fingers and fingernails.    
Eggs can then be easily transferred to the <head>mouth</head> by finger sucking or nail biting, causing reinfection, and spread to other members of the family by direct contact or via food, towels and bedlinen etc.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40202" docsrc="bnc_CGS_638">
<answer instance="mouth.40202" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
(This is called &bquo;response generalisation&equo;.)    
You can see this type of learning in yourself.
The words &bquo;steak pie&equo; will probably cause you to salivate.
Of course the words alone cannot produce the effect.
It is the complex connections you have learned over the years.
Young children who have a history of being hit sometimes flinch when adults come too close.
Again, this is a learned reflex.
No doubt you can think of reflex behaviours you have learned in this way.        
2 Operant conditioning    
Classical conditioning deals with reflex behaviour over which a person has little control.
When food is placed in your <head>mouth</head> , you cannot choose not to salivate.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40203" docsrc="bnc_ASD_1322">
<answer instance="mouth.40203" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
As you become more and more aware of these little imperfections, you take a look at the kind of life you're living.
Could it be (you ask yourself) your diet?    
So of course you rifle the fridge and the larder for signs of malpractice, and even though you're a wholemeal bread fan (do you make a fuss over it at hotels in the morning?) and you try to keep up a regime of healthy, dull, fresh fruit eating, the evidence is all there: tinned baked beans; deep frozen specialist pork sausages; stilton.
You've reached the stage where, if you're a man, your waist measurement (in inches) is the same as your age (in years).    
Time to get things under control.    
WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT! he's liable to  lose half his teeth   by the time he's 40 because of  <head>Mouth</head> Acid      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40205" docsrc="bnc_AR2_971">
<answer instance="mouth.40205" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40205" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
The child didn't move, and just sat there looking at her as if astonished.    
And the child didn't cry.    
The woman stood there with the bags at her feet and said out loud, to no one, not to O, not to the child, not to the singer, just stood there and threw her head back and stood there, framed against the blue sky and green hills of France, with the train leaving now, she screamed out loud, over and over, oh  fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck  .    
And at that moment the man who was singing turned his song into the sob it had always almost been; the stretched note was broken by the efforts of his strained, knotted stomach into a series of high, senseless yelps.
His begging hand was still outstretched but his other hand now fell from his face so that O could see his gasping <head>mouth</head> labouring with the hard, near-fainting breath of extreme grief.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40206" docsrc="bnc_B20_2004">
<answer instance="mouth.40206" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Karelius smiled uncertainly and nodded.
&bquo;Hans Richter, of Berlin.
Is there something wrong?&equo;    
&bquo;I'm afraid so, sir.
I believe you knew a Lieutenant Lapointe, of the 14th Infantry Regiment?&equo;    
&bquo;I couldn't tell you the regiment, but there is a lieutenant of that name staying here.
A friend of Captain Moreau.&equo;    
Epitot shook his head.
&bquo;I've just been telling the captain.
Lieutenant Lapointe, together with another French officer, was killed last night in a brawl in the north-east of the city, near the Danube Canal.&equo;    
Karelius felt a choking sensation and his <head>mouth</head> went dry.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40210" docsrc="bnc_CH2_7920">
<answer instance="mouth.40210" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Mr Wilcox's son Adrian said: &bquo;No one could do anything to save him &mdash; it was such a total shock.&equo;    
Hours after the tragedy, Mr Wilcox's first grandchild was born to his other son Edward.        
Freed&hellip; to study law    
MUM Tina Baker, 33, was freed from jail &mdash; to study LAW.    
Her 15 months for deception and handling was cut on appeal so she can start a degree course in Manchester on Monday.    
&bquo;Then I want to work in prison reform,&equo; she said.        
Painter's devil dog &bquo;ordeal&equo;    
FRANK CORLESS    
FRIGHTENED decorator Philip Mounsa was kept prisoner by two snarling rottweilers after being accused of botching a job, a court heard yesterday.    
Angry Brian Reatus, 44, allegedly foamed at the <head>mouth</head> as he pinned him to the wall.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40211" docsrc="bnc_AMU_772">
<answer instance="mouth.40211" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Someone pull in on the fishing-line,&equo; he ordered.
&bquo;Not hard or you'll break it.
All I need is to see the direction.    
As the slack came in, he got one of the uniformed men to cut the line away from Gomez's legs and retie it to the line on the rod.    
&bquo;Keep reeling in,&equo; he told the man.
&bquo;The rest of you get back below.&equo;    
Only then did he see the thin figure of Louis leaning against the saloon bulkhead.
Trent had forgotten the Latino.
The dark shapes of Mario's men ducked one by one   into the saloon leaving only the man on the rod, the mastman, and Gomez.
Louis put a hand up to the boom to steady himself and crossed the cockpit to where Gomez lay on the cockpit sole like a beached grouper.
Sea water leaked from his <head>mouth</head> , his breath gasped in jerky spasms.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40213" docsrc="bnc_APM_574">
<answer instance="mouth.40213" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Then Marcus became more rough, almost violent, pulling at Pat's limbs, pushing his body about, shaking him, patting and slapping.
In the course of this treatment, during which Patrick's eyes followed Marcus's movements, Patrick's face assumed a more alert expression and at last his lips moved and he uttered a sound.
Ludens said afterwards that it was a sound of protest at this rough handling.
It may have been.
Moxie and Franca were both (in retrospect) shocked by the degree of force used.
Marcus became gentler, moved to sit nearer to Patrick, ceased his exertions and, after gazing at Pat for some time, began to caress one of his hands, turning it about in his own hands and pressing it.
This mode of touching, unlike the previous ones, had the unmistakable air of a personal communication.
Alison sobbed aloud, then stopped her <head>mouth</head> with her handkerchief.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40216" docsrc="bnc_ACK_279">
<answer instance="mouth.40216" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40216" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Mummy, can I have a drink of water?&equo;    
Who would look after him when I was in gaol?    
&bquo;This woman,&equo; the judge would say, &bquo;is so depraved, so much the slave   of her own passions, that she had no hesitation in bludgeoning to death the father of her child on Christmas Eve.&equo;    
It would look bad.
There would be no recommendation to mercy.
I put the pressure-cooker back and went to bed on the sofa.    
&bquo;Merry Christmas!&equo;
Otley said the next day when he surfaced.
&bquo;We had a smashing time last night.&equo;    
He still doesn't know how much more smashing it might have been.    
&bquo;Sorry,&equo; he said when he saw Bedelia's open <head>mouth</head> , &bquo;it's my nerves.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40218" docsrc="bnc_B0B_1572">
<answer instance="mouth.40218" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Do you know their names?&equo; asked the tramp.    
Jill shook her head.
&bquo;I've got to find them out.&equo;
Unbuttoning her pocket, she pulled out a packet of fruit-gums.
&bquo;Would you like a fruit-gum?&equo;    
&bquo;A fruit-gum?
Oh, I see!
Thank you, no &mdash; I mean, yes, please.
I should like one &mdash; h'm &mdash; very much.&equo;    
&bquo;I thought you might be a bit hungry,&equo; said Jill delicately, holding out the packet.    
The tramp choked a little, as if the gum he accepted and popped into his <head>mouth</head> had gone the wrong way.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40220" docsrc="bnc_ARK_2697">
<answer instance="mouth.40220" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The incident must have shocked them, so logically they'd rest up for the night.&equo;    
&bquo;Is that police chopper at Frankfurt Airport still standing by?
Egon Wrede was the name of the pilot?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes to both questions.
And Wrede will still be fresh.
He's an expert at catnapping while he waits.
And he'll have collected food from the airport.&equo;    
&bquo;Then I'm using it to fly straight to Freiburg.&equo;    
&bquo;I hoped you'd say that.&equo;
Newman had stopped walking for a few moments, his mind racing.
Kuhlmann brushed past his right side, strolled round behind him, came up on his left side and his wide <head>mouth</head> broke into a grin.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40222" docsrc="bnc_CH4_2284">
<answer instance="mouth.40222" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
She hadn't intended to get her friend into trouble.
On the other hand, she was certainly not about to own up.    
&bquo;You are a vile, repulsive, repellent, malicious little brute!&equo; the Trunchbull was shouting.
&bquo;You are not fit to be in this school!
You ought to be behind bars, that's where you ought to be!
I shall have you drummed out of this establishment in utter disgrace!
I shall have the prefects chase you down the corridor and out of the front-door with hockey-sticks!
I shall have the staff escort you home under armed guard!
And then I shall make absolutely sure you are sent to a reformatory for delinquent girls for the minimum of forty years!&equo;    
The Trunchbull was in such a rage that her face had taken on a boiled colour and little flecks of froth were gathering at the corners of her <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40223" docsrc="bnc_CDK_1817">
<answer instance="mouth.40223" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
If the silence lasts too long for you to feel comfortable, repeat the last thing the person just said or say, &bquo;I'm not sure how to read your silence&equo; or &bquo;Looks like you're having some interesting thoughts -would you like to say anything about them?&equo;          
Listening to someone else's problem    
Good-quality listening is one of the best ways of working towards a solution for a problem.
But the listener needs to observe certain rules strictly.    
Don't judge &mdash; never show any signs of your own feelings towards the person's problem.
Remember you can show signs of judgement in terms of your body language (see p. 109) as well as with what you say.    
Look at the person &mdash; maintain contact with the eyes for as long as is comfortable, look away to the <head>mouth</head> when it becomes uncomfortable, then return to the eyes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40225" docsrc="bnc_CE5_2594">
<answer instance="mouth.40225" senseid="mouth%1:17:01::"/>
<context>
There was a scream of pain.
Movement to the right.
The mud churned and erupted as bullets struck the ground, and he rolled to his left, lay sprawled on his stomach, and pumped fire into the running shape of the man who had nearly killed him&hellip;    
Images:    
A hand raised in the darkened doorway of a room; light gleamed on the smooth metal barrel of a gun.
Bright flashes of light, the silent spit of .38 calibre rounds&hellip;    
Explosion of glass.
The thump of a fist on his shoulder.
The thump of the wall against his back.
Furtive movement.
The gaping round <head>mouth</head> of the gun, centred squarely on his left eye.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40226" docsrc="bnc_CAB_381">
<answer instance="mouth.40226" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40226" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;You can have the lamp lit fer ten minutes,&equo; he said, patting the dog, &bquo;but mind you behave yerself, Samuel.&equo;    
He made his way downstairs to the front room and turned Willie's damp clothes around.
His pipe was on the table.
He picked it up and tapped the old tobacco out onto the range.    
&bquo;Best not get fond of the boy, Thomas,&equo; he muttered to   himself.
He sat back in the armchair and watched the smoke drifting upwards from his pipe towards the gas lamp.
He glanced at Willie's thin grey clothes.
S'pose another pair of socks and one of them balaclava things wouldn't come amiss, he thought, sinking into a quiet reverie of jerseys and boots.
It was interrupted by sounds of scrabbling from upstairs.    
He climbed up the steps, pipe in <head>mouth</head> , grunted out a few words as he entered the attic and blew the lamp out, plunging them all into total darkness.    
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40228" docsrc="bnc_B32_1280">
<answer instance="mouth.40228" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
KEY POINTS        
Incontinence may be caused by disease or infection, or because a person finds it difficult to reach or use a toilet.        
Incontinence can be managed and often cured if the reasons for it are known.        
If one of your clients has incontinence problems, ask for help from a continence adviser or community nurse.        
Constipation can also cause incontinence and diarrhoea.
Try to encourage regular bowel movements, if possible through suitable diet.        
There are a number of incontinence aids available which may be suitable for a person in your care.                    
BASIC HOME NURSING      
Care of the <head>mouth</head> and teeth    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40229" docsrc="bnc_ANF_1247">
<answer instance="mouth.40229" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
In Montparnasse artists and art students met each other in the caf&eacute;s and at the life class and in the little restaurants.
At the time Jeanne was fascinated by Foujita, the diminutive Japanese artist, who wore gold ear-rings to set off his owl-shaped face and a toga he had woven himself under the influence of Raymond Duncan's Greek worship.
Foujita, an inventive witness, claimed that they were lovers, although Jeanne's friends insist that she was a virgin when she met Modigliani.
Once in Amedeo's company everyone agrees that she &bquo;only had eyes for him&equo;.
Jeanne was drawn to Modi, not only by his looks but because of his talent, his sense of style and his dangerous reputation with women.
All Montparnasse knew the stories of Simone and Beatrice.
Like Modigliani, Jeanne was a romantic, a mysterious young woman with soulful blue eyes and a generous <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40231" docsrc="bnc_C8D_915">
<answer instance="mouth.40231" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
For a start, the wound's a bit high on the head for a straight fall onto the occiput.
And it's a very distinctive shape, which doesn't conform with anything in this room.
I'll be able to tell you more when I've done the full PM.
For instance, if you fall on the back of your head, there's often damage to the opposite side of your brain &mdash; bruising, contusion, sometimes even laceration.
It's called a   &bquo;contre-coup&equo; injury.
I've seen them after road accidents when people have been hurled out of their cars.
You might even fracture your orbital plates &mdash; those are thin layers of bone above your eyes.
That could give you black eyes&hellip; there's no sign of that in this young man.&equo;    
Montgomery made his own examination of the body, his <head>mouth</head> compressed into a thin line of concentration.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40232" docsrc="bnc_ALT_165">
<answer instance="mouth.40232" senseid="mouth%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
In 771 it seemed likely that Desiderius would join forces with Carloman against Charles, but in December of that year, the younger Frankish king died.
Although Carloman had an infant son, the nobles and bishops of Alamannia and Burgundy immediately travelled to Corbeny-sur-Aisne to do homage to Charles.
Suddenly he was ruler of all the Frankish realms.    
Opposition to Charles was now   centered   in Lombardy at the court of Desiderius.
Carloman's widow, child, and a small band of supporters were welcomed by the Lombards, who pressed the child's claim to a share of the Frankish kingdom.
Despite this counter-claim, Charles now ruled an extensive area: all lands from the Main to the Bay of Biscay, and from the <head>mouth</head> of the Rhone to the mouth of the Rhine, were under his sole dominion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40234" docsrc="bnc_CJ9_797">
<answer instance="mouth.40234" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
The more you practise, the easier condoms are to use.        
Other barrier methods for safer sex    
Latex barriers were originally developed for use in dental surgery (hence their other name &bquo;dental dams&equo;) and are sheets of thin rubber around five inches square.
Like condoms, they come in many different colours, sizes and flavours.    
They make oral sex safer because if placed over the vulva, they prevent HIV transmission through infected vaginal juices or menstrual blood getting into a partner's mouth &mdash; particularly if your partner has bleeding gums, mouth ulcers or cuts.    
Some women enjoy having the area around their anus stimulated with their partner's <head>mouth</head> and tongue, a technique called &bquo;anulingus&equo; or &bquo;rimming&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40235" docsrc="bnc_ARK_1131">
<answer instance="mouth.40235" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
And from what I hear you are the person most likely to smoke Tweed out of his hideaway, wherever that may be.&equo;    
&bquo;I wouldn't count on that,&equo; Marler parried.    
&bquo;We know he took a flight to Brussels with that girl, Paula Grey.&equo;
Buckmaster pushed a cardboard-backed envelope across the table with his fork.
&bquo;Inside are two photos, one of Tweed, the other of the Grey woman.
I suggest you start with flying to Brussels today.
We've notified Benoit that Tweed is wanted.
Also Kuhlmann, Loriot, Lasalle and Arthur Beck.&equo;    
&bquo;You mean I could use them to help in the search?&equo;
Marler probed.    
Buckmaster paused in the act of forking a strip of bacon into his <head>mouth</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40237" docsrc="bnc_BMG_58">
<answer instance="mouth.40237" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
Back in the 1930s two doctors by the names of Morin and Bachrach discovered to their surprise that the note of E of the   fourth octave had the effect of making young cats defecate and adult ones become sexually excited.
It was also noted that extremely high notes caused agitation in many cats.    
What are we to deduce from these remarkable observations?
Why on earth should cats have any reactions at all to something as sophisticated as human music?
The answer seems to lie with the special signals that are given in feline &bquo;language&equo; by certain specific sounds.
The mewing of a distressed kitten, for instance, is at a particular pitch, and if a musical note hits that pitch then it will disturb an adult cat, especially a female one.
This may explain why Gautier's cat touched the <head>mouths</head> of the singers with her paw when they hit the particular note.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40239" docsrc="bnc_ALH_40">
<answer instance="mouth.40239" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
With her uplifted left foot she was shoving the next foster mother square in the mouth.
She smacked her new supply of gum in satisfaction.    
&bquo;Do me another favour, will you?
Get rid of that bubble gum before we get there?&equo;    
Gilly obligingly took the gum out of her mouth while Miss Ellis's eyes were still in the mirror.
Then when the social worker turned her attention back to the traffic, Gilly carefully spread the gum under the handle of the left-hand door as a sticky surprise for the next person who might try to open it.    
Two traffic lights further on Miss Ellis handed back a towelette.
&bquo;Here,&equo; she said, &bquo;see what you can do about that gunk on your face before we get there.&equo;    
Gilly swiped the little wet paper across her <head>mouth</head> and dropped it on the floor.    
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40242" docsrc="bnc_BMW_2795">
<answer instance="mouth.40242" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
I'm sorry to leave you, but I assure you you need not worry on that score.&equo;    
The showrooms of the House of Oliver were smaller and less grand than those at the House of Mattli but the d&eacute;cor was newer and fresher, pale grey drapes, ultra modern black furniture and a great deal of gleaming stainless steel.    
Gary was in the workroom when Paula arrived, pinning a length of vibrant pink chiffon sarong-style around one of his models.
His mouth was full of pins.
&bquo;What are you doing here?&equo; he asked without moving his lips.    
Paula perched herself against the cutting table trying to look nonchalant.
&bquo;I've left Mattli,&equo; she said.    
Gary stared at her for a moment, pins spewing from his <head>mouth</head> and catching on the front of his black jersey.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40243" docsrc="bnc_CG1_1320">
<answer instance="mouth.40243" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40243" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
Working on the basis that there is a finite number of hill walkers, and I believe that to be the case, then spreading the load will only have a good effect on the more popular hills &mdash; some of which are showing signs of over-use.
I don't think this guide will make any difference to erosion on the hills at all.
And if it does, then the SMC plans to donate &pound;1 of the proceeds of every book sold to grant aid for the repair and maintenance of footpaths in Scotland.
That's fair enough.    
This is a book I heartily recommend to al hill walkers.
I believe it's actually a better publication than the Munros book, and if like me, you've just finished the Munros, or are just about to &bquo;compleat&equo;, then this new book will have your <head>mouth</head> watering for the new challenge ahead.              
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40245" docsrc="bnc_B21_676">
<answer instance="mouth.40245" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
This is a way of controlling your stress response, quietening the nervous system and getting yourself back in balance.    
Once you have got the knack of this you can do it anywhere, whenever you need it.
It is so simple and yet so effective.        
 Breathing exercise to help you sleep      
This is to help people whose minds won't switch off from the events of the day.    
Go to bed and make yourself ready for sleep.
Close your eyes and make yourself comfortable.
Breathe deeply and gently, letting the stomach expand and contract, deepening the breathing.    
Try to visualize your breath as you exhale moving up from the diaphragm, through the lungs and out of the mouth.
In your mind's eye, watch the air follow an arc like a rainbow from your <head>mouth</head> , back to your stomach and through an imaginary hole back to the diaphragm.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40246" docsrc="bnc_CM4_1385">
<answer instance="mouth.40246" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40246" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
A terrible menace, hmm?
Thought I'd draw your attention to it.
Good specimen here in the undercity.
Fancy a spot of big game hunting with me?&equo;
The man spoke Imperial Gothic with no trace of the local husky accent, but rather with a kind of spooky affectation &mdash; almost, thought Jaq, an alien affectation.    
At Jaq's back, Meh'Lindi and Grimm warily eyed loitering beggars, pedlars, riff-raff.
Naturally, passers-by eyed Meh'Lindi.
In particular two small groups of vigilantes wearing diversely blazoned combat fatigues seemed to be sizing up Jaq's trio, either with a view to offering their services or with less savoury intent.
One group, decorated with motifs of gaping, dagger-toothed <head>mouths</head> , had tattooed their shaved skulls with leering lips and a view of the brain tissue below.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40248" docsrc="bnc_AD1_3060">
<answer instance="mouth.40248" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Well, why don't you go on that?
I'll give you the money to go on that.
You'd enjoy yourself.&equo;    
&bquo;Stuck in a stuffy bus.&equo;    
&bquo;And that's something else you don't know, there's been a revolution in buses as well.
Luxury coaches they are now, with   air-conditioning and reclining seats and a toilet even, comfortable as they can be.
You want to go?&equo;    
&bquo;You what?
With the &bquo;Evergreens&equo;, with a gaggle of old fogies?
Catch me!&equo;
Ma put a spare needle in her <head>mouth</head> and began to count the rows down, but she spat out &bquo;Evergreens!&equo; again, between her teeth.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40249" docsrc="bnc_A0L_3288">
<answer instance="mouth.40249" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<context>
It was not even as noble and hopeless as tilting at windmills; she was blindfolded by not understanding and whirled towards every sound &mdash; Lucy's voice, laugh, profile, light footfall: all worn by unknowing everyday strangers.
She was challenging the shadows of shadows, challenging the shadows of primeval monsters half-glimpsed in nightmare.    
 I am alone on a desolate plain, and I am cold and I am lonely   thought Jay, chanted Jay, she could find no comfort.
Finally, she had rung the new office, cursing herself, her need.
Lucy would not see her.    
 I feel I have unfinished business with you   said Jay, amazed that she could use such an adult phrase, when alone, her <head>mouth</head> sagged and stretched and gasped with  momma, momma  , the pain shrieked from her navel, she even sucked her thumb in the hope that do-it-yourself primal therapy would ease something.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40251" docsrc="bnc_BLX_1811">
<answer instance="mouth.40251" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40251" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
As a restaurant diner would, the bear separates the flesh from the skeleton, which is left behind after the meal.    
(Opposite, top left) River-feeding birds have evolved a highly specialised hunting technique based on great restraint.
They have developed the ability to stand stock-still, like statues, until the fish are relaxed and unwary.
Then a lightning stab is made, in which the bird has to allow for the refraction of the water surface  .   
Herons are masters of this technique.    
Similar to these are the  filter-feeders  , animals that pass a current of water through their bodies and take out of it all the food they need.
The largest of the filter-feeders is, however, far from static and is indeed the biggest animal that has ever lived &mdash; the blue whale.
This vast creature, weighing up to 30 tons, feeds by merely swimming along with its <head>mouth</head> open.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40253" docsrc="bnc_ARE_933">
<answer instance="mouth.40253" senseid="mouth%1:08:00::"/>
<answer instance="mouth.40253" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
When nest building, he will return to his nest with bits of weed to cement it into place, even when the diver is only a few inches away.    
Inquisitive and trusting, it will often follow divers that disturb the sea bed with their fins, readily feeding on small animals or any other edible matter dislodged.          
The Green Wrasse    
labrus turdus    
Large and secretive, this wrasse has a long body of up to 45 centimetres.
Like most wrasse, it is known to change sex (from female to male), but it is unlikely that any can function as male and female at the same time.    
All green wrasse shorter than 28 centimetres are female, but above 38 centimetres they are exclusively male.    
This wrasse has a large <head>mouth</head> , fleshy lips, a single row of conical shaped teeth, and a relatively small eye.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.30027" docsrc="cc11.cmb_191">
<answer instance="mouth.30027" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="mouth.30027" senseid="mouth%1:08:01::"/>
<context>
He then switches back to a consideration of the seven principal
Presidential hopefuls: five Democrats -- Senator Hubert H. Humphrey,
Senator Stuart Symington, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, Adlai E. Stevenson and
Mr. Kennedy -- and two Republicans -- Governor Rockefeller and Mr. Nixon.
Then, in chronological order, Mr. White covers the primary campaigns, the
conventions and the Presidential campaign itself.  In the process he writes
at length about many related matters: the importance of race, religion,
local tradition, bosses, organizations, zealous volunteers and television.
Mr. White is bluntly frank in his personal opinions.  He frequently cites
intimate details that seem to come straight from the horse's
<head>mouth</head>, from numerous insiders and from Mr. Kennedy
himself; but never from Mr. Nixon, who looked on reporters with suspicion
and distrust.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="nation.n">

<instance id="nation.40001" docsrc="bnc_ANT_679">
<answer instance="nation.40001" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The right was, in fact, one of the fundamental conditions of the internal liberty of all.          
Thus, the right of national self-determination applied only to &bquo;the large and well-defined historical nations of Europe&hellip;
Italy, Poland, Germany, Hungary&equo;.    
No such right generally applied to the rest.
The selection of those who might have the right varied according to immediate tactics but, in general, Engels reserved his most withering scorn &mdash; and violent prejudice &mdash; for &bquo;non-historical peoples&equo;,    
the ruins of peoples which are still found here and there and which are no longer capable of a national existence, are absorbed by the larger <head>nations</head> and either become part of them or maintain themselves as ethnographic monuments without political significance.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40004" docsrc="bnc_B77_317">
<answer instance="nation.40004" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
HIGH TECHNOLOGY has taken over at the Port Everglades power station, run by the Florida Light and Power Company.
The station has been converted to burn confiscated   marijuana   which has been piling up in the warehouses of the local police forces.    
Last year Port Everglades burnt more than 800 tonnes of marijuana.
One tonne of marijuana has a thermal value of 2.7 barrels of oil.
The company is now planning to convert two more stations.        
Any takers for a satellite to spy for peace?    
POLITICAL prevarication is blocking moves to set up an international agency to monitor military activity throughout the world using a network of spy satellites.
As the US and the Soviet Union discuss disarmament in Geneva the two super-powers continue to oppose plans for an international agency that would give other <head>nations</head> a look-in on their military manoeuvres.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40006" docsrc="bnc_ACG_787">
<answer instance="nation.40006" senseid="nation%1:14:02::"/>
<context>
When he told his assailant his name, he told him that he was a deceiver, a cheat, one who outwits others and extorts blessings from them.
That is what the name Jacob means, as we have seen.
But he cannot extort blessings here.
He cannot be a trickster now.
Instead he must wear the name and identity of the future people of God, those who struggle with men and with God.
For surely in the end it must be God.
He it was who turned Abram into Abraham (17.5), and Sarai into Sarah (17.15), and who gave Isaac his name before he was born (17.19).
He it is with whom his people will indeed wrestle.
On the other side of the argument it is inconceivable that the ancestor of the people of God, and through him that <head>nation</head> itself, should receive their name from a local demon of an insignificant wadi.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40011" docsrc="bnc_ABW_106">
<answer instance="nation.40011" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
But no, she was sure it was Queen Victoria, personally, who had spread this grey fog over Britain from which we've never recovered.
Great Victorians like Trollope and the Pre-Raphaelites had been fully aware of what was happening.
Perhaps, Jane mused, we should never get over it.
The despair in the air was particularly dense at the present time, though its monetarist perpetrators were now fighting a rearguard action against the rest of Europe.
But hopelessness, like the class system, had now become so ingrained in the soul, she feared that it could be removed neither by stimuli nor legislation.    
The English character puzzled her, so must totally confuse foreigners.
&bquo;You never know what the English are thinking, because they're always so polite,&equo; Riborg had told her.
&bquo;You don't say &bquo;no&equo;, but &bquo;I will if I can.&equo;&equo;
But tiny Britain, uniquely among countries, is many <head>nations</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40012" docsrc="bnc_AN0_266">
<answer instance="nation.40012" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The name CIA is now synonymous with everything that is corrupt and has certainly turned more people towards Communism than would have been the case had American foreign policy been more open and honest.
If ever there was an example of counterproductive intelligence the CIA is it.    
One of the most worrying aspects of the CIA's morality is the special brand of patriotism it bestows upon itself.
During the 1987 Iran/Contra hearings in Washington the most frightening witness was Colonel Oliver North, who,   though not a direct employee of the CIA, had been inextricably associated with it in this sordid affair.    
There he stood before the official inquiry in his crisp, bemedalled marine uniform, his voice breaking with emotion as he lectured the assembled politicians on what was in the <head>nation</head> 's interests as if he himself had just invented patriotism.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40015" docsrc="bnc_A7W_463">
<answer instance="nation.40015" senseid="nation%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
Someone must have sent the papers and I can't see that the corporals did it.
I lost 28 men, simple peasants who had never heard of Karl Marx or Toby Low.&equo;    
Mr Zivkovic, a draughtsman who lived in Britain for 24 years after the war but now lives in Tasmania, Australia, was giving evidence for the defence in Lord Aldington's libel action over allegations by Mr Nikolai Tolstoy and Mr Nigel Watts that he is a war criminal responsible for the forced repatriation of 70,000 Cossacks and Yugoslavs.    
Earlier, Mr Zivkovic, who was born in Croatia and witnessed the German and Italian invasions in 1941, said: &bquo;The Germans destroyed my country&hellip; they killed thousands of people.
The invasion was deadly, merciless and cruel.&equo;    
The Slovenes were a &bquo;small <head>nation</head> being squeezed between Italy and Germany.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40016" docsrc="bnc_CRB_3680">
<answer instance="nation.40016" senseid="european_nation%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
For the most cheering news out of Greece today is that the country may at last be getting tired of the bumbly, floppy politics of the past.
It shows in the opinion polls' evidence of the Greeks' growing reluctance to commit their votes to any of the present parties.
It also shows in their embarrassed defensiveness when foreigners wonder aloud whether their public life is in need of change.    
This is at least partly due to Greece's membership of the European Community.
It is not just money &mdash; the EC's one-drachma-out-of-every-17 gift to the Greek economy &mdash; that Greece gets from its link to Western Europe.
Along the link there also flows a realisation that there are more efficient ways to run a country.
No European <head>nation</head> is satisfied with its politics at the moment, but Greece is more dissatisfied than most.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40023" docsrc="bnc_CAH_1120">
<answer instance="nation.40023" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The explosive issues of 1989-91 are those created in Europe and, I am tempted to add, in the Middle East, by the collapse of the multi-ethnic Habsburg, Ottoman and Russian empires in 1917-18, and the nature of the postwar peace settlements in respect of their successor states.
The essence of these, you may recall, was the Wilsonian plan to divide Europe into ethnic-linguistic territorial states, a project as dangerous as it was impracticable, except at the cost of forcible mass expulsion, coercion and genocide which was subsequently paid.
Let me add that the Leninist theory of <head>nations</head> on which the USSR (and Yugoslavia) was subsequently constructed was essentially the same, though in practice &mdash; at least in the USSR &mdash; supplemented by the Austro-Marxist system of nationality as an individual choice, which every citizen has the right to make at the age of 16 wherever he or she comes from.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.40025" docsrc="bnc_A07_331">
<answer instance="nation.40025" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<answer instance="nation.40025" senseid="nation%1:14:01::"/>
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A similar exam is still compulsory for anyone seeking to enter the teaching profession without the required Leaving Certificate pass, even if they are never to teach the subject.
One immediately recognizes the active construction of the national ideal as promoted by principal currents in nineteenth century European nationalist thought (see Kedourie 1985).
Another aspect of this form of cultural nationalism is that it was been strongly supported in the Irish national school system and Northern catholic school system by the clergy and religious orders.
Not all the clergy and all the religious orders have been actively engaged in the pursuit of this ideal, but one or two orders have been; for example, the Christian Brothers are devoted to the ideals of a Christian and catholic education, and supporters of the concept of a <head>nation</head> dedicated to God and at the same time distinctly Irish.
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<answer instance="nation.40028" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
We must correct this tendency which is almost a cultural problem,&equo; Louis Gallois, a leading civil servant told a conference last month, so revealing that planners have at last caught a whiff of their inbuilt handicap.    
Despite grand plans for the &bquo;informationisation of society&equo;, the partnership of government and industry which operated under the government of Valery Giscard d'Estaing left the French information-technology industry in a mess &mdash; at least compared with American or Japanese firms.
&bquo;Ambitious but realistic&equo; targets in the nation's IT balance of payments were achieved, but not maintained.
Last year's deficit was about &pound;125 million (although this compares well with the comparable figure for the UK which is almost three times higher) and this year the deficit will probably be about the same.    
The <head>nation</head> 's main data-processing firm, Cii-Honeywell Bull, will on its own lose around &pound;90 million this year.
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<answer instance="nation.40029" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<answer instance="nation.40029" senseid="nation%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
The difficulties of capturing and extraditing terrorists from the South are notorious.    
It is not that most of the people of southern Ireland are supportive or even tolerant of the terrorists.
They detest them.
But, for all the familiar historical reasons, they cannot bring themselves to take decisive steps to tighten the ring around the IRA south of the border.
Of course, there are issues to be addressed in Northern Ireland itself.
But it is the nature of the relationship between Belfast and Dublin that will determine whether Sir Patrick is successful in making real headway against the IRA.
The climate for doing so is more favourable than for some years past.        
Peterborough: Cleaning up after Mrs Simpson    
A FAMILY archive including sensitive letters concerning the Abdication of King Edward VIII has been saved for the <head>nation</head> .
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<answer instance="nation.40032" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
BOSCH PLANS 1,000 TELECOMMUNICATIONS CUTS    
Bad news is that Robert Bosch GmbH said it planned to cut more than 1,000 jobs in its telecommunications division to take it to just over 37,000; 3,700 jobs went in 1992.        
GERMAN SYSTEM UNDERMINES COMPETITIVENESS    
Worse news for complacent Germans is that Chancellor Helmut Kohl told parliament yesterday that Germany must overhaul its social, economic and educational systems if it is to remain a leading industrial power: Germany has the shortest working week, the oldest students and the youngest pensioners among industrial countries, and that this undermines competitiveness &mdash; &bquo;a successful industrial <head>nation</head> , a nation with a future, cannot be organised like a collective amusement park.&equo;        
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<answer instance="nation.40033" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
North replied, without a second thought, &bquo;Not for one fleeting moment.&equo;    
It was in this spirit that he conducted, round the back of the law, the contra operation.
His Central American agents and contacts were patted on the back, or sent into the field, with the words &bquo;  Vaya con Dios  &equo;, (Go with God); Calero remembered that he never left him without them.
The call sign North arranged to answer fellow-Catholic Fernandez in Costa Rica (&equo; Force unable find 5 bundles after two-day search.
Now do not believe bundles dropped.
Force taking heavy casualties, numbers captured rising&equo;) was DV,  Dominus Vobiscum  .
The contra operations had to be continued, North told his congressional questioners, &bquo;for the love of God and the love of this <head>nation</head> &equo;.
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<answer instance="nation.40036" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
This reflects, and not always with credit, the New Zealand and Rugby Football Union's attitude towards their sponsors and the NZRFU cash-register demand that major international sides play high-profile games on each Saturday of a tour.    
These are now telecast live, or slightly delayed, and have developed into a major part of the state-run television schedule on a Saturday afternoon &mdash; with the consequent spin-offs to the various sponsors.
Also  Television New Zealand   can mount a major rugby telecast more efficiently and easily from a major centre where all the facilities are already in place.    
It did not help the Irish, either, that they may well have been winding down after the Five <head>Nations</head> Championship whereas New Zealand's players were hitting top gear with early-season All Black trials.
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<answer instance="nation.40037" senseid="nation%1:14:01::"/>
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There was also the general assumption that the fact of a state populated by catholics must perforce imply a heightened degree of institutionalized catholic   value in law.
On the other hand, there was the nationalist theory of democracy, which derives power from the people and not from an &eacute;lite group of religious intellectuals.
The next section will show the way in which this contradiction continued to be shared by a large number of clergy and laity even into the 1980s.
It should be added here that the high clergy hardly recognized that they had actually been exercising a political religious power of a specifically sectarian or monopolistic type.
Hence when Irish clergymen stated that church and state were separate, they meant they themselves had no legislative or executive role in the state.
But they did and still do remain the authoritative conscience of the <head>nation</head> .
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<context>
Party offers free polls 100,000 cross Berlin's border Army punches holes in Wall Kohl: We are one <head>nation</head> .    
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<context>
While Danzigers remained unimpressed by Polish historical claims, Germany, too, longed to deny sovereignty, but found it more convenient in practice to encourage notions of the Free City's independence, since this discomfited the Poles without direct confrontation.    
In truth the government of Danzig had become a labyrinth sown with pits for the unwary.
By 1922 the city had no less than four separate charters establishing and defining the limits of its powers: the Treaty of Versailles, the Danzig-Polish Accords, the Danzig City Constitution and the Covenant with the League of Nations.
It had at least seven governing bodies and watchdogs set over it: the Danzig Volkstag, the Danzig Senate, the Polish Commissioner General, the German Commissioner General, the Danzig Harbour Board, the League of <head>Nations</head> High Commissioner, the Council of the League of Nations at the High Court in the Hague and finally, the League itself sitting in Geneva.    
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<answer instance="nation.40042" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
PART TWO The Debt Crisis, Politics and Educational Policy    
International economic and political forces place severe constraints on individual governments' decision-making, particularly if that <head>nation</head> is economically under-developed.
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<answer instance="nation.40044" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Onuca will have 260 military observers, 115 helicopter and aircrew, 50 naval personnel, 14 medical staff, about 104 UN administrative staff and 82 locally-recruited civilians.
It will have headquarters in Honduras, with a liaison office in each of the five Central American capitals and 31 &bquo;verification centres.&equo;    
In practice, its mission will be to make sure the Contras in Honduras do not infiltrate Nicaragua, and to keep the Farabundo Marti Liberation Front (FMLN) guerrillas in El Salvador from seeking shelter in Honduras.    
The US representative to the UN, Thomas Pickering, has stressed that Onuca should deal with the FMLN as well as the US-supported Contras.
Washington seems content to let the United <head>Nations</head> disband the Contras, but Mr Pickering and other US officials have been linking it to the disbanding of the FMLN, without explicitly making it a condition for Washington's cooperation.        
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<answer instance="nation.40047" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The United Nations body responsible for maintaining peace and security is the Security Council.
When there is a dispute between nations that could bring a threat to peace, the Security Council listens first to all sides of the argument.
It will probably make its own investigations into the conflict as well.    
It may then mediate in the dispute &mdash; rather like a referee at a football match &mdash; trying to keep the sides apart and probably insisting on a &bquo;cease-fire&equo; until a peaceful settlement can be negotiated.    
If the cease-fire is not respected, the United Nations can call on its own peace-keeping force.
This is an army of soldiers from many different <head>nations</head> who can be brought into a country to preserve law and order and to stop two opposing sides from attacking each other.
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<instance id="nation.40049" docsrc="bnc_ABH_1417">
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<context>
People sleep on the floor or huddle round television sets.
Some 300 young men are waiting in the parliament to be killed.    
Like the barricades outside, the Lithuanians' hunting rifles are military toys.
The building cannot realistically be defended.
If Soviet soldiers get in to the parliament there will be a bloodbath.
The army may have been holding back because it is reluctant to make martyrs.    
By resorting to guns, even toy ones, are the Lithuanians forfeiting the rights of democrats and putting themselves on the same level as the Soviet troops?
The Lithuanians reckon the moment has arrived for defending their country with every means they have.
The <head>nation</head> is haunted by what happened in 1940, when it metaphorically came out with its hands up as Soviet tanks rolled in while world war was raging.
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<instance id="nation.40053" docsrc="bnc_A9V_301">
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<context>
Diplomatic sources say that other South-east Asian countries which, like Hong Kong, have offered a port of first asylum to the fleeing Vietnamese, are closely watching the mandatory repatriation programme.    
Thailand is keen to follow Hong Kong, but has reservations about the sums of money being paid for the resettlement of the boat people.
Yesterday, the Hong Kong Government confirmed that it was spending about &dollar;1,000 per head for those deported.
The cost will be shared equally between Britain and Hong Kong.    
This sum includes transport to Vietnam and a &bquo;reintegration assistance package&equo; of &dollar;620 paid to the boat people once they are back in Vietnam.
Each adult in the group of 51 who were sent back yesterday was given &dollar;30 pocket money, and each child &dollar;15.    
The deportations drew a strong protest from Mr Robert Van Leuween, the head of the United <head>Nations</head> High Commission for Refugees office in Hong Kong.
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In this case he was carrying the task of soul renovation up to an altogether dizzier level of risk and aspiration than had hitherto been attempted.
Whole peoples were now to be regenerated, not by the patient labours of obscure administrators toiling at their life's work in obscure places, but by the brilliant schemes of brilliant people flitting about the corridors of power.    
Curtis' incipiently multiracial ideas seemed at first rather startling to some other members of the Round.
Table &mdash; his  Project of a Commonwealth   (1915) created dissension in the ranks-but they soon prevailed, and the Round Table brought into currency a new term, the Commonwealth of <head>Nations</head> , which proved popular because it so gracefully combined the idea of imperial unity with that of national autonomy.
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<answer instance="nation.40058" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
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Sir: The world must be grateful to Charles Richards for his exposure ('Intifada brings out the best in Israel's black art', 30 September) of the depths to which Israelis will sink in what he rightly describes as their news manipulation.    
Can there be anything more telling about the deviousness of these people than his account of how they actually put on television and interviewed a man who was said to have died while in a prison cell, and that, moreover, they did it with the sole motive of demonstrating that he was alive and in good health.    
They did it &bquo;hastily&equo; too, which is also an indication of their amazing, but altogether typical, ruthlessness.    
Cannot the British Government instigate action at the United <head>Nations</head> to prevent the Israeli authorities from using television to tell the truth in these matters?
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<instance id="nation.40059" docsrc="bnc_CAH_1065">
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It is a retrospective mythology.
Let me repeat yet again the words of Ernest Renan in his famous lecture &bquo;What is a Nation&equo; in 1882: &bquo;Forgetting history, or even getting history wrong (  l'erreur historique  ) are an essential factor in the formation of a nation, which is why the progress of historical studies is often dangerous to a nationality.&equo;
So a historian who writes about ethnicity or nationalism cannot but make a politically or ideologically explosive intervention.    
Let me begin with a semantic query.
If there is any standard criterion today of what constitutes a <head>nation</head> with a claim to self-determination, meaning to setting up an independent territorial nation-state, it is ethnic-linguistic, since language is taken, wherever possible, to express and symbolise ethnicity.
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<instance id="nation.40062" docsrc="bnc_ADK_1508">
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When he gets to the event and discovers that the people there are friendly, interesting and pleasant company &mdash; and most belong to the same political party &mdash; he will begin to think.
You've caught his interest and got him involved by deeds more than words.    
In grass roots politics interest grows mostly through non-party political activities.
The Labour Party knows this and so do the Liberals (now Democrats) with their emphasis on community politics.
It might seem little enough to get an extra bus stop or pedestrian crossing, but those are real concerns for local people and such matters affect the way they regard you politically.    
Lord Cockfield, a European Commissioner from 1983 to 1988, discussed European publicity with me early in his term.
He said: &bquo;The most effective publicity we've ever had for the Community is the European Ryder Cup Golf Team.
It means something for people to see the top golfers of the different <head>nations</head> playing together.
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<instance id="nation.40065" docsrc="bnc_B7J_73">
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<answer instance="nation.40065" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
For its missiles to be effective, China would require a source of data about possible targets.
These could be in the US, USSR or India.
Such data can be obtained not only from military reconnaissance satellites, of which China launched three between 1975 and 1978, but also from the latest civilian satellites.
China may also need satellite pictures to watch for troop movements on borders.    
Landsat-4 obtains data with two sensors.
The   multispectral   scanner provides pictures of the ground with a resolution of 80 metres.
The more sensitive thematic mapper provides pictures in which objects just 30 m wide can be picked out.    
The outer space committee of the United <head>Nations</head> believes that remote-sensing satellites with a resolution of 25 m could be militarily useful.    
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<instance id="nation.40068" docsrc="bnc_A15_142">
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<answer instance="nation.40068" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Expedition members Steve Hillen (24), Dave Tyson (23), Dave Lister (23) and Mike Penlington all have extensive climbing experience in Britain and the Alps.    
Two members of the team have trekked widely in the Hispar area and Hillen, Tyson and Lister had six months high-altitude mountaineering experience in the Andes during two successful expeditions in 1989.    
The trustees of the award, which is aimed at young and relatively unknown mountaineers, are anxious to encourage more applications, so get weaving.
Details are available from: The Secretary, Nick Estcourt Award, 24 Grange Road, Bowdon, Altrincham, WA14 3EE.
Forms should be returned by November 30.        
Drummond's dream of a climb for the world    
Poet and visionary climber Edwin Drummond is about to achieve his ambition of a United <head>Nations</head> Climb for the World, now sponsored by the Sheffield firm Fretwell-Downing Datasystems.
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<instance id="nation.40069" docsrc="bnc_A07_717">
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<context>
The new Fianna F&aacute;il Party, under the leadership of Eamon de Valera, was intent on asserting Irish independence to the full by leaving the empire and providing a president to replace the monarchy, thus becoming the Republic of Ireland.
The 1922 constitution approved by Britain was considered a model of libertarian democracy.
The preamble of the new constitution of 1937 proclaims:    
In the Name of the Most Holy Trinity&hellip;        
We, the people of Eire,        
Humbly acknowledging all our obligations to our Divine Lord, Jesus Christ, Who sustained our fathers through centuries of trial,        
Gratefully remembering their heroic struggle to regain the rightful independence of our <head>Nation</head> &hellip;        
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<instance id="nation.40072" docsrc="bnc_CAG_1248">
<answer instance="nation.40072" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="nation.40072" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It was an inexcusable act of aggression.
But there is a great danger that this fact, so dazzlingly clear, will blur our vision of the deeper causes of the Bosnian nightmare.
It would be wrong to suppose that the Serbs bear sole responsibility for the violence.
They do not.    
Supporters of Croatian and Slovene indpendence blithely state that the Germaninspired EC recognition of the two republics brought the war to a halt in Croatia.
In fact the war intensified on certain fronts after Bonn's announcement in December last year that it would recognise Slovenia and Croatia regardless of the opinions of other European Community members.
The war was frozen by the ceasefire, which the United <head>Nations</head> ' special envoy Cyrus Vance negotiated in early January, and by the prospect of a UN peacekeeping force being deployed.
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<instance id="nation.40075" docsrc="bnc_ABE_1560">
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<context>
Partly for lack of leadership.
Mr Kohl seems worn out, as well he may be, after the helter-skelter dash to unity last year.
After refusing tax increases to help pay the unity bill, he has now agreed to them to help finance the Gulf war &mdash; from an Ossi viewpoint an odd order of priorities.
President Richard von Weizs&auml;cker, often able to set the tone, has been unusually reticent since the storm he created last year by urging that the government should move from Bonn to Berlin (an issue that remains undecided).    
Could it be that the Germans in the west did not want unity after all, despite those opinion polls over decades showing they did?
Hardly.
But the united <head>nation</head> they had in mind, when they thought hard about it at all, was probably not what they have been landed with.
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<instance id="nation.40077" docsrc="bnc_ART_1297">
<answer instance="nation.40077" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Someone, somewhere, within or around London Records managed to turn those frightening advance orders into material exchanges.
Even the unbreakable confidence of the band turned into surprise.    
It was the posters that first attracted attention: an eight way split of the album cover, the soldier vision of Emile de Antonios in a still from &bquo;Year Of The Pig&equo; with the legend &bquo;Meat Is Murder&equo; scratched on the soldier's helmet.
The posters blew the title huge and diagonal across the complete vision.
Commuters virtually &bquo;tripped up&equo; over the words which pulled no punches in all the cities and towns of Britain.
The idea was impact and it succeeded.
Eight months previously ZTT's Paul Morley had used the XL image factory and Katherine Hamnett to plaster fragments of his prose on to the chests of the <head>nation</head> 's youth.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40078" docsrc="bnc_B7D_927">
<answer instance="nation.40078" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
There was to be a term of solitary confinement for each prisoner to bring his brain into &bquo;the highest state of susceptibility for receiving moral and religious impressions&equo;.
Hard work was to be accompanied by moral instruction and each convict was to be treated to a series of discussions with a qualified counsellor.
The aim was to emphasise that everybody, including the prisoner, could, if they chose, play a useful role in society.
Chaplains would administer &bquo;the reproofs and consolations of religion&equo;.
All this may strike us as very patronising but it reveals at least as much concern about the welfare, and rehabilitation, of prisoners as the incarceration policies of the present day.    
The phrenologists of Manchester originated a comprehensive plan of secular education: to be established first in their own area and then throughout the <head>nation</head> .
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<instance id="nation.40080" docsrc="bnc_CCK_1021">
<answer instance="nation.40080" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
On her birthday on 7 January 1986, the members of the Political Executive Committee, the highest political authority in the country, assured Elena,    
The entire country highly appreciates the outstanding activity you carry out in the field of science and technology&hellip;
Your valuable work &mdash; crowned by the high distinctions and titles awarded you by some prestigious scientific, cultural, and educational institutions from various countries of the world represents, much to the pride of all our people, a greatly important contribution to ensure the flourishing of the national and universal science and culture, as a brilliant example of revolutionary abnegation and deep concern with the cause of Socialist Romania's flourishing and the cause of all the <head>nation</head> 's progress and civilization.          
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40081" docsrc="bnc_AN0_510">
<answer instance="nation.40081" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
As one might expect, West Germany has inherited the ability to maintain vast dossiers on people within its borders and, bearing in mind that some 8,000 spies working for East Germany and Russia are said to be operating in West Germany, there is certainly plenty for them to do.
The problem is that since West Germany also   spies on its neighbour, a great deal of time is taken up with swopping convicted spies back and forth across the border.
Middle-aged women working in the West German government have also been a favourite target for East German spies and several have passed over supposedly valuable information for a number of years before being caught.
Whether any of this espionage achieves much is a matter of opinion but West Germany is never slow to publicise the capture of a few spies as being a serious breach of national security.    
In the end a <head>nation</head> tends to get the intelligence organisation it deserves.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40083" docsrc="bnc_ADC_664">
<answer instance="nation.40083" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
The pagan contemporaries of Constantine were not wrong in saying that he had carried through a huge religious and social revolution.
To change the religion of the Roman empire was to change the world.          
From Rome to the Barbarian Kingdoms    
ROBERT MARKUS    
 If   one were writing the history of Western Europe in the period from about 330 to about 700  ad  , there would, inevitably, be two major themes.
The first would tell of the late Roman empire and its fate after the reorganization by the Emperors Diocletian and Constantine, until most of its Western provinces were superseded by barbarian kingdoms.
The second theme would be the story of these new <head>nations</head> , the Germanic kingdoms whose foundations were laid during the years from about 400 to 600  ad  .    
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<instance id="nation.40084" docsrc="bnc_CS6_1169">
<answer instance="nation.40084" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
In six seats it finished second, with a best performance of 22 per cent in Bethnal Green East.
Outside London the British Union performed disastrously, with its candidates in Leeds, Manchester, Sheffield and Southampton all finishing bottom of the poll.
Even in its stronghold of East London the BUF's impact was patchy.
It never came close to winning an election anywhere and, despite the fears of Harry Pollitt, the Communist leader, it made little impact in London dockland around Wapping.
Political anti-semitism attracted mass support for the BUF in a limited geographical area, but it engendered greater hostility within those same localities and had appalling consequences elsewhere.
Mosley's dream of a fascist <head>nation</head> was reduced to the reality of a minority anti-semitic political sub-culture in some areas of the East End of London.    
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<instance id="nation.40086" docsrc="bnc_ANT_654">
<answer instance="nation.40086" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
European movements of national liberation were the most important forms of popular rebellion during their lifetime, but the intellectual atmosphere of mid-nineteenth-century London as well as their own convictions made it seem that nationalism was a temporary phase, and that internationalism was the norm, or at least the force that would grow most powerfully in the future.
For capitalism daily unified the globe and created an international working class.
Marx's internationalism paralleled what was identified by him as the leading sector of capitalism, the international.    
However, he assumed that capitalism could not finally achieve an integrated world, that the bourgeoisie could never transcend nationality.
That required the end of existing property relations which were national (and which involved &bquo;the exploitation of some <head>nations</head> by others&equo;).
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40087" docsrc="bnc_B7K_1734">
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<answer instance="nation.40087" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Since times are hard in the science job markets and so called whistleblowers tend to be regarded as troublemakers rather than public spirited heroes, these depredations against scientific integrity would probably have remained hidden in the absence of the scandals at the EPA.
And though we do not know for certain, it does seem doubtful that the only sins against EPA science are those that have been revealed.    
As Trofim Denosovich Lysenko well knew, more than a little bashing is required to undermine the integrity of science.        
A load of bull    
AN IMPOVERISHED African country (the name changes according to where you hear the story) decided that its agriculture needed a shot in the arm.
So it applied to the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United <head>Nations</head> for some aid.
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<answer instance="nation.40089" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="nation.40089" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
Treaty ban will not stop America from making nerve gas    
From PETER PRINGLE in Washington    
THE United States will continue to make new nerve gas weapons after the conclusion of a global treaty banning them takes effect, according to a hitherto secret administration policy review.    
The move takes the glitter off President Bush's call at the United <head>Nation</head> 's last month for immediate steps to &bquo;halt and reverse&equo; the worldwide threat of chemical weapons, and indicates that Mr Bush's commitment to a poison gas ban is not so &bquo;extraordinarily strong&equo; as he and his advisors have declared.    
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Although this principle was intended to apply to the Nazi-occupied territories of Europe, nationalists throughout the colonial world, particularly in India and   Burma, demanded its application to all dependent peoples.
They were pushing at a partially open door as far as Britain was concerned.
Both major political parties accepted that colonialism would be dismantled at a pace consistent, first, with the speed of political and economic development in each territory; and, second, with the growth in its ability to look after itself militarily.
Britain's voluntary, though gradual, conversion of the colonial Empire into the British Commonwealth of <head>Nations</head> would help her recovery as a great power: her military commitments to provide overseas garrisons should diminish, and her influence was expected to be enhanced as she became the central pivot of an association of free and independent states girdling the globe.    
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To stand against the old order, the new national States would have to be strong &mdash; &bquo;The very first conditions of national existence (are) large numbers and compactness of territory,&equo; along with resources, ability and a favourable social organization.
Engels elaborated:    
There could, indeed, be no two opinions as to the right of every one of the great national subdivisions of Europe to dispose of itself, independently of its neighbours in all internal matters, so long as it did not encroach upon the liberty of others.
The right was, in fact, one of the fundamental conditions of the internal liberty of all.          
Thus, the right of national self-determination applied only to &bquo;the large and well-defined historical <head>nations</head> of Europe&hellip;
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The massive increase in the number of GCSE candidates opting to continue in education is being trumpeted by the Tories as a success story.
But Labour points out the recession has left youngsters with little choice.    
Unemployment among 16 and 17-year-olds has DOUBLED in just two years to one in six, says a report today.    
Almost 900,000 young people are out of work &mdash; and the problem is worse in the South East.        
Straight up&hellip; it's the Euro banana!    
JOHN COPPOCK    
A SMALLER, greener Euro banana is on its way to Britain's fruit counters&hellip; and it will cost shoppers MORE.    
We currently import most of our bananas from South America and the Caribbean.    
But under the EC's 1992 single-market laws, which come into force at the end of the year, imports from non-member <head>nations</head> will be cut.    
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I idly picked up one of the leaflets which had two pictures on its cover; the first illustration showed a happy black family, all neatly dressed and reading books around a table that was filled with platefuls of food and with jugs labelled &bquo;milk&equo;.
The second picture, clearly designed to demonstrate the rewards of illiteracy, showed a scabby-looking native dressed in a threadbare loincloth who crouched in the mud outside a grass hut and who seemed to be sharing his lunch bowl with a baboon.
Ellen caught my eye, looked down at the ridiculous leaflet, and suddenly we both began to laugh helplessly.
&bquo;I know they're absurd.&equo;
She had tears in her eyes as she tried to recover from the laughter.
&bquo;They were printed for Africa sometime in the 1950s and the United <head>Nations</head> sent them to our project, God knows why.
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Since his widow, Sonia, has declined appointment in his place as president of the Congress Party, his murder will probably mark the end of the Nehru dynasty which has ruled India for 40 of its 44 years of independence.
The Nehru creed was of India as a secular union.
Its doctrine was self-sufficiency and the Fabian socialism that Nehru's generation imbibed during the struggle against colonialism.
The creed still makes sense but, as both Mr Gandhi and Mr Singh began dimly to realise in the 1980s, the doctrine does not.        
The necessary journey    
After this week's murder, India's first task is to keep the idea of secularism alive.
Only under a secular constitution can a <head>nation</head> of nearly 850m people that is divided and then sub-divided by race, religion and caste stay peacefully together for the journey ahead.    
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Economic and political matters remained at the level of the imperial government.    
The compromise only fuelled national frictions.
After the 1907 elections, the national components of the party operated increasingly independently.
Thus, the workers&equo; movement was already showing the disintegration which was fully accomplished in the destruction of the empire in the First World War.    
There were two leading theoreticians of nationalism in the German section of the party (although both published their main works well after the Brno Congress).
Karl Renner (1870&ndash;1950) was on the right of the party.
For him, nations were the fundamental building blocks of society, &bquo;both indestructible and undeserving of destruction&hellip;
Far from being unnational or anti-national, (Social Democracy) places <head>nations</head> at the foundation of its world structure.&equo;
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Sport in Short: Tennis    
Sport Page 37    
Sport in Short: Squash    
Sport Page 37    
Sport in Short: Speedway    
Sport Page 37    
Sport in Short: Snooker    
Sport Page 37    
Sport in Short: Rugby Union    
By PHIL SHAW    
WALES, the Soviet Union and West Germany are three new <head>nations</head> making their debut at the 15th Hong Kong Sevens, to be staged from 31 March to 1 April next year.        
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Prayer    
Let us give thanks for the many people throughout history who have dedicated their lives to working for peace and justice.    
May we try by our own example to show that a world of peace and compassion can be more than just a hopeful dream.
 Amen            
Day 2 The Work of the United Nations    
The United Nations Organisation was set up in 1945, just after the second world war, with the aim of keeping peace throughout the world.    
All member states of the United Nations have pledged that they will settle their international disputes by peaceful means and will refrain from the threat or use of force against any other state.    
The United <head>Nations</head> body responsible for maintaining peace and security is the Security Council.
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Free Speech 3: No cause for panic over risks on site    
By JOHN RIMINGTON    
Director General since 1984 of the government-funded Health &amp; Safety Executive responsible for industrial safety and inspectorates.    
Nobody with the job of managing the <head>nation</head> 's principal safety agency could be complacent.
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And the General Household Survey in Britain informs us that 3 million women now participate regularly in keep-fit, yoga and aerobics.    
The 80s had been all about obsessional lifestyles, body consciousness, diet fads, work-out videos, designer leotards, Reeboks and Aqua Libra.
As the 80s came to an end, punishing exercise routines had become almost an alternative religion for many people.
For the first time exercise was an end in itself.    
However, despite these encouraging figures, marketing studies carried out in the USA show that most home-gym equipment goes unused and only around 10 per cent of American adults engage in   brisk, regular exercise.
And in Britain, the last survey carried out by the Sports Council revealed that up to 75 per cent of the population were doing very little at all to get fit.
Other surveys show that Britain as a <head>nation</head> is no fitter than it was ten years ago.    
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One cannot say the same for those films which make specific connections between earlier events in British history and now.
 Lady Hamilton   (1941,  That Hamilton Woman   in US), which Korda made in America with Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, works most of the time as a love story, but the messages that constantly obtrude about men whose &bquo;insane ambition&equo; makes them want to destroy what others had built are not organic to the main narrative.
&bquo;You cannot make peace with dictators, you have to destroy them,&equo; Nelson asserts at one point for the benefit of inattentive members of the audience.
Nor are viewers left to make for themselves the link between the &bquo;<head>nation</head> of arch fanatics led by an arch fanatic&equo; that confronted  The Young Mr Pitt   (1942) and Britain's contemporary enemies.
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Nevertheless he points out that in Britain we appear to have industrial malaise, adversary politics and a society that is different in quality compared to other developed European countries.    
The reasons for this are complex and to explain the situation all away in terms of social class is an oversimplification.
The factors which differentiate Britain from the remainder:    
&bquo;&hellip; are social values rather than social structures.
For whatever reason, British society places much emphasis on solidarity with others rather than competition between individuals, and it is this phenomenon which is often mistaken for class&equo;  
(Dahrendorf, 1979).          
While such solidarity may cause the <head>nation</head> to bind together from time to time as in 1940, at present it-is of a divisive nature rather than unifying.
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This clause, crisply abbreviated to the phrase &bquo;no peace beyond the line&equo;, recognized that the Spanish were not going to admit that anyone was entitled to contest the Papal award and also that nobody else was going to take it seriously.    
For over a century any non-Spaniards who entered the area claimed by Spain were likely to be called pirates.
Some of them undoubtedly were pirates in the straightforward sense that they were ready to seize and plunder any passing ship without regard to the religion or nationality of its owners, but Spanish charges ranged much more widely.
So far as they were concerned traders and sailors who had been blown off course were pirates; and in the range of activity between purely peaceful traders and pirates who were ready to attack ships of any <head>nation</head> there were some traders who were prepared to use force to make Spanish ports deal with them, and others who were willing to appear to use force in order to provide Spanish settlements with an excuse for trading.
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Gooch produces evidence that our own society, which he claims is derived from that of the Cro-Magnons, still shows traces of the social mores he ascribes to the Neanderthals.
His theory is, essentially, that the Cro-Magnons, in wiping out the Neanderthals, accidentally incorporated the latter's &bquo;dream&equo; ideas into their culture &mdash; and that such ideas still survive today.    
The hypothesis cannot be dismissed out of hand.
Far, far more recently, at around the time when the Roman Empire was at its height, the Celts across Europe enjoyed a &bquo;confederation&equo; of which signs can still be seen today.
A pure Scot arriving in New York, Cardiff or any other of the non-Scottish capitals can expect to be welcomed by other Celts, whatever their original <head>nation</head> and however many generations have passed since their ancestors left it.    
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Although his work in Kidderminster took up so much of his time and energy, Richard Baxter's vision extended beyond the confines of his own parish.
He regularly preached in the surrounding area in places such as Cleobury, Shifnal and Dudley.
In Dudley, the place of his first ministry, his preaching was so popular that the people not only filled the church, but also hung on the windows and the &bquo;leads&equo; to hear him.
Moreover, it was his heart's desire that the cause of the Gospel would flourish throughout the whole country and even beyond.
any of his books were translated into foreign languages and were avidly read by Christians on the Continent.
Richard Baxter also had a great burden for foreign missionary work.
&bquo;There is nothing in the world that lieth so heavily upon my heart&equo;, he writes, &bquo;as the thought of the miserable <head>nations</head> of the earth.
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In Rhode Island, a decade later, he accepted a commission from the local elites to turn the state into a showpiece of private-public partnership and high-technology-driven growth.    
The bridge from student firebrand to policy wonk was a new career as a management consultant.
Starting out with the Boston Consultancy Group, and eventually forming his own firm, Telesis (Greek for well-planned progress), Mr Magaziner specialised in advising large companies (Ford and General Electric) and small countries (Sweden) on why things cost as much as they do, and how they can be made to cost less.
Management consultancy not only made him rich (he sold Telesis for &dollar;1m and has just forked out &dollar;1.25m for a Washington house); it also convinced him that America's ludicrously wasteful health-care system was undermining the <head>nation</head> 's competitiveness abroad.    
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The order is uncompromising, and disconcerts Abraham.
But God then intervenes, not on the side of Hagar and Ishmael, as we might expect, but in support of Sarah.
Hagar and her son are indeed to be cast out, and God explains the place their banishment will take in his larger purposes.
Ishmael will be the ancestor of a nation, but one quite distinct from Isaac's people.      
So Hagar finds herself once more in the desert.
Her meagre supply of water runs out, and she puts Ishmael in the shade of a bush to die.
She sits some way off, and waits for death.
Here the story turns, for the child cries and is heard by God.
The &bquo;angel of God&equo; calls from heaven: &bquo;What troubles you, Hagar?
Fear not; for God has heard the voice of the lad where he is.
Arise, lift up the lad&hellip; for I will make him a great <head>nation</head> .&equo;
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A major turning-point came at the start of 1985 when Peter Walker announced that there would be no power cuts at all in the coming year, however long the strike lasted.
It was a kind of public dethroning of King Coal.
The winter was mild, which also told against the miners' cause.
The trade-union movement was reluctant to help, and there was relatively little sympathetic action from the railwaymen, dockers, or others.
Imported coal continued to be unloaded, some of it from Communist countries.
A general strike was   never remotely on the agenda, especially after the harsh treatment received by Norman Willis, the new TUC General secretary, from miners' meetings in militant areas.
Coal no longer dominated the national economic scene.
The industry employed barely 150,000 men.
It supplied only a fifth of the <head>nation</head> 's energy supplies, far behind oil, and was now challenged by nuclear power.
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The strongest card Britain has in dealing with the Third World is not that it is a burnt-out empire, but that it is a peaceful union of diverse nations, regions and cultures, some of which share with the Third World a common historical experience, and so can speak to them in a manner in which London, or the prosperous south-east corner of England, never can.    
The ebb and flow of Scottish Nationalism, the running sore of Northern Ireland do not invalidate my thesis.
The failures and errors merely highlight the over-all success.
The UK with all its faults represents one of the great reconciliations of history.
We take it for granted, but it is important that the emergent nations of the Third World &mdash; themselves, many of them, deeply divided culturally, linguistically and genetically &mdash; should see what we   have achieved, and where we have fallen short.    
If the activities of the British Council, and the ODA, mean anything, they are part of a battle for the hearts and minds of other <head>nations</head> .
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On the street, the BNP looks like what it is: a bootboys' party that mobilises within a small number of inner-city areas from those sections of disaffected white working-class male youth who otherwise engage in football violence and similar activities.        
NATIONALISM Whose fault-line is it anyway?
The ideological division of Europe's population into nations and ethnic groups is a recent invention that dangerously simplifies the realities, says Eric Hobsbawm    
Historians are to nationalism what poppy-growers in Pakistan are to heroin-addicts: we supply the essential raw material for the market.
Nations without a past are contradictions in terms.
What makes a <head>nation</head>  is   the past, what justifies one nation against others is the past, and historians are the people who produce it.
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They clash in an important way with the Christian doctrine of creation which provides both a purpose to human activity and a cultural mandate defining the terms of man's trusteeship in this world.
For the Christian the source of human values is  neither   the result of genetics  nor   the product of human reason  nor   even as Hayek would have it a process of cultural selection by which certain rules of conduct become accepted and others rejected, but the revelation by God through his Word in history.    
The adoption of the evolutionary point of view leads to two very important conclusions.
First it guarantees a kind of harmony in the market economy.
In  The Wealth of <head>Nations</head>  , Adam Smith showed how even though each individual pursued his own self-interest, nevertheless through the invisible hand he was led &bquo;to promote an end which was no part in his intentions&equo;.
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It was far worse for the Arabs whose homes lay in that part of Palestine in which the United Nations had decided to locate the new state of Israel.
Those whom Balfour had described as &bquo;the existing non-Jewish communities of Palestine&equo; were about to undergo their first catastrophe.    
The Arab armies that invaded the new Israel were driven out, together with between 500,000 and 700,000 Arab Palestinians whose homes had been in that part of Palestine that was now Israel or in those areas of Arab Palestine that the Israelis captured.
For decades after their War of Independence, the Israelis claimed that most of the Arab Palestinians had left of their own free will after being urged by Arab radio stations to leave their homes and take sanctuary in neighbouring states until the Arab armies had conquered the upstart new Israeli <head>nation</head> .
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A period when a killer volcano threatens to erupt and in the end does not is a non-event to subsequent generations.
To the men and women who wait in its shadow with the ground rumbling under them and the volcanic ash hiding the sun, it is a terrifying reality which may drive them to the most desperate expedients.
The British establishment passed through a non-event of that kind in the weeks leading up to February 1974.
The economy had been in serious trouble during 1972 and 1973.
Edward Heath's Conservative government adopted stringent regulations to restrict increases in wages.
This, in turn, led to direct confrontation between it and the coalminers in the latter part of 1973.
On 12th November, the National Union of Mineworkers announced a ban on overtime work and the <head>nation</head> s reserves of coal began to deplete rapidly.
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There were many traditional features in his films and his whole approach to a story was never far removed from the conventions of melodrama, but what Griffith was able to do was to shift the action of any of his films to whatever chapter of history or social setting that his plot or theme required.
It was his sense of history, part romantic, part Christian, and his sense of American society that gave his films their dramatic and visual power.
His artistic bravura may well have been inspired by his sense of himself and it certainly encouraged him to become increasingly subjective.
His subjectivity, though, was to be his undoing.
 Birth of a <head>Nation</head>   (1915) and  Intolerance   (1916) may well have been masterpieces but they were also very obviously controversial and guaranteed to shock sections of the great audience.
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&bquo;I expect England to revert to the front row that has done so well for so long, which means I must play out of my skin against Moore for the chance to face the guy again next week.
Some incentive!    
&bquo;And Probyn is recognised by us as the world's best tighthead prop so no argument there.    
&bquo;This will be a level higher than we faced on Wednesday.&equo;        
Welsh come roaring back    
By Giles Smith    
THE WELSH are closing in on the standards of play that immortalised the sixties and seventies as the golden age of their rugby.    
That's the firm view of Wales manager Alan Davies, who helped establish the trend with two Five <head>Nations</head> victories last season and was further heartened this week by Swansea's demolition of world champions Australia.    
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Finally, since data are often costly to acquire, it follows that summaries of them e.g.  The State of the European Environment   report (CEC 1988) and the  Environmental Data Report   of the UN EP (GEMS MARC 1989) are of considerable value.
Equally, the &bquo;signposting&equo; role now being adopted by UNEP's GRID project &mdash; which is expected to offer on-line access to a catalogue of environmental data sets and details of the responsible agencies in 1991 &mdash; is to be welcomed.        
The data problem and partial solutions    
The lack of harmonization of definitions and methods of collection of environmental data have already been outlined above.
In the European Community of 12 <head>nation</head> states, for instance, no less than eight procedures for calculating potential evapo-transpiration have been in use!
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He pleaded, hardly sounding like the tough guy the public identified him with, &bquo;Surely there must be some way for a person falsely accused of disloyalty to clear his name once and for all?
What more can I do?&equo;
There was, of course, something &mdash; name some names of those who had duped him, and he duly did.
So did the choreographer Jerome Robbins.
&bquo;I am going to see  The King And I   tonight,&equo; said one of the committee to him unctuously, &bquo;and I will appreciate it much more.&equo;    
It was in this atmosphere of craven piety that Lillian Hellman, the playwright who had  carte blanche   in Hollywood to write what pictures she liked, administered a cold douche to the <head>nation</head> 's conscience by stating unequivocally that she refused to inform on anybody else but herself.
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<answer instance="nation.40156" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
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He criticised the way the selection of referees for the knock-out stages of the World Cup had been made, conveniently ignoring the fact that Ren&eacute; Hourquet had been selected, only to turn down the appointment.
Ferrasse used the word &bquo;lepers&equo; to describe the way he felt the &bquo;English&equo; treat the French, further heightening the existing tension.    
As the argument was brought to an end by Dubroca's resignation, Ferrasse enraged his countrymen by revealing that one of the English IRB representatives, Albert Agar, had demanded that Dubroca be brought before the Board to account for his behaviour.    
Ferrasse, rightly, explained that the former coach has already been punished for his   misdemeanour  , and he then threatened to resign from the Board unless the Dubroca issue was allowed to rest.    
Since then, the issue has been rumbling on in the French press, being kept alive for the fast-approaching Five <head>Nations</head> Championship.    
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Think of Woody Guthrie and you're back in the presidential alley once more, for America's folk hero was named after Woodrow Wilson, the man who took the USA into World War I after attempting to keep his country neutral, a 1916 song claiming &bquo;He Kept Us Out The War&equo;, though a later ragtime hit contained the lyric: &bquo;We're going to celebrate the end of the war in ragtime &mdash; be sure that Woodrow Wilson leads the band.&equo;    
And afterwards, Norah Bayes (the singer who provided the memorable US Number Three &bquo;The Man That Put The Germ In Germany&equo; in 1918) came up with &bquo;We Take Our Hats Off To You Mr Wilson&equo;, underlining the popularity of a two-term winner.    
In more recent times, Al Stewart has donated &bquo;Here's To Warren Harding&equo;, recalling how the 29th President was &bquo;Alone in the White House, watching the sun come up on the morning of 1921&equo;; Elvis Costello has resurrected bluesman J B Lenoir's &bquo;Eisenhower Blues&equo;; Tom Paxton advising that &bquo;Lyndon Johnson Told The <head>Nation</head> &equo;; while, only a week ago, U96 released &bquo;I Wanna Be A Kennedy&equo;, just another of the scores of Kennedy songs that have proliferated through rock since &bquo;62.
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The bus was made to stop on Westminster Bridge, where the &bquo;Lord Dennings&equo; filed off for the benefit of the world's press, to the accompaniment of a reading by Heathcote Williams, the alternative poet.    
Throughout this period Sutton continued to work Saturday-night shifts at the  Sunday Mirror   as a sub-editor, and decided to catch up on his education by taking a BA in history at Goldsmiths College, part of the University of London.
After graduating he moved to the Royal Holloway College to research a Ph.D.
on nineteenth-century radical newspapers.
He became enormously interested in these papers and the effect they had at a time when many people thought Britain was on the brink of popular revolution.
And he was delighted to find that these forerunners of pop journalism had used the same skills as those on which he prided himself to stamp events into the <head>nation</head> 's consciousness.    
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<answer instance="nation.40162" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
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In late 1917, proclaiming Labour's new commitment to &bquo;the democratic control of industry &lsqb;through&rsqb; the common ownership of the means of production&equo;, Arthur Henderson pledged the Party to &bquo;strenuously resist every proposal to hand back to private capitalists the great industries and services that have come under Government control during the war&hellip; we do not mean to loosen the popular grip upon them, but on the contrary to strengthen it.&equo;    
The rootedness of Labour's new-found socialism in wartime democratic nationalism posed serious problems to those who sought to use the Labour party as a vehicle for pacifism.
  Traditionally pacifists had looked to the evolution of a transnational civil society and the gradual withering away of the <head>nation</head> state as the key to human progress &mdash; a view elaborated most influentially by Richard Cobden.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40165" docsrc="bnc_ALH_697">
<answer instance="nation.40165" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
May we try by our own example to show that a world of peace and compassion can be more than just a hopeful dream.
 Amen            
Day 2 The Work of the United Nations    
The United Nations Organisation was set up in 1945, just after the second world war, with the aim of keeping peace throughout the world.    
All member states of the United Nations have pledged that they will settle their international disputes by peaceful means and will refrain from the threat or use of force against any other state.    
The United Nations body responsible for maintaining peace and security is the Security Council.
When there is a dispute between <head>nations</head> that could bring a threat to peace, the Security Council listens first to all sides of the argument.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40166" docsrc="bnc_BN2_553">
<answer instance="nation.40166" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
We need land at our doorstep&hellip; if Russia does not want to give it to us, she will force us to undertake an expropriation proceeding, i.e. a war, for which we have long stored up the reasons&hellip;
The land we have to take from Russia, whether she is willing or not, must be large enough to allow us to resettle, in Bessarabia or northwest of there, all the Rumanians now living in Austria and Turkey (minus Rumanian Jews, who together with those of Poland, Russia and Austria, should be packed off to Palestine, or better yet, to Madagascar)&hellip;
The Germans are a peaceful people, but they have a right to live, and to live as Germans, and they are convinced of the fact that they have a mission for all the <head>nations</head> of the earth; if one hinders them from fulfilling their mission then they have the right to use force.          
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.30027" docsrc="cd06.cmb_199">
<answer instance="nation.30027" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
It is true that we must keep up our national defenses and scientific
accomplishments; only a fool would think otherwise.  But we must not forget
man's soul.  Is putting a rocket in orbit half so significant as the good
news that God put His Son, Jesus Christ, on earth to live and die to save
our hell-bound souls?  ``For God so loved the world, that he gave his only
begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have
everlasting life'' (John 3:: 16).  Never forget that a chain is only as
strong as its weakest link.  Your spiritual ``inner'' space helps determine
the spirituality of America as a <head>nation</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nation.30037" docsrc="wsj_1803.mrg_4">
<answer instance="nation.30037" senseid="nation%1:14:00::"/>
<context>
He added B.A.T ``has no expectation of a material impact on Farmers.
Bridge and highway collapses will disrupt truck and auto transportation in
the San Francisco Bay area for months to come.  But rail, air and
ocean-shipping links to the area escaped Tuesday's earthquake with only
minor damage, and many are expected to be operating normally today,
government and corporate transport officials said.  Air traffic at San
Francisco International Airport was running about 50 % of normal yesterday
afternoon, but airport officals said they expect a return to full
operations by Saturday.  The major gateway to Asia and one of the
<head>nation</head>'s 10 busiest airports was closed to all but
emergency traffic from the time the quake hit Tuesday afternoon, until 6
a.m. PDT yesterday when controllers returned to the tower.
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</instance>

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    <lexelt item="natural.a">

<instance id="natural.40003" docsrc="bnc_B06_1903">
<answer instance="natural.40003" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40003" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The usual method of taking the Bach Remedies is to put a few drops in a cup of springwater which is then sipped at intervals.
Bach Flower Remedies are available from many health food shops or they may be obtained by mail order from the Bach Centre in Oxfordshire, England (see page 133).        
NATURE ATTUNEMENT    
Nature is the most potent source of healing for the mind body-spirit.
An hour's walk in the countryside will dissipate any uncomfortable feelings absorbed from others.
Silent contemplation of the sounds of moving water works well for many people.
Close your eyes and listen to the music of a running stream, flowing river, waterfall or the waves of the sea.
If you live far from any <head>natural</head>source of running water, an ornamental fountain in a park or garden can be of equal value.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40004" docsrc="bnc_C9M_2129">
<answer instance="natural.40004" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
So the next day, I went to see Stevie Ray, playing with his band.&equo;    
Stevie Ray must have been really young at the time&hellip;    
&bquo;He looked  very   young!
He must have been about nineteen and, let me tell you, that was the best I ever heard him play.
He was playing his ass off!    
&bquo;Around that time there were an awful lot of white guys who were deeply into the blues.
I mean, listening to Duke Robillard was kinda the kiss of approval to what I was trying to do.
So that accelerated my own ideas and I came over to England with that in mind.
That would be around 1983.
I realised straight away that there was not an awful lot happening over here; the country scene was far bigger than the blues at that time.
My <head>natural</head>instinct was to go into it; I went around and sat in with various bands, but they were all so loud!&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40010" docsrc="bnc_CCE_1411">
<answer instance="natural.40010" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The immediate effects of that philosophical rationalism were felt only by the intelligentsia.
But with the coming of modernity proper, that is with industrialisation, what made the philosophies so potent was that they became embodied as a functional rationality.
It was the economic rationality of the market and the scientific rationality of research and technology that facilitated the process of laicisation.
And it is at this point that we can see the way in which secularisation feeds and nurtures the philosophies of secularism.
Functional as opposed to philosophical rationality is experienced by men and women in work, by government and through bureaucracy.
There is nothing philosophical about this in itself, but it begins to create the habit of mind that begins to take for granted the  <head>natural</head>  superiority of science and rational thinking.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40011" docsrc="bnc_CBP_665">
<answer instance="natural.40011" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
If the next sequence is to be &bquo;Letters to Santa&equo;, in fact, you could cut from a repeat of the original close-up of the Santa's head to a close-up of a letter already headed &bquo;Dear Santa&equo;&hellip;
This is what thinking in sequences is all about!          
LETTERS TO SANTA    
In contrast to the first sequence, the keynote here is one of simplicity and naturalness.
Even so, if the sequence is to come off it will have to be stage-managed to some extent: children who are young enough to believe in Santa Claus are not old enough to carry the action on their own without the help of an adult to keep things moving.
If the children are very young, the adult &mdash; mother, grandpa, or whoever &mdash; will have to do the writing, too.    
To keep things as <head>natural</head>as possible, the scene should be shot in normal light, and one set-up worth considering is to place your subjects near to a window so that you can shoot in daylight.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40014" docsrc="bnc_A6Y_715">
<answer instance="natural.40014" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
Television, it should be remembered, can conserve and celebrate just as it can abbreviate and denature.
Despite the view that television has created a &bquo;global village&equo; in which similar electronic images flicker before countless millions creating a common mass culture, the presentation of sport on British television differs sharply from that of the United States or of France.
Each country develops its own ways of using television to promote its own tastes and values.
Styles of commentary, methods of editing, programming schedules, and the interspersing of sport with other subjects all contribute to establishing national styles within the framework of a common technology.
ln Britain, the pattern of televised sport has in many respects followed the <head>natural</head>preferences of the &bquo;amateur&equo; establishment.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40015" docsrc="bnc_CH6_544">
<answer instance="natural.40015" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
FRANK CORLESS    
A WOMAN who survived a murder plot by her greedy husband got a passport to happiness last night.    
Talei Pennington, 21, who was adopted at birth, was given air tickets to Fiji to meet her natural parents.    
Millions of TV viewers saw her gasp with surprise when Richard Madeley handed over the documents as a gift from ITV's Richard and Judy Show.    
Talei said later: &bquo;I was thrilled to have found my real parents but I didn't know how I could possibly get out there.&equo;
Her husband, John Pennington, of Southport, Merseyside, was jailed for 15 years in June for hiring a hitman to kill her for the &pound;300,000 insurance.    
After reading about the case, her <head>natural</head>parents phoned her mum and dad in Manchester.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40019" docsrc="bnc_AMD_432">
<answer instance="natural.40019" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Breakfast is served buffet style.
Evening meals consist of excellent traditional dishes, and always include an extensive salad buffet.
All are waiter service, with a daily change of menu.
The availability of babysitting, early meals for children and a kiddies playroom make this hotel an excellent choice for families.
Guests have free entry to the Sports Centre 200m from the hotel.    
Lift; 27 bedrooms.            
Murren &amp; Lauterbrunnen    
&frac12; PRICE SWISS TRAVEL CARD included    
Switzerland is famous for its snow capped mountains, alpine meadows, beautiful lakes and flower bedecked chalets.
Lauterbrunnen and Murren typify all that is Switzerland, areas of great <head>natural</head>beauty which have an almost magical quality about them.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40023" docsrc="bnc_ALM_1372">
<answer instance="natural.40023" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
They grow up to respect both sets of kinfolk.
The two families, usually related, are drawn closer together.
However, a quarrel   between parties may have deleterious effects on the adoption or the child itself may be the cause of disagreement.        
Beckett goes on to add that &bquo;it is developments such as these that render adoption unstable&equo;.
Disputes between natural and adoptive parents are not unusual and a fair proportion of arrangements break down.
In other words the personalities and character of the two sets of parents are important in maintaining a constructive relationship.
It is perhaps not coincidental that the same Islanders, whilst wishing to keep their traditional forms of adoption, are also seeking legal security to protect them from undue interference from the <head>natural</head>family.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40027" docsrc="bnc_B7C_1719">
<answer instance="natural.40027" senseid="natural_selection%1:22:00::"/>
<context>
Thus, to revert to the example of deer, small species such as the roe have antlers that are small not only in absolute terms, but are small also relative to the rest of the roe's body; but the antlers of big species, like red deer, are not only bigger than those of the roe but also bigger relative to the body size of their possessor.    
Huxley argued, in his classic  Problems of Relative Growth  , published in 1932, that allometry was found between related species as well as within species because of a common growth mechanism; a red deer is, in a broad sense, like a roe deer that has gone on growing.
Of course he was not excluding totally the role of <head>natural</head>selection in determining antler size: it would be natural selection, after all, that primarily determined body size in the first place.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40028" docsrc="bnc_B72_655">
<answer instance="natural.40028" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Perhaps it acts at the lysosomal stage of the entry process outlined by Simons.    
Another possible point of attack is the final assembly of new viruses and their release from the infected cell.
During these final stages host enzymes attach carbohydrate groups to certain viral proteins, converting them into glycoproteins.
Drugs that interfere with this process (called glycosylation inhibitors) have been found to inhibit the production of several kinds of virus.
Two examples of promising glycosylation inhibitors currently under   investigation   are 2-deoxyglucose and glucosamine, but again the mechanism of their anti-viral activity is not fully understood.    
The most publicised aspect of recent anti-viral research has of course been the work on interferon &mdash; part of the body's <head>natural</head>defence against viruses.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40030" docsrc="bnc_A6S_226">
<answer instance="natural.40030" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Marx, however, realized that the need to make a living could never directly explain what human beings do, nor could it account for the complexity of human history itself.
This was because human beings worked things out in their minds in terms of concepts and moral rules, and these concepts and rules were not things the individual made for himself on the spur of the moment.
One can only understand how things are in terms of concepts in the first place, so in a sense the concepts came first since natural conditions only gain significance in terms of the way one had learned to see them.
Furthermore the way one sees things, and the values one holds, are not an individualist matter, but something that is shared with other people in a society.
Because of this Marx concluded that it was wrong to see ideas and values simply as adaptations of the individual to <head>natural</head>conditions, as some eighteenthand nineteenth-century philosophers seemed to believe.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40032" docsrc="bnc_CMA_229">
<answer instance="natural.40032" senseid="natural_selection%1:22:00::"/>
<context>
It is, then, a mistake to defend natural selection against the tautology objection by proposing criteria of fitness independent of reproductive success.
Fitness differences are best understood as reproductive expectancy differences analogous to normalized life expectancy differences.
And as such they have no causal or explanatory power of their own.
If Jones has outlived Smith this cannot be explained by showing that he earlier had the higher life expectancy, and then arguing that this duly caused him to live the longer life.
It can be explained by citing earlier physical differences; perhaps Jones jogged while Smith smoked.
Likewise, in <head>natural</head>selection it is physical differences, not the differences in reproductive expectancies estimated from them, that can cause and can explain subsequent reproductive performance differences.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40035" docsrc="bnc_B3B_57">
<answer instance="natural.40035" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Since September 1984 the University has been undertaking a major development plan at Magee, rapidly increasing student numbers and establishing a range of innovative, career-orientated courses with an emphasis on cross-disciplinary scholarship involving all faculties.
Most courses feature placement elements; all seek to relate theory and practice.
Full-time courses are set alongside part-time programmes, short courses and extra-mural study, ensuring a student population balanced in age, varied in background and experience and strong in commitment to study and achievement.    
As construction progresses and old buildings are refurbished, the most modern equipment and facilities are being installed.            
The Province    
Northern Ireland is justly famous for its great <head>natural</head>beauty and the warmth and hospitality of its people.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40036" docsrc="bnc_A7P_883">
<answer instance="natural.40036" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Using only the mildest ingredients, all products are fragrance-free and suitable for sensitive skins.
And it's easy to find exactly which ones are right for your skin, as the entire range is colour-coded, using four pastel shades to identify the three different skin types, plus the Extra Care range.    
Shell pink is the colour for dry skins in need of extra care and lots of moisture.
A light, creamy Gentle Purifying Cleanser softens as it cleanses and the Gentle Moisturising Cream is easily absorbed to sooth the skin and offer long-lasting protection.    
Peach is the colour for normal and combination skins.
Gentle Clarifying Lotion offers thorough cleansing without stripping the skin of its <head>natural</head>moisture, while Gentle Balanced Moisture Lotion helps maintain the skin's natural elasticity.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40038" docsrc="bnc_ART_1336">
<answer instance="natural.40038" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;Well I Wonder&equo; releases the eardrum pressure and hangs on the line &bquo;Please, keep me in mind&equo; complete with the synthetic rain of an outsider's view of Manchester.
Whatever comment on the rigours of schooling not exploited on &bquo;The Headmaster Ritual&equo; reach the surface in &bquo;Barbarism Begins At Home&equo; although, as the title suggests, this is more concerned with the wrongs of parental mismanagement.
Harking back to The Smiths' early days, it is another stab at Victorian virtue: &bquo;A crack on the head is what you get for asking.&equo;
More simply, a crack on the head is what you get for acting in a perfectly natural manner.
Aggression, in the Morrissey vision, is something which is both permitted and to be encouraged in certain circumstances.
The question here, and indeed throughout the entire album, is just when and where (and to comply with whose moral standard) <head>natural</head>aggression should be used.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40039" docsrc="bnc_AR5_1029">
<answer instance="natural.40039" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Steep upper arm, straight stifles, lacks second thigh.    
Weak pasterns, incorrect tail set.    
Dipping topline, sickle hocked, short in leg.        
The Teeth    
The adult dog has 42 teeth; 12 incisors, 4 fangs or corner teeth, 16 premolars and 10 molars.
The teeth are of extremely vital importance to the dog.
No Rottweiler will be judged or used for breeding who does not have a well-formed, correct and complete set of teeth.       
The Rottweiler's teeth.    
With very few exceptions, depending on the shape of the dog's head, all should have the so-called &bquo;scissor-bite&equo;.
It is the <head>natural</head> , regular set of teeth, which all dogs have, whereby the upper incisors seize &mdash; slightly grinding &mdash; a little bit over the lower ones.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40041" docsrc="bnc_AML_733">
<answer instance="natural.40041" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Machair is Gaelic for &bquo;plain&equo;, and Ranwell (1974) defines it as &bquo;a type of dune pasture (often calcareous) subject to local cultivation developed in wet and windy conditions in north and north west of Scotland.&equo;
There are many general publications about machair, but until the appropriate volume of the NVC appears, there is not much precise information about machair vegetation available.
Randall (1976) mentions machair communities, which he calls either;    
a)    
Festuca rubra community with  Bellis perennis, Plantago lanceolata   and  Achillea millefolium  , or    
b)    
mature machair, Festuca rubra community but with high proportion of  Trifolium pratense  .        
According to Crawford (pers.comm.), <head>natural</head>machair is a Festuca rubra &mdash; Galium verum grassland with characteristic  Ranunculus acris, Euphrasia officinalis, Bellis perennis   and  Plantago lanceolata  .
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40042" docsrc="bnc_C8D_998">
<answer instance="natural.40042" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
&bquo;Ah, Ulster.
Did he have any political connections?&equo;    
&bquo;None that I've heard of.&equo;    
&bquo;Where are his family now?&equo;    
&bquo;New Zealand, Inspector.
It's rather unfortunate.
Will you be contacting them?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, as soon as we can.
Now &mdash; when did you last see Dominic?&equo;    
Did he imagine it, or did that shapely but rigid mouth tremble just a little?
Still, it was <head>natural</head>to be upset when someone you know has been brutally murdered.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40046" docsrc="bnc_BMC_1693">
<answer instance="natural.40046" senseid="natural_phenomenon%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
But Mason insists on his &bquo;entirely objective intentions&equo;: the music is &bquo;a guided tour around a chorus of the main English and Welsh lighthouses (and Fog Signal characters and Equipment), from the Solway Firth to the Farne Islands, some of which were notated &bquo;in the field&equo;&hellip; each lighthouse is portrayed solo, in turn, with accompanying pre-echoes and after-images of the others&equo;.
It's one of a series of pieces &bquo;featuring compositional surveying, whereby physical characteristics and statistics form the basis of a piece's musical realisation&hellip;
Precise depiction of weather was important.
I worked in all conditions and travelled to other locations during daylight&equo;.    
The composer as surveyor rather than painter, therefore, armed not with canvas but night-glasses and a theodolite.
He also says in a note on the score (the disc's liner note is slightly different) that  Lighthouses   &bquo;examines orchestrational notions of depicting weather and sea and <head>natural</head>phenomena in terms of our conditioned responses to such musical &bquo;approximations&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40047" docsrc="bnc_CDH_215">
<answer instance="natural.40047" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The key to being naturally beautiful is looking after yourself on the inside as well as the outside and that means eating healthily.
It may be worth investing in a course of vitamin supplements &mdash; they can't make up for a poor diet but they can provide a useful boost occasionally.
Check out the Seven Seas range based on nutritious cod liver oil.
For example, there are Almond Oil capsules for strong nails, Peachnut Oil capsules for glossy hair, and Avocado Oil capsules for healthy skin, each priced at &pound;3.99 for a month's supply of 30 capsules.
The B vitamins are important too for maintaining a healthy nervous system and stress can accelerate their loss from your body.
So if you've been under pressure lately, try Seven Seas Vitamin B complex, which cost &pound;2.99 for 60 capsules or Vitalert For Stress with B-vitamins, &pound;2.89/30.     
Pamper a friend with a <head>natural</head>beauty product by post.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40050" docsrc="bnc_CHK_1038">
<answer instance="natural.40050" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
It was the most exhilarating sensation, flying high above the ground yet still feeling safe.    
Landing wasn't a problem &mdash; you just pull down on both hand controls at the same time to slow the paraglider as the ground approaches.    
By early evening I'd done five more flights and was beginning to feel confident steering the paraglider.
And all on my first day &mdash; this is the sport to capture the imagination.    
Henry Druce went paragliding with ParAvion Paragliding,  .
 .
Cost of an introductory weekend course is &pound;100, a four day course &pound;200.            
NATURE WATCH    
AUGUST    
Richard Marpole highlights the <head>natural</head>wonders you can see this month and outlines a walk in the Berwyn Mountains      
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40053" docsrc="bnc_AMS_600">
<answer instance="natural.40053" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="natural.40053" senseid="natural_history%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Individually, haplochromines are not spectacular in appearance: most are only a few centimetres long, and silvery, when they are not in their breeding colours.    
Yet the haplochromines were one of the biological wonders of the world: for within that single lake, they had diversified into 300 different species.
Each of the 300 occupied a slightly different ecological niche: some living among the rocks inshore; some in the depths; all (as many cichlids do) holding their developing young in their mouths for protection (&bquo;mouth breeders&equo;); and some highly specialized types earning a living by sucking the young ones out of the mouths of brooding mothers.
No one knows how they got to be so diverse, though Dr Humphry Greenwood, of London's <head>Natural</head>History Museum, has suggested that the water in Lake Victoria has at times been lower than now, with the fringes separated into pools.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40056" docsrc="bnc_CE8_544">
<answer instance="natural.40056" senseid="U"/>
<context>
During its first term (1979&ndash;83) the government's main public sector policies involved achieving reductions in the public sector borrowing requirement (PSBR) and improving the profitability of nationalised industries.
Although a number of companies were privatised (some were fully transferred to the private sector, whereas in other cases only a partial stake was sold), the scale of the programme and the sums of money raised were relatively small when compared to privatisation during the second and third terms.
The companies involved included BP, ICL, Ferranti, Fairey, British Aerospace, British Sugar, Cable &amp; Wireless, Amersham International, Britoil, Associated British Ports and National Freight Corporation.
None of these companies was a  <head>natural</head>monopoly   and hence the concerns about competition, described above, did not apply, although there was opposition to the privatisation proposals from the Labour Party and the trade unions on grounds of principle.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40058" docsrc="bnc_C8A_1249">
<answer instance="natural.40058" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
To work out which way the pile runs, rub your hand over the carpet &mdash; it will feel smooth when running with the pile, and rough when going against the pile.          
Quick tips &mdash; using and choosing adhesives      
PVA glue    
Polyvinyl acetate adhesive is non-flammable and water resistant, when set.
Apply it to one of the surfaces then clamp together until the glue sets.
For use on wood, paper, fabrics, carpets, leather and polyurethane foam.        
Formaldehyde glue    
This is the ideal glue for woodworking &mdash; it is waterproof, heat resistant and produces a strong joint.
Apply it to one surface, then clamp the parts together while the adhesive sets.        
UV-activated    
This is a clear, liquid adhesive for glass that sets when exposed to <head>natural</head>daylight.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40060" docsrc="bnc_BLX_48">
<answer instance="natural.40060" senseid="natural_history%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
In my mind I was one of them and there was no way that I was going to make a living from carrying out painful experiments on friends.
It looked very much as though I would have to find some other career.    
Just as I was about to give up zoology, I was lucky enough to attend a lecture by the great ethologist Niko Tinbergen.
I had no idea what ethology was, but I soon found out.
It was the naturalistic study of animal behaviour.
Tinbergen demonstrated that it was possible, simply by watching animals, to make a scientific study of them.
By making the watching systematic and analytical, it was possible to carry out field   experiments that reduced interference with the animals to a minimum.
He demonstrated that it was possible to convert amateur <head>natural</head>history into professional zoology by the straightforward device of quantified observation.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40062" docsrc="bnc_C9N_3095">
<answer instance="natural.40062" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
 LANEY   AOR 50 head plus 4x12, never gigged, excellent condition, swap for Marshall Valvestate 80/80 or sell for &pound;330 ono.      
 MARSHALL   JCM900 100 watt Dual Reverb 2x12 and Washburn flame-top Les Paul copy for newish Boogie Studio 22 plus.      
 MARSHALL   JCM900 hi-gain 1x12 combo with 1x12 extension cab, for your Marshall 100 watt head plus 4x12 cab, preferably early '70s model.      
 MARSHALL   SE100 speaker emulator, swap for Fender valve combo.      
 NUNO   Bettencourt XL OBL Double Lines humbucker, brand new, p/ex for Jeff Beck humbucker or Trembucker or EMG 85/89 humbucker.      
 PEAVEY   Special 112 for Fender Twin or 4x10 Super Reverb.      
 STATUS   2000 5-string, <head>natural</head>graphite, vgc, for Warwick 5-string Thumb or Streamer.      
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40066" docsrc="bnc_CGF_916">
<answer instance="natural.40066" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Among the pairs children learned, at least in my day, were items like black/white (which only make sense as antonyms if you have studied physics), north/south (ditto), day/night (though in the context of fashion, the appropriate opposition is day/evening) and long/short (like old/ young, a continuum or pseudo-opposite).
The fact that these pairs were so assiduously taught seems to suggest that they are not innate.
And indeed the logic of their oppositeness is so variable and opaque, it would surely be amazing if these particular pairs were inborn.
Arguably the urge to dichotomise is a product of indoctrination and not a native habit.
It is prized in cultures which use second-order systems of logic and dialectic to reason about the world.    
We can sum up the thread of the argument here by saying that binary oppositions, such as masculine/feminine, are not themselves the first principles of semantics and human cognition, they are a system grafted on in the attempt to analyse those things.
Their content is determined by cultural considerations, rather than <head>natural</head>  facts.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40068" docsrc="bnc_ANH_1009">
<answer instance="natural.40068" senseid="natural_event%1:11:00::"/>
<context>
This belief, expressed in the legal doctrine of  novus actus interruptus  , is that a person is responsible for his own actions, and others are not responsible even if they induced his action by suggesting that there are reasons for it, or by behaving in ways which led him to form such a belief.    
To be sure it was always recognized that in certain circumstances, such as those involving deceit, or an intention to cause harm or to exploit, one is responsible for inducing another to act.
But only the paternalistic tendency to minimize the significance of action based on the agent's judgment of his situation led to the attempt to amalgamate all voluntary obligations into a generalized doctrine of duties arising out of responsibility for inducing others to act.
Whatever one's view of the tendency which led to the attempt, the attempt was doomed.
It essentially regards consent as existing whenever one's action brings about a <head>natural</head>event in the world or increases the likelihood of such an event.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40071" docsrc="bnc_AT8_905">
<answer instance="natural.40071" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Since oil still accounts for over 25% of foreign exchange earnings and some 65% of total revenue the effect of the past five years has been almost cataclysmic.    
Nigeria's proved oil reserves are some 1.1 billion tonnes with a further 0.9 billion tonnes in the probable category.
Proved gas reserves are some 1.2 BTOE and the gas resource base could be far higher.
These huge reserves are largely unexploited &mdash; and hardly any infrastructure exists, though a planned &dollar; 1 billion gas gathering system to transport gas from Escravos to a new power station near Lagos is planned.
Currently vast amounts of associated gas are being flared when development could transform Nigeria's energy position and economic prospects.    
The exploitation of Nigeria's <head>natural</head>gas is particularly important in view of the threat to oil exports posed by increasing home consumption.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40072" docsrc="bnc_C97_1494">
<answer instance="natural.40072" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
 Various prices depending on the size of the wood (around &pound;5 a kilo)          
Hobby Grotto Ceramik (Grotten Keramik)    
Fascinating stuff this, extremely light and porous, and offering homes to both fish and inverts, with its various caves and grottoes.
Porous enough to displace the minimum amount of water, this is very useful man-made &bquo;rock&equo; for marine tanks and for cichlids.
Nice rich reds and browns in the colour, it has only one drawback in the shape of some sharp edges which may cut you or your fish.
 Around &pound;5.50 per kilo          
Hobby Lava Rock (Grottenlava)    
Again very light &bquo;rock&equo; this time with smoother edges, and <head>natural</head>in the sense that it comes from Icelandic lava flows.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40076" docsrc="bnc_CMT_299">
<answer instance="natural.40076" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="natural.40076" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40076" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
In some instances, the long-term benefit to the victim may be worth the short-term price, but it is a question which must be faced.
&bquo;Hurting&equo; the Soviet Union is not enough.
Will the consequences of hurting her be in her interest or in ours?    
(2)    
Sanctions and embargoes throw the Soviet regime back upon what it does best: enforcing a state of siege, imposing military discipline on production and mobilising society along wartime lines.
If there are to be sacrifices and belt-tightening, the Soviet leaders love nothing better than a backdrop of international threat to add pathos and realism to the drama.    
(3)    
In the battle of wills, as well as the battle of resources, the Soviet Union has cards to play.
Adversity is the regime's <head>natural</head>habitat, and in dealing with its own populace its one moral trump.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40077" docsrc="bnc_CHK_359">
<answer instance="natural.40077" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Ridges &mdash; in the loose sense of being high ground connecting summits &mdash; are natural highways and the clearest and most obvious way of making upland progress.
Climbers' eyes tend to be drawn to the cleanest and most direct route up a rock face, while in a similar way walkers piece together peaks and ridges to create their own &bquo;direct&equo; routes &mdash; albeit (usually) on a more horizontal plane.    
In terms of energy they're often the most effective way of getting around, maximising the return on height gained.
Hence the huge number of popular circuits, &bquo;rounds&equo; and &bquo;horseshoes&equo; awaiting those who have progressed from the straight up and down, I've climbed another one, style of peak-bagging.    
<head>Natural</head>highways they may be, but while some ridges are broader than a   motorway, others resemble a tricky combination of obstacle course and tightrope walk.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40079" docsrc="bnc_B72_1628">
<answer instance="natural.40079" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
 The Orang-utan   is especially welcome for stressing the conservation problems and providing some answers, for collating so much biological information on this fascinating ape (some results expected, others not), and for clearly posing problems for future field and laboratory.
It is essential reading for all researchers interested in apes and in appreciating the mutual benefits of field and laboratory study.    
Too many &bquo;conservationists&equo; fail to appreciate the value of captive studies and even of management in disturbed habitats &mdash; all approaches are very valuable, but the protection of adequate areas of <head>natural</head>habitat is paramount, These approaches, and the critical plight of   South-East   Asian wildlife, are well summarised in the epilogue; Dutch primatologists are to be congratulated on their initiative in this venture,        
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40080" docsrc="bnc_B7A_218">
<answer instance="natural.40080" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The foregoing explains a powerful method of analysis and assessment that the NRC requires to be carried out on a variety of systems within the PWR plant, such as the emergency feedwater system, ECCS injection and recirculation, containment cooling, actuation of safety features, the auxiliary systems on which these depend, for example the AC and DC supplies and essential service water and cooling systems, and they must allow for possible interactions between different parts of the overall system.
You can see that many of these systems were involved in the TMI accident, and although most of them worked, some were not completely satisfactory.
For example, at TMI the ECCS was not successful because of human error and because steam and a hydrogen bubble generated by interaction between hot fuel and steam inhibited the <head>natural</head>circulation of water through the core.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40082" docsrc="bnc_CS4_542">
<answer instance="natural.40082" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40082" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
We might have some more prototypes in a couple of weeks and you're welcome to one of those.&equo;    
&bquo;Suit yourself.
Are you worried I'll take away the magic, or what?&equo; he asked sarcastically.
But   Jefferson just nodded, not in his usual jovial manner, and walked off with Brian Harley.    
I guessed it was the shock of Froggy's death, and the tension of caddying for one of his contracted professionals.
Certainly it was unusual to refuse another golfer a practice with a new putter because professionals are notorious for trying each other's equipment, and for swapping clubs.
But I put it down to a <head>natural</head>wish on Jefferson's part to protect what for him was a considerable investment in a new club and, if Harley's new agent had exacted his usual pound, or stone rather, of flesh, a considerable investment in a golf pro.    
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<instance id="natural.40083" docsrc="bnc_ALM_286">
<answer instance="natural.40083" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<answer instance="natural.40083" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
Young people with learning difficulties are for the first time fully included in all the provisions of youth support services rather than being treated under separate legislation.        
MAIN PROVISIONS UNDER THE 1990 KJHG      
CORE TASKS AND PROVISIONS OF &bquo;YOUTH SUPPORT&equo; (JUGENDHILFE)    
The Act replaces the previous distinction between specific welfare measures and general youth work by listing four broad areas of professional responsibility for youth departments:          
(I) YOUTH WORK, SOCIAL WORK WITH YOUNG PEOPLE, PROTECTIVE AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE (SS. 11&ndash;14)    
The wide scope of these sections which spell out a variety of pedagogical, recreational, preventive, advisory, and supportive social work tasks is indicative of the Act's intention to reduce stigma, stimulate early intervention and motivate and enhance the capacities of &bquo;<head>natural</head>carers&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40085" docsrc="bnc_CRW_380">
<answer instance="natural.40085" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
In the &bquo;society-as-parent&equo; view, long-term, exclusive fostering would not necessarily be deplored, although there may be a wish to see it achieve the more secure legal status of custodianship or adoption.        
6 The adequacy of professional and court decision making, and the effectiveness of state intervention generally, in child care matters    
The &bquo;kinship defenders&equo; are generally far more sceptical than the other group about the adequacy of both courts and social services agencies in making decisions about child placement and protecting the child's interests and well-being.
While <head>natural</head>parents may be inadequate, even neglectful and cruel, this has to be balanced against the unsuitability of state agencies to fulfil the parental role, particularly in the long term.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40086" docsrc="bnc_B1J_1006">
<answer instance="natural.40086" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Sniggers and the double meanings surrounded the subject which was one of the biggest taboos in our society.    
In an age when totems and taboos are reduced to being another manifestation of Freudian symbols, where stands the homosexual?
Rampant.
That's where he stands.
He has moved from being a persecuted minority to a person with full and equal &bquo;rights&equo;.    
Now you may argue that he always had equal right provided he did not indulge in anal intercourse and I would agree with you.
But that is not enough for the Gay Liberationists.
They want to assert that homosexual relationships are just as valid as heterosexual ones and that it is perfectly &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; for some people to be homosexual if their inclination is in that direction and that those who profess distaste for homosexuality are denying them human rights.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40088" docsrc="bnc_CFV_1083">
<answer instance="natural.40088" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="natural.40088" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
High-quality paints provide protection and a good finish.        
ENRON CORP    
Our smartest instincts for the future run to natural gas.    
Clean-burning and abundant, natural gas provides us with hope for a safer environment.
Clearly, natural gas should be the fuel of the 1990's.
And Enron will be there to provide it.    
Backed by &dollar;9 billion in assets, Enron Corp. operates America's largest natural gas transmission system and markets gas and liquid fuels worldwide.
We are also a very large independent producer of natural gas through Enron Oil &amp; Gas Company and are active in cogeneration and independent power production with extensive experience in combined heat and power installations.    
Working <head>natural</head>wonders in the energy world.     
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40089" docsrc="bnc_CH2_2619">
<answer instance="natural.40089" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
BONG: First, veteran newsman Sandy Gall walked out on his wife after 34 years, although he's now trying to patch things up.    
BONG: Then foreign correspondent Brent Sadler, 41, who quit ITN for CNN at Christmas, split with his second wife.    
BONG: Now Purvis has left his family's four-bedroom home in Cobham, Surrey.    
Blonde Mary, who has put the &pound;255,000 house up for sale, said: &bquo;Maybe TV is always very stressful with long hours.    
&bquo;And maybe that makes it more conducive to all these women who let our female species down.    
&bquo;But if this woman believes in women's lib, then she's not exactly doing other women any favours.    
&bquo;I can't think she is a very nice person.    
&bquo;Of course I feel bitter, it wouldn't be <head>natural</head>if I didn't.&equo;    
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<instance id="natural.40093" docsrc="bnc_CLP_922">
<answer instance="natural.40093" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
The labour force is becoming more like the military with the use of a limited age range and the screening out of anyone with any kind of disability who might not be able to work at a pace and with the flexibility and precision which will maintain the return on the very large capital investment.    
Even so, it remains true that the performance of the individual is a function of the way he developed skills in his earlier more formative years and the way in which his capacities and skills are still changing in the work environment.
Human development can be described in terms of three attributes: capacities,   skills and aspirations (Singleton, 198 1).
The healthy, well-adapted individual keeps them in balance in a dynamic equilibrium.
His <head>natural</head>endowment consists of a particular range of capacities: physical strength, mobility, vision, hearing, intellect and so forth.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40094" docsrc="bnc_B1E_594">
<answer instance="natural.40094" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
This is especially true in the light of the many more recent and post-independence projects that have failed, despite the often sizeable investments in the form of aid.
This of course is not to exonerate outside influences  in toto   because even the most altruistic of   such schemes have regularly failed to take into account the specific requirements of local groups and their inherent land-management skills.
Moreover, the fundamental social structures and traditional land-management practices of many indigenous populations have often been dismissed as more or less irrelevant to modern-day needs.    
The very inception of agriculture (section 3.3) was based on the manipulation of <head>natural</head>biotic resources, emphasising the close relationship between environment and agriculture in all its forms.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40098" docsrc="bnc_CMA_961">
<answer instance="natural.40098" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40098" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
In this way lengthy chains of behaviour can be developed with any one event providing the terminating condition for one action and the enabling condition for the next (see Kelleher, 1966).
This is the basis for many complex circus acts performed by animals.    
Beyond this, the knowledge of the ways in which initially neutral cues are treated as potentially relevant or ignored is growing, and suggests once again that the rules for learning can be influenced by the nature of prior experience (e.g. Dickinson, 1980).
Presumably, if the rules for learning are to have any universality in <head>natural</head>conditions, the experience which affects them must be a common feature of all the animals having the rules &mdash; in other words, the variance due to the environment is normally small in the environment to which the animal is adapted.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40099" docsrc="bnc_CS2_408">
<answer instance="natural.40099" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
In these metaphysical realms things would have intrinsic natures and relational properties which would contrast with their intrinsic values just as in nature.
Examples might be the distinguishing features of God or of so-called noumenal selves.
The naturalistic fallacy is committed by the equation of intrinsic value with intrinsic properties and relational properties at the metaphysical, as much as at the natural, level.    
5.
The fact that, for Moore, the value of a thing follows necessarily from its intrinsic nature, from what it is like, makes it a little misleading to say, as is often done, that it is supposed to be always an  open question   whether something characterised in terms of its <head>natural</head> , or metaphysical, properties is good or not, and that this is his chief reason for regarding good as indefinable.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40101" docsrc="bnc_B06_1004">
<answer instance="natural.40101" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Skin is affected by many factors including genetics, age, environment and attention &mdash; or lack of it.
Even if you are one of the lucky few, blessed with a fine trouble-free skin, the use of essential oils along with the techniques outlined in this chapter will not only help to preserve its suppleness for as long as possible, but will improve your health in general.        
DRY SKIN BRUSHING    
The benefits of this old and well-proven European Nature Cure technique are truly staggering.
Not only does it help the condition of the skin itself by removing the build-up of dead skin cells on the surface, it stimulates lymphatic drainage and the elimination of as much as one-third of body wastes.
According to <head>natural</head>healing principles, these toxins can lead to disease if they are allowed to accumulate in the body.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40105" docsrc="bnc_A1H_42">
<answer instance="natural.40105" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
He was briefly interned by the Germans in Tunis, then liberated by the Americans.
He ended the War holding both the Croix de Guerre and the petainiste decoration, the &bquo;francisque&equo;.
In 1945 he was arrested by the new government and tried for collaborating.
This charge could not be proved but the military tribunal condemned him to 10 years absence from public life.    
Tixier-Vignancour emerged from this period of enforced reflection with a deep loathing for General de Gaulle and when he returned to politics in 1955 he was one of the architects of the revival of the extreme right, using the popular cause of &bquo;Algerie Francaise&equo; as a rallying point.    
When those who fomented civil war in Algeria were brought to trial, Tixier-Vignancour was the <head>natural</head>choice to defend them.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40108" docsrc="bnc_ARK_864">
<answer instance="natural.40108" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
It had seemed even more logical to choose this MP since he'd built up a vast international organization devoted to security.
World Security &amp; Communications specialized in the safe movement of high-risk cargoes &mdash; gold bullion, old-master paintings, large consignments of banknotes.    
But WS &amp; C as it was now known world wide had carried the development of security to the ultimate.
It handled secret data for the research departments of major companies.
It had gone into the communications field, using its own satellites to provide a watertight method for directors talking about vital topics over the phone from, say, Frankfurt to Washington, supplying the coded systems.    
With all this experience behind him, Buckmaster had proved a <head>natural</head>choice to control the new Ministry.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40109" docsrc="bnc_ALM_1300">
<answer instance="natural.40109" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
Some evidence supporting this proposition is provided by the studies already quoted (Borland  et al  .,
1989; Wedge, 1989; Fratter, 1989).    
In contrast, the few children who kept in touch with a birth parent or members of the birth family seemed to draw a lot of satisfaction from occasional communications or meetings.
Two girls maintained a contact, one with her birth father and the other with her birth mother.
They both insisted that this was very important to them and that it did not detract from their feelings towards their adoptive parents.
Neither of the adoptive parents in these cases felt threatened by the contacts.
Another 17-year-old girl kept up a regular correspondence with her <head>natural</head>mother and went to see her once or twice a year referring to her as an &bquo;auntie&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40113" docsrc="bnc_ABP_468">
<answer instance="natural.40113" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
Again, illegitimate relations are included among the dependants who are entitled to claim compensation for the death of a person caused by an accident at work.        
Adoption    
Until 1926 English law did not recognize the institution of adoption.
An Act passed in that year gave power to the court to make an adoption order.
On the order being made, all the rights, duties, and obligations of the parents or guardians of the adopted child are extinguished, and these rights, duties, and obligations vest in the adopter.
If a husband and wife are the adopters they have the same rights as against one another, and as against the adopted child, as if they were the child's natural father and mother.
By an Act of 1934 an adopted child acquires the same rights as a <head>natural</head>child to benefits under what was then the Workmen's Compensation Act 1925 (this Act is now replaced by the Social Security Act 1975).
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40114" docsrc="bnc_BN7_135">
<answer instance="natural.40114" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40114" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unprocessed:00"/>
<context>
But although the natural health benefits of fish oil have been enjoyed for generations only now is it becoming clear how fish oil can provide the essentials for maintaining health.    
Fish oil contains special substances, just as important as vitamins, known as essential polyunsaturated fatty acids EPA and DHA.    
Recent scientific research suggests that daily fish oil can help to maintain a healthy heart, and circulation.    
Haliborange Fish Oil tablets, the first alternative to liquids and capsules, bring together all the good things from natural fish oil with added essential vitamins A, C, D and E. And best of all in a tasty, crunchy fruit flavour tablet, without the fish oil taste or inconvenience sometimes experienced with taking fish oil in liquid form.    
Haliborange &mdash; all the goodness of <head>natural</head>fish oil in a crunchy fruit flavour tablet you will enjoy taking.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40117" docsrc="bnc_CN6_582">
<answer instance="natural.40117" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
Not only are more people marrying but they are marrying more often.
One in three marriages in 1986 was a remarriage for one or both partners.
  Divorce has increased by almost 600 per cent in 20 years.
One in three marriages is now likely to end in divorce and 60 per cent will involve children under 16.
Each year approximately 160000 children see their parents separate, and lone-parent families have increased, from 8 per cent in 1971 to 14 per cent in 1987 (OPCS, 1988).        
Where are the children?    
Four out of five of the 11. 6 million children aged under 16 in Britain in 1986 were living with both their natural parents (OPCS, 1988).
This figure declined slightly for older children, a growing proportion of whom lived with a <head>natural</head>parent and a step-parent.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40118" docsrc="bnc_CLP_1134">
<answer instance="natural.40118" senseid="natural_endowment%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Using the information processing model of receptor, central and effector processes (Welford, 1958; Birren and Schaie, 1977), changes occur in all these processes.
The receptors diminish in   efficiency: there are consistent changes in visual acuity and changes in sensitivity to light, the threshold of hearing increases particularly for higher frequencies.
The effector processes become slower and less powerful but these effects are not so marked or so consistent.
The main change in central processes seems to be decreased short-term memory which results in performance which is less rapid and more deliberate; measured intelligence falls slightly but not very much within the working age range.
This may seem to be a gloomy picture but it must be noted that, in relation to work, age is not a large aspect of individual differences compared with <head>natural</head>endowment, and that increases in ability can more than compensate for small decreases in capacity.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40125" docsrc="bnc_ACS_302">
<answer instance="natural.40125" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
William H. Whyte pointed out in his study that the American Dream had changed.
Instead of being a dream of individual salvation through competition, hard work and thrift, it had been perverted by the &bquo;tyranny of the majority&equo; into putting loyalty to the organization first.
The corporations increasingly used &bquo;personality testing&equo; in selecting their executives.
Whyte even gave tips on how to answer the questions correctly &mdash; that is, in the way the corporation would like you to: &bquo;Repeat to yourself &mdash; I like things pretty well the way they are.
I love my wife and children but I don't let them get in the way of company work.&equo;
Herd life extended beyond the office out to the organization man's <head>natural</head>habitat, the suburban community, where he found even watching television was a group activity.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40126" docsrc="bnc_CFW_1038">
<answer instance="natural.40126" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
They have advantages over larger fixed pads in that they are transportable and less prone to variation caused by moisture, and they give a more uniform distribution of the radioelements.        
Environmental geochemistry    
A review of the significance of natural contamination to planning and development in Great Britain is being carried out for the DOE with the aim of outlining in broad terms the relevance of the physical and chemical restraints on planning and development imposed by natural contamination.
The review's findings will be used primarily as the information base for formulating planning-policy guidance.
<head>Natural</head>contamination by radon, background radioactivity, radioactive waters, heavy metals, trace element excesses, methane, carbon dioxide, oil seeps, sulphates and sulphides are being considered.     
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40129" docsrc="bnc_B7G_769">
<answer instance="natural.40129" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control has been involved in various successful programmes.
In Peru, a chalcidoid parasite,  Aphytis roseni  , attacks the pest, the rufous scale,  Selenaspidus articulatus  .
In Tanzania sugar cane scale insects  (Aulacaspis tegalensis)   are kept in check by a coccinellid (ladybird),  Lindorus lophanthae  .
A Brazilian moth, the sugar cane borer,  Diatraea saccharalis  , has been controlled by introductions of its natural enemy, a small wasp-like braconid,  Apanteles flavipes  .
In Sri Lanka the coconut leafminer,  Promecotheca cumingi  , is controlled by a larval parasite,  Dimmockia javana  .    
Unfortunately <head>natural</head>enemies alone may not be sufficiently effective, especially in annual crops where climate or agricultural practices destroy these enemies at a critical period.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40130" docsrc="bnc_ASK_189">
<answer instance="natural.40130" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Besides begging the whole question by using the word &bquo;heterosexual&equo;, the tautology of this explanation is striking.
All that Ormrod J. is in fact saying is that there has to be a woman in a marriage, because someone has to perform the essential role of a woman in the marriage, and this essential role is to be a woman, biologically so determined.
This may be a valid conclusion.
Its validity becomes somewhat suspect, however, if the foundation on which Ormrod J. rests his conclusion is examined.    
Sex is clearly an essential determinant of the relationship called marriage, because it is and always has been recognized as the union of man and woman.
It is the institution on which the family is built, and in which the capacity for  <head>natural</head>heterosexual intercourse   is an  essential   element.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40132" docsrc="bnc_AL3_1229">
<answer instance="natural.40132" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
Born in Bangkok and based in Bradford, the fifth favourite for the &pound;850,000 event which begins in Sheffield tomorrow, Wattana is acutely aware he has divided his recent years between &bquo;two ends of the earth&equo;.    
But in attempting to become Asia's first holder of the game's ultimate prize, the rising star of the East aims to prove that the &bquo;the twain&equo; can not only meet but, by harnessing the best of both hemispheres, he can bring a new dimension to the green baize.    
Having arrived in Britain as a raw but gifted teenager, Wattana has honed his game to match-play sharpness by three seasons on the professional circuit.
And he is now able to say: &bquo;I'm afraid of nobody.&equo;    
To the delicate intricacies of his play he has added tactical steel and, after a difficult apprenticeship, he has gained substance without losing his <head>natural</head>spice.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40134" docsrc="bnc_C9N_2822">
<answer instance="natural.40134" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40134" senseid="U"/>
<context>
 MESA   Boogie Quad preamp, as new, immaculate with footswitch, &pound;700.      
 MORENO   and Castro concert classical, rosewood/cedar, very bright treble, as new with case, &pound;600.      
 MUSIC   books Pornograffiti, Flying In A Blue Dream, Surfing With The Alien, all tab, &pound;20.      
 MUSICMAN   Silhouette pick-up module, brand new, all black finish, two single-coils and one humbucker at bridge, &pound;170 inc p&amp;p.      
 MUSICMAN   Stingray bass guitar, early 1980s model, sunburst finish, &pound;450 ono.      
 MUSICMAN   Stingray bass, natural, pre-Ernie Ball, &pound;525 ono, or maybe swap for Fender Precision/Jazz.      
 MUSICMAN   Stingray bass, <head>natural</head> , pre-Ernie Ball, &pound;525 or possible p.x.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40137" docsrc="bnc_AJD_409">
<answer instance="natural.40137" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40137" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
By ANTHONY KING    
IN A SPEECH a few weeks after he became Conservative Party chairman, Chris Patten developed an interesting thesis about this election.
He suggested that Labour governments came to power only when there had been a radical change in the climate of opinion.
It was not enough for voters to be dissatisfied with an incumbent Tory government.
Labour already needed to have won the &bquo;battle of ideas&equo;.    
In 1945 Labour won because its thinking was clearly in tune with the times.
Economic planning had won the war and there was every reason to think it would win the peace.
Keynesian ideas were predominant in the Treasury as well as among academic economists.    
The spirit of comradeship that had made victory possible had the welfare state as one of its <head>natural</head>corollaries.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40139" docsrc="bnc_C97_951">
<answer instance="natural.40139" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
That's why your Oscars are moping.     
Don't confuse P. elongatus (shown here) with P. ornatus.
The latter is a peaceful fish, whereas elongatus is a real killer.          
Over-crowding needs good maintenance      
Could you please give me some advice on how to set up a Mbuna community?
I have a 48&ins; &times; 15&ins; &times; 24&ins; tank powered by a Fluval 303 external filter.
Is this the type of filtration you would recommend?    
Are there any fish I should avoid?        
Mbuna have a basic requirement for moderately hard, alkaline water which should be extremely clean and well-oxygenated.
In addition the fish belonging to this group require huge amounts of rockwork, arranged to produce numerous caves to simulate their <head>natural</head>habitat.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40143" docsrc="bnc_AP5_153">
<answer instance="natural.40143" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
The 1988 General Household Survey found that 29% of women and 36% of men divorced during the period 1981&ndash;84 had remarried within 2 years of divorce.
Among those divorcing between 1977 and 1980, 52% of women and 67% of men had remarried within 6 years of divorce.        
Children    
The majority of children under 16 live with both their natural parents.
In 1985, 8 out of 10 children lived in a family headed by both natural parents (78% in a family headed by a married couple and 2% with cohabiting parents).
For older children, the picture changes somewhat &mdash; as divorce, remarriage and lone parenthood make an impact.
Only 76% of 10&ndash;15 year olds lived with both <head>natural</head>parents as compared with 84% of children under 5.         
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40144" docsrc="bnc_ARH_836">
<answer instance="natural.40144" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
A delicate balance is kept in the microbiological eco-system of the vagina in health, with the lactobacillus being the predominant organism, and others being kept at bay by the very acid environment that this bacterium produces.
If, for some reason, the lactobacillus is no longer present in the vagina, other organisms take advantage of the opportunity and invade.    
The worst offenders in this modern age are the &bquo;broad-spectrum&equo; antibiotics.
These exercise their antimicrobial powers against a wide variety of different bacteria and when given for, say, a sore throat, will also kill off many of the normal commensal organisms in the intestine (which is why a lot of people develop diarrhoea when taking antibiotics), and will also destroy the normal bacterial flora in the vagina.
Since candida is not a bacterium and is not affected by antibiotics, it needs no prompting to colonize the vagina, which it finds devoid of its <head>natural</head>bacterial competitors.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40147" docsrc="bnc_A06_274">
<answer instance="natural.40147" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40147" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
Much in the same vein is  Henry V   who has several well known &bquo;set&equo; speeches, full of fireworks, as well as the difficult and testing soliloquy on the responsibility of leadership that begins &bquo;Upon the King&hellip;
&equo; (Act 4, Scene 2).
This is a major meditative speech brooding on the loneliness of the man caught between action and passivity &mdash; thinking aloud in much the same way as Hamlet does in his many renowned arias on the soul and the theme of revenge.    
And remember there is no need to be afraid of Hamlet.
He is, after all, an actor's part and perfectly accessible &mdash; he prefers, too, to be acted rather than to be read.
Years of scholarship and so many contentious performances mean that the character is now regarded as &bquo;difficult&equo;, when it can in fact benefit from the freshness and vitality of the <head>natural</head>actor, who will quickly find the comic qualities of the man as well as his serious side.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40148" docsrc="bnc_CGC_1104">
<answer instance="natural.40148" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;They just go straight at it,&equo; enthuses one fan.
&bquo;They don't insult you with weak dialogue or a stupid plot.&equo;    
For some of the performers, this no-nonsense approach can be intimidating.
Woods recalls filming a video for a husband and wife, which ended up being titled  Not Hardly In Vegas   because the man never managed to get it up.
But for most amateur porn stars, performance anxiety is not a problem.    
&bquo;The first film I did was with these other guys who were a little camera shy,&equo; recalls Rod, who has appeared in a number of Sara's group sex films.
&bquo;I remember being a little apprehensive.
I was kind of giggly.
But it ended up OK.
There wasn't a whole lot of acting going on.
So I just did what was <head>natural</head> .&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40151" docsrc="bnc_AK6_1499">
<answer instance="natural.40151" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Here you can discover the latest developments in commercially grown mushrooms, asparagus and chicory on a grand scale, and watch how to cook them in the culinary theatre.
The model orchard shows how apples and pears were grown in the 1950s compared with modern methods, and the strawberries look as mouthwatering as always.
Even when it rains there is still plenty to see.
One fully automatic greenhouse is filled with flowering and foliage pot-plants; round the perimeter carnations, alstroemerias and freesias are being grown for cut flowers using the latest cultivation techniques.
Gerberas are growing in rockwool, and each plant has its own life-support line connected to a central tube through which food and water are dispensed.
Another greenhouse has been landscaped to show succulents and cacti in a <head>natural</head>setting.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40152" docsrc="bnc_AHG_460">
<answer instance="natural.40152" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
So it is surprising to discover that the substance of Proofs was indeed a three-page essay in Granta &mdash; especially when one considers the puritanical intellectual rigour that characterises Steiner's literary style.    
To turn three pages of essay into 77 pages of story looks suspiciously like the kind of redundant ornamentation that Steiner suggests is at the heart of what is wrong with Western values.
No wonder the old boy stares obliquely off the back cover like a guilty-looking Archie Andrews.
As is typical of those who seek to endow Marxist social and economic theories with the prestige of natural science, Steiner suggests that the &bquo;new temples to liberty&hellip;
McDonalds and Kentucky Fried Chicken&equo; are a false alternative to the knout and the Gulag.
Maybe so, but they sure taste a lot better.
And as for Steiner's suggestion that the West lays waste to the <head>natural</head>world, can he have forgotten that it was the Soviet Union that brought us Chernobyl?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40154" docsrc="bnc_CDR_2647">
<answer instance="natural.40154" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Soften the effect of eyeliners by using a small-headed eyeliner brush with dark shadow, brushed subtly under lashes, or applied over liner to set it.              
YOUR DAILY SESSION    
Here's a step-by-step guide for making-up your face.
I'm sure you have your own routine, but do try these basic rules which are well   worth   applying.
Over the years with the help of several experts I've learnt the secrets of the make-up artists: how to highlight the areas of the face that are assets and how to cover the less flattering features!
Colours in fashion change, but the basic principles always apply.      
DAY MAKE-UP      
If it's possible, make-up by <head>natural</head>light and always start with a clean canvas!      
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40156" docsrc="bnc_CRW_1360">
<answer instance="natural.40156" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
They have a duty to make sure that the best principles of co-operation are applied to all they do in relation to each child in the name of the &bquo;child's best interests&equo;.
Children and young people are entitled to the same levels of respect, consultation and competent practice that we advocate for ourselves as professional workers.            
In defence of residential care    
Lorraine Waterhouse      
We put them to bed, we wake them up, we laugh and we cry with them&equo; (Berridge, 1985, p. 54).        
Introduction    
Research findings of decision making in child care have revealed some disturbing features in contemporary practice.
Social workers demonstrated a professional preference for children remaining with their <head>natural</head>families, and regarded admissions to care as tantamount to failure.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40159" docsrc="bnc_A0L_1967">
<answer instance="natural.40159" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
Her eyes were sparkling, cheeks flushed, body clad in a sea-green that lit the depths of her eyes, her beautiful eyes.
And she produced a sheaf of exhibition papers with a flourish; she'd even written some of the wording to go under the photos.
Neat and brilliant!
And she loved the stills Jay had dug out; her lovely lips tasted the Melina Mercounand she raised her glass to Jay.
The air relaxed to Pergolesi, Purcell, Bach.    
Work raced by like a thrilling dirt-track race, food finished with relish and grace, they sat holding hands,   warmth flowing like the water in a fantastic Escher waterfall.
Kissed very gently.
Ms Piggy-wig, Sandy the winner, had said  jump on her  !
Hah!
What did she know, rhapsodised Jay into Lucy's neck.
Be cool, be <head>natural</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40161" docsrc="bnc_CER_1401">
<answer instance="natural.40161" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40161" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
When this became general knowledge later, there was general unease at this way of measuring the background; the neutron flux 50 metres away from the cell measured for 50 hours could be very different than that at the cell site, even if the cell had been absent, measured for a different 50 hours.
The cosmic ray flux varies and the different materials around the laboratory can produce very different amounts of background neutrons from one place to another.
To get a realistic background measurement required, at least, taking readings at the cell site when the cell was not operating.
A problem was that they did not have the time to do this; cells were being charged up and time was running out, every spare moment being needed for preparing and measuring active cells.
There is a <head>natural</head>time scale to the experiment, charging the cells, inducing the phenomenon for hundreds of hours and monitoring at different currents; you cannot hurry science.
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<instance id="natural.40163" docsrc="bnc_B2U_1603">
<answer instance="natural.40163" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40163" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="natural.40163" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unprocessed:00"/>
<context>
We often buy products because&hellip; recommend them.      
4      
&hellip; labels make us feel exclusive.      
5      
We are constantly bombarded by advertising which recommends&hellip; products.      
6      
Natural products are said to be&hellip;          
LABOUR SAVING GADGETS    
PERSONALITIES    
DESIGNER    
<head>NATURAL</head>   
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<instance id="natural.40165" docsrc="bnc_B1E_1278">
<answer instance="natural.40165" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
For all of these agents of environmental change, economic and political considerations are primary factors in their operation and future development.
Unfortunately, environmental considerations often play a subservient role to economic and political expediency and the concept of long-term sustainability is rarely attributed more than cosmetic attention.    
In relation to forestry in the developed world there are a number of dichotomies.
Firstly, in North America foresight and management have promoted a vigorous sustainable wood industry, despite the early pillages of European settlers in the colonial era.
This is in contrast to Britain where woodland exploitation throughout prehistory and history has left a landscape largely bereft of <head>natural</head>woodland and where a mantle of alien conifers dominates many upland areas.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40168" docsrc="bnc_CLT_993">
<answer instance="natural.40168" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
As with many things, &mdash; at the bottom.    
Cover the base of the tank with gravel.
Use aquarium  gravel  , as it should not leach harmful substances into the water.
A particle size of about 6mm (&frac14;inch) is ideal.    
Different colours are available; browns look natural, bright colours are popular with some fishkeepers, but may detract from the fish.    
Black gravel shows the fish's colours well, but has not caught on in Britain as much as in Europe.    
For the best plant growth you can mix the gravel with an aquarium  fertiliser substrate  , following the maker's instructions exactly.    
Gravel can be landscaped, and terraced using rocks to hold up deeper areas towards the back.     
Above: Plants, rocks and bogwood create a <head>natural</head>aquascape.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40169" docsrc="bnc_AJA_1126">
<answer instance="natural.40169" senseid="natural_history%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The coast attracts many species not found elsewhere in Britain, and sometimes quite rare birds are blown off course to land exhausted on the mainland peninsula or the Isles of Scilly.
Avocets, shelduck and black-tailed godwits can be found in the estuaries, while the shores and islands are host to guillemots, kittiwakes, skuas and puffins.    
Only 17 people live on Lundy Island, but there is no shortage of winged residents, so keen ornithologists may make the boat trip from Bideford more than once.
It takes two and a half hours each way.    
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds runs Avocet Cruises on Devon's Exe estuary in the winter.
In summer they set up a video camera on Berry Head near Torquay to show close-up views of cliff-dwelling birds.    
Boswednack Manor is set between the Penwith Moors and the wild Cornish coastline, and combines <head>natural</head>history with meditation and organic food.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40172" docsrc="bnc_CBV_4017">
<answer instance="natural.40172" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
However, a call to the Institute's members' registrar will confirm whether a firm of a similar name exists, or whether it is a case of &bquo;misrepresentation&equo; that has already come to the Institute's attention.    
Turning now from procedural problems to those with more serious overtones: confidentiality/fraud.
In these cases the practitioner often receives a telephone call from the local police asking for information regarding one of his (or her) clients, followed by a request to come round and see them.    
He might be told that his client (a) has been arrested on a serious charge, (b) might be arrested on a charge yet to be defined, or that (c) the police are following a line of enquiry.
The practitioner might already harbour suspicions regarding his client and his &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; instinct is to supply answers and papers without further question.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40174" docsrc="bnc_CB9_642">
<answer instance="natural.40174" senseid="natural_science%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Thousands of years ago, sacred dances were practised to generate energy which influenced crops.    
An interconnectiveness between mind and matter is no longer regarded as mystic mumbo jumbo, but forms a vital ingredient in present scientific research into magnetic fields which have been found to influence the pattern and organization of any living thing, the alms of nature being wholeness, organization and continuity.
Today's physics are merely rediscovering fundamental principles known to the ancient seers for millennia.    
In its true context, the creation of the landscape by the Wandjina refers to the activity surrounding the nourishing of the energy centres along the existing &bquo;serpent current&equo;.
This <head>natural</head>science of geomancy, still practised in the East, is almost forgotten or ignored by western materialistic science.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40177" docsrc="bnc_CM2_910">
<answer instance="natural.40177" senseid="natural_language%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
At a level above that there is what is called machine code: one whose lines are normally instructions to add or subtract or shift the contents of whole registers (themselves strings of binary numbers).
At a level above that is assembly language whose commands normally translate into a set, of ten or perhaps a hundred, machine language commands.
This ascent up the levels of programming languages can go on without any natural limit: a language like LISP, when run, is normally translated through two or three levels before it becomes machine code.
But there are already languages, claimed to be of &bquo;higher&equo; levels than LISP, that must, in their turn, be translated into LISP before programs in them can run.
It is normally said that as one goes further up this ascent of languages, the code becomes progressively more like a <head>natural</head>language such as English.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40178" docsrc="bnc_BLW_1374">
<answer instance="natural.40178" senseid="natural%5:00:00:biological:00"/>
<context>
It may be hard for them to go on giving warmth and understanding love amidst the euphoria and excitement that can surround the search for the birth parents and their possible discovery.
But the teenager is likely to need the reassurance and loving security of the familiar home and parents more than ever during this traumatic time.        
Midlife search    
It is worth mentioning at this point that many people who were adopted as babies feel the need in midlife to search out their natural parents.
They were not legally entitled to do so as teenagers and various factors may trigger their desire to find their birth parents at this stage.
It may be that the death of their adopted parents leaves them free to make inquiries without giving them hurt.
It also reminds them that their <head>natural</head>parents must be growing old too, and that the time for finding them is limited.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40181" docsrc="bnc_BMP_918">
<answer instance="natural.40181" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40181" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
educational provision.    
Regional policy   recommended   closure only on the last criterion but there is a discrepancy between national ideology and local educational policy.      
The way of life argument was often used against closure since schools were held to be an important aspect of local life since the loss of the teacher and the school building seemed like a sentence of death for the community.
It was claimed that closure would affect the local atmosphere since the school acted as a focus of activity yet there was little mention of any economic loss and no fear of any demographic effects.
Thus the loss was seen as mainly symbolic in that the school was regarded as a &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; part of the way of life in the community but no particular evidence was used in its support.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40182" docsrc="bnc_AMY_1434">
<answer instance="natural.40182" senseid="natural_history%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
(Quite possibly Mr. Lance Henly).    
Wetton Trophy:    
Presented by former Caddie Master Jim Wetton in 1952 (although is engraved Reading 1892).    
Ferris Trophy:    
  Presented   by the widow of Mr. F. Ferris in 1975.    
Francis-Francis Memorial Cup:    
Presented by Mr. Frank Francis-Francis to the Artisans, later transferred to the senior club for 5-day members only.    
Reed Cups:    
Two silver bowls presented in 1959 by Dr. A.S.
Reed and his sister Miss B.C. Reed for a one-day foursomes competition.              
<head>Natural</head>History on the Course    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40185" docsrc="bnc_ACN_1665">
<answer instance="natural.40185" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40185" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Ten years ago I was in the tenth grade, my second year in high school.
I was busy trying to figure out if this guy Thomas fancied me.
I was just coming out of my tomboy stage.
And I wanted to sing.&equo;    
Adeva        
&bquo;I was in Soul II Soul Rico sound system with Jazzie and Daddae Harvey.
We played at Caxton House Youth Club in Archway and various blues parties around the place.
The music we were playing was reggae (Horace Andy, Dillinger) crossing over into Soul (Patrice Rushent, Maze, Crystal) and early electro (Fab 5 Freddy, Grandmaster Flash, Spoonie Gee).
We were all raggas, very street.
I was doing what I was doing because I was born into it.
We've always had drams, but the way it developed was like a <head>natural</head>progression.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40186" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1340">
<answer instance="natural.40186" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
The glowing young mother can also become a reluctant young grandmother rather early on.
We may be young to ourselves, but we will always be old to our children.    
Some women will happily abandon themselves to complete involvement in the role of &bquo;mother&equo;, for several years.
They may even make a permanent identification with it, and this can cause problems when the children leave home.
It seems dangerous to centre your life on any one of the nine archetypes; they are aspects of the feminine, not its totality.
In order to create an individual life in the world, we should use them as colours on an artist's palette, to paint our own picture.
Sometimes we may use much more of one colour than another; this is <head>natural</head>since different demands and opportunities arise at each phase of life.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40188" docsrc="bnc_C9P_184">
<answer instance="natural.40188" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40188" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Don't wash a new perm for at least 48 hours &mdash; give it time to settle.    
Treat wet hair with care.
Don't towel-dry vigorously &mdash; gentle patting is best.    
Don't over brush.
Use a special wide-toothed comb to tease curls into place.    
Do cut down on the use of heated appliances if you can and always use a diffuser attachment on your hairdryer.    
Don't over-process.
Speak to your hairdresser first before perming coloured or highlighted hair.    
Do listen to the experts.
If your hairdresser decides a perm is not a good idea for your hair, don't do it!          
ONLY <head>NATURAL</head>   
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40189" docsrc="bnc_C88_1337">
<answer instance="natural.40189" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;WILLIAM'S got a rash on his face!&equo; exclaimed his worried mother.
I looked at the rosy-cheeked little fellow (all of four years) in front of me.
He appeared a picture of health.
Then I realised she was concerned about his cheeks; one was definitely redder than the other.    
&bquo;Been out to play a lot?&equo;    
&bquo;Oh yes,&equo; she replied.
&bquo;He loves being outside.&equo;    
I looked more closely at his cheeks, and saw that they looked as if they had been rubbed to get them red.
The skin was also dry and flaking.
That was the clue: the wind whipping round the cheeks in The Great Outdoors was the culprit.
Winter winds wipe away the <head>natural</head>oils of the exposed skin, to leave a red, raw and chapped appearance.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40193" docsrc="bnc_CB8_3215">
<answer instance="natural.40193" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40193" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
We produce less saliva when tense, so if your child is licking her lips excessively, this could be a sign of worry.    
If she fiddles with her buttons while she's talking, then she may feel threatened.    
If she starts blinking excessively, she probably wants you to shut up    
!        
MINDING THE KIDS    
a real need for after-school care in rural areas&hellip; worry for working mothers    
OUT OF BOUNDS    
Country children don't lead the idyllic and untrammelled lives many townies imagine.
&bquo;Rural children have no right to play in areas which have become increasingly dangerous,&equo; says Alison Marshall, new rural development officer for the Kids' Clubs Network.
&bquo;Barbed wire, chemicals, heavy machinery and busy roads all mean the rapid disappearance of <head>natural</head>play areas.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40194" docsrc="bnc_C9R_2713">
<answer instance="natural.40194" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="natural.40194" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
An Irishman said, for no apparent reason, &bquo;I wear a green pullover because in Ireland we have green sheep.&equo;
This statement &bquo;out of the blue&equo; naturally was not understood by the speechreader, who wondered why people laughed.
The obvious thing was to jot down quickly what had been said so that the speechreader would be &bquo;on beam&equo; and laugh too.    
Why was this statement so difficult?
It bore no relationship to the subject of the conversation.
The key words (in italics) are very difficult to see without helpful context: &bquo;I wear a  green pullover   because in  Ireland   we have  green sheep  .&equo;
Lastly, the sentence, which was said with an Irish accent and a &bquo;dead-pan&equo; face, isn't particularly logical.        
<head>Natural</head>gestures    
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<answer instance="natural.40196" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
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It follows that the recurring emphasis within Elizabethan and Jacobean plays on life itself as a process of playing was not merely theatrical projection; the world as a stage, life as artifice, and so on; these were ideas which the theatre derived from, as well as conveyed to, its culture.
Louis Montrose points out a fascinating consequence of this: &bquo;If the world is a theatre and the theatre is an image of the world, then by reflecting upon its own artifice, the drama is holding the mirror up to nature&equo; (Montrose, &bquo;Purpose of Playing&equo;, 57).    
Another, related, charge against the players is that in their dress violations they &mdash; again like the &bquo;street&equo; transvestites &mdash; transgressed the <head>natural</head>and fixed order of things by wilfully confusing distinctions which it was thought imperative should be kept distinct, especially within the categories of rank, class, and gender.
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<instance id="natural.40197" docsrc="bnc_CKN_327">
<answer instance="natural.40197" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
In fact they exchanged hints for Orwell's own essay on Wodehouse (1945); and years after Orwell's death, Waugh was to praise him in a broadcast for having generously helped to save Wodehouse from the undeserved public disgrace of prosecution as a war-time Nazi collaborator.
The common secret of their fiction, in brief, was to put Wodehouse's gaiety to a serious purpose, and it was a secret they were happy as strangers to share.
Hard to remember, between readings, that  Brideshead   and  Nineteen Eighty-Four   are funny books: one recalls so vividly the gravity of their themes, so little the gaiety of their prose, that a rereading can easily surprise.    
Both, what is more, were masters of a species of invective at once tough and suave.
This is a style of abuse that has excited some <head>natural</head>envy among professional satirists.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40199" docsrc="bnc_AJ1_5">
<answer instance="natural.40199" senseid="natural_law%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40199" senseid="P"/>
<context>
The Maharishi's search for Heaven on Earth pays off    
By Damian Thompson Religious Affairs Correspondent    
EVERYONE who grew up in the Sixties has heard of Transcendental Meditation and its founder the Maharishi, the giggling Indian guru who guided the Beatles through their flower power phase.    
In Britain, his followers are well known for their ownership of Mentmore Towers, the palatial former home of the Earls of Rosebery.    
But it has taken the extraordinary campaign of the <head>Natural</head>Law Party to bring home the sheer size and wealth of the movement, 25 years after it first made headlines.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40200" docsrc="bnc_ASU_856">
<answer instance="natural.40200" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Two quiet roads lead up to the head of the village; between them, still bubbling with excitement after a remarkable journey from the depths of Gaping Gill, is Clapham Beck, fringed by trees and crossed by five bridges, on its way to join the River Wenning.
Alongside the parish church of St James and embowered in trees, the beck discharges in a large waterfall from an artificial lake above in the grounds of Ingleborough Hall, long the home of the Farrer family and now a special school.
The most renowned of the family was Reginald who won international fame as a collector of rare and exotic plants from the countries of the Far East and whose name lives on in several of his discoveries.
The Farrers were generous benefactors, providing the inhabitants with electricity from a private turbine at the waterfall and contributing generously to the common good, but most notably in the lovely environs they created by planting <head>natural</head>woodlands, and constructing a lake and other amenities on their extensive estate nearby.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40203" docsrc="bnc_A6N_1376">
<answer instance="natural.40203" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
To Moran's surprise she was accepted for training by five hospitals.
The whole house sat down after the Rosary one evening to pick the hospital she would go to.
They chose the London Hospital because a few people from around were already working there.
After they had reached that decision Michael began to cry and would not be consoled.    
&bquo;They'll all be gone soon,&equo; he said to their humorous questioning.
&bquo;It's awful.
It's not fair.&equo;    
When Rose suggested that they write to Luke to ask him to meet Maggie off the train when she got to London Moran was furious.    
&bquo;Didn't the hospital say they'd have her met?&equo;    
&bquo;He's her brother.
It'd be <head>natural</head>for him to meet Maggie.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40204" docsrc="bnc_CL1_639">
<answer instance="natural.40204" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
You see a black guy in the ring and he moves around in this relaxed way, totally lacking inhibition in his movement.
It's the same when you see black guys at a dance or a disco; they have this natural fluidity in their bodies.
Whereas a white guy will be starchy and throw punches only when he's sure he'll land, a black guy will stay loose and throw six or seven jabs in the hope that one or two will land.        
Continental Football Club manager, Mitch Daley, himself a West Indian, expanded a similar notion into a full-blown philosophy on black footballers:    
Take the white player: he's very rigid, upright, stiff.
Now, the black man he's different: he likes to step on the ball, control it, express himself with it.
He has <head>natural</head>flair which gives him the ability to do anything with the ball he wants to.        
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40206" docsrc="bnc_ANX_524">
<answer instance="natural.40206" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Later this month, federal authorities are expected to announce plans to reduce their supplies of water to farmers by three-quarters.    
Farmers use more than 80 per cent of the state's water.
By irrigating land that would otherwise be desert, they produce half of the fruit and vegetables sold in the US.
The federal and state government water projects are the two biggest suppliers in California.
But with only 15 per cent of normal rainfall in January, usually one of the wettest months, and the rainy season drawing to a close, they are desperately short of water.    
In California, the issue of water supply has pitted farmers against city dwellers and environmentalists, who claim that the farmers waste most of their water on low-value crops and inefficient irrigation systems.
Environmental groups also argue that overconsumption by the farmers has damaged many <head>natural</head>habitats in California.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40209" docsrc="bnc_B1P_1034">
<answer instance="natural.40209" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
 The Village Labourer   by J.L. &amp; B. Hammond was originally published in 1911 and has since been republished in paperback (London 1978).
It has been edited by G.E.
Mingay and now contains important bibliographic notes on open fields, the process of enclosure, the economic consequences of enclosure, the social consequences, the poor law, and agrarian unrest.          
Trade and industry    
There are few &bquo;basic&equo; books on the subject of trade or industry which the local historian will regard as essential to his personal library.
The &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; industries of metal and mineral mining, forestry and fisheries have always been localised, for obvious reasons, as have the associated processes of conversion such as the smelting of ore, the dressing of stone and the manufacture of coke and charcoal.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40211" docsrc="bnc_C90_292">
<answer instance="natural.40211" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
It followed, too, from the assumptions that the British made about the Masai's conservatism, it appearing self-evident to them that because the Masai were so conspicuously uninterested in Western civilization they were in all respects content with the  status quo  ; so closely were Westernization and agitation linked in the administrative mind.
As Westernizing tribes like the Kikuyu became more and more politically active, it was only natural to look to the Masai, who showed no interest in either taxation or representation, as a potential &bquo;counterpoise to the agitator class&equo;.
&bquo;The Masai rank as a backward tribe in Kenya&equo;, wrote the ever-optimistic Windley,    
but I have been led in my experience to believe that they possess a <head>natural</head>intelligence and character which if properly guided and consistently handled should lead them to play a useful part in the synthesis of tribal life in Kenya&hellip; as a factor for stability in political development&hellip;        
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<instance id="natural.40212" docsrc="bnc_CMF_608">
<answer instance="natural.40212" senseid="natural_scientist%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
It is unlikely that anyone will give full or truthful answers in an interview to questions that concern sensitive, embarrassing or possibly criminal aspects of their lives.    
Fundamentally, the survey method finds out what people will say when they are being interviewed, or filling in a questionnaire.
This may not be the same think as what they actually think or do.
There is therefore a major potential problem with the validity of the findings of such research.                
EXPERIMENTS AND THE COMPARATIVE METHOD    
When people think of natural scientists doing research, they tend to think of them in a laboratory, probably doing an experiment.
The experiment is the classic research method of the <head>natural</head>scientist, and has produced many of its most valuable results, both in pure and in applied science.
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<answer instance="natural.40216" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40216" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
Yes, and she went, immediately feeling lighter.    
During the show that night, she tried so hard in the second song, which was now &bquo;The Last Rose of Summer&equo; that her voice cracked on &bquo;No rosebud is nigh&equo;.
The orchestra ground to an embarrassed halt and the audience was completely silent, as if not believing   it.
Noreen bowed her head blushing in shame and was about to walk off when the song was taken up by a voice in the wings and out stepped Maria in her best dress to finish the song, &bquo;To reflect back her blushes or give sigh for sigh&equo;.
The ten-year-old continued with all the aplomb of a veteran diva.
As the orchestra took up the refrain once more, she came to take her mother's hand at centre stage, and sang as if it was the most <head>natural</head>thing in the world.    
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<answer instance="natural.40217" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
When down himself (very seldom), he could count on a pratfall from his hysterical shaman, Drew &bquo;Bundini&equo; Brown, on the latest bizarre news from his scheming court, maybe a straight line from some reporter that he would turn into a ricocheting soliloquy on, say, the disgusting aesthetics of dining on pig.
No laughs today, though.    
&bquo;Don't make him laugh,&equo; a nurse insisted when leading a writer and a photographer into the room.
&bquo;Laughing shakes the tubing loose.&equo;
The photographer is Howard Bingham, Ali's closest friend; he's been with the Champ from the start, in the face of much abuse from the Black Muslims.
Ali calls him &bquo;the enemy&equo; or &bquo;the non-believer&equo;.
His <head>natural</head>instinct is to make Ali laugh: today he has to settle for biting his lower lip and gazing warily back and forth between Ali and his nurses.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40220" docsrc="bnc_AT8_1210">
<answer instance="natural.40220" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The objectors point out that the Synthetic Fuel Corporation was created with the aim of developing large-scale projects producing the equivalent of 500,000 barrels of oil per day by 1987 and 2 million barrels by 1992.    
Elsewhere, in Canada, there is likely to be VHO production from the Suncor and Syncrude plants and from VHO pilot plants only.
The Alsands and Cold Lake projects may be deferred until well into the nineties.
Volume production will increase from some 8 MTOE in 1983 to 15 MTOE by the year 2000.    
In Venezuela a major (&dollar;18 billion) VHO project for the Orinoco region has been deferred due to economic problems but this is likely to be resumed before the end of the century.    
In New Zealand a <head>natural</head>gas to petrol plant should begin production by 1985 while Australia could become a major source of synfuels by the end of the century.    
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<answer instance="natural.40221" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<answer instance="natural.40221" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Peripheral position, the friction of distance, the lack of natural resources and an absence of low cultivable ground combine to provide a restricted and disadvantaged economic base.
Celtic cultural and linguistic traditions, the difficulties of crofting (which is most effective on a part-time basis) and, here and there, implants of modern industry, sophisticated communications and strategic installations characterise the social and economic geography of these islands.
In these respects, the islands share the common attributes and problems of regions on the distant fringes of densely populated   urban-centered   economic and social national structures.
Overall, there is an abiding impression of emptiness, of a <head>natural</head>pace and rhythm and of a traditional way of life that has all but disappeared from superficially similar island communities elsewhere in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.          
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<answer instance="natural.40223" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40223" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Beware of matching too many colours together &mdash; if you have chosen a fairly strong coloured mount then it may be easier to have a plain white or cream silk as the background, or you could use a plain mount card in a neutral shade like cream, behind the coloured mount of your choice.         
This photograph shows the contrast between modern and traditional frames, with appropriate backing fabrics and mounts.        
CHOOSING FABRICS, FRAMES AND PAPERS    
Whether you have chosen card or material as a backing for your mount it must be something that blends well with both the frame and the mount, not to mention the flowers.    
The fabrics illustrated in the two photographs here are all <head>natural</head>colours, because they complement the soft shades of the pressed flowers.
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<instance id="natural.40224" docsrc="bnc_CGE_2175">
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<context>
Even if someone should sin against you seven times a day, Jesus says you should forgive those seven times (Luke 17:4).
Seven is a Biblical number of completeness, here implying complete forgiveness.
Yet should there be any misconceptions of Jesus's seriousness on this matter, when   asked by Peter if he should forgive seven times (perhaps interpreting Jesus as putting a limit on forgiveness) Jesus replies, &bquo;I tell you not seven times but seventy-seven times&equo; (Matt. 18:22).    
The call to forgiveness is a priority which needs constant attention, partly because in marriage the closer you get to each other the greater will be the likelihood of hurt.
Hurt happens in all relationships.
It is, therefore, only <head>natural</head>to experience some pain when two different people from different backgrounds, with a different make-up and personal history, get together.
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<answer instance="natural.40226" senseid="U"/>
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 FENDER   twin reverb, silvercloth, vibrato and &bquo;sidelegs&equo; model, circa 1972, excellent condition, &pound;375.   30pm, Suffolk area.    
 FENDER   USA Standard Strat, Floyd, 1 HB, 2 SC, pearloid plate, case, tags, excellent, &pound;400.
Swap for Baretta.      
 FENDER   USA Standard Strat, red with maple neck, home use only, &pound;325.      
 FENDER   USA Standard Strat, sunburst, hard case with tags, brand new, &pound;350.      
 FENDER   Vibroverb, boxed, almost new, superb tone, &pound;500.      
 FERNANDEZ   Jackson, pearl white, locking trem, &pound;275.      
 FLIGHT   case, 5-star aluminium, fit Aria bass, very good condition, &pound;60.      
 FRETLESS   bass Fender style, <head>natural</head> , rosewood fingerboard, very good condition, &pound;225 ono.      
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<instance id="natural.40227" docsrc="bnc_ADC_772">
<answer instance="natural.40227" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Church and empire were fused in a single entity; the empire was an image of the heavenly kingdom, its boundaries the limits of Christendom, the emperor the representative of divine authority in the world.
This commonplace became something like an orthodoxy in the Christian empire of the fourth century.
The official imposition of Christian orthodoxy at the end of the century reinforced the tendency to merge church and empire; the Christian emperors became God's agents in bringing their subjects under the yoke of Christ.
Heresy became a kind of revolt akin to treason, and Christian missions within imperial territory a means of securing public order.
Of missions sent by Roman bishops beyond the imperial frontiers we hear nothing until the sixth century.
The empire was the <head>natural</head>home of Christianity; beyond it lay barbarity, all that was un-Roman and uncivilized.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40229" docsrc="bnc_CER_1218">
<answer instance="natural.40229" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Fleischmann and Pons estimated that the chemical potential of the deuterium could be raised by 0.8 eV through application of electrical potentials to the palladium cathode.
They estimated the sort of pressures that would be required to achieve such conditions by compression and the answer astonished them.
Their calculations came up with the number of a thousand trillion trillion times atmospheric, 1027, a number larger than the number of atoms in your body.
What had started out as a quest for metallic hydrogen now became a serious hunt for fusion.
Temperature &mdash; an intense degree of heat &mdash; was the route that the big machines, the hot fusion tokamaks, had been following in their attempt to induce the nuclei to meet; Fleischmann and Pons believed that they had stumbled on another way &mdash; intense pressures provided by the <head>natural</head>make-up of solid palladium.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40230" docsrc="bnc_CCC_1633">
<answer instance="natural.40230" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
He replied that his unit had orders never to become involved in any follow-up action, but to leave that to regular, uniformed troops.    
A taxi driver, who was with his parked vehicle at the bus turnabout, told the court that he saw the three other taxi men talking together.
One was looking through binoculars at the mountain.
He heard a burst of gunfire and saw a car disappearing down the Glen Road.
He said that he saw no one at the bus turn-about with a weapon and heard no shooting other than from the passing car.    
The jury withdrew for two hours and returned with a majority verdict of &bquo;not guilty&equo;.    
In the previous chapter it was emphasised that the authorities deliberately promoted and condoned violence, crime and racketeering in order to alienate both terrorist and legitimate political opponents of the government from their <head>natural</head>sympathisers.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40232" docsrc="bnc_CKM_1122">
<answer instance="natural.40232" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="natural.40232" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
You will need to restring your racket as many times in a year as you play in a week.
So if you play twice a week you need to restring the racket twice a year.
Even if the racket stays in the cupboard for six months it will still need a restring &mdash; the strings will have stretched and gone &bquo;dead&equo;.    
When you need to speak to your stringer &mdash; at your club or at the local shop &mdash; tell them what kind of player you are (a baseline slugger or a serve and volleyer) and if you want more power or more accuracy from the racket.
A good stringer will know the right string and tension for you.    
The better you get at tennis the more you will need good strings and good service.
Ivan Lendl takes out a freshly strung Mizuno frame with Babolat VS <head>Natural</head>Gut at every ball change &mdash; he notices the difference after just nine games.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40233" docsrc="bnc_CBG_1903">
<answer instance="natural.40233" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
Eddie's eyes on change    
By Tony Kell    
WINGER Eddie McGoldrick, the joint top goalscorer at Crystal Palace, has told boss Steve Coppell he prefers playing in defence.    
Palace go in search of their fifth consecutive win on Boxing Day in the Selhurst Park clash against tenants Wimbledon, with McGoldrick unconvinced about his role on the wing.    
McGoldrick, a revelation as emergency sweeper for Palace in impressive wins over Liverpool and Leeds, would readily swap his wide duties for a permanent place at the back.    
It is of little consolation to out-of-pocket Palace chairman Ron Noades, who recently paid McGoldrick a &pound;10,000 bonus for reaching seven League goals this season.    
McGoldrick said: &bquo;I play where I'm told, but I do not class myself as a <head>natural</head>winger.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40235" docsrc="bnc_CL1_1145">
<answer instance="natural.40235" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
But, at   that stage, the only thing that prevented me from saying, &bquo;oh well, I'll go and find a regular job instead,&equo; was that I was aware that this thing existed &mdash; racialism &mdash; and that whatever happened, getting away from it, getting out of the firing line, wouldn't help me.
I could prove my point much better if I kept on, I'm determined, so I kept on.
I had a point to prove.        
And prove it, he did.
John Conteh's withdrawal from the eliminating series left Johnson as the only credible replacement.
As Johnson put it: &bquo;You could say that was a bit of &bquo;luck&equo;, in inverted commas!&equo;
The opportunity was not lost and Johnson eventually captured the title he sought.
Never a &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; heavyweight, he suffered weight disadvantages against bigger men and lost the title to Richard Dunn.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40236" docsrc="bnc_B0M_843">
<answer instance="natural.40236" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Three ICI Pharmaceuticals scientists have received the Society for Drug Research 1991 award for drug discovery in recognition of their contribution to the discovery and development of Zoladex, ICI's treatment for prostate cancer and breast cancer.    
The award is given every two years and it is generally a requirement that the discovered drug is in therapeutic use.        
Processing waste award    
A British Aerospace Engineering Design prize, administered by the design Council, has been awarded to Stuart Holliday and Gillian Supple from the University of Leeds.    
Working on a project sponsored by ICI, Holliday and Supple designed a way to treat the 300000 t pa of waste acid generated from methyl methacrylate processing.
Currently the waste is disposed of in the North Sea.    
The process uses a <head>natural</head>gas flame to break down the effluent into sulphur dioxide.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40239" docsrc="bnc_AM5_1207">
<answer instance="natural.40239" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
It took almost two years to complete &mdash; but it was worth every bead of sweat.
And now it's almost finished, except for one last job.
I must just go and finish decorating the kitchen.       
PJ Richardson, Westcliff-on-Sea            
NEXT MONTH    
Some of the major features to be included in the March issue      
SUN ROOMS    
In the past few years we have seen conservatories grow in popularity.
Perhaps our review will persuade you to join the trend!        
DECOR IDEAS    
Not everyone has a <head>natural</head>knack for choosing colours and patterns.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40241" docsrc="bnc_BPB_159">
<answer instance="natural.40241" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Recent scientific research has shown that Equi-Strath, a herbal food preparation will help maintain the body's immune defence system and thereby help maintain vitality and assist the performance of the working horse.    
Equi-Strath is a combination of selected wild herbs and &bquo;live yeast&equo; transformed under a completely natural process.    
When used on a daily basis, food digestion is greatly improved ensuring that essential dietary elements are assimilated by the horse in the most effective manner; thereby helping maintain balanced growth.    
Cedar Health claim that Equi-Strath is a <head>natural</head>restorative for horses in training, competition and hunting and an ideal supplement in helping broodmares maintain their condition both prior to conception and throughout the foaling period.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40243" docsrc="bnc_ABH_866">
<answer instance="natural.40243" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Congress is not at its best when trying to reconcile the special interests that flock round energy bills.
What might it consider doing?
Measures to boost supply are not particularly promising.
Even if America's coasts, and the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve, were once again opened to drilling, the results would not offset the decline in production.    
Reviving the moribund nuclear industry would be tough and unpopular, and could take many years to produce more power.
Many congressmen are keen to revive research into renewable energy sources like solar and wind power.
It is striking that federal spending on research and development into energy was halved in the 1980s; R&amp;D into renewable energy alone fell from &dollar;700m in 1981 to &dollar;115m in 1989.    
The most hopeful source of extra energy could be <head>natural</head>gas.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40244" docsrc="bnc_AK6_43">
<answer instance="natural.40244" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Experts explain that exercise cannot cause heart disease or a tendency to accumulate cholesterol, both of which are genetically determined characteristics and cannot be &bquo;brought on&equo; by external factors.
Nor, by the same token, can they be &bquo;cured&equo; by external factors.
Heart experts never tire of pointing out that Winston Churchill started life as a frail premature baby, went on to smoke, drink heavily and eat to the point of obesity, but lived to a great age, whereas Nathan Pritikin, inventor of the Pritikin diet, died a premature death despite being obsessed with health.    
But if the cases of Souness and Ashe demonstrate that super-fitness cannot overcome <head>natural</head>genetic disadvantages, do they also illustrate something more sinister: that over-fitness can damage your health?
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40246" docsrc="bnc_AML_862">
<answer instance="natural.40246" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
a)    
Erica tetralix sub-community (Lewis, N. Harris and N. Uist).
The dominant shrubs are  Calluna   and  E. tetralix  .
The commonest grass is  Festuca rubra   and the commonest sedge is  C. nigra  .    
b)    
Calluna vulgaris sub-community (Lewis).
This is more impoverished than other subcommunities, and is dominated by  Calluna   accompanied by  E. cinerea.   
 Festuca ovina   is more frequent than  F. rubra  .            
Woodlands and scrub    
For a general reference on Scottish woodland vegetation, see McVean in Burnett (1964).
There is little in the Outer Hebrides at the present time which can be described as <head>natural</head>woodland.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40247" docsrc="bnc_C95_609">
<answer instance="natural.40247" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
This leads to an increase in ammonia and nitrite levels for a short time; but this can be reduced by using two smaller-than-normal filters and washing them (in water change tank water) at alternative two weekly intervals maintaining one at full capacity at all times.        
Water conditions    
In order to keep Spotted Rasbora in good condition aim for water that is soft, clear and well-filtered.
Their native waters have a pH of5.6 and a normal temperature of 76&deg;s;.
They will be fine in a temperature range of 72&ndash;85&deg;s; To maintain water quality it is vital to carry out regular water changes.
Partial water changes will be sufficient &mdash; about 15% of the tank's volume every fortnight, provided a larger water change of about 30% is carried out on a monthly basis.        
Feeding    
The Spotted Rasbora's <head>natural</head>food consists of mosquito and other insect larvae.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40249" docsrc="bnc_CM8_713">
<answer instance="natural.40249" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40249" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
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If a man shoots his dog because the animal is no longer capable of service, he does not fail in his duty to the dog, for the dog cannot judge, but his act is inhuman and damages in himself that humanity which it is his duty to show towards mankind&hellip;.
The more we come in contact with animals and observe their behaviour, the more we love them, for we see how great is their care for their young.
(Kant 1963: 239&ndash;40)        
Kant then goes on to describe how Leibniz (1646&ndash;1716), the great polymath, carried out field observations of caterpillars and similar creatures, being careful afterwards to return them to a suitable leaf out of harm's way, &bquo;so that it should not come to harm through any act of his.
He would have been sorry &mdash; a <head>natural</head>feeling for a humane man &mdash; to destroy such a creature for no reason&equo; (1963: 240).    
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<answer instance="natural.40250" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Short, ugly, long-nosed with dirty brown clothes, they also love to dance, but their feet poison and blacken the grass, making it unfit for animals to graze there.
A single whiff of their breath will cause sickness or death, and the music from their demented fiddling will drive a man mad.
Sick cattle or children are thought to have been harmed by a Dark Elf's arrow, as Collins wrote:      
There every herd by sad experience knows    
How, winged with fate, their elf-shot arrows fly    
When the sick ewe her summer food forgoes    
Or Stretched on earth the heart-smit heifers lie.       
Popular Superstitions        
Birthmarks, or other <head>natural</head>defects, were thought to be marks or bruises left by elves, and Queen Margaret insulted Shakespeare's  Richard III   accordingly:    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="natural.40253" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
He woke her gently, and as the mists sank back into the river in the sunlight, they made love.      
But it was two long years of disappointment before she conceived.    
She felt so sick that it was lunchtime before she could drag herself out of bed and come downstairs.
Doctor Baron reassured Philip.    
&bquo;Sure she's fine,&equo; he insisted, dismissing the silly man's fears.
&bquo;She's a fine healthy girl and all she is a bit queasy of a morning.
That'll pass when the baby turns.
Nothing to worry about at all.&equo;
If she hadn't been Mrs Arbuthnot, he'd have told anyone else to stop spoiling her and give her work to do around the house.
That'd keep her mind off herself quick enough.
He'd no patience with women putting on airs and moaning about the most <head>natural</head>thing in the world.
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<instance id="natural.40254" docsrc="bnc_CMR_1557">
<answer instance="natural.40254" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
Eichenbaum and Orbach (1982) also see women's socialization as producing characteristic concerns with connection and emotion.
Ernst and Goodison (1981) draw a mixture of Gestalt, Reichean, psychodrama, transactional analysis, and other self-help therapeutic theories into feminist therapeutic explanations.
Jungianism is particularly influential in woman-centred psychological theory.
Its negative descriptions of femininity are ignored or upgraded (e.g. Cox 1981), but not restructured; and its racist assumptions are rarely scrutinized.    
Egalitarian feminists reject the idealizations and homogenizations which they think woman-centred feminist theories of subjectivity involve.
Rowbotham  et al   criticize the feminists who assume that &bquo;under a &bquo;false&equo;&equo; non-feminist consciousness sits a &bquo;true&equo;&equo; <head>natural</head>feminism in every woman&equo; (1979: 105).
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<instance id="natural.40256" docsrc="bnc_ABW_1591">
<answer instance="natural.40256" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
But Jane had always respected the privacy of others.
Like the visits themselves, the confidences were optional, not obligatory.
Obligation destroys all pleasure, all romance.
That's why marriage, or even a relationship when it becomes heavy, is a bad idea.
Brought up in the ethic of duty, this was hard for Jane to get used to, but when she broke out into the sunshine, it was all the more joyous, and she thanked God, or Nature, or Fate, or whatever power there is, that it had happened for her in her lifetime.    
The greatest test, of course, were her family.
There came the brass tacks: how old was he?
Was he married?
How did he make his money?
When she said she did not know (which was true, for a long time) they did not believe her.
This was only <head>natural</head>as she had a reputation for secrecy.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40257" docsrc="bnc_CMA_338">
<answer instance="natural.40257" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Such genetic diversity was indeed present, because there was visible genetic polymorphism within the populations and it was shown (M. J. Lawrence, personal communication) that there was considerable genetic variability both in quantitative characters and in polymorphism at two enzyme loci in populations immediately adjacent to the permanent quadrats.        
Population dynamics and genetic variation in Trifolium repens    
Analysis of the population dynamics and associated genetics of  Trifolium repens   in the same pasture is even more revealing.
 Trifolium repens   is unusual in that much of the genetic variation present within the populations is easily recognised in phenotypic differences that are visible or easily determined on plants in the field.
Leaf mark polymorphism is one such property.
A variety of white leaf marks is found in <head>natural</head>populations and these are represented by multiple alleles at a single locus.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40259" docsrc="bnc_C96_533">
<answer instance="natural.40259" senseid="natural_history%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
It is pitched at a level which is neither simplistic nor dust-dry, reflecting Chris's ability to communicate in the lecture hall as well as in print.
Illustrations and line drawings are of the highest quality, many coming from Chris's own photographic portfolio.    
This is not a book on snakes in captivity: Chris prefers to bag his reptiles on film and allow them to glide away.    
But never forget that snakes are more sinned against then sinning.
The chapter &bquo;  Snakes and Man  &equo; makes this abundantly clear.
&bquo;Man Bites Snake&equo; &mdash; that's a headline the Sunday Sport would never carry, because it's absolutely true.        
 Garter Snakes (Their <head>Natural</head>History and Care in Captivity)    by Roger Sweeney (Blandford, ISBN 0-7137 2271-1      
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<instance id="natural.40260" docsrc="bnc_AJV_748">
<answer instance="natural.40260" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40260" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
He hates the invaders, from not-all-that-stout Cortes via de Soto, the first to encounter the Cherokees, and the treacherous English and French who made life hell for the Mohawks, right up to the Quebec police who fired on the Mohawks as they protected their remnant of land against the building of a golf course.    
Often the tone is shrill: when talking about the occupation of the Cherokee lands, Mr Wright tells us that &bquo;the White settlers were desperate people from the slums of Europe and the Atlantic seaboard&equo;.
All right, many of them were, but not all.    
The diseases, like smallpox, which wiped out so many of the various indigens in a succession of plagues worse, Mr Wright tells us, than the Black Death, were not deliberately introduced as a population-control measure.
They just happened in the <head>natural</head>order of things.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40262" docsrc="bnc_CE4_115">
<answer instance="natural.40262" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Also bear in mind that if you want to make some authentic-looking rose buds, each one will only need three or four petals, so several buds can be made from one flower.
Therefore, there is no need to buy large quantities of expensive flowers to make a lovely picture.
The essence of an attractive picture is the quality of the pressing and design rather than the amount of flowers and leaves.
With pressed flowers, it is very much a case of quality rather than quantity.    
Having said that you need not buy large quantities of any one flower, do remember that you are bound to have a certain percentage of failures in your press, no matter how hard you try.
Flowers and leaves, being <head>natural</head>materials, have a mind of their own and regardless of how carefully you follow my instructions on how to press, some of the petals will decide to bend before the press is shut, or develop brown patches for no reason at all.
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<instance id="natural.40263" docsrc="bnc_AS4_182">
<answer instance="natural.40263" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
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It is still often known as Norfolk reed; and in contrast to ordinary straw thatch, which has a lifetime of thirty years at most, a well-laid thatch of Norfolk reed may last as long as eighty years.
In the wettest wetlands of all grows an even tougher thatching material, one of our most ancient natural crops: the giant saw sedge  Cladium mariscus  .
This, one of the dominant plants of the undrained Fens, can still be seen on the roofs of some of the houses between Ely and Newmarket.
In some cases this most durable, but increasingly unobtainable, material is used as a capping ridge to a thatch of Norfolk reed.
In other places, where even the Norfolk reed is scarce, the reed is used as a capping ridge to straw thatch.
The final flourish in this humanizing of the <head>natural</head>landscape is given by an individual, as the thatcher in Ronald Blythe's  Akenfield   explains: &bquo;We all have our own pattern; it is our signature you might say.
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<instance id="natural.40265" docsrc="bnc_CKV_744">
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This year will see the refurbishment of St Ronan's Church, the medieval parish church beside the nunnery, but the outstanding needs are: nunnery, &pound;200,000; St Matthew's Cross, &pound;20,000; other memorials, &pound;30,000; interpretation, &pound;40,000; grounds and gardens, &pound;60,000.
Donations to Iona Cathedral Trust, Freepost, Edinburgh EH8 0LL.
Donations of &pound;25 or more are recorded in a book of honour kept inside the West door of the abbey church.        
Europa Nostra make their awards    
Europa Nostra, the non-governmental conservation organisation, has announced its annual prizes for 1992, made in association with the International Castles Institute.
Awards are given for outstanding achievement in the protection and enhancement of the architectural and <head>natural</head>heritage, the improvement of the environment and the encouragement of high standards of architecture in town and country planning throughout Europe.
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It was fun to watch these grown-up men behaving like happy children on their first exposure to the American way of life.
Major Hal and I watched the Russians while we sat with drinks in the B.O.Q. Lounge.
As two young officers strolled near our table Hal waved them to join us and asked a one-word question &bquo;Vodka?&equo; to which they smiled happily in agreement.
One of the officers spoke English with a delightful Russian accent which reminded us of Mischa Auer's motion picture roles.
His name was Captain Dimitri Oshenko and his friend called him &bquo;Deemy&equo; for short.
Both had made previous flights to Fairbanks on the Irkutsk-Fairbanks ferry run and hoped one day to see more of America than the tundra regions of Alaska.
&bquo;Deemy&equo; was interested in Canada, and asked many questions, but there was nothing probing or suspicious in his <head>natural</head>curiosity and quest for knowledge.
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The Duchamp exhibition curated by Pontus Hulten opens at the Palazzo Grassi (21 March-4 July) and coincides intentionally with a show of drawings by Victor Hugo, better known for his novels such as Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, at the Ca Pesaro (15 March-13 May).
This ink blot, due to be exhibited, dates from Hugo's eighteen year-long political exile on the island of Jersey.
There, besides practising spiritism, and, indeed, allowing the planchette to draw for him, Hugo explored random artistic effects such as this.
These &bquo;drawings&equo; may well have influenced both Dada and Surrealism as they were first published at a time when Andr&eacute; Breton was championing automatism and mediumism.
A brilliant essay by Mark Gisbourne in the catalogue to the exhibition says: &bquo;A confluence of <head>natural</head>effects and chance experiences was a particular trait of both Romantic thought and execution, since central to the aesthetic enterprise was a concern with affective boundaries&equo;        
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<answer instance="natural.40269" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
 HARMONY   Sovereign 1965.
One owner from new, serial number 677601260, 6-string jumbo acoustic, &pound;250 ono.      
 HARTKE   speaker cabinet, 2x10 aluminum speakers, cost &pound;400 new, will sell for &pound;150, clear punchy tone.      
 HIWATT   custom valve combo, 1972, rare, in collectors condition, original cover, &pound;180.
Dean Markley Overlord tube overdrive preamp, &pound;60.
Nomad Axxeman, &pound;120.
Lintek S4 monitors, &pound;85 pair.
AKG D202 ES studio mic, &pound;130.
Swaps?      
 HOHNER   Hollywood JT-60 guitar, Jazzmaster shape, ATN circuitry, 1 year old, cost &pound;275 with hard case, accept &pound;195.      
 HOHNER   Jack bass, <head>natural</head>finish plus hard case, &pound;220.
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<instance id="natural.40271" docsrc="bnc_B7M_562">
<answer instance="natural.40271" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Britain in the pits over strategic metals    
A HOLE in the ground that would engulf St Paul's Cathedral 30 times over is at the centre of a row over Britain's application to join the minor league of strategic-metals producers.
The hole would appear over the next 20 years at Hemerdon, just outside Plymouth &mdash; the scene of western Europe's biggest deposit of tungsten.
Hemerdon contains about 40 000 tonnes of the metal, enough to satisfy the UK's needs for 25 years.
At present, Britain imports virtually all its tungsten at a cost between &pound;10 million and &pound;20 million per year.    
The hole, or rather the volume of waste material that is dug from it, has greatly bothered conservationists.
They point out that the proposed mine is just on the fringe of Dartmoor, an area of outstanding <head>natural</head>beauty..
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<instance id="natural.40272" docsrc="bnc_A73_1922">
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<context>
Wexford quoted,    
&bquo;I can pay for the damage if ever so bad.
So pleasant it is to have money, heigh ho/&hellip;&equo;    
God Almighty, he was getting as bad as Maurice Cullam!
He had noted the number of the Bentley.
Very nice cars they all had around here.
There was another Bentley outside the grey slate Gothic place with a smart yellow Cortina snuggling up against it.
Married bliss, thought Wexford, grinning to himself.
Even the wives' cars were sizable.
No minis and no second- or third-hand jalopies.
But women would never be equal, he reflected, pleased to have discovered a new profundity, until the day came when men stopped thinking it <head>natural</head>that their wives should always have the smaller car.
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<instance id="natural.40274" docsrc="bnc_CJB_532">
<answer instance="natural.40274" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
A new rain check system will be introduced by the LTA at three of the country's leading grass court tournaments this year, the Dow Classic, (June 8&ndash;14), The Pilkington Glass Championships, (June 15&ndash;20), and The Direct Line Insurance Manchester Open, (June 15&ndash;20).        
STRINGERS CORNER    
Stefan Edberg uses Bow Brand's Championship Natural Gut.
Andre Agassi uses Kevlar for main strings and natural gut for crosses.
Monica Seles uses Tecnifibre 515.    
There are many and various racket strings to choose from.
So how do you find out which one is best for you?    
Racket strings are divided into two groups &mdash; natural gut and synthetics.
Natural gut is made from the intestines of cows and sheep.
Synthetics are man made fibres ranging from simple nylons to very complex micro fibre materials intricately woven together.    
<head>Natural</head>gut strings are favoured by the professional players because of their &bquo;playability&equo; &mdash; their sensitivity and feel for the ball.
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<instance id="natural.40275" docsrc="bnc_CD8_1319">
<answer instance="natural.40275" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Ramsay and Fraser reckoned that perhaps one-third might desert Dunbar when it came to the crunch.
But if the Earl was detached from them, in Berwick Castle, and Fraser took over the Warden's duties here, then the proportion would probably increase.    
When eventually they saw Dunbar, he was hardly forthcoming, being especially suspicious of Ramsay, whom he had heard had been visiting Dunbar Castle, and wanting to know why.
Ramsay explained that his lordship's goodbrother, the Earl of Moray, had desired to see his sister the Countess whilst in the vicinity, as was but <head>natural</head> ; and while there, they had learned that the defences of the castle were being strengthened, in view of possible attack by the English, and they had offered such small help as they could in this excellent work in the realm's interest.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40277" docsrc="bnc_CM8_935">
<answer instance="natural.40277" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="natural.40277" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The natural law doctrine of a core of unassailable and self-evident moral truths rapidly gets squashed by the mountain of successive interpretations which devitalise even the simple phrases of something like the Ten Commandments.
It was this impatience with the manipulative potential inherent in talk of natural rights, and the possibility of its being used to delay or reverse urgently needed measures to ameliorate the lot of the common man, which was Bentham's reason for dismissing it all as rubbish.
In a famous passage in his  Anarchical Fallacies &mdash; An Examination of the Declaration of Rights   (1795) we read,      
That there are no such things as <head>natural</head>rights&hellip; no such things as natural rights opposed to, in contradistinction to, legal: that the expression is merely figurative&hellip;
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40278" docsrc="bnc_ASK_1166">
<answer instance="natural.40278" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="natural.40278" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
If the patient is unconscious and will never regain consciousness, or is suffering from a progressive or fatal illness, then the respirator must be seen as heroic treatment and may be turned off, as in the case of Karen Quinlan, when it is no longer of any lasting benefit.    
Finally, the relatives of patients have no right to make decisions on the patient's behalf.
Only a parent has such a right, and even then the parent may only act in the best interests of the patient.    
These, then, are some general principles, but you may feel that they still leave considerable scope for discretion and interpretation.
So should we pass more laws?
Well, I take the view that legislation in a form like the <head>Natural</head>Death Act, although perhaps appropriate for California, should not be adopted in England.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40280" docsrc="bnc_AN4_146">
<answer instance="natural.40280" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
Beyond the information concerning her birth and the move to Brackley, the next thing known about the poet pertains to her education.
Freemantle writes:    
&lsqb;Philip Leapor&rsqb; informs me she was always fond of reading every thing that came in her way, as soon as she was capable of it; and that when she and learnt to write tolerably, which, as he remembers, was at about ten or eleven Years old, She would often be scribbling, and sometimes in Rhyme; which her Mother was at first pleas'd with: But finding this Humour increase upon her as she grew up, when she thought her capable of more profitable Employment, she endeavour'd to break her of it; and that he likewise, having no Taste for Poetry, and not imagining it could ever be any Advantage to her, join'd in the same Design: But finding it impossible to alter her <head>natural</head>Inclination, he had of late desisted, and left her more at Liberty  
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40281" docsrc="bnc_CKB_607">
<answer instance="natural.40281" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
His hat remained in the hall; his photograph in the silver-plated frame, polished twice a week, presided over the sitting room; his memory was invoked, especially during Peter's teens, in sentences that began with the ominous words, &bquo;I know for a fact that your father wouldn't have wanted you to&hellip;.&equo;    
Yet the same John Redburn had had an affair &mdash; probably after his marriage, and probably with a married woman.
He had wanted to continue the relationship but the woman wouldn't let him.
He had made the woman pregnant, and the woman had intended to have the baby.
And he had been too stupid, or perhaps too sentimental, to destroy her last letter.    
Worse than that was the knowledge that his mother had found it, presumably in the loft.
It had probably killed her.    
What else had she found in the loft?
What else had she known?
What other surprises were waiting for him?    
By a <head>natural</head>progression Peter thought of the Letts School-Boy Diary for 1964.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40283" docsrc="bnc_CBR_360">
<answer instance="natural.40283" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
And since acquisition depends on communication, your deliberate delivery will impede your progress in learning the language as well.    
In Krashen's theory, acquisition is the grand initiator of messages and the prime mover in communication.
Communication, reflexively, creates conditions for the process of acquisition to take place.
Learning plays a minor role in communicating and apparently is not itself affected by it.
You cannot communicate with what you have learnt, nor it seems can you learn by communicating.
But what is meant by communication?
This, clearly, is another key concept in the theory, so how is it defined?
The short answer is: it is not defined at all.
But what indications we do have as to what is meant by communication are not very reassuring.
We are told that the SLOPE test, for example, which yields results favourable to the <head>natural</head>order hypothesis, is communicative in character (Krashen 1981).
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40284" docsrc="bnc_BPF_1593">
<answer instance="natural.40284" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Prices start at round &pound;8.95 for an 8&frac12; inch plate.          
JUST WHITE    
A return to nature is reflected in the use of natural materials co-ordinated with subtle shades of white    
Muted tones can achieve an effect that is warm yet natural.
Stripped floorboards teamed up with rattan furniture and wrought iron gives a look that complements.
All paint is from the Crown range of matt emulsions, the window wall and ceiling are in Lilac Frost, the fireplace is in Forget Me Not and the alcove is in Country Beige, all at &pound;8.25 per litre.
The woodwork is in Crown Solo magnolia gloss at &pound;6.49 per litre.    
Nothing quite beats the simplicity and elegance of rattan.
Team it up with calico for a truly <head>natural</head>look that complements almost any colour scheme.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40286" docsrc="bnc_CDR_2162">
<answer instance="natural.40286" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
If you are prone to thread veins on the cheeks, extremes of temperature are not good &mdash; wrap a scarf round your face when you go out in chill temperatures and cold winds, and don't sit too near the fire when you come in.
Use a heavy-duty moisturiser and a good covering base.
A green (yes green) tinged under-base or moisturiser helps to tone down a ruddy complexion.              
the BODY BEAUTIFUL      
Sweet smells and oils lubricate the outer skin    
The skin on your face and body may seem the same but facial skin actually has more sebaceous glands to secrete natural oil and keep skin supple.
It also has a looser cell structure, which makes penetration by moisturisers into the top layer easier.
Body skin has fewer oil-producing glands, leaving large areas of skin without <head>natural</head>lubrication.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40287" docsrc="bnc_ACL_134">
<answer instance="natural.40287" senseid="natural_history%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40287" senseid="P"/>
<context>
It is also typical of such practices that the menstruating woman withdraws into a separate secluded area or hut in subsequent monthly menses.
Since, in many tribal societies, women were either pregnant or nursing during most of their fertile period of life, this monthly menstrual withdrawal did not affect women's lives from month to month as much as it might seem to us today.    
Moreover, it is likely that, in many tribal societies, this ability of   women to bleed and not die was not seen simply as negative.
Menstrual taboos, even in their Jewish expressions, are replete with an ambivalent fusion of the sacred and the taboo.
Menstrual blood was seen as powerful and magical.
It was seen as having both healing and destructive power.
This sense of its power is reflected, even negatively, in the description found in Pliny's  <head>Natural</head>History      
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40289" docsrc="bnc_C96_2390">
<answer instance="natural.40289" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Cardinals need a temperature between 73&ndash;79&deg;F (23&ndash;26&deg;C), and would be better off in a warmer tank of their own.        
Should I add any fish?    
Q I recently became the owner of a pond which I planted and then left for a few weeks before I put the fish in.
But during this time the pond started buzzing with activity as it filled with frogs, tadpoles, newts and pond skaters to name but a few.
In the last few weeks loads of newt tadpoles have hatched.    
Can I still put some fish in the pond or will they eat the wildlife?    
A Fish will indeed eat the newly-hatched tadpoles of frogs and newts and regard them as something of a delicacy.
They can decimate the population of these baby amphibians in a pond system.
It depends on whether you want a <head>natural</head>pond to encourage newts, frogs and toads.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40290" docsrc="bnc_CHF_492">
<answer instance="natural.40290" senseid="natural_language_processing%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Most of this required data is found in a dictionary, and over the past few years more paper dictionaries have become available in machine-readable form.
For example Webster's 7th Collegiate Dictionary (W7) (G and C Merriam and Co., 1963), Longman's Dictionary of Contemporary English (LDOCE) (Procter, 1978), Collins English Dictionary (CED) (Hanks, 1979), Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary of Current English (OALDCE) (Hornby, 1988), and soon the complete Oxford English Dictionary (OED) (Oxford, 1989).    
Computational lexicographers have advocated the use of machine-readable dictionaries (MRDs) for many uses such as spelling correction, lexical analysis, thesaurus construction, machine translation and so on (Amsler 1984).
Machine-readable dictionaries are often used for <head>natural</head>language understanding and processing systems (Boguraev and Briscoe, 1987; 1988).
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40293" docsrc="bnc_CRB_118">
<answer instance="natural.40293" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40293" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
A world transfixed by the horror in the Balkans is entitled to feel it has better things to worry about than what is not happening in the Middle East.
Unfortunately, these non-events matter.    
Saddam Hussein still in power?
The survival of the Iraqi dictator is not just a blemish on the landscape: it is a long-term danger to all the regimes that dared to oppose him two years ago.
Iran still ranting against the West?
An irritation you can live with, until Iran follows North Korea out of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
No peace yet with Israel?
History argues that when Arabs and Israelis do not make peace they will make war: there have already been five and a half since Israel's founding.
The politics of the Middle East, in other words, is not like the politics of other places.
The region's <head>natural</head>inclination, like that of a bicycle, is to be unstable.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40294" docsrc="bnc_CLW_302">
<answer instance="natural.40294" senseid="natural_science%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Yet the very need for academic subjects to escape from allegations of &bquo;practical utility&equo; may yet lead to irresistible pressure for change in the period of economic malaise which we currently confront.            
(b) The Schooling of Science, Michael F. D. Young      
Science emerged later as a branch of education and its assimilation into the existing institutions and structures was not achieved without some noticeable exercises of accommodation.      
This view of the incorporation of <head>natural</head>science into the school curriculum is taken by David Layton, who offers us a valuable account of this process of &bquo;accommodation&equo; in the late nineteenth century, complementary to his earlier study of the demise of &bquo;the science of common things&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40296" docsrc="bnc_CFW_1162">
<answer instance="natural.40296" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
This meets the growing need to improve geoscience knowledge relevant to strategies for subsurface disposal of hazardous and radioactive wastes.
The Group's research also extends to related areas: geothermal energy, subsurface microbiology, subsurface gas hazard, and transport of natural contaminants into aquifers and from the subsurface into the biosphere.
Most of the problems the group deals with require a multidisciplinary approach, and the staff's expertise covers a range of geological, chemical, physical and biological sciences.
There are facilities for field and laboratory work: major experimental projects in progress during the year include investigations into geochemical controls on radionuclide movement, dispersion which arises from <head>natural</head>heterogeneity in aquifers, and geochemical alteration of rock properties in systems perturbed by waste-disposal activities.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40297" docsrc="bnc_CEN_5372">
<answer instance="natural.40297" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
But Michael, 29, whose hits include Careless Whisper and Faith, threatened to stop singing because Sony has the right to reject his work.    
Michael was signed to CBS Records before it was taken over by Sony.    
A Sony spokesman said: &bquo;Our contract with George is valid and legally binding.
We will vigorously defend it.&equo;        
Let's face it, make-up is old hat    
IF you want to look the part in the nineties, don't wear make-up.    
Bleached hair, false eyelashes and fake nails are old-hat, according to the latest health and beauty survey.
More than half of women questioned by Gallup said they never wore make-up, and nine out of 10 claimed they've never owned a padded bra.    
Almost a quarter chose fresh-faced model Yasmin Le Bon as the perfect example of the stunning natural look.    
Even clothes must pass the &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; test.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40299" docsrc="bnc_B7N_1627">
<answer instance="natural.40299" senseid="natural_history%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40299" senseid="P"/>
<context>
But the director of the museum decided that the car's importance as a cultural relic was more than offset by its lack of uniqueness &mdash; for there were still thousands of such convertibles in use.
Even more important was the cost of storage.
Better to gamble that a private collector would keep the car until it became rare enough to warrant accepting it, if it were offered later.
The size of the car was also a consideration as space costs money.
It explains why the institution has turned down such giants as the liner &bquo;United States&equo; and the largest flying boat ever built &mdash; popularly known as the &bquo;Spruce Goose&equo;.    
Some collections are acquired through the museum's own initiatives.
In the National Museum of <head>Natural</head>History, Washington, the collections reflect the research interests of the hundred or more curators.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40300" docsrc="bnc_AMM_7">
<answer instance="natural.40300" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
We have seen how millions of fossils may make up the rocks themselves, crammed together layer after layer to form formations thousands of feet thick.
The present land surface is a thin skin on top of a thick record of the past preserved in the rocks.
Once scientists began to collect the record of past life they soon came across the problem of how to order and arrange the huge variety of fossil forms they recovered.
In order to understand what they had found they needed to classify the fossil organisms into particular kinds, more or less similar, to impose an order on what would otherwise have been a vast and chaotic mass of different and apparently unrelated relics.    
The urge to order the <head>natural</head>world appears to be an innate characteristic of human beings: &bquo;a place for everything and everything in its place&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40302" docsrc="bnc_BM1_1287">
<answer instance="natural.40302" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Symptoms that fall outside the allergic camp, and which also affect adults &mdash; such as headaches, migraines, nausea, diarrhoea and rheumatoid arthritis &mdash; are discussed in Chapter Seven.        
COLIC    
Colic is a sharp pain in the stomach or intestines of a baby, that causes it to cry uncontrollably.
Crying is more usual in the evenings and the baby may draw its legs up as it cries and become very red in the face.
Because the attacks are most common in the first ten to twelve weeks of life, the name &bquo;three-month colic&equo; is often used.      
The colic controversy    
Of course, it is not always easy to tell-why a baby is crying &mdash; there may be many different causes.
Even the question of how much crying is &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; is contentious.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40303" docsrc="bnc_AE4_421">
<answer instance="natural.40303" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40303" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Elizabeth's famous Armada speech &mdash; &bquo;I know that I have the body of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart of a king and a king of England too&equo; &mdash; and Mary's much-quoted desire to live the life of a soldier, wearing a Glasgow buckler and sleeping under the stars, are testimony   to one (it is perhaps worth adding that the context for Elizabeth was fighting Spain, for Mary fighting her half-brother).
Their different solutions to the question of marriage, neither of which was in any way adequate, are witness to another, even more serious.    
Yet there are two reasons why Mary's sex will not explain her failure and downfall.
First, the mid sixteenth century saw an astonishing rash of woman rulers: Mary Tudor, Catherine de Medici, Mary of Hungary, Margaret of Parma, Mary's own mother Mary of Guise.
With the possible exception of the first, the ability and success of these women are unquestionable, even if they exercised power  faute de mieux  , against the <head>natural</head>order of things.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40305" docsrc="bnc_CCB_490">
<answer instance="natural.40305" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40305" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Alois Auer, Director of the Government Printing Office in Vienna, had published a pamphlet,  The Discovery of the Natural Printing Process  , in 1853, and this was immediately translated into a number of different languages.
Commercial rivalry was involved and the wish to better the lithographed lace sample books circulated by the trade in England.
Auer did, in fact, produce such fine raised patterns that Austrian government representatives found the resemblance so close &bquo;that they took them to be real lace, until, by   touching and closely examining them, they convinced themselves that they were the production of the printing press&equo;.
Auer went on to produce other types of impressions, including some remarkable oak leaves and, in 1852, took out a patent for his  Naturselbstdruck   or <head>natural</head>self-acting printing method.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40306" docsrc="bnc_AR7_1045">
<answer instance="natural.40306" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
For those with an undying desire to stretch themselves to the limit, the Raid Gauloises should fit the bill, according to Jeremy Hart.
Deadly snakes, dangerous jungle and swollen rivers &mdash; what more could a humble daredevil want?    
No one forced Francoise Jacquier to spend 10 days crossing Central America's highest mountain, tramping through jungles inhabited by some of the world's deadliest snakes or rafting down swollen rivers.    
At home in the French Alps she lives comfortably, surrounded by the trappings of a successful career as a gynaecologist.
For kicks, she climbs mountains and skis, so she is not left wanting for adventure.
Francoise has a weakness though &mdash; an insatiable appetite for pushing herself to the limits of sporting endeavour in the most stunning <head>natural</head>locations.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40308" docsrc="bnc_C95_1719">
<answer instance="natural.40308" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<answer instance="natural.40308" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
I made a small 10&ins; &times; 10&ins; &times; 3&ins; tank by sticking the panes of glass together with silicone rubber glue.
An additional pane of glass 9.8 inches square is needed and is placed inside the tank to restrict the movement of the fish is necessary.
I have used this set-up to photograph cichlids, but I found that they invariably show their fright colours and not their lovely breeding colours.
The photographic tank is more successful for tetras, barbs, Guppies, Swordtails and other fish which do not easily   lose   their   coloration  .
Using the extra pane of glass angled from the bottom front of the tank, to restrict fish movement, with gravel or sand on the tank bottom and a nicely planted background, a very &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; photograph can be produced, since the extra pane of glass is invisible in the final picture.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40309" docsrc="bnc_A7C_1232">
<answer instance="natural.40309" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Think it over: it gets worse the longer you look at it.    
It is twenty-two years since I read that letter, first published in Warnie's selection of his brother's correspondence, and on and off I have been thinking it over.
At no time have I been able to see anything cither Nazi or necessarily homosexual in the listed pleasures, which are precisely of the kind which might occur in a George MacDonald fantasy.
But the pleasures are, of course, those of youth, and Lewis at the age of forty seems to have forgotten what it was like to be young.
He sees exuberant, and perhaps sensual, pleasure in the <head>natural</head>world, of the kind which he once described so lyrically in letters to Arthur Greeves (there is in fact a letter about bathing in the rain at Parson's Pleasure); now such stuff seems to him &bquo;Nazi&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40311" docsrc="bnc_B1E_657">
<answer instance="natural.40311" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Nevertheless, the prime objective of forest management remains that of timber production.    
As Mather (1987) observes, the forest area of the USA has remained roughly the same since  c.   1920 but annual growth rate has increased by 350 per cent more than in 1920.
This is a response to sustainable management policies which encourage growth and entail the maintenance of forests, not at optimum timber volume but at optimum growth rates.
The adoption of such policies at a critical time in forest resource use averted what politicians like President Theodore Roosevelt described as a potential timber famine.
forest policies, securely ensconced in an effective and enforceable legislative infrastructure, which were inaugurated in 1891 and subsequently reinforced by later statutes (Table 8.1), were essential controls on the transposition of <head>natural</head>forests into managed forests.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40312" docsrc="bnc_CBC_5500">
<answer instance="natural.40312" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The kit includes a fine brass pendulum and chain along with a detailed book to point you in the right direction.    
If you like reading about animals and country life, try ace vet James Herriot's warm and humorous tale Every Living Thing (Michael Joseph &pound;15.99).    
Armchair travellers will appreciate Michael Palin's Pole To Pole (BBC, &pound;16.95) which faithfully follows his TV series in which he raced through 17 countries in colourful style (there is also a video out).    
Other interesting books that tie in with TV series are John Sparks's Realm Of The Russian Bear (BBC, &pound;18.95), and Geoff Hamilton's The Living Garden (BBC, &pound;15.95).    
The latter is written with Dr Jennifer Owen and is well illustrated with photographs and line-drawings.    
It concentrates on improving soil pollination, pest control and propagation the <head>natural</head>way.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40314" docsrc="bnc_CDR_1893">
<answer instance="natural.40314" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
The deepest layer of skin, the  dermis  , is the thickest, underlying tough and resilient tissue, which cushions the body against injury and provides nutriment to the epidermis, the two top layers.
It consists of collagen protein and elastic       tissue fibres; houses blood, lymphatic and nervous systems; and surrounds the hair follicles and sweat glands.
Sunlight penetrates the layers of skin, damaging the collagen and elastic fibres.
As a result, the fibroblasts, the cells which produce elastin and collagen, slow down.
The upper layers of skin become too big for their filling- and you get wrinkles.    
Both sun damage and the <head>natural</head>ageing process contribute to the decline in the capacity of skin to hold moisture effectively: loss of collagen and elastic tissue mean lack of firmness and resilience, while blood vessels in the dermis have more difficulty supplying adequate nutrition to the skin.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40315" docsrc="bnc_B1G_1301">
<answer instance="natural.40315" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Reliance is currently placed on a network of monitoring stations, often sparsely located and frequently outside fog-prone areas; GIS could implement a predictive model based on digitized map features and indeed the model could also be used in site allocation studies for airports and the like.    
The majority of natural hazard research has focused on single hazards but of course any area may be prone to more than one hazard type.
This idea led Hewitt and Burton (1971) to develop the concept of &bquo;all-hazards-at-a-place&equo;.
  To achieve this they concentrated on the whole spectrum of damaging events in an area and explored their aggregate impact.
The implications for GIS in the development of &bquo;hazardousness&equo; indices are obvious and if time-series data are available there is the potential to produce a variety of probability maps.    
The collection of historical data on <head>natural</head>hazards is important since it is clear that their spatial pattern varies through time.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40317" docsrc="bnc_CGN_184">
<answer instance="natural.40317" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
It not only adds an exciting new dimension to hair, it actually improves the structure with each subsequent application.
Ask for details at your local professional hair salon that stocks Schwarzkopf.                      
For true romance, hair must shine with health &mdash; the Alberto range includes intensive conditioners for a once-a&rehy;week treat.
Two styles with volume and curls.    
Daniel Field's new products for 1992 were used to get hair in peak condition, making it manageable and easier to style.
Long curls look great swept up loosely for the evening    
Ring the changes with a new hair colour &mdash; check out the brand new Schwarzkopf Igora Botanic range of <head>natural</head>hair colourants from professional salons nationwide    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40318" docsrc="bnc_CGA_602">
<answer instance="natural.40318" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Operations such as deletion on any  hyper-medium   object participating in the relationship  item.found.in   should perhaps be constrained.
Further work is needed at the conceptual level in this area to determine the exact nature of the constraints required.            
CONCLUSIONS    
Hypermedia systems are very complex: events have to be controlled over long periods, as in the design, control, maintenance and integrity of linear and branching trails used for navigation; text and graphical information comprises complex data objects with the need for aggregation and inheritance abstractions; and interfaces must employ multi-windowing techniques and be natural according to psychological models.
A <head>natural</head>extension of the present work on hyper-text at Newcastle is to investigate the use of object-oriented data-bases with their claimed suitability for large-scale complex applications.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40321" docsrc="bnc_CBN_1837">
<answer instance="natural.40321" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
Almost as good as being cared for, naturally and freely, was to care for someone else and imagine yourself the recipient.    
The baby was now his delight.
He soon set to work making drawings of the tiny fellow, and of the cradle.
Albert Lubin remarks perceptively that the presence of babies &bquo;relieved his sadness, and numerous drawings and paintings of babies attest to his fascination with recreating them.&equo;
He depicted them with their mothers or alone, being held or rocked, or lying in cradles.
He even painted their absences, painting empty cradles, or the mother attached to an unseen cradle by a cord which she is pulling, as he did when he painted Madame Roulin's portrait at Arles.
Drawings done while at The Hague show infancy and old age in close proximity, sometimes hand in hand &mdash; the simplest, most <head>natural</head>representation of his death-and-rebirth theme.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40322" docsrc="bnc_CM4_2242">
<answer instance="natural.40322" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
It was almost as though Carnelian hoped charitably to save this planet&hellip;    
&bquo;Damnation, it's escaping&hellip;&equo;    
The old woman lapsed into a semi-trance.
&bquo;If the&hellip; existence&hellip; possessed a higher consciousness,&equo; she mused, &bquo;I could place a psychic homer in it for you, a little beacon.
Though only I could follow such a trace.&equo;    
&bquo;Well, it doesn't,&equo; snapped Jaq, &bquo;and meanwhile it's sliding away like slops down a drain.&equo;    
Outcry assaulted his ears.
As Meh'Lindi doused her electrolumen, Jaq whirled and tore the baffle-curtain aside.    
Through the crepuscular afterglow, from behind the marble pineapple, there came skipping a true-light figure.
Aglow, the intruder radiated his own <head>natural</head>wavelengths luminously like some alien Eldar attired in a holo-suit.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40324" docsrc="bnc_CJB_530">
<answer instance="natural.40324" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The continued Raincheck system will guarantee anyone a refund if there is less than two hours of play on Centre Court on any one day.        
Rain check plan    
A new rain check system will be introduced by the LTA at three of the country's leading grass court tournaments this year, the Dow Classic, (June 8&ndash;14), The Pilkington Glass Championships, (June 15&ndash;20), and The Direct Line Insurance Manchester Open, (June 15&ndash;20).        
STRINGERS CORNER    
Stefan Edberg uses Bow Brand's Championship Natural Gut.
Andre Agassi uses Kevlar for main strings and natural gut for crosses.
Monica Seles uses Tecnifibre 515.    
There are many and various racket strings to choose from.
So how do you find out which one is best for you?    
Racket strings are divided into two groups &mdash; natural gut and synthetics.
<head>Natural</head>gut is made from the intestines of cows and sheep.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40325" docsrc="bnc_B7H_488">
<answer instance="natural.40325" senseid="natural_process%1:22:00::"/>
<context>
Reclaimed wasteland should blend into the landscape and should be capable of supporting the uses to which land is put in the surrounding area, When John Elkington described the reclamation plans in 1978  (New Scientist  , vol 77, p 13), work was in a fairly early stage.
Now, 10 years into the programme, it has advanced much further and many of the problems that Elkington mentioned have been solved.
The result is possibly the most ambitious programme of industrial wasteland reclamation in Britain, with lessons that can be applied widely in other reclamation programmes, and it is highly successful.
The &bquo;White Alps&equo; are disappearing.    
The Cornish china clay (or kaolin) occurs in primary deposits.
In the United States, Australia and other parts of the world, deposits are secondary and are mined with much less disturbance by digging them from the sites to which <head>natural</head>processes have moved them.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40327" docsrc="bnc_C9L_1459">
<answer instance="natural.40327" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
I don't look at this end of the market very often, so it is a bit of an eye-opener for me regarding the amount of controls there are for changing the sound.
The headphones socket is a good idea.
It's obviously a reasonably-sized practice/small gig amp, but even so the limiter comes in really quickly &mdash; perhaps because my style is to hit the strings really hard.
But if you were playing with a drummer who liked to give it some wallop, you'd soon be lost in terms of volume, and that would piss you off a bit.
It'd probably be a good studio amp as it's got quite a rich sound, albeit at low volumes.
It sounds quite Jack Bruce-y in fact, with a pronounced &bquo;honky&equo; mid, which I actually quite like because it cuts through at a gig.&equo;    
Moving on, John plugs his Vester into one the Crate's <head>natural</head>rivals &mdash; the Peavey TKO 80 Scorpion-speakered combo, again with a power rating of 80 watts RMS.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40328" docsrc="bnc_CBY_1289">
<answer instance="natural.40328" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Dr David Horrobin, whose Efamol company specialises in evening primrose oil, says this natural product is approved by the National Health Service for the treatment of breast pain and certain forms of eczema and may soon be used as a way of preventing diabetics going blind or suffering from kidney disorders.    
Dr Horrobin, himself a former professor of medicine in Montreal, has built up a company with sales of &pound;16m and profits of the order of &pound;6.5m and has plans to bring Efamol to the stockmarket.
&bquo;What distinguishes us from the rest of the industry is that we do research to prove the claims we make,&equo; he says.
&bquo;We spend 30% of sales on research and development.&equo;
He believes that this compares very favourably with the rest of the industry.    
Medicines made from <head>natural</head>products, he points out, are not necessarily going to be cheaper than drugs made synthetically.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40330" docsrc="bnc_B3J_2124">
<answer instance="natural.40330" senseid="natural_phenomenon%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
During these periods, the great tides sweeping in from the Atlantic would first feel the initial restriction of the Bristol Channel.
As the mass of water raced upstream, the restriction increased as it reached the ever narrowing upper reaches.
This strangulation of the water continued as the river relentlessly narrowed and the river bed rose.    
Finally, this great natural funnel gave the maelstrom no alternative but to rear up into that great familiar wave.
And thus, it would roar through the upper reaches of the Severn, twisting and turning through the green fields of Gloucestershire.
Crowds of people would line the banks through the little villages, never tiring at the sight of their own local <head>natural</head>phenomenon, until the great waves finally smashed themselves to extinction against the weirs of Gloucester City.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40331" docsrc="bnc_B2J_978">
<answer instance="natural.40331" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
It is assumed that because of a basin that is still strongly subsiding, the degree of coalification will not yet have reached the equilibrium which would relate to the present depth and temperature, and that gas generation and accumulation are still taking place here.    
The relationship between rank of coal and the occurrence of natural gas deposits generally remain the same as demonstrated in 1979; most gas fields occur where the vitrinite reflectance at the upper surface of the Carboniferous is between 1&ndash;2% Rm, &mdash; provided, of course, that adequate reservoir rocks of the Upper Carboniferous (Westphalian C, D and Stephanian), Permian (mainly Rotliegendes) and Lower Triassic (Bunter) are present and sealed by evaporites of Permian and Triassic age.
A striking exception from the internationally acknowledged &bquo;death line&equo; for the occurrence of <head>natural</head>gas fields (commonly assumed at 3.0&ndash;3.5% Rm) is represented by the gas field Uchte where the vitrinite reflectance is 4.5% Rm at the surface of the Carboniferous.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40333" docsrc="bnc_ABD_1475">
<answer instance="natural.40333" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
 Boursoufler   (to swell, puff up) will take a double  ff   as in  souffler  , and  d&eacute;siller   (to open the eyes of, undeceive) becomes  d&eacute;ciller   to show its link with  cil   (eyelash).
But changes in (to foreigners) more familiar words look all wrong, whatever their linguistic justification.
 Oignon   (onion) becomes  ognon   on the ground that this is how it is pronounced (what would happen to Inglish if it were spelled phonetically?).
And your favourite  relais   (inn) as you drive through France becomes a mere  relai  .    
The French are interventionist by nature.
They are constantly seeking to impose changes from above on their language, rather than allowing it to live, breathe and evolve in a more <head>natural</head>way.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40334" docsrc="bnc_BMV_1192">
<answer instance="natural.40334" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<answer instance="natural.40334" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
It derived ultimately   from the household organization of the old Frankish monarchs, more immediately from the household of the Saxon kings of Germany.    
The word chapel,  capella  , means literally &bquo;a little cloak&equo;; and the cloak from which the word derives was the cloak of St Martin of Tours, after St Denis the chief patron of the Frankish kingdoms.
This cloak was the principal relic of the west Frankish kings of Neustria, and wherever the Neustrian kings were, it went with them to adorn whatever building became for the time being the royal chapel.
The households of early medieval kings were simple affairs; the permanent staff was small.
It was <head>natural</head>and convenient for such writing as had to be done to be performed by the permanent literate officials of the court, the chaplains; and so the tradition arose that royal chaplains could write royal charters.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40336" docsrc="bnc_B78_1507">
<answer instance="natural.40336" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
The hot gases produced are sucked downwards, out of this zone, into a slightly cooler area which contains unreacted carbon from the feed material.
No free oxygen is present so a different set of reactions takes place; the atoms rearrange themselves, seeking the most thermodynamically stable combinations.
Most important to the user, carbon dioxide gets converted to carbon monoxide and water breaks down to give hydrogen.
The oxygen atoms released combine with unreacted carbon to give additional carbon monoxide.
The final gas mixture, called producer gas, contains around 20&ndash;30 per cent carbon monoxide, 5&ndash;15 per cent hydrogen, along with traces of methane.
The remainder is largely nitrogen, with some carbon dioxide.
Because nitrogen is inert, the calorific value of the mixture is low (3000&ndash;5000 kJ/cu.m) &mdash; about one-tenth that of <head>natural</head>gas.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40337" docsrc="bnc_ABM_27">
<answer instance="natural.40337" senseid="natural_philosophy%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
But a concern with the political unrest preceding the Civil War caused the third part,  De Cive  , to be prematurely &bquo;ripened and plucked&equo; before the first two,  De Corpore   (&bquo;On Body&equo;, 1655) and  De Homine   (&bquo;On Man&equo;, 1657).
The way in which the three parts of Hobbes's system are meant to hang together and the methodology by which they are worked out in detail is, of course, most fully explained in its first part,  De Corpore  .    
Hobbes complains of the lack of philosophical progress his predecessors have made.
Like farming, at a time when vines and corn grew haphazardly here and there but were not cultivated, philosophy has never been properly and methodically developed.
He recognized that some attempts had been made to cultivate the seeds of Natural Reason into something worthwhile.
But, with some few exceptions, the main results had been disputatious wrangling.
The <head>natural</head>philosophy of the ancient Greeks &bquo;was rather a dream than science&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40339" docsrc="bnc_ACL_1221">
<answer instance="natural.40339" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unprocessed:00"/>
<context>
Although the Temple was destroyed two thousand years ago, Jews hope that one day the Messiah will come, the Temple will be rebuilt, and Jews will be spiritually pure again.
But until that time comes, we can only keep the laws relating to spiritual purity which are unconnected with the Temple.
Marriage in Judaism is of such a high status that when a Jewish couple are married, it is considered that the home is like a small version of the Temple and spirituality is brought to everyday life by keeping the biblical laws.    
Rabbi Arye Kaplan, in his book  Waters of Eden   (New York, NCSY/Orthodox Union, 1976) discusses the significance of water being used for purification.
<head>Natural</head>rain water is an essential part of spiritual purification because of the link with the original water created in the Garden of Eden (Gen. 2.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40340" docsrc="bnc_CFS_2408">
<answer instance="natural.40340" senseid="natural%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Since the day they were introduced, all anti-perspirants have worked in this way.
But now, almost fifty years later, we have discovered a new and more natural way to stay dry.
Kyomi is the first ever deo-perspirant.
Rather than plugging up your pores with chemicals, Kyomi uses a new material derived from natural plant fibres.
It works by absorbing moisture on the surface of your skin.
What's more, Kyomi is available in three delicate fragrances; Blush, Aqua and Coral.
So now you can stay fresh and still allow your skin to breathe.
The way nature always intended it to.     
KYOMI WORKS WITH YOUR BODY, NOT AGAINST IT.        
YOUR ANTI-PERSPIRANT MAY BE NATURAL BY NAME, BUT IS IT NATURAL BY NATURE?    
These days, certain anti-perspirants seem to be jumping on the &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; band wagon.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40342" docsrc="bnc_B2G_1516">
<answer instance="natural.40342" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
So, if these psychic gifts do exist, who is handing them out?
Who or what is behind the phenomena?              
Whose gifts?    
The Thalidomide drug may once have been described as God's gift to expectant mothers.
Today we know better.
For a generation we have witnessed the tragic, though often heroic progress of those handicapped by its use.
They were often born limbless because a pharmaceutical company failed to adequately test a product.
The medical profession benefited from a cruel lesson.
Other disciplines also learned to double-check.
But para-psychologists continue to jump to unchecked conclusions.    
Christian parapsychologists, almost without exception, view psychic phenomena as gifts of God's creation; as <head>natural</head> , say, as a talent for music or sport.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40344" docsrc="bnc_ASF_15">
<answer instance="natural.40344" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
It may be that those responsible for the well-known picture of the so-called &bquo;Dancing Sorcerer&equo; (on the wall of one of the innermost recesses of the Trois Fr&egrave;res cave in the department of Arri&egrave;ge in France), which represents a man in the skin of an animal and wearing the antlers of a stag, may have felt that the actual performance of the dance was insufficient, since they were concerned about the conservation of the magical efficacy of the dance after it had ended.
If correct, this hypothesis might explain why these people so many thousands of years ago went to the trouble and danger of penetrating so deeply into the cave for this purpose.    
In making these pictorial representations people must have relied on their memories of past events, and so all three modes of time were involved.
But this no more implies a conscious awareness of the distinctions between past, present, and future than the use of language   necessitates an explicit knowledge of grammar.
Indeed, it must have required an enormous effort for man to overcome his <head>natural</head>tendency to live like the animals in a continual present.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40346" docsrc="bnc_A0B_38">
<answer instance="natural.40346" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
The response of the 1960s and 70s to this failure to capture the essence of the traditional pub was the ruthlessly-applied corporate image and the proliferation of &bquo;fun&equo; theme-pubs.
Thankfully, most of the more extreme excesses of the theme pub craze &mdash; so ably analysed by Christopher Hutt in his classic work of 1973 &mdash; have now disappeared.
With them have gone much of the outrageously condescending theorising expressed by professionals such as Watney Mann's head designer Roy Wilson-Smith, who declared in the early 70s:    
&bquo;  I want to give the people who use my houses a rare and primitive relationship with the raw forces of nature.   
 People love to be awed when they enter a pub by a superior <head>natural</head>force &mdash; a strange sort of higher masochism.  &equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40347" docsrc="bnc_A12_1592">
<answer instance="natural.40347" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
David Bintley's  Hobson's Choice   (1989) is in the same category as  The Rake's    Progress  .
Like Hogarth, Harold Brighouse, the author of the play, discussed the   problems and topics current in Salford in the early nineteen twenties such as class barriers, women's rights, temperance, pubs and music-hall jokes.
Bintley's rumbustious choreography reflects ali these through a rich mixture of social, clog, stage and traditional dance, which are richly echoed by Paul Reade's evocative score.
The cast enter into this Lancashire hot-pot as to the manner born and only a snob will fail to enjoy: &bquo;By gum!
What a Ballet&equo; daring to show itself in the Opera House.    
Nineteenth-century choreographers creating either a character or a national ballet used both occupational and <head>natural</head>emotional gesture in their dance designs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40350" docsrc="bnc_CL1_123">
<answer instance="natural.40350" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
My contention is that no account of the emergence of black sportsmen in contemporary Britain can ignore the social and historical circumstances in which that emergence occurred.    
The popular view of black sportsmen's rise is more simple: they have a &bquo;natural ability&equo; that equips them to do well in physical enterprises.
For many reasons, I reject this, not only because it is vile in its implications but because it is theoretically suspect and unsubstantiated by research.
Its main proponent has been Martin Kane and I give some attention to his work in chapter three.    
Over a period of three hundred years, black people have achieved a growing presence in sport in Britain yet it seems pathetic that we have no account for it apart from reference to the mysterious attribute called <head>natural</head>ability.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40351" docsrc="bnc_B0L_1462">
<answer instance="natural.40351" senseid="natural%5:00:00:intelligent:00"/>
<context>
I suppose he thought I was not giving of my best, and as I was known as a rather shy, reserved sort, he had decided that a quiet word at an informal moment would be the best approach.
And I think it did me good.&equo;    
Chapman's accurate assessment of Male's qualities was shown too when he switched him from wing-half to full-back.
He turned on his considerable persuasive powers to convince the player not merely that the full-back position was right for him but that he would be the best full-back in the country.    
Similarly, he saw that Bastin should move to outside-from inside-left because there was less danger that the youngster would be knocked about on the wing.
But when he called him into his office he didn't mention this as a reason for the change.
Instead, he told Bastin he was a <head>natural</head>winger.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40354" docsrc="bnc_AAP_353">
<answer instance="natural.40354" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
During this period, scientists from many countries will be systematically surveying ocean temperatures, salinities and currents.   
At the same time, scientists are building computer models of ocean circulation but full three-dimensional models must wait for the next generation of powerful computers.   
Early warning of accelerating sea-level rise will allow effective planning.
Meanwhile many studies of potential local effects of rising sea level are under way.
If new coastal engineering works can be enhanced at small extra cost, to anticipate sea-level rise, the investment will be a worthwhile insurance.   
If sea level rises, one response will be a gradual relocating to higher ground.
For Venice and the Maldives this is not an option: there is nowhere to go.
Instead, a careful balance of engineered defences and the protection of <head>natural</head>defences will be necessary.   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30027" docsrc="wsj_2248.mrg_2">
<answer instance="natural.30027" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
In 1989, Regatta will have sales ``in excess of $10 million'' and will show
a profit, Mr. Parker said.  Gitano, which makes budget-priced apparel sold
mainly through mass merchandisers like K mart and Wal-Mart, said the
Regatta acquisition will enhance its strategy to expand into department
stores.  This fall, Gitano began manufacturing moderately priced clothes
aimed at department stores under the Gloria Vanderbilt trademark, which
Gitano recently acquired.  Enron Corp., Houston, said the sale of
preference units of its newly formed Enron NGL Partners L.P. master limited
partnership subsidiary will result in an undetermined gain in the fourth
quarter.  In the year-ago quarter, the <head>natural</head> gas
concern had net income of $25.2 million, or 34 cents a share, on revenue of
about $1.46 billion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30041" docsrc="cj42.cmb_64">
<answer instance="natural.30041" senseid="natural_law%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
A nation such as Switzerland could be neutralized by agreement and could be
relied upon to protect its neutrality; more doubtful, but possible, (with
an assist from the North) was the neutralization of the Latin American
countries; out of the question was the neutralization of Asia and Africa.
This Europeanization of the law was made explicit by a number of 19th
century scholars.  More emphasis was put upon the fact that international
law was the law of ``civilized nations''; Kent and Story, the great early
American scholars, repeatedly made use of this phrase, or of ``Christian
nations'', which is a substantial equivalent.  Wheaton stated that the
public law was essentially ``limited to the civilized and Christian peoples
of Europe or to those of European origin''.  Of course it had always been
of European origin in fact, but it had maintained a universal outlook under
the <head>natural</head> law theory.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30044" docsrc="wsj_1120.mrg_6">
<answer instance="natural.30044" senseid="natural_resources%1:21:00::"/>
<context>
Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national
product of about $800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among
industrialized nations.  Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be
coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a
modern, democratic, ``developed nation'' mode of operation.  Until 1980,
when Japan joined the $10,000 per capita GNP club of the advanced countries,
it was a model developing nation.  The government built ports, bridges,
highways, schools, hospitals and railways.  When industries were weak, it
protected them.  It gave the Japanese people a value system, based on the
rationalization that given the country's lack of <head>natural</head>
resources, they must work hard to create value through exports and buy food
with the surplus.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30050" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_119">
<answer instance="natural.30050" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Mr. Paul says he had not one but four advisers and that he never bid
impulsively.  After all, he had the counsel of ``curators from the most
reputable museums in the world.'' He says he expects to sell the collection
-- including the controversial Rubens -- ``carefully and prudently, just as
it was put together.'' But in art-world parlance, Mr. Paul's holdings are ``
burnt.'' That is, he is being compelled to put them on the market too soon,
and has already gotten offers that are less than he paid for some of the
art works.  ``After a few years, you can argue there has been
<head>natural</head> appreciation,'' says Susan Theran, the publisher
of Leonard's Annual Price Index of Art Auctions.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30055" docsrc="wsj_2526.cmb_16">
<answer instance="natural.30055" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Mr. Lang's new company, Lang Communications, will own 70 % of Matilda,
while Citicorp will own 30 %.  Mr. Lang, 57 year old, also publishes
Working Woman and Working Mother magazines.  Ms., a magazine born of the
woman's liberation movement of the early 1970s, has never been profitable
in its 17 years.  But Mr. Lang, who is expected to take control of the
magazine today, says it is currently in ``dire straits.'' The December issue,
which has pulled in a scant seven advertising pages, probably will be
canceled, Mr. Lang says.  The publishing executive says he can operate Ms.
profitably if the magazine can do away with expensive circulation drives
and be allowed to find its <head>natural</head> circulation level,
which he estimates could be in the 200,000 to 250,000 range.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30057" docsrc="cg68.cmb_203">
<answer instance="natural.30057" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
He smoked, as did everybody, and imbibed the various alcoholic beverages of
that day, although his protestations while at Cambridge and after that he
was no drunkard point to reasonable abstinence from the wild drinking bouts
of some of the undergraduates and, we must add, of some of their elders
including many of the regents or teachers.  What manner of person does
Milton appear to have been when as an undergraduate he resided at Christ's
College?  He was then a slightly built young man of pleasing appearance,
medium stature, and handsome face.  Graceful as his fencing and dancing
lessons had taught him to be in addition to the <head>natural</head>
grace of his slight, wiry frame, he cut enough of a figure to have evoked a
nickname in the college, to which he himself referred in Prolusion 6:: A
quibusdam,, audivi nuper Domina.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30059" docsrc="wsj_0133.mrg_3">
<answer instance="natural.30059" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
The earnings growth also was fueled by the company's ability to cut net
financing spending by half to around 15 million guilders.  Also,
substantially lower Dutch corporate tax rates helped the company keep its
tax outlay flat relative to earnings growth, the company added.  Sales,
however, were little changed at 2.46 billion guilders, compared with 2.42
billion guilders.  Allergan Inc. said it received Food and Drug
Administration approval to sell the PhacoFlex intraocular lens, the first
foldable silicone lens available for cataract surgery.  The len's
foldability enables it to be inserted in smaller incisions than are now
possible for cataract surgery, the eye care and skin care concern said.
Cataracts refer to a clouding of the eye's <head>natural</head> lens.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30062" docsrc="wsj_0473.mrg_3">
<answer instance="natural.30062" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
That was borne out by the Justice Department's decision'' to settle the case.
Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd. filed an application with Canadian regulators to
build a 4.4 billion Canadian dollar (US$ 3.74 billion) pipeline to
transport natural gas from Canada's Arctic to U.S. markets beginning in The
application by Foothills, owned by Calgary-based Nova Corp. of Alberta and
Westcoast Energy Inc. of Vancouver, Canada, is expected to kick off what
could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of
gas to southern markets from still-undeveloped fields in Canada's Mackenzie
River delta.  ``This is a pre-emptive strike by Foothills,'' said Rick
Hillary, <head>natural</head> gas manager of the Calgary-based
Independent Petroleum Association of Canada, an industry group.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30063" docsrc="wsj_1753.mrg_2">
<answer instance="natural.30063" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
For the nine months, Storage had net of $25.5 million, or 98 cents a share,
including an $11.3 million extraordinary gain for the anticipated proceeds
from liquidating an Irish unit.  Net was up 69 % from $15.1 million, or 57
cents a share, last year.  Revenue for the latest period was up 11 % to $
682.7 million, from $614.6 million.  A Canadian government agency
conditionally approved proposed exports to the U.S. of natural gas from big,
untapped fields in the Mackenzie River delta area of the western Canadian
Arctic.  Three companies, Esso Resources Canada Ltd., Shell Canada Ltd. and
Gulf Canada Resources Ltd., applied to the Canadian National Energy Board
to export 9.2 trillion cubic feet of Mackenzie delta
<head>natural</head> gas over 20 years starting in 1996.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30068" docsrc="cg59.cmb_74">
<answer instance="natural.30068" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
They had risen from humble beginnings by their own diligence and astuteness,
they were unfettered by the codes that bound nobles like Othon or even the
older generation of clerks like Hotham, and they were working for an end
that their opponents had never even visualized.  Boniface was later to
explain to the English that Robert of Burgundy and Guy De St.-Pol were easy
enough to do business with; it was the clerks who caused the mischief and
who made him say that the ruling passion of their race was covetousness and
that in dealing with them he never knew whether he had to do with a
Frenchman or with a devil.  To the pope, head of the universal Church, to
the duke of Burgundy, taking full advantage of his position on the borders
of France and of the Empire, or to Othon, who found it quite
<head>natural</head> that he should do homage to Edward for Tipperary
and to the count of Savoy for Grandson, Flotte's outspoken nationalism was
completely incomprehensible.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30069" docsrc="wsj_0586.mrg_27">
<answer instance="natural.30069" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
On Friday, the Tokyo stock price index of first section issues was down
15.82 at 2681.76.  First-section volume was estimated at 1.3 billion shares,
up from 886 million shares Thursday.  An official at Wako Securities said
brokerages 'excessive expectations about recent advances in Tokyu Group
shares and real estate issues were dashed Friday.  Dealers placed heavy buy
orders in the morning to start the first trading day for November
transactions.  But they failed to sell these stocks to client investors,
who were cautious about the sharp gains these issues made this week, the
Wako official said.  Fund managers said Friday's profittaking was a
<head>natural</head> result of the week's ``abnormal fever'' in
buying real estate, shipbuilding, steel and construction shares.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30071" docsrc="cl24.cmb_237">
<answer instance="natural.30071" senseid="natural%5:00:00:unaffected:01"/>
<context>
I took the piece of pipe from Charlie's hand and used it, harder than he had.
The thunk was louder, anyway, and I thought I heard bone crack.  Charlie
said, ``Good boy.  That did it, if mine did n't.  And we 'll never know
which.  All right, now I 'll give you a hand''.  We straightened Pops up
and I made sure there was no trace of a heartbeat.  I nodded to Charlie.  ``
Let's put him down again the way he was.  It's a more
<head>natural</head> position''.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30072" docsrc="wsj_1512.mrg_16">
<answer instance="natural.30072" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
``The stock market is sick because profits are crumbling,'' says Michael K.
Evans, president of Evans Economics Inc., Washington.  The economy, he noted,
moves the market, not vice versa.  On the other hand, Mr. Evans expects the
hurricane and the earthquake ``to take a hunk out of fourth-quarter GNP.''
His estimate of 3.3 % for third-quarter GNP is higher than the consensus
largely because he believes current inventories are n't as low as official
figures indicate.  Demand, he believes, is being met from overhang rather
than new production.  By and large, economists believe the two
<head>natural</head> catastrophes will limit economic damage to their
regions.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30074" docsrc="wsj_1753.mrg_3">
<answer instance="natural.30074" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
Net was up 69 % from $15.1 million, or 57 cents a share, last year.
Revenue for the latest period was up 11 % to $682.7 million, from $614.6
million.  A Canadian government agency conditionally approved proposed
exports to the U.S. of natural gas from big, untapped fields in the
Mackenzie River delta area of the western Canadian Arctic.  Three companies,
Esso Resources Canada Ltd., Shell Canada Ltd. and Gulf Canada Resources Ltd.,
applied to the Canadian National Energy Board to export 9.2 trillion cubic
feet of Mackenzie delta natural gas over 20 years starting in 1996.  To be
economically feasible, the 11 billion Canadian dollar (US$ 9.37 billion)
project requires almost a doubling of <head>natural</head> gas export
prices.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30075" docsrc="wsj_2325.mrg_35">
<answer instance="natural.30075" senseid="natural_gas%1:27:00::"/>
<context>
In the third quarter, they averaged about 5 % less than they were in 1988.
The main reason remains weather.  Last summer was notable for a heat wave
and drought that caused utilities to burn more natural gas to feed
increased electrical demand from air conditioning use.  This summer, on the
other hand, had milder weather than usual.  ``We 've been very disappointed
in the performance of natural gas prices,'' said Mr. Cox, Phillips's
president.  ``The lagging gas price is not going to assist fourth quarter
performance as many had expected.'' Going into the fourth quarter,
<head>natural</head> gas prices are anywhere from 8 % to 17 % lower
than a year earlier.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30077" docsrc="ce02.cmb_338">
<answer instance="natural.30077" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
Once you become an avocado fan, you will look forward to the season each
year with eager anticipation.  Naturally dormant and no spray danger Today,
refrigerated carriers have made the shipping of avocados possible to any
place in the world.  The fruit is allowed to mature on the tree, but it is
still firm at this point.  It is brought to packing houses, cleaned and
graded as to size and quality, and packed in protective excelsior.  The
fruit is then cooled to 42-degrees-F., a temperature at which it lapses
into a sort of dormant state.  This cooling does not change the avocado in
any way, it just delays the <head>natural</head> softening of the
fruit until a grovelike temperature (room temperature) is restored.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30078" docsrc="cg65.cmb_237">
<answer instance="natural.30078" senseid="natural%3:00:03::"/>
<context>
Religion and the churches were institutions which had been created by man,
not God.  He did not deny God; he simply did not believe that a Creator
intervened or interfered in human affairs.  The historian need not be
concerned with the philosophical problems suggested by religion.  There was
no evidence, either of a positive or negative type, of the actions of a
Divine Being in this world; and, since the historian should only be
interested in strictly terrestrial activity, his research should eliminate
the supernatural.  Furthermore, he must regard religion as the expression
of human forces.  Certainly, he must recognize its power and attempt to
ascertain its influence on the flow of history, but he must not confuse the
<head>natural</head> and the mundane with the divine.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30080" docsrc="ce12.cmb_271">
<answer instance="natural.30080" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Special events and their dates which will make interesting shooting in the
Midwest area, include the following: A re-enactment of the Battle of
Lexington, May 18th at Lexington, Missouri; the world-renowned 500-mile
auto race at Indianapolis, Indiana, plus a festival from May 27-30; ``Song
Of Hiawatha'', in Elgin, Illinois, from June 20 to 24th.  Michigan offers
the lovely Tulip Festival in Holland, Michigan, May 12-14; the USGA Open in
Birmingham from June 15-17; and the International Freedom Festival in
Detroit, June 29 thru July 4.  For early vacationers there's the fun-filled
Fishing Derby in Hot Springs, Arkansas, April 19-23, and the Arkansas Band
Festival in Hot Springs, April 20-22.  The West A western vacation is
practically synonymous with a visit to at least one of the magnificent
national parks in this area.  A tour of several of them is possible in a
two-week vacation while a stay at just one of these
<head>natural</head> beauty spots can be of equal reward.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30081" docsrc="wsj_0671.mrg_26">
<answer instance="natural.30081" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
Insurance companies are rushing to sell before the end of the year, when
some of their tax benefits associated with municipal bonds will be phased
out.  There is speculation that property casualty firms will sell even
more munis as they scramble to raise cash to pay claims related to
Hurricane Hugo and the Northern California earthquake.  Fundamental factors
are at work as well.  Muni bond holders are worried about the impact of a
slowing economy on tax revenue, at a time when many state and local
governments already face budget deficits and huge spending needs.  The
recent <head>natural</head> disasters, and the need of many other
cities to rebuild crumbling infrastructure, suggests that supply of new
issues will continue to rise sharply -- even as demand tapers off.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30083" docsrc="cd06.cmb_51">
<answer instance="natural.30083" senseid="natural%5:00:00:normal:01"/>
<context>
The outcome of such an experiment has been in due time the acceptance of
the Bible as the Word of God inspired in a sense utterly different from any
merely human book, and with it the acceptance of our Lord Jesus Christ as
the only begotten Son of God, Son of Man by the Virgin Mary, the Saviour of
the world.  I believe, therefore, that we are without exception sinners, by
nature alienated from God, and that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to
earth, the representative Head of a new race, to die upon the cross and pay
the penalty of the sin of the world, and that he who thus receives Christ
as his personal Saviour is ``born again'' spiritually, with new privileges,
appetites, and affections, destined to live and grow in His likeness forever.
Nor can any man save himself by good works or by a commendable ``moral life'',
although such works are the <head>natural</head> fruits and evidences
of a saving faith already received and naturally expressing itself through
such avenues.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30084" docsrc="cg63.cmb_280">
<answer instance="natural.30084" senseid="natural%5:00:00:spontaneous:00"/>
<context>
I refer to the notion that the structure of society is a microcosm of the
cosmic design and that history conforms to patterns of justice and
chastisement as if it were a morality play set in motion by the gods for
our instruction.  These conceptions and the manner in which they were
transposed into poetry or engendered by poetic form are intrinsic to
western life from the time of Aeschylus to that of Shakespeare.  And
although they were, as I have indicated, under increasing strain at the
time of Racine, they are still alive in his theatre.  They are the
essential force behind the conventions of tragedy.  They are as decisively
present in the Oresteia and Oedipus as in Macbeth, King Lear, and Phedre.
After the seventeenth century the audience ceased to be an organic
community to which these ideas and their attendant habits of figurative
language would be <head>natural</head> or immediately familiar.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.30086" docsrc="cb19.cmb_210">
<answer instance="natural.30086" senseid="natural%3:00:01::"/>
<context>
We should avoid these congestion points or, putting it another way, keep
cars starting and ending on the East side of the river -- on the East side.
This can be accomplished by several logical steps: (1) Widen the East River
Drive at least one lane.  (2) So widen it as to minimize the present curves
and eliminate drainage problems.  (3) Paint continuous lane stripes and
install overhead directional lights as on our bridges.  One additional lane
would then be directional with the traffic burden and effectively increase
the traffic carrying capability of the East River Drive by fifty percent.  (
4) This could be accomplished without the tremendous expenditures
necessitated by the Schuylkill Expressway and without destroying the
<head>natural</head> beauty of the East River Drive.
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``Call this a cry for help'', Faith Constable said.  ``Through a door
conveniently unlocked'', Madden supplemented.  ``That damn door'', said the
police chief.  ``A gift horse to be viewed with suspicion''.  Madden's dark
face wore a meditative look.  ``If there was collusion between an outside
murderer and a member of the household it would be an elementary precaution
to check on the door later.  And it makes a very poor red herring for an
inside job.  Much better to break a cellar window''.  ``Do n't forget,
there was the hope it would pass for a <head>natural</head> death'',
Pauling reminded him.
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At an early age, Edward I had married Eleanor of Castile, and they had sixteen children (nine died in infancy) and they were devoted to each other.
When Eleanor died of fever at Nottingham, in the autumn of 1290, Edward was grief stricken and journeyed to bury her in Westminster.
He ordered crosses to be erected at the nine places where her coffin rested on that journey; one was at Waltham &mdash; and is still in existence &mdash; known as Waltham Cross, and the last was at a small place named &bquo;Char&equo; where there is a marked turn (char) on the River Thames &mdash; now known as Charing Cross.
In the summer of 1277, Edward I fought a   vigourous   campaign against the Welsh, who were led by Llywelyn ap Gruffydd, and although Edward was able to impose a &bquo;Statute of Wales&equo;, outbreaks of rebellious <head>nature</head> continued.
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<answer instance="nature.40004" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
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While the population now is holding its own, and antibodies are prevalent in all breeding adults, the mortality in the more polluted areas of the coast was significantly higher than elsewhere, provoking speculation that the pollution caused the epidemic.
While the outbreak directed media attention to pollution in the North Sea, ascribing the guilt to pollution was premature.
At least it has sparked off some serious research in determining whether organochlorides and PCBs, which do have an immunosuppressive effect and would make the seals vulnerable to viral attack, are the guilty parties.    
Apart from the obvious welfare problems with snares, there is a wider perspective with regard to the number of badgers and other animals that get caught.
During 1987 the <head>Nature</head> Conservancy Council reviewed Parts 1 and 2 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and reported to the Department of the Environment.
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<answer instance="nature.40010" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Instead of teleology, however, Epicurus advocated the existence of chance and free will, partly because, like Aristotle, he argued that you cannot blame or punish a man for something he cannot help doing, but also because he believed that there is a kind of spontaneity in men (and possibly in animals) that is manifested in our apparent freedom, to originate actions.
Epicurus introduced the famous &bquo;swerve&equo; into the chain of strict causality, so as to account both for human free will and also for the existence of random motion in the universe; for otherwise all bodies would, in his opinion, fall with the same speed downwards.
It was by stressing the chance element in destiny that he was led to the hedonistic philosophy of &bquo;eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we die!&equo;      
A very different point of view was advocated by the Stoics, beginning with Zeno of Citium (335&ndash;263 BC).
Zeno and his followers rejected Plato's two-worlds theory of ideal forms and sense data.
Instead, they believed in the organic unity of the whole universe, and they regarded intelligence as a refined material substance with a fiery <head>nature</head> .
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At the head of Loch Monar is a cluster of Munros better approached from Craig, near Achnashellach on the A.890, where a forest road leads up to open deer pastures and continues as a rough cart track to Glenuaig Lodge in the heart of the mountains.
Another route for walkers leaves Achintee near Strathcarron Station and ascends to a ridge overlooking the upper glen of the River Ling, where the shy twins, Bidein a' Choire Sheasgaich and Lurg Mhor, rarely seen, are fully revealed.    
Neither of these exhilarating walks, however, rivals Glen Farrar in beauty of surroundings.
Pray for permission.    
The wooded environs of Glen Cannich add to the pleasure of travel on the public road to the great dam of Loch Mullardoch.
The loch, like many others in the Highlands, is no longer as <head>Nature</head> fashioned it, the length having been increased from four to nine miles as the result of reservoir operations.
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<answer instance="nature.40014" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
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The bill had been intended to highlight Labour's continued adherence to the closed shop, until Mr Fowler's shadow, Mr Tony Blair, last weekend announced the Opposition's support for the full Social Charter agenda.        
Patten speaks of a milestone on the road toward a cleaner Britain and makes key concession on Nature Conservancy Council Green legislation faces bumpy ride.    
By Paul Brown Environment Correspondent    
THE Environment Secretary, Mr Christopher Patten, yesterday presented his Environment Protection Bill, which makes sweeping changes in the way industrial pollution is controlled, as a milestone on the road to a greener Britain.    
At a press conference he committed himself to a big recruitment drive for Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Pollution, and, if necessary, to putting more resources into local authorities in order to make the bill work.    
One surprise in the bill was a U-turn in the battle over the future of the <head>Nature</head> Conservancy Council.
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<answer instance="nature.40015" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
If this process is done with a proper crimping tool there is very little chance of serious damage, although in this case it seemed by the damage done to the line that a normal pair of pliers had been used.
With such a tool it only needs a little extra pressure to severely weaken the main trace line.    
To make matters worse the angler was using a rig he had bought from his local tackle shop.    
Over the last few years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of rigs available from shops.
Many meet the strictest safety standards but there are a few exceptions.    
Economics play a major role in dictating a rig's safety.
Constructing terminal tackle of this <head>nature</head> is a time consuming occupation although there are a few that try to cut corners to maximise profits.    
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<answer instance="nature.40019" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Others become lengthened &mdash; words like &bquo;transport&equo; changed to &bquo;transportation&equo;.        
Pronunciation changes too    
The word &bquo;garage&equo;, for instance, used to sound more like &bquo;g'rahge&equo;, almost said as one syllable.
The accent then moved itself onto the first syllable (&bquo;  ga   rrage&equo;), and now the pronunciation is sometimes changed to &bquo;  garridge  &equo;.    
These changes are absorbed almost without noticing.
They are usually overheard and slip into our own use without any effort or thought.
When hearing loss is severe, this is not so easy, for changes may not be automatically absorbed.        
Keep your memory-bank up to date    
This can be done in many ways.
It helps to be aware of the living <head>nature</head> of language and to be interested in the subject.    
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<answer instance="nature.40023" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
If the programme had continued in the vein of Nightwalker, it would have been highly recommendable but after three examples of Hall in earnest, I felt bludgeoned into beating a retreat.    
Seeing a great performer dancing true to her native style is part of Altynai Asylnuratova's astonishing impact in La Bayadere.
Although the Royal Ballet has acquired a certain Russian expansiveness for this production, Kirov-trained Asylnuratova simply recasts the ballet with the fierce lucidity of her movement.
The plot's dramatic excesses, which can be comically absurd, take on a brief reality as she dances.    
Other Nikiyas &mdash; Durante or Guillem &mdash; may for instance assume a charming Oriental fluidity in their arms, but only Asylnuratova's urgency and amplitude of gesture can convey the destructive extremes of Nikiya's <head>nature</head> .
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<answer instance="nature.40027" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
This was the case sometimes in classical antiquity &mdash; for example, in Egypt in the third century BC or the Roman empire during the late fourth century AD and generally in most late medieval societies, when mints in different countries might even compete by offering better terms.
In such cases there might be different sorts of motivation, such as the prestige which accrued from the production of a large coinage in the state's name or the profit which came to the state from the minting fee.
On occasion arrangements would be made between governments, such as in the period 1632&ndash;47 when England and Spain agreed that large amounts of Spanish silver were to be coined at the mint of London, accounting for a high proportion of its output.
In an extreme case an authority might decide for economic, political or cultural reasons that it did not wish to make coinage, which may explain the periods mentioned above when various states abandoned coinage.    
The involvement of the competent authority is thus essential to the existence and <head>nature</head> of any coinage system.
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<context>
Information is just the same as a state of consciousness, be it ordinary, everyday perception, heightened perception using drugs or, as in your case, using sexuality.
What I'm trying to say is, when you're in the state of consciousness triggered by sexual stimulation, you should be able to breach time and space.
This will give you access to what I call potentia, and potentia is non-reality.
There are other ways to access this world, but utilising sexuality is the way I discovered we could &mdash; perhaps &mdash; manage to do so using the human nervous system.
Astrada is another word for potentia &mdash; goddess.&equo;
&bquo;Ah!&equo; said Ari, brightening, as if things were beginning to fall into place in her mind.
Tammuz didn't let her speak.    
&bquo;This  force   has always existed within <head>Nature</head> and has been worshipped by human beings in various forms for aeons.
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In fact the club has merely recruited already established players from other clubs, hence my original question.    
This has transformed my initial excitement to disappointment and I find myself becoming disillusioned with the game to the point of considering giving up playing.
What is the point in striving to achieve when all my club wants to do is &bquo;buy in&equo; established players &bquo;off the shelf&equo;?    
It may sound like sour grapes but I assure you I feel no bitterness merely disappointed.        
A fault in all nations    
I FEEL I must write in response to Mr. D. Duggan's letter in  RW&amp;P   February issue entitled &bquo;Welsh Thuggery&equo;.    
Firstly, violence of any <head>nature</head> has no place in rugby as I am sure the majority of players and spectators will agree.
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<instance id="nature.40032" docsrc="bnc_ASF_587">
<answer instance="nature.40032" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Eric Voegelin has emphasized the fundamental difference between what he calls the &bquo;cosmological&equo; civilizations, which presupposed the political symbolization of the cosmos typified by Babylonia with its epic of Marduk, and &bquo;eschatological&equo; civilizations such as the Hebrew &mdash; but first exemplified by the Iranian &mdash; based on the religion of Zarathustra.
Although the main emphasis in Jewish eschatology has always been on the fate of the nation, the doctrine of personal immortality (which originated with Zarathustra's passionate belief in the justice of God) seems to have been adopted by the Jews during or after their Babylonian exile.
Belief in this doctrine was the greatest innovation of post-exilic Judaism.
Irrespective of the precise role of linearity in the Hebrew notion of time, it was for long assumed that the eschatological <head>nature</head> of that concept greatly influenced, by way of Christianity, the development of our modern idea of time's unidirectional non-cyclic nature.    
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The dependence and the normal justification theses are mutually reinforcing.
If the normal and primary way of justifying the legitimacy of an authority is that it is more likely to act successfully on the reasons which apply to its subjects then it is hard to resist the dependence thesis.
It merely claims that authorities should do that which they were appointed to do.
Conversely, if the dependence thesis is accepted then the case for the normal justification thesis becomes very strong.
It merely states that the normal and primary justification of any authority has to establish that it is qualified to follow with some degree of success the principles which should govern the decisions of all authorities.
Together the two theses present a comprehensive view of the <head>nature</head> and role of legitimate authority.
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This became for  cognitio   the standard form of execution where judgment had been given in a sum of money.      
That still leaves cases in which the judgment was given in terms not of money but of performance.
Formulary procedure had known no judgment other than a money judgment, but the extraordinary procedure was free from this traditional restraint, for it was based on quite different principles.
So the notion was accepted that the magistrate should be responsible for execution of the sentence he, or the judge appointed by him, had pronounced.
He was not restricted to making an order of damages, but could actually order a defendant who had been condemned to perform what he had failed to do.
(Other legal systems too show that the <head>nature</head> of the court, &bquo;official&equo; or &bquo;private,, is inevitably reflected in the remedies which the court is competent to offer.)    
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When in the fullness of immense periods of time, emerging man found that he needed a &bquo;god&equo;, and a logical conception of &bquo;good&equo; and &bquo;evil&equo;, he had no alternative but to accept that the countless millions of operations which make up the law of the &bquo;survival of the fittest&equo;, had necessarily to be designated either &bquo;good&equo;, if they furthered the cause, or completely disregarded if they did not.      
20)      
There is no alternative to (19), for otherwise the production of man could not, of itself, be designated &bquo;good&equo;.      
21)      
This first of the two sources of the origin of &bquo;goodness&equo; was outside the power of the emerging human being to influence, and, for the purpose of creating &bquo;God&equo;, it must be accepted as an axiomatically true source.        
(22)      
Man himself has to decide on the <head>nature</head> of &bquo;goodness&equo;, and to accept that it has to be found within the life on earth as it actually is.      
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Detectives are convinced 30-year-old Elizabeth battled bravely for her life and tried to escape by fleeing in her boyfriend's four-wheel-drive truck.    
She was butchered at the wheel of the vehicle by her attacker who hung through the passenger window, repeatedly slicing her with the panga.    
Her vain escape bid lasted less than 60ft and a few nightmare seconds, before she crashed the white Isuzu van into a ditch in a haze of blood and pain.    
Even as she died her foot stayed on the accelerator, leaving the wheels spinning in the white sand to carve out a 2ft deep hole.    
Her companion Julie, also 30, at the start of a holiday from her home in Northampton, tried to run.    
But she died the same merciless death at the remote <head>nature</head> reserve on the Indian Ocean, 220 miles north of Durban &mdash; repeatedly stabbed and hacked to pieces.    
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<instance id="nature.40041" docsrc="bnc_B3B_629">
<answer instance="nature.40041" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
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Robotic supervisory control; Thin film fabrication; Semiconductor heterojunctions and superlattices; Flat panel display addressing and pixel modelling; Glow discharge processes; Chemistry of II&ndash;VI phosphors; Sensors, biomedical telemetry; Real-time digital signal processing; Sonar signal processing; Bandwidth compression of speech and video; High-speed implementation of computer logic/modelling/transmission line effects; Graphics design for computer simulation of printed circuit board design and facsimile reception; Heart rate variability; Blood pressure monitoring; Cardio-vascular modelling; Speech recognition and synthesis; Artificial hearing devices; Data communications; Electric vehicle drives; Power electronics; ASIC/PAL design; Transputer applications; Radio-frequency devices and systems; Ventricular modelling; Adaptive filters; Fetal and neonatal monitoring; Garment and textile automation and control; Image processing; Control systems; Adoptive systems; Flight control systems; Expert systems applications; Electromagnetic wave propagation studies.          
Environmental Studies    
Head of Department: Professor R W G Carter (CE)    
 Environmental Science:   Aspects of <head>nature</head> conservation; Hydrology, especially of peat-covered catchments; Coastal geomorphology and sedimentology including beaches and dunes; Sea-level changes and coastal evolution; Ecology and public impact; Structural geology; Glacial sedimentology; Soil mineralogy and weathering; Aspects of meteorology and geomorphology; Tertiary igneous rocks; Geochemistry; Vegetation and land-use surveying; Remote sensing and geographical information systems.    
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<instance id="nature.40042" docsrc="bnc_CB1_893">
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If hesitating between a peach and a pear you languidly inspect sniff and fondle the fruit before deciding for the pear, and eat it   slowly with a look of bliss, no one who has left behind the absolutism of childhood (&bquo;Anyone can see that a peach is nicer than a pear&equo;) will doubt that you made the best possible choice between the flavours; the rightness of the choice, and the objective fact that in the fullest awareness of the two flavours you were spontaneously moved to take the pear, are two sides of the same coin.
The case of the traveller to Bali is vastly more complicated, his deciding reaction having been influenced by an indefinite series of accessions to his awareness from the viewpoints of parents and community as well as from his own.
But acknowledgement of increasing complication and uncertainty is not a retreat from objectivity; doubt or acceptance of a supposed historical fact or law of <head>nature</head> likewise depends on accumulation of evidence which can never be complete.
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<answer instance="nature.40046" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
It was just because we'd been drinking.
I don't know.&equo;    
The jury was told that Paul admitted using the bat in a game of baseball in Battersea Park just a few days after the killing.    
Paul, a jeweller's assistant from Battersea, denies murder.    
The trial continues.       
VICTIM: Lavender        
24-HOUR GUARD TO SAVE BUTTERFLY    
SAMUEL JAMES    
MURPHY the butterfly is guarded round the clock &mdash; to stop thieves netting her.    
She's Britain's rarest flier, worth &pound;3,500 on the black market.    
Murphy, real name Morpho Ppeleides, was a freak of <head>nature</head> when she was born at Butterfly World in Stockton, Cleveland.
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<instance id="nature.40047" docsrc="bnc_CCU_201">
<answer instance="nature.40047" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Sentinel Hardware Protection            
SCHEDULE 1 Part 2 The Student Disks    
The core software will be used by   to create, publish and market Student Disks to meet market requirements in the Agreed Territories.
These Student Disks may contain general exercises based on common language learning needs or may be customized according to   's identified market sector needs and/or according to clients' particular syllabus or domain.        
SCHEDULE 1 Part 3 The Accompanying Documentation    
It is proposed that the Accompanying Documentation will consist of the following:    
1)    
A User Guide  
This will describe the <head>nature</head> and operation of the Core Software of Adam &amp; Eve described in Part 1(1) of this Schedule.      
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<context>
And burning it sends huge quantities of carbon dioxide into the air, adding to the &bquo;Greenhouse Effect&equo; that is already influencing world climates with such disastrous results.    
It's got to stop, and stop now before it's too late.      
OVERLEAF: How you can help us to stop the forest massacre    
A living medicine chest One in four of the medicines we use, owe their origin to plants and animals in tropical forests.
Thanks to two drugs developed from natural alkaloids in a Madagascan plant, the Rosy Periwinkle, the chances of recovering from childhood leukaemia and several other cancers are now greatly increased.        
Stop the destruction of the rainforest with a gift to WWF.    
WWF is respected worldwide for its knowledge of wildlife and <head>nature</head> conservation.
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<answer instance="nature.40053" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
If one persists in treating the phenomenon &bquo;aggression&equo; as just that: as a phenomenon or fixed category finding an expression in violent behaviour, rather than treating violent behaviour as the resultant of values acted out, one is forced into simplistic either/or terms, as in the nature versus nurture debates (see below).    
In interpreting ideas and behaviour in societies which others might characterize as &bquo;peaceful&equo;, we suggest abandoning the focus on the lack of something called &bquo;aggression&equo; (or violence) and the construction of theories that attempt to account for this &bquo;anomalous&equo; absence.
Instead, we advocate an alternative approach that dispenses with universalistic definitions and the testing of these.
This came out strongly during the Conference, and there was general agreement between the participants that a more fruitful approach is to try to locate interpersonal, or intersocietal, behaviour within the wider discourse of ideology and practice of the society in question.
In particular, what is the indigenous theory concerning human <head>nature</head> ?
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<instance id="nature.40056" docsrc="bnc_B1G_1285">
<answer instance="nature.40056" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Shah (1983) made a comprehensive investigation of natural disaster reports for the period 1974&ndash;80 and concluded that both disaster frequency and magnitude (measured in terms of lives lost) are increasing.
High death tolls are still a characteristic of less developed, low-income countries.
Surprisingly, fog is the third most important hazard in Europe after floods and volcanoes.    
Research on natural hazards has a long tradition in geography going back more than half a century.
Much of the impetus for such research arose in the USA from observations on river basin management and the need to reduce flood damage.
The vast majority of natural hazards studies have ignored the physical <head>nature</head> of the events  per se   and have concentrated on behavioural issues such as the perception and estimation of hazards.
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<instance id="nature.40058" docsrc="bnc_CRS_518">
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<context>
The extent to which individuals are able to participate in employment, leisure and social interaction, for example, will be an indicator of the reality of their &bquo;adulthood&equo;.    
This broad view offers a wider concept of &bquo;integration&equo; than the narrow educational framework which predominantly confines debate in this area.
It also places &bquo;transition&equo; in a political arena in which the tensions between rhetoric and reality are highlighted.
We are concerned to challenge the extent to which those involved in this restricted form of transition are offered any real choices in decision-making.        
CONCEPTIONS OF &bquo;TRANSITION'    
A failure to address the <head>nature</head> of the society into which integration is being advocated reveals the fundamental weakness and inadequacy of much of the   literature dealing with this issue.
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<instance id="nature.40060" docsrc="bnc_CTW_281">
<answer instance="nature.40060" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="nature.40060" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Although any clear-cut classification is too much to expect, application of common sense to the broad outlines of the numerical data enables us to pick our way through this statistical minefield with tolerable assurance.
Logic suggests that in most circumstances the &pound;100 man is most likely to be the squire of a village, a merchant in a town; while men from &pound;3 to &pound;10 will almost all be small farmers and craftsmen.
To disentangle the yeomanry from the middling and lower gentry &mdash; and indeed from the richest peasants &mdash; is more difficult, but this is in the <head>nature</head> of things since yeomen emerged from the ranks of the husbandmen, while the gentry did not form a closed caste, and in many cases there was little to choose between their respective scales of wealth.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40062" docsrc="bnc_CL6_1189">
<answer instance="nature.40062" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
This emerges in all its terrifying inexplicability in the fact that the incarnation involves for Jesus humiliation, rejection, and the cross, with the awful cry, &bquo;My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?&equo;
God's love for and claim on man are worked out through a judgement and condemnation which disclose a profound alienation and estrangement between man and God, a contradiction in which man has attempted to break away from the tie with God, so that God's claim on him has become a consuming fire.
This is the mystery of sin which has no rational explanation, for it is ultimately and radically inexplicable.
That God's creatures should revolt against him, and so cut themselves off from the ground of their own being, is an &bquo;impossible possibility&equo; which has nonetheless been actualised.
To it, God can only utter the dreadful &bquo;No&equo; which abandons sin to the nothingness that is its own real <head>nature</head> .
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<instance id="nature.40066" docsrc="bnc_CDD_502">
<answer instance="nature.40066" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Also of major importance in the local campaign was a programme transmitted on Ulster Television describing the experiences of a community in Hambach, West Germany, which was relocated for similar reasons.
Some 25,000 people have been relocated from 64 villages outside Cologne to allow lignite mining to take place.
All that remained, where green fields, valleys and townships were, was a huge gaping black hole.    
The problem for the local community is how to prevent this same   destruction   in their own area, given the strong support by the British state for this type of initiative by private capital On a more local note, given the sectarian <head>nature</head> of the state in the north, the local community   has major problems, given that it is a Roman Catholic community, in making its position heard by the local Unionist-dominated council.
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<instance id="nature.40068" docsrc="bnc_ADW_1075">
<answer instance="nature.40068" senseid="nature%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
In this case, although people were selective about which bits of the past they emphasized (concentrating on state-renouncing), they did not so much reinterpret the past in the light of their present preoccupations; rather, they polished an idealized account of rights, with their ancestors as heroes of duty.    
The argument now goes a step further: the process by which Zuwaya made history was substantially the same for all Libyan tribesmen.
That is to say, Libyans whose families had settled in the cities some generations before were perhaps exempt from this process; but the majority of Libyans made their history in the same way, and shared this picture of the past.
In particular, Qaddafi has a similar image; and his statements about the just society incorporate many elements of the tribal image of the past.          
Qaddafi and the social factor    
When Qaddafi abolished the state he did not expect Libyan society to collapse into fragments.
People are linked to each other by <head>nature</head> , and the abolition of artifice should allow nature to come into its own.
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 They want to hear truths which do not make them narrower but broader, which do not obscure but enlighten, which do not run off them like water, but pierce them to the marrow  .&equo;
Carl Jung      
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The Life Force      
&bquo;Space will have to be regarded as a primary thing with matter derived from it.&equo;   
Albert Einstein (  Physical Review   1935)          
&bquo;In one cubic centimetre of empty space the amount of energy is much greater than the total amount of energy of all matter in the known universe.&equo;   
David Bohm, Theoretical Physicist        
We exist within a vast ocean of invisible, universal energy.
All of <head>nature</head> &mdash; our Earth, planets, sun and moon &mdash; bathe in an infinite sea of subtle substance or &bquo;ether&equo;, the essence of which is the &bquo;life force&equo;, often termed &bquo;consciousness&equo;.
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the parties in the original position do not agree on what the moral facts are, as if there already were such facts.
It is not that, being situated impartially, they have a clear and undistorted view of a prior and independent moral order.
Rather (for constructivism), there is no such order, and therefore no such facts apart from the procedure of construction as a whole; the facts are identified by the principles that result.        
In developing the Kantian insight along Rawlsian lines, several points must be borne in mind.
 First  , the fundamental idea which enjoys universal validity is that morality is the free expression of a person's rational nature.
The claim that principles chosen in the original position express this <head>nature</head> depends on a certain conception of the person which is among the deep common presuppositions of our culture but no more.
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Kolve refers to a sixteenth-century story about a player from a pageant wearing his devil's costume while going home, &bquo;frightening everyone grievously&equo;.
Today very young children at a puppet show or a pantomime may have to be reassured that &bquo;it is not real&equo;.
Many T.I.E.
teams know what it is like to play in a school for educationally sub-normal children who cannot (or do not want to) distinguish between the &bquo;baddy&equo; character and the actor &mdash; who finds himself molested as he retreats to his car after the show!    
But the conventions surrounding the drama itself usually go some way to counter this kind of misapprehension even in mediaeval times.
Kolve describes the formalities of the Corpus Christi performance:    
Formal and repetitive in <head>nature</head> , it played year after year within a specifically limited time and place.
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Although society as a whole was very far from accepting the extremes of revolutionary order and, of course, most of Europe, Britain above all, had fought for years to suppress it, the painfulness of the Church's early experience of the Revolution helped to keep it profoundly opposed even to the Revolution's more moderate implications, ones increasingly accepted by European society as a whole.    
At the same time it must be stressed that the ecclesiastical character of &bquo;ultramontanism&equo; (the dominant, Rome-centred, theory and practice of Catholicism in this period) was not a mere post-Revolution reaction: it was the direct heir of medieval papalist and Counter-Reformation Catholicism.
The centralizing and autocratic <head>nature</head> of papal monarchy as it had developed after the Gregorian Reform of the eleventh century was probably the principal underlying problem behind the sixteenth-century Reformation.
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Our colonizing ancestors could not deny (although some attempted to) that they were dealing with representatives, however imperfect, of a single human species &mdash;  Homo sapiens  ; but they could assert that the tenuous affinities they were prepared to recognize lay with their own most remote and primitive forebears.
And if some savage peoples had so clearly fallen behind in the race, others, as some authorities maintained, might well represent not simply retarded, or imperfectly evolved, but actually degenerate forms of earlier civilization.
Such backsliding was not necessarily incompatible with the general movement of mankind: evolution did not rule out devolution.
Such views, of course, helped to justify the treatment of newly colonized tribesmen as savages urgently requiring the European's civilizing attentions.
When Darwin appropriated this evolutionary perspective, and the morally convenient notion of the survival of the fittest, all <head>nature</head> seemed to chorus her approval of the unchallengeable truth of these basic facts of human and animal existence.
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Like a good Renaissance poet he replies that this is the principle of decorum; his form merely recreates his subject-matter:   We are inclined to smile at the self-depreciation, as we are at the similar joke in 105:   He has no need for other forms, other themes.    
The repetitiveness of such poems is an obstacle to critics committed to the idea of an ever-developing narrative, and they are not often taken seriously.
I suggest that we take them not only seriously but literally, since they represent the very root of the relationship around which the  Sonnets   are structured.
&bquo;Nuns fret not at their convent's narrow-room&equo; was Wordsworth's explanation why he willingly bound himself &bquo;Within the Sonnet's scanty plot of ground&equo;.
In contrast to some critics who would rather see the collection as a one-directional story, with its &bquo;phases&equo; and &bquo;developments&equo;, I recall readers to the essentially, inherently repetitive or ongoing <head>nature</head> of this as of all deep and long-lived human relationships.
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Back on the A.861, the road goes forward along Glen Tarbert, passing Ardgour's greatest peak, Garbh Bheinn, a rockclimbers' favourite: its skyline, when seen from Loch Leven, resembles a prostrate Queen Victoria, bonnet and all.
Then the great waterway of Loch Linnhe appears ahead and the road turns alongside Corran where, at the loch's narrowest part, a car ferry operates to the far bank, linking with the busy A.82 south of Fort William.              
THE GREAT GLEN    
The Great Glen, as Glen Mor is commonly called, is the most remarkable physical feature of the Highlands.
It is a geological fault, the result of a convulsion of <head>nature</head> in ages past when the north and north-west of Scotland moved away from the rest of the country, leaving a clear divide, straight as an arrow and sliced as though by a giant cleaver, across the breadth of Scotland from the Atlantic to the North Sea.
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Craig and other ministers were at pains afterwards to make it clear that irrespective of the likelihood of a rival parade, the march would not have been allowed to proceed through the Waterside or the walled city.
This cut little ice with NICRA, which rejected the claim that the march was in amy way provocative and accused the Government of suppressing free expression.
Craig seems to have been determined to undermine the association's credibility and to brand its members as troublemakers.
The accusations of republican   and Communist links were significant, and Craig obviously believed that it was reasonable to assume that the motives of NICRA were subversive.
It is important, therefore, to examine the <head>nature</head> of republican and Communist involvement in NICRA, and their motives, strategy and tactics within the association.    
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Restitching uppers, patching holes or individually tailored adjustments, such as lifting up worn shoes or altering the sole level, present little difficulty.
If you explain your personal requirements they claim they can meet them.
Even when you have to post the shoes, if you leave your phone number, they'll get in touch if there are any queries or proposals.    
&bquo;We can do anything with any footwear.
We do high quality repairs on high quality shoes.
We are certainly not High Street heel bars,&equo; insisted Peter Davis of Shoecare.    
A committed runner himself and one of the original running shoe repair specialists, Davis claims that compared with the boom years of the mid-eighties fewer people now look to the skills of the cobbler.
Perhaps it's due to the high-tech <head>nature</head> of today's shoes, particularly the midsole.    
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Is it not the case that there is one absolute being whose power is shared among the gods, much as in Christian tradition one divine power is shared out among Father, Son and Holy Spirit?    
Another analogy drawn from comparison with the Christian tradition would be as follows.
Is it any more accurate to call Hinduism polytheistic because of its talk of many gods than to call Roman Catholicism polytheistic on account of its talk of many saints?
Just as the Catholic saints, who may well be associated with particular areas or objects like Hindu gods, all manifest the same divine power, they can be reconciled with monotheism.
Precisely the same can be said of the many divine beings reverenced from within Hindu tradition.      
Such is the fluid <head>nature</head> of the Hindu syncretism that the unifying power behind the gods cannot be given a single name.
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The rock is empty.
An hour ago there was a body on the rock; now there is nothing.
The butcher sits with the other Tibetans around the fire in animated discussion.
There is no sign of mourning, no tears, no wailing, no prayers.
Except for the two men, there are no family or friends present.
Attending a sky burial for a Tibetan must be the equivalent of going to the morgue for a Westerner.    
Two men climb the rock to check that all has been eaten and to clean it for the next burial.
I sit too stunned to move.
This has been the strangest, the most bizarre thing I have ever witnessed.
Powerful images rage through my brain.
What amazes me is that, in spite of the horrific <head>nature</head> of what I have seen, I feel neither repulsion nor revulsion.
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Thames Water supplies drinking water to more than seven million people in over three million homes and businesses.
Every week we carry out around 15,000 rigorous tests on water samples.
Of the half million tests carried out for regulatory purposes in the year up to June 30, 1989, we are pleased to report that 998 out of 1,000 met the strict specifications of the European Community Directive.
And from September 1 of last year, Thames Water is now aiming to meet new U.K. standards which are stricter than those of the Directive.    
Right now, we are increasing our sampling of supplies in the home to further ensure the quality of your drinking water.
So, don't be surprised to see our quality samplers visiting homes in your area.
Access to the results of the analyses is freely available to all our customers.      
PROTECTING AND ENJOYING <head>NATURE</head>    
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The pair's desire for recognition even extended to having the family name carved in the paving slabs of the piazza outside the  palazzo   and one or two of these can still be seen.        
LEFT Piazza Belgioioso with the Palazzo to the right and Casa Manzoni at the far end    
ABOVE A &bquo;giant&equo; on Casa degli Omenoni    
Ahead of you as you walk along the length of the piazza is the Casa del Manzoni, Manzoni's house, a fine nineteenth century building in which the writer lived from 1813 until his death on 22 May 1873.
It now houses the National Centre of Manzonian studies, with a precious and extensive library, consulting and reading rooms and the Manzoni Museum which includes one wing of the house left exactly as it was when the writer was alive.
Two things are immediately impressive in this part of the wing: firstly, the austere <head>nature</head> of the furniture.
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We can only provide the best conditions possible for this to happen.    
It is difficult to know where to draw the line between knowledge and interference.
Science can now achieve extraordinary results, implanting embryos into a womb, filming the progress of the foetus, and providing details of its sex and genetic make-up.
These advances have grown out of the &bquo;natural&equo; desires to produce live, healthy babies, and to promote fertility in women who have difficulties in getting pregnant.
They echo the old call of Nature for &bquo;More babies, please!&equo;
But there is a fear that these developments may transgress natural laws, bringing too much within the domain of deliberate intervention, and promoting physical growth at the expense of the spirit.
We have to weigh up the merits of medical assistance and of leaving <head>Nature</head> to take its course.
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Good health increases good adjustment to retirement, and enables the individual to take advantage of the opportunities it provides.
Conversely, good adjustment is more likely to ensure the maintenance of health during retirement.
The contrary also applies.
The failure to adjust to retirement can form the background to future poor health, and many other age-related problems.
This indicates that if the possible hazards of retirement are not adequately discussed, the seeds of ill-health, depression and other problems can be sown.        
5.
The maintenance of social integration    
The counsellor has to avoid the simplistic but often convenient idea that older people withdraw from social activities and friendships because they no longer want them, or because withdrawal is inherently part of the <head>nature</head> of old age.
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Roffman and Purdy have quite rightly stressed that Vidor's traditional populism gave him sympathy for the underdog, but prevented him from moving towards any collectivist political situation.
Even in this story of co-operation there has to be a hero.
Critical opinion has divided specifically over the film's most famous sequence: to save the commune the men eventually come together to dig a canal and as they dig tension is built up by drumbeats and speeded-up photography.
To John Baxter this was rather &bquo;solemn mock-Soviet montage&equo; but others have more rightly seen it as a very effective expression of that energy which ordinary people had in abundance but which the America of 1934 so tragically left untapped.    
The idiosyncratic <head>nature</head> of  Our Daily Bread   was appreciated at the time of its release and was attributed to the obvious conflict between Vidor's convictions and box-office considerations.
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The vastly increased use of Place of Safety Orders &mdash; a quarter of all admissions in one study (Millham  et al.  , 1986), a third in another (Packman  et al  .,
1986) &mdash; meant that substantial numbers of children entered the care system in a dramatic, precipitate and probably traumatic way.
This in turn contributed to the number of placement changes and breakdowns to which children in care were subjected.      
Social workers and their managers generally held negative views about care.
This produced a defensive posture at the gateway to the system: admission was to be avoided if at all possible, and only used as a &bquo;last resort&equo;.
But the crisis <head>nature</head> of so many decisions to admit, and the compulsion involved in the route into care reinforced this negative view, and gave it the features of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Play eventually restarted, after what seemed like an age, and meandered to an early finish, but the freak accident served to relegate other matters &mdash; the remaining overs, a protracted row involving the England players and team manager and a cameraman attempting to capture the stretcher scene on film, and even the imminence of both countries announcing their World Cup squads &mdash; to items of secondary importance.
Syd's health was the subject which chiefly occupied the thoughts of the majority.     
David Lawrence, whose first overseas Test came to a tragic end when he broke his kneecap while bowling.
The popular Lawrence, ever-optimistic, hopes to be playing again in June    
Thankfully, initial reports were encouraging.
The break was clean and horizontal, and while the whole of the coming season may be over for Lawrence before it has even begun, as Brown said: &bquo;If anyone can come back from such a horrific injury it is Syd.&equo;
All seemed agreed that the <head>nature</head> of the injury and the pain suffered by the bowler made it one of the most horrific accidents in recent Test history.
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<instance id="nature.40108" docsrc="bnc_ALM_835">
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Investigating allegations of child abuse is skilled and stressful work and should be the focus of greater interest on the part of researchers.              
Research Note Social Work and Police Response to Child Sexual Abuse in Scotland LORRAINE WATERHOUSE and JAMES CARNIE      
BACKGROUND    
The research studied fifty-one cases of child sexual abuse randomly selected from Child Protection Registers of four local authority social work departments in Scotland in 1987 (Waterhouse and Carnie, 1990).
The overall purpose of the study was to examine the way in which familial child sexual abuse was identified and responded to by social workers and police officers in the early investigative stage.
Of major interest was the <head>nature</head> of their inter-agency practice, their respective expectations and the range of problems encountered.    
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The Philippines also acted and placed a ban on all hardwood exports &mdash; again the industry will look elsewhere for its timber, most prominently Sarawak and Sabah on which there is already great pressure.    
Gradually, countries are coming to their senses and realising that non-stop exploitation of rainforest resources is not a long term answer to poverty.
  Campaigning groups have served to shine a spotlight on many of the world's diminishing rainforests and are making the guilty West sit up and take note.    
Sustainable use is the key idea behind any kind of progress and we must do everything we can to support this, both in terms of financial aid and consumer ethics.
It is however up to all of us, developing countries included, to take into account the unique <head>nature</head> of the rainforests and to keep these jewels in the world's crown polished and shining.        
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A very obvious example can be found in colour symbolism itself.
In contrast to white, black is widely employed to represent evil, terror, darkness, decay, the appropriate colour for mourning &mdash; a range of depressing associations perhaps ultimately deriving from the alternation of night and day; we share these with the Ndembu and readily assume they are universal.
Certainly all known societies distinguish between night and day and most consider night to possess sinister qualities (often connected with the suspension of regular social intercourse).
However, we must not leap to conclusions too hastily.
Whereas in most Christian countries black is worn in mourning, in most Muslim ones white is the funeral colour, yet Christian and Muslim conceptions of the <head>nature</head> of the after-life and the significance of death are broadly   the same.
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</instance>

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The landed gentry of Europe have become a leisured class cut off from the peasantry and increasingly divorced from the authority of scripture.    
The humanist Renaissance of the late Middle Ages had already witnessed the gradual emergence of reasoning independent of the church.
The Reformation accelerated this process, even though the Bible had become the primary if not the sole authority of the churches.
But tragically the Reformation produced a number of unintended consequences that were certainly not in the minds of Calvin and Luther.
One consequence was this: once it was accepted that scripture stood alone outside tradition, and could be interpreted correctly by anyone with a pure heart and God-given rationality, it was not too big a step to suggest that the same could also be said of <head>nature</head> .    
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<context>
They knew that the village police sergeant and constable were there not only to deal with ordinary crime but to report on any political activity in their district.
A drunken utterance against the Crown or the singing of a rebel song in the presence of a policeman would result in one's name being forwarded to Dublin Castle as being politically suspect.
One learned to be circumspect when a member of the Royal Irish Constabulary was around.    
But the informer was far more dangerous.
He was one of the community, he knew everyone, their backgrounds and where their sympathies lay.
He was dangerous because he was unknown.
He could be the next-door neighbour, a friend, a blood relation.
His treachery was motivated by a variety of reasons.
Greed was paramount.
English gold had always been readily available for information of a political <head>nature</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40118" docsrc="bnc_B30_899">
<answer instance="nature.40118" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
The therapist judged that Margaret had made a very serious attempt to kill herself, that she was severely depressed and a continuing suicide risk, Although Margaret felt that nothing could be done to help her she agreed to be admitted to a psychiatric unit.    
For a few patients, compulsory admission to a psychiatric inpatient unit under an order of the Mental Health Act will be deemed necessary.
Description of the types of patients for whom this might be indicated, and guidance on how to proceed were provided in Chapter 4 (p. 75).
In addition, a summary of those sections of the Act concerned with admission of patients to hospital, or detention of patients already in hospital, which are relevant for attempted suicide patients was provided in an Appendix to that chapter.          
THE <head>NATURE</head> OF PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT TREATMENT    
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<answer instance="nature.40125" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
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Using this method conflicting findings have been reported in studies of diabetic subjects (Dollery et al, 1979; Davis et al, 1981), and it is now generally accepted that there may be considerable non-specific interference in assaying this metabolite in plasma which might explain the different findings (Greaves &amp; Preston, 1982; Dollery et al, 1983).    
Two recent studies have examined the effect of the diabetic environment on prostacyclin production by cultured human endothelial cells (Paton et al, 1982 a; Patel et al, 1983).
When these cells were incubated with serum from diabetic patients prostacyclin production was inhibited.
The <head>nature</head> of the inhibitory factor or factors in the diabetic serum is not understood, but a likely contender would be lipid peroxides which are known to inhibit prostacyclin production and to be elevated in diabetic plasma.    
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<instance id="nature.40126" docsrc="bnc_CCD_2635">
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<context>
It was all a bit beyond him &mdash; and what concern was it of his!
Why all the fuss? he thought.
As to whether the duchess was in pod &mdash;if she was a duchess as I 'ave me doubts &mdash; who cares a tinker's cuss anyway!
Certainly not 'er!
The wench is dead &mdash; or is she?
&bquo;I dunno, sir.&equo;    
&bquo;A discussion took place thereafter betwixt certain interested parties,&equo; Tyrell told him.    
&bquo;Me lord Buckingham?&equo; enquired Forest &mdash; but the constable seemed not to have heard the question.    
&bquo;Certain interested parties,&equo; he repeated sombrely.
&bquo;It was decided, with reluctance needless to say,  that steps must   be taken   &mdash; of such a <head>nature</head> as would avoid suspicion &mdash; to complete your handiwork!&equo;    
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<instance id="nature.40129" docsrc="bnc_AJJ_620">
<answer instance="nature.40129" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Before the swing is even given consideration the search may start for some new equipment; maybe a driver that hits a high draw from the tee.
Eleven of the 14 driving holes require a predominant right to left flight on the ball.
It will also help if the players can hit the iron shots a little higher than usual to enable them to stop the ball on the firm greens.    
The most important preparation, however, will be to find the silky smooth putting touch which is essential to conquer some of the toughest greens in the world.
With the exception of the seventh and the 12th greens, Augusta's putting surfaces are of a reasonably generous size, but they slope violently and are extremely fast.    
The undulating <head>nature</head> of the whole course, both the fairways and the greens, is something that is difficult to perceive when watching the Masters on television.
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<instance id="nature.40130" docsrc="bnc_A31_67">
<answer instance="nature.40130" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="nature.40130" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
They also consider whether the means used are reasonably proportionate to the aims pursued: in European parlance, &bquo;the principle of proportionality&equo;.    
It is this gap between &bquo;reasonableness&equo;, in the English legal sense, and &bquo;proportionality&equo; in the European sense, which leaves the United Kingdom particularly vulnerable before the European Court of Human Rights.
Again and again, the European Court has noted the narrowness of the English test for reviewing the merits of official decisions, and has gone on to find a breach of the convention by the UK.    
Two appeals are pending against the High Court's failure to adopt proportionality as the appropriate standard for review.
In one case, Dr Colman, a registered medical practitioner was prevented by the Code of Conduct of the General Medical Council, from advertising the <head>nature</head> and availability of his practice in local newspapers.
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<answer instance="nature.40132" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
But as we know in advance, the two sisters are in communication by letter, and have established a joint policy of provocation.
Face to face with him (the first time since receiving their inheritance from him), they attack his claimed need for a hundred knights.
Although at one point Lear is willing to return to Goneril, since she seems to be allowing him fifty knights, Regan only twenty-five, so that &bquo;Thy fifty yet doth double five-and-twenty, /And thou art twice her love&equo; (II.iv.260ff.) &mdash; a quantification of love that would be comic were its effects not so awful &mdash; Lear becomes enraged by the two of them, and prefers &bquo;To wage against the enmity o&equo; th' air' than live with them.
So he goes out into the storm and into wild <head>nature</head> , together with &bquo;the wolf and the owl&equo;, while his daughters and son-in-law close their doors on him (306ff.).    
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<instance id="nature.40134" docsrc="bnc_C9V_787">
<answer instance="nature.40134" senseid="nature%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Haemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying pigment in our blood, shows small species variations, but is basically similar all the way from fish to man.
Its analogue in the plant world is chlorophyll, which catalyses the splitting of the water molecule and the production of oxygen.
Chlorophyll, interestingly, is similar to vitamin B&amp;sub12 which is essential, along with other vitamins and minerals, for the proper functioning of our haemoglobin-carrying cells, the red cells of the blood.
The process of glycolysis, the first stage in the utilization of glucose to produce energy, is similar in bacteria and in our own muscles.
Many substances of vegetable origin have profound pharmacological effects on animal cells and tissues.      
It would seem that <head>nature</head> is remarkably economical, despite the apparent diversity of natural forms.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40137" docsrc="bnc_ASK_397">
<answer instance="nature.40137" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
The eminently more favourable position would be that if one partner engages in sexual conduct with another outside their relationship which the other partner finds intolerable, then this may be cited as evidence that the marriage has broken down.
Such a general rule would then have application, regardless of the details, to all unions recognized as marriages.        
CONCLUSION    
I have proceeded from a narrow premiss: the case of  Corbett v.Corbett  .
In that case I found questions raised which go to two major issues.
First is the issue of sex determination: how the law is to deal with changing scientific opinion which challenges old certainties, and the legality of medical procedures designed to deal with abnormal sexual conditions.
Second, the issue of marriage is raised, and I have sought to examine the notion, even though merely to question conventional wisdom regarding its <head>nature</head> already appears to go too far.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="nature.40139" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Elections were to be contested up to the level of D&aacute;il &Eacute;ireann when the movement had built up sufficient support.
There was a quixotic suggestion that elected representatives north and south should meet to set up an alternative national parliament which would proceed to &bquo;legislate&equo; for the whole country.
This, it was suggested, could lead to a situation of &bquo;dual power&equo;, which might come to a head over the &bquo;nationalisation&equo; of some foreign-owned factory which would be &bquo;occupied&equo; on behalf of the Irish nation.    
In June 1968 William Craig read out in Stormont lengthy extracts from a document published in the secret IRA journal  An t&Oacute;glach   (the volunteer).
This contained several passages which gave credence to the idea that the <head>nature</head> of the IRA and its aims were unchanged:    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="nature.40143" senseid="good_nature%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
And if a work as trite, foolish and offensive to women as Now, Voyager should, after 40 years, remain as watchable today as on its initial release, when equally feeble plays and novels from the same period have vanished into a limbo of neglect from which they can never be retrieved, it is a tribute less to the very questionable &bquo;artistry&equo; of its writer and director than to the enduring fascination of its leading actress.
Bette Davis was charisma incarnate.        
Obituary: Milton Goldman    
By DEREK GRANGER    
MILTON GOLDMAN was probably the world's most famous theatrical agent.
He had the most stars on his books, he had the most friends and he gave the most renowned New York parties.
In a notoriously tough profession he had the most deservedly celebrated career.    
If Norman Rockwell had ever painted an American theatre agent the result would have been a portrait of Milton.
With his burly, four-square stance, his ruddy colouring, his handsome strong-featured face, he radiated energy, warmth and good <head>nature</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40144" docsrc="bnc_B29_524">
<answer instance="nature.40144" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
On B27 Kilkeel to Hilltown Road.
Views of Mourne Mountains.          
COUNTY FERMANAGH      
8  Ely Lodge Forest      
On A46 Enniskillen&ndash;Belleek Road.
Jetty, coastline walks and viewpoints.    
9  Castle Caldwell Forest      
On A47 Belleek&ndash;Kesh Road.
Visitor centre with exhibit.
17th century ruined castle and fine lake scenery.
National Forest <head>Nature</head> Reserve.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40147" docsrc="bnc_AR3_992">
<answer instance="nature.40147" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
However, this option, quite aside from the misgivings his lordship was bound to have as regards gossip travelling, entailed my having to rely on unknown quantities just when a mistake could prove most costly.
I thus set about preparing for the days ahead as, I imagine, a general might prepare for a battle: I devised with utmost care a special staff plan anticipating all sorts of eventualities; I analysed where our weakest points lay and set about making contingency plans to fall back upon in the event of these points giving way; I even gave the staff a military-style &bquo;pep-talk&equo;, impressing upon them that, for all their having to work at an exhausting rate, they could feel great pride in discharging their duties over the days that lay ahead.
&bquo;History could well be made under this roof,&equo; I told them.
And they, knowing me to be one not prone to exaggerated statements, well understood that something of an extraordinary <head>nature</head> was impending.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40148" docsrc="bnc_AM7_782">
<answer instance="nature.40148" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Second, the information requirements are considerable and the time taken assembling data may work against the efficiency that the organisation is trying to achieve.
Finally, constant review and justification of budgets may deny managers a stable and predictable environment in which to operate effectively.    
Brackett, Chambers and Parrish (1983 p. 37) state:    
Another lesson implied in the budget reform literature is the importance of simplicity and comprehensibility of the innovation.
Aaron Wildavsky argued that while PPBS had many shortcomings, the fundamental reason for its demise was that no-one knew how to do programme budgeting.
While the same accusation was not explicitly levelled against ZBB, the complexity of the procedures, the esoteric <head>nature</head> of the terminology, the potential for overwhelming paperwork and the inapplicable nature of several of the key concepts oppose acceptability.            
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40151" docsrc="bnc_CMB_1490">
<answer instance="nature.40151" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
There are obviously many reasons for the conjunction of forces which produced its institutions and these must include the Reithian spirit (described above), a political system secure enough to grant broadcasting a relatively free hand and the absence (or the negation!) of deep social divisions.    
Finally, and this returns us to Kumar's statements, it is unlikely that with the elimination of the scarcity of resources &mdash; and this made cultural direction incredibly simple &mdash; and the internationalization of media productions a nation can ever maintain its defensive walls unbreached.
But a breach in the wall  &agrave; la   ITV or even  Dallas   does not in itself destroy the fundamental <head>nature</head> of the existing system; it may contain within it forces which threaten it but a well established and respected institution such as the BBC ought to be able to adapt to change.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40152" docsrc="bnc_ANL_2676">
<answer instance="nature.40152" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;It sounds a dull subject to me,&equo; Bragg said.    
&bquo;Perhaps.
But to engineers &mdash; particularly mechanical engineers &mdash; patent law is something to be aware of.
It was soon apparent that many of the audience were critical of the way in which the law is being administered.
Some got extremely hot under the collar about it.&equo;    
&bquo;Rowdy, was it?&equo;    
Forrest laughed.
&bquo;Not exactly!
Perhaps it is merely that patent   law is a subject which generates a fair amount of heat.&equo;    
&bquo;Why should that be?&equo;    
&bquo;Well, it is in the very <head>nature</head> of the subject.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40154" docsrc="bnc_CRE_1472">
<answer instance="nature.40154" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
Most were simpering, mindless functionaries, plucked by their   summoners from the In Ovo &mdash; the space between the Fifth and the Reconciled Dominions &mdash; like a lobster from a restaurant tank.
He, on the other hand, had been a professional actor in his time; and f&ecirc;ted for it.
It wasn't congenital stupidity that had made him susceptible to human jurisdiction, it was anguish.
He'd seen the face of Hapexamendios Himself, and half-crazed by the sight had been unable to resist the summons, and the binding, when it came.
His invoker had of course been Joshua Godolphin, and he'd commanded Dowd to serve his line until the end of time.
In fact, Joshua's retirement to the safety of his estate had freed Dowd to wander until the old man's demise, when he was drawn back to offer his services to Joshua's son Nathaniel, only revealing his true <head>nature</head> once he'd made himself indispensable, for fear he was trapped between his bounden duty and the zeal of a Christian.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40156" docsrc="bnc_CCN_82">
<answer instance="nature.40156" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
Her toe was rigged up to a bell, and she would ring this, using a number code to spell out messages, and by this means she was thus able to communicate her needs, and keep up some sort of conversation.    
Nowhere in her physical being was there any last trace of beauty.
In fact, in an attempt to compensate for this, the nurses would paint nail varnish on her toe-nails and put bows in her hair.
Well-meant though it was, the gesture was terrible, creating a ghastly parody of femininity.
But, as with Serrano's &bquo;woman-thing&equo;, something came through.
She could laugh, and though no sound came out, you could see her shaking.
She spelt out jokes by using the bell, and loved to be read to.
The essence of her <head>nature</head> could still express itself and be known by her visitors, and it was in this quality of spirit that her last claim to beauty lay.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="nature.40159" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
That para states that as a result of the decision in  Re Duomatic Ltd   (1969) 1 All ER 161, if, on some occasion other than the annual general meeting, the shareholders agree to remunerate the directors with certain sums, then that agreement has the same force as a resolution passed in a general meeting.    
In this instance the directors are presumably the same as the shareholders, and the intention was, undoubtedly, to effect the motor vehicles' transfer and payment of the dividend on exactly the same date to avoid a loan account debit and a s 419 assessment.
Subject to any provisions of Scots law, with which we are not acquainted, this point should be put to the Inspector of Taxes, although the absence of a formal record relating to the dividend admittedly weakens the case.    
The reader does not indicate the <head>nature</head> of the client company's business.
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<answer instance="nature.40161" senseid="nature%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
In astrology, the two-series of aspects (2,4,8 etc) is connected with the way we relate to the outside world, whereas the three-series (3,9 etc) is more about internal harmony; this may provide a clue to the meanings underlying the use of number in sacred geometry.        
MEASURE    
By analysing distances in stone circles, the surveyor Alexander Thorn found a unit of measure, of some 2.72ft, which he called the &bquo;Megalithic Yard&equo;.
Traditional measures are based on average lengths of different parts of the body, and are related to each other in terms of significant numbers such as three and twelve.            
THE USE OF GEOMANCY    
The ancient people were well aware of the way in which the principles of sacred geometry were a reflection of Nature.
In creating artificial forms they were not only careful to ensure that their siting was appropriate but also that all the elements in the design, such as shape, proportion and size, respected <head>Nature</head> rather than acted against it.
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<answer instance="nature.40163" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Quota filmmaking also made the argument for narrative simplicity that sometimes escaped the more prolix mainstream filmmakers.
As a result, Brunel could argue that killing off the quickie at the end of the decade was a mistake since it was possible to make &bquo;really fine, unspectacular pictures&equo;, and &bquo;we were evolving a technique that showed what could be done when facing fearful odds.&equo;
The quota, in short, forced  some   British filmmakers to be realistic about the economic constraints operating in British filmmaking, and to look to what could be achieved within them rather than simply hoping that film budgets could rise on some magic carpet to figures close to those of Hollywood pictures.    
As significant as quota in changing the <head>nature</head> of British film production was the arrival of the sound film.
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<answer instance="nature.40165" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="nature.40165" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
The earliest writer of Christian Latin (and a fascinating witness to the emergence of a specifically Christian Latin vocabulary), he coined the terminology which was to dominate Western theology &mdash; for example,  trinitas  , &bquo;three persons in one substance&equo;, or of Christ &bquo;two substances or natures in one person&equo;.
A particularly influential and characteristic tract is his  Against Praxeas  , a Christian who came from Asia Minor to Rome to express opposition both to the pluralistic theology of Justin and Hippolytus and to any recognition that Montanist prophecy might be an authentic work of the Paraclete.
In Tertullian's trenchant phrase, &bquo;he accomplished two bits of the devil's business: he put to flight the Paraclete and crucified the Father.&equo;
For Tertullian stood with Justin in defending the distinctness of Son and Father.
Among other works Tertullian composed a riveting tract  On the Soul  , its <head>nature</head> and origin, and the problem of &bquo;its inherited flaw&equo;.
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<answer instance="nature.40168" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
During early system evaluation it was found that experts much preferred a simple direct dialogue style that presented basic diagnostic information such as test point values and component values, whereas the inexperienced required more directed problem analysis and advice.
This resulted in a change to the user interface so as to allow the test engineer a choice of system entry level and support.    
In addition to user interface changes, a repair report generator was added.
This allows for the recording of test and repair information combined with a printed audit of all repair actions on satisfactory test completion.
This information is also automatically loaded into the testing and repair database at this time and is available for checking and inspection at any time.        
CADDIS Prototype Evaluation    
Experience gained in the design and construction of the CADDIS prototype has proved useful in formulating the content and <head>nature</head> of more advanced work currently being carried out by British Airways.
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<instance id="nature.40169" docsrc="bnc_AB6_1107">
<answer instance="nature.40169" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
There are so many similarities: poverty and governments more concerned (until very recently) with the statistics of production than with the producers; a lack of accountability among governments and officials; an absence of standards maintained through efficient inspectorates; a lack of that motivated middle class which in the West has made its strength felt in politics; a lack of effective protest by the victims, for the most part people who have come to accept pollution and filth as part of their everyday condition.
Of course, the Third World has already had &mdash; and has &mdash; some considerable environmental disasters.
There is Bhopal, for example, with 2500 dead from an escape of poisonous chemicals from a Union Carbide plant, and the appalling smogs and pollution of Mexico City.
And in the West, too, there is a roll-call of man-made horrors, among them the explosion at the Flixborough chemical works on Humberside and the dioxin release at Seveso (Italy), which caused the poisoning of thousands of acres of farmland and the deaths of many more thousands of cattle.
But Eastern Europe is different in the sustained and omnipresent <head>nature</head> of its pollution.
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<instance id="nature.40172" docsrc="bnc_ACL_791">
<answer instance="nature.40172" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
As sisters and daughters women are treated with respect and often indulgence but also as temporary guests.
A wife, although an integral member of her   husband's family, is often treated badly and with suspicion, especially while she is young.
A mother is, on the other hand, held in great esteem, and even in awe.    
In conclusion, one may say that in the ritual life of the traditional Hindu woman one can see the ambivalence of the traditional attitude of Hindu society towards its women and their sexuality.
This attitude contains a basic paradox in regarding woman as both sacred and evil.
She has the potential for fulfilling all that a man hopes to attain in his life.
But she can also bring about his destruction.
Like the Hindu Goddess she has both divine and demoniac qualities latent in her <head>nature</head> .
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<instance id="nature.40174" docsrc="bnc_B31_367">
<answer instance="nature.40174" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
Until recently new pits were continually being excavated while others are being filled with refuse.
There is considerable pressure to use these waters for recreation, and they receive much disturbance.
The gravel pits at the Crumbles have never been noted for their ornithological interest, except for passage migrants, and when excavation is complete will be used for sailing.
Those at Rye Harbour and Northpoint Beach, Rye are   extensive and largely undisturbed, although again there is strong pressure for recreational use; that at Northpoint Beach is to be connected to the River Rother and used as a yacht basin.
Common Terns at present nest on an island in the pit, and it is to be hoped that when disturbance is too great for them they will move to the Local <head>Nature</head> Reserve at Rye Harbour, which includes a gravel pit with suitable islands.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40177" docsrc="bnc_BM2_734">
<answer instance="nature.40177" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
It was this dawning understanding, forcing itself into the consciousness of the developing human species which started to produce individuals who recognised that the enjoyment of life would be forever circumscribed if ways to mitigate the ruthlessness of the laws of evolution were not found.        
&bquo;The Dawn of Civilisation&equo;    
Thus began, for developing man, the most important part of his existence in the universe, and this is the Third Period which started with the dawn of civilisation, and continues to the present day.    
The actual historical time when that momentous dawn could be said to have occurred is unknown as an historical fact.
Religious writings provide no real evidence and must be ignored.
It has been put variously, at anything from one half to one million years ago, and even then is admitted to being only speculative.
This is understandable for actual evidence can be only archaeological, and that means that such evidence would have to be of a concrete <head>nature</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40178" docsrc="bnc_CAC_2030">
<answer instance="nature.40178" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
Known as &bquo;lubberkins&equo; in Elizabethan times, the more doltish lobs were relegated to the simplest of tasks and took their refreshments outdoors, so clumsy and ill-mannered were they.        
Loch Ness Monster    
Possibly the most famous &bquo;fabulous beast&equo; in our world today, the belief in the much-sighted &bquo;Nessie&equo; continues to linger.
Expeditions to the bottom of the peat-filled loch in 1976 resulted in many photographs of what appeared to   be a herd of giant sea-creatures with paddle-like fins, long necks and calf-like heads.
The most likely explanation is that these creatures are a form of large sea-cow, though monster-watchers around the world still hold firmly to the view that the ancient loch is home to a family of plesiosaurs, a remnant of the Mesozoic era.        
Loki    
A mischief-maker by <head>nature</head> , Loki was the Norse god of evil.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40181" docsrc="bnc_ABM_549">
<answer instance="nature.40181" senseid="nature%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
With this aim in view, he makes explicit that what the sceptics deny is the possibility of knowledge of &bquo;the inner nature of things&hellip; what the things are in themselves&equo;; when they say that there is no criterion of truth, &bquo;they are not speaking of what things appear to be and of what is revealed by the senses&hellip; but of what things are in themselves, which is so hidden that no criterion can disclose it&equo;.
Given this, we must recognize that knowledge of appearances is not, in itself, such a worthless thing; what we know on the basis of sense-experience is perfectly good for many purposes.
Even if we cannot get at &bquo;the truth itself&equo; and &bquo;be admitted into the very inner shrines of <head>nature</head> &equo;, we can at least &bquo;glimpse&hellip; some slight image of it&equo;, and &bquo;live among certain of the outer altars&equo;.
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<instance id="nature.40182" docsrc="bnc_ARR_632">
<answer instance="nature.40182" senseid="nature%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
And we need to know how it might happen that a population could occasionally cross from one side of the knife-edge to the other.
Suppose we start with a population already sitting on the Always Defect side.
The few Tit for Tat individuals don't meet each other often enough to be of mutual benefit.
So natural selection pushes the population even further towards the Always Defect extreme.
If only the population could just manage, by random drift, to get itself over the knife-edge, it could coast down the slope to the Tit for Tat side, and everyone would do much better at the banker's (or &bquo;nature's&equo;) expense.
But of course populations have no group will, no group intention or purpose.
They cannot strive to leap the knife-edge.
They will cross it only if the undirected forces of <head>nature</head> happen to lead them across.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40185" docsrc="bnc_A6G_1381">
<answer instance="nature.40185" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
This book has a symbiotic relationship with Professor Stone's earlier volume,  The Family, Sex and Marriage in England 1500&ndash;1800  , drawing heavily as it does on the idea of the emergence of affective individualism in family relationships and its link to the rise in marital unhappiness during both the eighteenth and the twentieth centuries.
But the focus of this volume is the law of marriage and divorce, which Professor Stone feels has been sorely neglected by historians of the family.
His account is intended to provide the structural and analytical framework for two companion volumes (  Uncertain Unions   and  Broken Lives  ) which will give more illustration of the making and breaking of marriage.    
&bquo;Bringing the law back in&equo; is a worthy and important endeavour; as Stone notes, the story of the control of marriage in England is radically different from that in France largely because of its different state structure.
But difficult questions are raised as to the <head>nature</head> of the relationship between law and behaviour.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40186" docsrc="bnc_AML_1226">
<answer instance="nature.40186" senseid="nature%1:17:00::"/>
<context>
1)    
 coastlands   South Uist Machair (a) Grogarry (b) Askernish coast Balranald, North Uist Monach Isles St. Kilda Baleshare/Kirkibost Dunes, North Uist    
2)    
 open waters   Loch an Duin, North Uist Grogarry Lochs, South Uist (a) Loch Druidibeg (b) Loch a'Mhachair and Loch Stilligarry (c) Howmore Estuary, Loch Roag and Loch Fada Loch nam Feithean Balranald, North Uist    
3)    
 peatlands   Little Loch Roag Valley Mire, Lewis    
4)    
upland grasslands and heaths    
North Harris      
It should be noted that these sites are constantly being reviewed, and other sites added.
See the appendix of National <head>Nature</head> Reserves and Sites of Special Scientific Interest.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40188" docsrc="bnc_ABL_467">
<answer instance="nature.40188" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
She sympathized with and approved of, if never quite comprehended, Edward's intense love of the special happiness that he found in the heart of the country when absorbed with his rare intensity in sights, sounds, and scents.
He sent her some of his notes of what he had seen in their walks and frequently let her see his &bquo;papers&equo; before they were copied out for the editors.
She sent him one long descriptive prose account, but kept her own poems to herself This exploratory phase of their amorous correspondence was interrupted on 23 June.
Edward and Arthur Hardy were spending a short farm holiday at Horsmonden, a 2&frac12; hour train journey away from Margate.
Helen got away for one day and they spent nine hours together in the open air.
She had set off from Margate before eight o'clock and for a short time she fell asleep in his arms.
They picnicked, and explored the countryside not too far from Lambkin Farm, still quite unaware of the passionate <head>natures</head> they kept in check.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40189" docsrc="bnc_CRY_1471">
<answer instance="nature.40189" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="nature.40189" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Purchase of  The Times   itself in 1966 was a culmination, and a further move towards concentration.
The success of the TV and press interests (including papers now far from the North American base, in West Africa for instance) led him to diversify, taking an important stake in North Sea oil.
(Associated Newspapers did the same, and both groups thereby had a useful cushion when the oil price rises and economic crises of the early 1970s saw newsprint prices quadruple.)
He diversified too into the booming package   holiday and travel business and by 1989 was the UK's biggest tour operator.
Increasingly, his business became a non-media conglomerate.    
The later Thomson story illustrates also the volatility of the conglomerate in the 1980s.
Companies chopped and changed their holdings, for reasons that might have little to do with the specific <head>nature</head> of the businesses involved.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nature.40193" docsrc="bnc_B1W_1762">
<answer instance="nature.40193" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Despite the use of country risk analysis it must be conceded that competition for loan business has sometimes encouraged banks to ignore   their own country or regional risk assessments and indulge in what can be described only as imprudent bank lending (dealt with in Chapter 8).          
Bank lending to LDC governments and state enterprises    
Over the years, international banks have experienced an increasing number of loan requests from governments and state (owned) enterprises.
In many cases the granting of such credits has depended on a country's general creditworthiness.
A bank in this lending situation must assess the borrowing country's external and internal economic/political health.
It is anticipated that borrowing of this <head>nature</head> will continue to constitute a large proportion of future cross-border lending.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nature.40194" docsrc="bnc_APH_680">
<answer instance="nature.40194" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
The concurrent formation of CS-X and X-US associations is held to interfere with the formation of the target, CS-US, association.    
As the theory is explicitly concerned with  concurrent   interference, its application to latent inhibition (an instance of proactive interference) has not been fully worked out.
But Revusky (1971) offers the following possibility in discussing flavour-aversion learning.
During pre-exposure, the consumption of a flavoured substance will be followed by certain consequences with which an association could be formed; if the flavour is presented as a fluid, for instance, consumption will be followed by an alleviation of thirst.
But the exact <head>nature</head> of the associate does not matter &mdash; the mere existence of a CS-X association will interfere with the ability of the pre-exposed flavour to form a new association as is required in both excitatory and inhibitory conditioning.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40196" docsrc="bnc_C8B_1030">
<answer instance="nature.40196" senseid="nature%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
Your personal life is threatened this week as Pluto, your ruling planet, comes under mixed influences.
You should try not to feel so tense and let things get on top of you.
Cultivate a more relaxed and positive approach to life to see you through.    
Capricorn   
(Dec 21&ndash;Jan 19)   
The full moon's appearance in your sign calls for changes to be made in your personal life.
Your love life is hotting up, but beware of embarking on short-lived involvements.
Now is the time to prepare the way for possible new opportunities for the future.    
Pisces   
(Feb 19&ndash;March 20)   
You are having more than your fair share of troubles with friends and colleagues at the moment., You're sensitive by <head>nature</head> and can only take so much of this.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40197" docsrc="bnc_BNL_1613">
<answer instance="nature.40197" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Some friends can be very demanding and will not do anything unless you do it as well, or want to do everything you do.    
With some friends, life can become a turgid ritual of habits.
Some always go for a drink at the pub with their friends on Friday nights, some always go to Bingo on Thursday nights, and so on.
Not only does this become stale after a while, but it also leaves you bereft when it stops.
It may not be your decision that brings it to an end, it may be someone else's or beyond anyone's power to decide.
Whatever the case if it has become too much of a habit, this can be devastating.    
If you do want to enjoy a one-to-one relationship of a companionable or romantic <head>nature</head> there are various ways one can make contact, other people who want to do the same and they need not have marriage as an aim if that is not what you want.            
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.30027" docsrc="cl17.cmb_205">
<answer instance="nature.30027" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
``I might point out that your inability to report to my office this morning
when you were instructed to do so has not ah limited my knowledge of your
activities as you may have hoped''.  He took up a white sheet of paper,
dark with single-spaced data.  A car pulled into the driveway outside the
window.  Gun knew it was Car 12, the wagon, returned from delivering
Ingleside's drunk-and-disorderlies to the City Jail.  But for some fool
reason he could n't remember which men he 'd put on the transfer detail.
He stared at the report in Killpath's hand, sure it was written by Accacia
-- just as sure as if he 'd submitted it in his scrawled longhand.  He
sucked in his breath and kept quiet while Killpath laid down the sheet again,
wound the gold-wire stems of his glasses around his ears and then, eying
the report as it lay before him on the desk, intoned, ``Acting Lieutenant
Gunnar Matson one failed to see that the station keeper was properly
relieved two absented himself throughout the entire watch without checking
on the station's activities or the whereabouts of his section sergeants
three permitted members of the Homicide Detail of the Inspector's Bureau to
arrogate for their own convenience a patrolman who was thereby prevented
from carrying on his proper assignment four failed to notify the station
commander Acting Captain O.T. Killpath of a homicide occurring in the
district five frequented extralegal establishments known as after-hours
spots for purposes of an unofficial and purportedly social
<head>nature</head> and six'' -- he leaned back and peeled off his
glasses ``-- failed to co-operate with the Acting Captain by returning
promptly when so ordere What have you to say to that, Sergeant''?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nature.30037" docsrc="cj66.cmb_140">
<answer instance="nature.30037" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Art may have been for him the most enduring, orderly, and noble activity of
man.  But the other activities of his life partook of these values.  They
did not actively negate them.  Dylan Thomas's verse had to find endurance
in a world of burning cities and burning Jews.  He was able to find meaning
in his art as long as it was the answer to air raids and gas ovens.  As the
world began to take on the guise of an immense air raid or gas oven, I
believe his art became meaningless to him.  I think all this could apply to
Parker just as well, although, because of the <head>nature</head> of
music, it is not demonstrable -- at least not conclusively.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nature.30044" docsrc="cb04.cmb_194">
<answer instance="nature.30044" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="nature.30044" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<context>
Both Willy Brandt's Social Democrats, who gained 22 seats in the new
parliament, and the Free Democrats, who picked up 23, will insist on that
before they enter the government.  Moon-faced Ludwig Erhart, the economic
expert, probably will ascend to the leadership long denied him.  If he
becomes chancellor, Dr. Erhart would make few changes.  The wizard who
fashioned West Germany's astonishing industrial rebirth is the soul of free
enterprise.  He is dedicated to building the nation's strength and, as are
all West Germans, to a free Berlin and to reunion with captive East Germany.
What is in doubt as the free Germans and their allies consider the voting
trends is the <head>nature</head> of the coalition that will result.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="nature.30047" docsrc="wsj_0186.mrg_22">
<answer instance="nature.30047" senseid="nature%1:07:02::"/>
<answer instance="nature.30047" senseid="nature%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
It made ample use of the modern techniques of influence peddling, retaining
politically connected ``respectable'' law firms, investment bankers and
political consultants, including Reagan confidant Lyn Nofzinger.  When
necessary, it sought and received assistance from organized crime.
Sometimes the bribed became partners in the company.  Wedtech management
used the merit system.  If you were especially helpful in a corrupt scheme
you received not just cash in a bag, but equity.  If you were not an
effective crook, you found yourself out in the cold, a fate that eventually
befell Mr. Mariotta, the firm's semiliterate ``minority'' person.  But
despite the sensational <head>nature</head> of the revelations and
the breezy, easy-to-read tabloid writing style, ``Feeding Frenzy'' often
falls short of gripping reading.
</context>
</instance>

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      <lexelt item="oblique.a">

<instance id="oblique.40003" docsrc="bnc_G00_2044">
<answer instance="oblique.40003" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
a handheld pointing device using either mechanical motion or special optical techniques to convert the movement of the user's hand into movements of the cursor on the screen.
Generally fitted with one, two or three buttons which can control specific software functions.    
Mutt    
a typesetting term for the em space.    
Newsprint    
Unsized, low quality, absorbent paper used for printing newspapers.    
Nipping    
a stage in book binding where after sewing the sheets are pressed to expel air.    
OCR (Optical Character Recognition) -    
a special kind of scanner which provides a means of reading printed characters on documents and converting them into digital codes that can be read into a computer as actual text rather than just a picture.    
<head>Oblique</head> stroke    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40004" docsrc="bnc_FE6_788">
<answer instance="oblique.40004" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The block surface is ignored as the cylinder is initially checked to establish that it   successfully passes through the negative surface defining the interior boundary around the hole.    
The case of a force fit of pin to block can be recognized as the intersecting domain contains at least two pairs of intersecting surfaces (see Figure 3.11).    
The cylinder of the pin interferes with the surface of the block whilst the cylinder of the hole interferes with (or touches) the circular end of the pin- The degree of interference can then be checked by comparing these curves of intersection with the enclosed or surrounding curves of surface boundaries for the respective bodies.
Whilst this method can handle extreme conditions or irregular bodies and <head>oblique</head> assemblies, the normal assemblies of objects of circular section can be quickly checked by a comparison of the diameters of their cylindrical surfaces.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40010" docsrc="bnc_EW7_758">
<answer instance="oblique.40010" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
How does the children's librarian in a public library service differ from the good primary teacher or the teacher-librarian in a school?
Both are hoping to develop the reading habit, to encourage the child to explore the many pleasures of reading (and of the growing number of items in audio-visual format), and to gain practice in this essential skill as well as in discrimination.
The librarian is not, however, tied to a developmental programme or syllabus, and need not consider any other aspects of educational growth, such as the teacher in school must take into account.
In a sense the children's librarian is freer, but also is forced to work in a more <head>oblique</head> and informal way; the teacher may work directly, can initiate activities and be more directive, for instance in requiring the child to respond with his own written or pictorial work or linking the reading to another activity in the classroom.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40011" docsrc="bnc_GUJ_412">
<answer instance="oblique.40011" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
The erotic implications of the subject, the motif of the figure holding back the curtain and the very prominent position of the still lifes, call to mind such works by C&eacute;zanne as l'Eternel F&eacute;minin, the various Temptations of St. Anthony and the Apr&egrave;s-Midi &agrave; Naples.
In the later sketches, which become cruder and less C&eacute;zannesque in style, Picasso abandoned the idea of including the two male figures in the composition.
Some of the original significance of the painting was, however, preserved in its first title, Le Bordel Philosophique, suggested in a spirit of humour by Salmon, Max Jacob and Apollinaire.
The painting seems to have acquired its present name after the war, when it entered the possession of M. Jacques Doucet.
Even so it is only a more <head>oblique</head> reference to the same theme, since the Avignon of the title refers to a street in the prostitutes' quarter of Barcelona.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40015" docsrc="bnc_EBT_2749">
<answer instance="oblique.40015" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
This time, it will involve one hundred workshops, twenty-five galleries (including Pascal Polar, Lucien Bilinelli and Sabine Wachters), three cultural centres, the academies of music and fine art, and the Horte museum.
The chosen theme is the confluence of form and sound, music and the plastic arts.
Giovanna Massoni        
PARIS    
Logical possibilities    
Albert Ayme at Franka Berndt    
A practising engineer until the age of forty, Albert Ayme did not throw away his slide-rule and set-square when he decided to devote himself entirely to painting.
Even so, the linear perspectives and coloured surfaces of his serially-produced &bquo;programmes&equo; owe as much to chance as they do to logic and planning.
Throughout May, Franka Berndt is showing his &bquo;Chants des t&eacute;n&egrave;bres&equo;, subtle studies in colour which methodically apply his combinatorial principle to rectangular and <head>oblique</head> forms.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40016" docsrc="bnc_FBA_1090">
<answer instance="oblique.40016" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Only half a generation later the Dutch had found them in Borneo and more were revealed in 1829 in the Urals as part of the Russian drive to open up the mineral resources of the interior.
The mid-century gold rush to Australia added further to the supply of diamonds, but it was the development of the South African mines that for the first time brought a dramatic increase in the volume of production.    
If diamonds are the hardest of minerals they are also among the most cleavable.
From the thirteenth century European lapidaries conducted active experiments in cleaving diamond crystals and in learning how to shape them in ways best calculated to admit and reflect the maximum light (fig. 28).
By 1412 the Duke of Burgundy possessed table-cut stones with flat polished faces bevelled by <head>oblique</head> facets at the sides meeting to form four points.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40023" docsrc="bnc_B1D_1162">
<answer instance="oblique.40023" senseid="oblique_angle%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
He introduced the Bill on 4th March, 1859; it was given a Second Reading on 18th March and passed to a Select Committee which besides himself included Hall and Stirling.
They made one minor amendment on timing; it was given a Third Reading on 5th April, and sent to the Lords.
They passed it on 19th April when it obtained the Royal Assent and became law with the short title,  The Public Offices Extension Act 1859  .    
Although it is not mentioned in the Act, the Government intended to act as an agent of the Government of India, by using its compulsory powers to purchase the site of the India Office and sell it back to the Indian Government.
However, because of the limited scope of the Act, the east front of the India Office would only be seen at an <head>oblique</head> angle from the narrow King Street, and it would not have the space in front of it, as originally proposed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40025" docsrc="bnc_HL9_207">
<answer instance="oblique.40025" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Outlining the aid package at a press conference on July 17, Major said that it offered the Soviet Union: (i) special association with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank &lsqb;see p. 38314&rsqb;; (ii) increased co-operation with international bodies including the IMF, the World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD); (iii) increased technical assistance; (iv) promotion of Soviet trade, particularly with eastern Europe; (v) follow-up reports by the chairs of G-7 summits in 1991 and 1992 (Major and Kohl respectively); and (vi) follow-up visits to the Soviet Union by G-7 Finance Ministers.    
Responding to the offer at a joint press conference with Major on July 17, Gorbachev said that&quot; the ice has started moving&quot; and, in an <head>oblique</head> reference to plans for more regular meetings between Soviet and G-7 officials, claimed that&quot; this is now a seven plus one&quot;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40028" docsrc="bnc_APS_1088">
<answer instance="oblique.40028" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
The old man does tell the visitor the story of the woman of Porto Pim (and his own), but there remains something menacing about the silence   of the listener-narrator, as though he were taking something away with no intention of giving anything in return.
The closest thing to an acknowledgement of what this might be comes at the end of the splendid description of a whale-hunt, which has all the care for technical precision of a Del Giudice (71&ndash;7), when the old whaler asks the narrator why he wanted to join the expedition that day, whether it was just out of curiosity (76&ndash;7).    
As against this <head>oblique</head> and moving meditation on last things, departure, relics, abandonment, the quest of  Notturno indiano   adopts a different metaphor: that of the journey as mirroring or reflection.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40029" docsrc="bnc_BP0_1427">
<answer instance="oblique.40029" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Seen in undress, in the vivid fabrics of winter, he was a smaller man than he seemed in the field, despite the broad shoulders and sinewy limbs.
The sooty eyes, the olive skin, the coarse black mop of the moustache gave little clue as to his origins.
He spoke Arabic, and fluent Greek, and had acquired reasonable French; he was well trained in arms, and perhaps in other skills too: an education in philosophy, divinity, science was open to Mamelukes, and not always incompatible with brutish behaviour.
But if he had a Christian past, it was not apparent in his dress: the crimson hat with the kerchief wound lightly about it, or the striped Tartar tunic with its   <head>oblique</head> seam, or the coat he wore open over it, its buttons of gold, and the pious inscription of the tir&acirc;z embroidered in gold on its sleeve.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40032" docsrc="bnc_FBF_96">
<answer instance="oblique.40032" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<answer instance="oblique.40032" senseid="U"/>
<context>
It is this &bquo;spatial&equo; potential of colour &mdash; what Riley refers to as  plastic   &mdash; which has superseded the previous emphasis on the chromatic; colour serves to counteract the potentially conflicting space of the oblique construction.    
In &bquo;Ease, Into Place and Grow Accustomed&equo; (1987), the steamy blinding oranges, sonorous azure blues and the more synthetic, interior quality of an intense billiard-table green hint at the ways in which colour operates simultaneously on the one level as pre-verbal, as bodily sensation or perception, and on the other as a sign or symbol which modifies or disrupts a system or construction.
Colour both shatters the possibility of an overdetermining unity, yet through the distribution of coloured masses allows for the somewhat antagonistic <head>oblique</head> spaces of these block-like fragments to be transposed.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40035" docsrc="bnc_A95_364">
<answer instance="oblique.40035" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
He has at least one advantage over his three predecessors, including Mr Francis Pym.
As things stand he does look &bquo;unassailable&equo;.        
China slates reform wave.    
By Stephen Vines in Hong Kong    
THE Chinese Premier, Mr Li Peng, yesterday made what is believed to be his most forthright attack yet on the reforms sweeping Eastern Europe during a private meeting with a delegation from Hong Kong.    
According to delegation sources, Mr Li said that Beijing was fortunate to have had the foresight to crack down on its democracy movement in June, preventing China from being thrown into the &bquo;turmoil and confusion&equo; now prevailing in Eastern Europe.    
China has shown some restraint in commenting on events in Eastern Europe and has made its views evident only in <head>oblique</head> ways.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40037" docsrc="bnc_GUD_1539">
<answer instance="oblique.40037" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
His interviews the previous night had been done with   all his customary thoroughness, but the most productive one had been not the Fernies or young Curtis, those most directly concerned with the incidents which had taken him to Boundary Drive, but with Ted Morgan whom there was really no reason to interview at all.    
Except that he had had mud down his suit.
Anyone who came back covered with mud after an evening with Jenny Connon had some answering to do, Pascoe had decided, surprised at his own concern.    
Or jealousy.    
Me jealous? he thought.
Nonsense.
I'm questioning this man because he might be able to help us.
Not jealous.
Just zealous.    
But whatever his motives, he soon realized that he had tapped a very useful vein of information in Ted Morgan.    
Ted had been a little belligerent at first but a couple of hints that Pascoe had seen him drinking in the Club earlier and an <head>oblique</head> reference to the breathalyser test had calmed him down and made him most co-operative.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40038" docsrc="bnc_J36_732">
<answer instance="oblique.40038" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Environmental groups have warned that the forthcoming UNCED summit faces failure, with differences between North and South more clearly defined than ever.
A statement issued by over 100 groups and alliances, including the Brazilian Forum of Non-Governmental Organizations, the Pan-African Movement, Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace, is critical of the North's failure to commit itself to concrete moves on fair trade, debt reduction, poverty alleviation and technology transfer.
It also denounces the US failure to act on greenhouse gas emissions.
UNCED's Secretary-General, Maurice Strong, has acknowledged that there will be&quot; serious failures&quot; at the summit, and added, in an <head>oblique</head> reference to the US, that&quot; some countries are not going nearly as far as they could&quot;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40040" docsrc="bnc_JP0_9">
<answer instance="oblique.40040" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The press release that I I put erm   to the internationally known bearings company.   
Right  er    
 Which you  secretary seemed to think was okay for that one.   
Yes it should be   shouldn't it Jane?   
 As opposed as opposed to oblique.    
 Well yeah  yeah.   
Yes   
Right.   
As opposed to <head>oblique</head> .   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40041" docsrc="bnc_GUX_1552">
<answer instance="oblique.40041" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Everybody knew it, they knew it too, but if it weren't told, it could lose its power to injure.
If it were quarantined, the contagion would stop.
So he dreamed, so he resolved.
How could he report to his girls the tortures he knew happened in the city prison?
The bodies that disappeared into unmarked graves?
The threats to children to silence colleagues who, far braver than he had ever been, asked the uncomfortable question, or asked any question at all.
Far better to leave them in innocence.
He thought of Fantina's little face, and groaned that her eyes might see the sordid, futile world that he had to enter to work and survive.
Far better to let them grow up safe than expose them by making himself conspicuous.
He thought of Lucia's mobile mouth, her often <head>oblique</head> wit, and dreaded that she might start to question, and come to the wrong person's notice.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40044" docsrc="bnc_FU2_346">
<answer instance="oblique.40044" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
He had been too young to read the note but he could still remember how that table had looked when he came in, its top at the time the height of his own shoulder.
He could still remember the piece of folded exercise book paper, the three pound notes and the pile of coins at eye level.    
  Dadda never spoke of her directly.
When, a long time ago now, Stephen had tried to call him Dad or Father and drop the babyish name, he had shouted that Stephen was all he had in the world and couldn't he have a little bit of kindness and call him by the one name that meant something?
And sometimes he had clasped Stephen to him, almost crushing the breath out of his body, muttering his tortured affection.
It was only in such <head>oblique</head> ways that he referred to his state of deserted, now divorced, husband.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40046" docsrc="bnc_J3F_329">
<answer instance="oblique.40046" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
A revival of the near-moribund hardwood timber industry could be encouraged through the formation of co-operatives to harvest, market and make use of timber at local and regional level, the Mps said.
At present the country imports nearly 90 per cent of its timber requirements.
They urged support for&quot; multi-purpose&quot; forestry which would combine recreational, commercial and environmental benefits.
The possibility of using wood to generate electricity should also be explored.    
The committee expressed concern over loss of public access as Forestry Commission woodland was sold off, and said that as a first step, all existing rights of way should be maintained.
In an <head>oblique</head> reference to the Oxleas Wood scheme &lsqb;see ED 68&rsqb;, they asked the government to think again about any road schemes which would destroy ancient woodland.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40049" docsrc="bnc_G1A_467">
<answer instance="oblique.40049" senseid="oblique_angle%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
Maupassant helped lay out the body.
Flaubert's niece asked for the traditional cast of the writer's hand to be taken.
This proved impossible: the fist was too tightly clenched in its terminal seizure.    
The procession set off, first to the church at Canteleu, then to the Cimeti&egrave;re Monumental, where the picket of soldiers fired its ludicrous gloss on the last line of  Madame Bovary  .
A few words were spoken, then the coffin was lowered.
It got stuck.
The width had been correctly judged on this occasion; but the gravediggers had skimped on the length.
Sons of louts grappled with the coffin in vain; they could neither cram it in nor twist it out.
After a few embarrassed   minutes the mourners slowly departed, leaving Flaubert jammed into the ground at an <head>oblique</head> angle.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40050" docsrc="bnc_HHB_2894">
<answer instance="oblique.40050" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<answer instance="oblique.40050" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
That job is all yours and you're more than welcome to it.&equo;    
Lucy smiled, but said nothing.
She had no intention of allowing these people to know how happy she would be working beside Silas &mdash; nor must Silas himself be given an inkling of her inner joy.    
And then Silas echoed his own satisfaction as he said, &bquo;Lucy and I shall manage nicely, thank you.
We've done it before.&equo;    
Matt turned to Doreen, peering at her from beneath his bushy brows.
&bquo;So how shall your time be filled in at the barbecue?&equo; he queried with an unmistakable edge to his voice.    
She sent an <head>oblique</head> glance towards Silas, then said casually, &bquo;Oh, I'll probably chat brightly to entertain the raft parties when they arrive &mdash; which is what a good hostess should be doing.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40055" docsrc="bnc_EWR_726">
<answer instance="oblique.40055" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
By the early 19305 the terms&quot; modernism&quot; and&quot; modernist&quot; had begun to appear occasionally in the review pages, signalling an at least minimal engagement with contemporary literature, particularly poetry.
However, viewed from outside, the increasing insulation of academic English from the lay literary world might well appear to its discredit.
Certainly this is at the root of what Stephen Potter considered to be the&quot; dispiriting preconceptions&quot; with which academic English shackled the literary muse.    
Such criticisms were launched not only from outside university English.
By the mid 1930s internal factions had gathered around the journal Scrutiny in a systematic opposition to the dominant trends represented by the Review.
According to the   former, English studies was seen as failing to hold true to its proper identity as an educational principle and cultured force.
The Review's response to this challenge was an <head>oblique</head> one.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40056" docsrc="bnc_HA5_2926">
<answer instance="oblique.40056" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<answer instance="oblique.40056" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
&bquo;Thank you.&equo;
It was little more than a whisper as she walked towards him.
&bquo;Rune, I've been talking to Suzie&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, I caught the end of your conversation,&equo; he responded expressionlessly.
&bquo;I'll phone the airport now for you and see what's available while you drink your coffee.
Do you have a preference between Gatwick and Heathrow?&equo;    
&bquo;No.
Whichever gets in first.&equo;
She cleared her throat, damning it for its sudden huskiness.
Why should she have hoped even for one split second that Rune would attempt to persuade her to change her mind &mdash; not that he would have succeeded?    
His finger was fast on the dial pad, his blue gaze unwavering as he lifted the phone to his ear, as he cast her an <head>oblique</head> glance.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40059" docsrc="bnc_HR5_2">
<answer instance="oblique.40059" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Courtyards in Delft &mdash; PIETER DE HOOCH, 1659 (for Gordon Woods)      
<head>Oblique</head> light on the trite, on brick and tile &mdash;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40060" docsrc="bnc_CK6_1219">
<answer instance="oblique.40060" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
LAST IN the Sly Dunbar entries this week, this finds former Black Uhuru vocalist Mickel (  sic  ) Rose reunited with the Taxi label.
Despite having a few classic samples thrown in and an anti-crack message, this is, ultimately, a little dreary.
Bristly dub on flip, complete with monkey yapping, is a lot better.        
DENNIS BROWN: Poor Man Feel It    
TAPPA ZUKIE'S label always seems to bring out the best in Dennis Brown, and this gentle lilt through the miseries of ghetto life is Dennis' best for a while.
The &bquo;Ackapella&equo; (  sic  ) flip might prove useful to certain club jocks.        
INI KAMOZE: Hot Steppers    
KAMOZE RETURNS after a spell in a Jamaican jail, choosing a slightly rougher version of &bquo;Hot Milk&equo; than Sly &amp; Robbie's for this typically <head>oblique</head> lyric about his impending dominance.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40065" docsrc="bnc_HSL_664">
<answer instance="oblique.40065" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Throughout the stories there is an opposition between human (family) love and vampirish female hunger, but as Tanith Lee shows, such &bquo;demonic' women are only those who exercise the power inherent in every woman.    
In moving towards a reappraisal of the demon, through an appropriation of the negative naming, this collection of stories contributes not only to an extension of the possibilities of the horror/sci-fi genre but also to the continuing development of a herstory.
The writer enters the negative force-field and her steps are often tentative and painful; her conclusions often <head>oblique</head> or noncommittal However, having traversed a terrain full of snares, in the final story, Northern Chess the female hero emerges triumphant from the ashes of her sisters, who over the centuries have been burnt at the stake for their dangerous powers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40066" docsrc="bnc_ADX_1079">
<answer instance="oblique.40066" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Paraline drawings are useful because most people find them easy to understand, while their axonometric lines (lines parallel to the  x  ,  y   and  z   axes) are  true to scale  .    
Their construction suggests a three dimensional  depth  .
But this does not diminish with distance and can be optically disconcerting if long lines are involved.
Non-axonometric lines may not be true to scale.
This varies from one method to another.    
The  isometric   projection gives equal emphasis to all three dimensions, which are orientated at 120&deg; intervals.
Non-axonometric lines are  not   true to scale.
 No   areas or shapes are true to scale.    
 Plan <head>oblique</head>   projections provide a  plan true to scale  , with plan axes at 90&deg;.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40069" docsrc="bnc_HWB_1362">
<answer instance="oblique.40069" senseid="oblique_angle%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
The upper part is circular, 30 feet in diameter, and is covered by a massive block of Istrian marble three feet thick and weighing 470 tons, which acts as a lid to the Mausoleum (197).        
The Ravenna Churches        
S. Vitale, 526&ndash;48    
This is the most interesting and well preserved specimen of sixth century Byzantine church building in the west.
The exterior, built of brick, is simple and plain but the interior is magnificent in its mosaic and marble decoration and its unique capitals.
S. Vitale was founded by Justinian.
It is octagonal in plan, with a diameter of 115 feet.
Inside this octagon is another, with a diameter of 55 feet, having an apse on each side of the figure except the east.
The church had a narthex set at an <head>oblique</head> angle to one of the outer octagon sides; it is believed that this was not the original narthex, which would have directly faced the eastern apse (195).
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40071" docsrc="bnc_GVA_230">
<answer instance="oblique.40071" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="oblique.40071" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
So if, for example, a feature like  straight line at the top   has excitatory connections with the letter detector for E, and  curve at the top   has inhibitory connections, how can the E-detector be excited by the stimulus e?    
This problem has not yet been considered in relation to the Johnston-McClelland model, where it is of particular importance because in this model,  inhibition is absolutely decisive  .
No matter how many excitatory inputs a letter detector receives from feature detectors, if it receives even just one inhibitory input, it is switched off completely.
The letter detectors for P and R would both receive excitatory inputs from the  vertical contour   and  curve at the side   feature detectors if an R was presented.
However, the P-detector would be switched-off by the inhibitory link from the feature detector  <head>oblique</head> contour  .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40075" docsrc="bnc_CD6_1311">
<answer instance="oblique.40075" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
George &lsqb;quickly&rsqb;: &bquo;But we're not avid TV watchers, are we?&equo;    
Gilbert: &bquo;No.&equo;    
Indeed, their conversation is peppered with contradictions.
They are &bquo;conservatives doing socialist art&equo;, they abhor organised religion but are &bquo;the most Christian of contemporary artists&equo;; they are  for   the people, but not  of   them; reactionary and radical; sacred and profane.
&bquo;We want to say shit-face and we want to say God,&equo; smiles Gilbert.
What  do   they believe in?    
Although they are naked in their latest pictures, the images are as <head>oblique</head> as ever, and George merely shrugs, &bquo;If everybody else has to be, why not us?&equo;, when it's suggested there might be some special significance involved.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40076" docsrc="bnc_EF8_1401">
<answer instance="oblique.40076" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
The reader must decide, by attending to other clues, whether the continuation is still part of the reported speech, or whether it has reverted to the &bquo;author's voice&equo;.
The main clues here are in the linking phrase &bquo;in which event&equo; and the use of &bquo;would&equo;.    
Earlier in the same text there is yet another subtle variant.
Spiller is explaining to Pod how he proposes to move the grating over a drain.
The author writes:    
The twine, Pod gathered, was a fixture.
(c.3)        
The words &bquo;Pod gathered&equo; tell us that the sentence which they interrupt is a report of something said to Pod, namely still part of Spiller's explanation.
The speaker is thus identified, but in an <head>oblique</head> way, which the reader can comprehend only through familiarity with the idiomatic use of &bquo;gather&equo; as meaning &bquo;to deduce or conclude from something heard or read&equo;.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40078" docsrc="bnc_FAY_1419">
<answer instance="oblique.40078" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
To say that these factors of context, conjuncture and wider conditionality are &bquo;extra-discursive&equo; does not mean that discourses do not enter into their determination, only that they involve processes which cannot be reduced to this effect.
By the same argument, the way such factors are constructed discursively does not always correspond to the role which they play in other, non-discursive, forms of racial discrimination.
Sometimes the relationship may be direct but the reference deleted.
The fact that several of the boys were active members of the National Front, for example, had an all too direct bearing on how they positioned themselves as narrators of the fight, even though they were anxious to characterize their role as merely voicing public opinion on the estate.
Equally, the unofficial communique was undoubtedly part of a rank-and-file protest against pressures for reform generated by the Scarman Report, even if no mention is made of it!    
Often the relation is more <head>oblique</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40079" docsrc="bnc_FBD_1047">
<answer instance="oblique.40079" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="oblique.40079" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
The words of the text are as follows: &bquo;  This was woman herself, with her sudden fears, her irrational whims, her instinctive worries, her impetuous boldness, her fussings and her delicious sensibility  .&equo;
Barthes asks:    
Who is speaking thus?
Is it the hero of the story bent on remaining ignorant of the castrato hidden beneath the woman?
Is it Balzac the individual, furnished by his personal experience with a philosophy of Woman?
Is it Balzac the author professing &bquo;literary&equo; ideas on femininity?
Is it universal wisdom?
Romantic psychology?
We shall never know, for the good reason that writing is the destruction of every voice, of every point of origin.
Writing is that neutral, composite, <head>oblique</head> space where our subject slips away, the negative where all identity is lost, starting with the very identity of the body writing.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40081" docsrc="bnc_CAM_1597">
<answer instance="oblique.40081" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Dedicated, in broad terms, to the regeneration of national pride and honour through strength &mdash; the notion that it had never perceptibly degenerated was overlooked &mdash; the CSA would specifically oppose the Nantucket Treaty root and branch, and demand its repudiation in Congress.    
The enemy to pride and honour through strength had been clearly and incontrovertibly identified; it was communism, meaning socialism, which ran from Medicaid through welfare cheques to tax rises.
Those fellow-travellers of communism who sought to dupe the American people into arms control at lower levels were not identified but implied.
The campaign would be   conducted at every level: regional offices, media-orientated information-packs, lobbying at national and constituency level, and public appearances of true patriots who would speak against the treaty and its progenitor &mdash; an <head>oblique</head> reference to the stricken man in the White House.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40082" docsrc="bnc_FBF_26">
<answer instance="oblique.40082" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<answer instance="oblique.40082" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="oblique.40082" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
On a lighter note, if the &bquo;body&equo; got David Mellor into trouble, we now have a new Minister for Culture (called National Heritage).
It is interesting to note that when John Major reshuffled his Cabinet and appointed Timothy Renton as Arts Minister,  The Sunday Times   reported that the  creme de la creme   of the art world heaved a sigh of relief &mdash; thank God someone of &bquo;our sort&equo;, instead of that grammar school boy David Mellor.
&bquo;Renton's very definitely a man I can do business with&equo; Peter Palumbo, chairman of the Arts Council was reported to have said, after a preliminary meeting.
&bquo;I remember him from Eton&equo;.    
Maybe it wasn't the body after all that led to Mellor's downfall.
Good luck to Peter Brooke, our new National Heritage Minister.                        
<head>Oblique</head> Glances    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40084" docsrc="bnc_GW6_1421">
<answer instance="oblique.40084" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Venus has been excluded because of the paucity of information about impact craters on its surface.
The Earth is included because though only a few tens of impact craters are known, all of them are less than 500 Ma old and thus constitute recent cratering.
Figure 8.3 is a famous but small example.
Older craters on the Earth have been erased by weathering and by geological activity.            
FIGURE 8.2 Present production rates of impact crater, where n is the number of craters greater than 10 km diameter produced per 106 square kilometres per 100 Ma.
Note that the absolute values of n are accurate only to a factor of 2 up or down but that the relative numbers from planet to planet are considerably more accurate.    
FIGURE 8.3 Meteor Crater in Arizona.
The crater is about 1.2 km across.
This is an <head>oblique</head> view.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40085" docsrc="bnc_JY9_1861">
<answer instance="oblique.40085" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
At the question, her head jerked up and she saw that Vitor had awakened from his nap and was frowning at her.    
&bquo;Nothing,&equo; Ashley said quickly.
She paused, then gave a wavering smile.
&bquo;Actually I was thinking about Thomas.&equo;    
He came to sit beside her.    
&bquo;Is he ill?&equo;
Vitor asked, his tone was concerned.    
&bquo;No, no, he's perfectly healthy,&equo; she assured him.    
What did she say next?
Ashley wondered, struck by a sudden heart-banging, blood-curdling terror.
Did she wade straight in with a blunt announcement or should she try to approach the subject from a more <head>oblique</head> angle which might encourage him to guess?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40087" docsrc="bnc_GV0_120">
<answer instance="oblique.40087" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Once a current is developed and the head of water is lowered a hydraulic gradient is developed along the beach and a circulation pattern develops of longshore currents feeding seaward rip currents (Fig. 8.3).
Speeds of 8 km/h (5 mile/h) with waves 3 m (lo ft) high are normal, while speeds of double this may occur in severe storms.
These currents show on aerial photographs because of the colouring given by the amount of sand being carried by them.
Rip currents also occur with oblique waves.
Such waves pile water up and initiate longshore currents.
If these currents are   confined, at every point along the beach the addition of more and more water could only be handled by a continuous acceleration of the current, which does not occur.
In this case the head of water is relieved by the formation of rip currents <head>oblique</head> to the shore and to the wind.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40088" docsrc="bnc_FAC_572">
<answer instance="oblique.40088" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
The reason why  red   in  red hair   is unique is that the colour it refers to would not be labelled  red   if anything other than hair were being described.
(Current fashions make a &bquo;true&equo; red for hair not impossible, so that  red hair   is now ambiguous.
We are here discussing the more traditional usage.)
It is not an easy colour to describe, but let us assume that, say, a carpet the colour of red hair would be described as  light reddish-brown  .
We can then establish  red   as a semantic constituent via an equivalent contrast with  black  :      
A slightly more <head>oblique</head> approach to the problem of determining whether a contextually unique item is a semantic constituent is to see whether it is normal in the language to treat it in parallel with unquestionable semantic constituents.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40090" docsrc="bnc_HR3_1149">
<answer instance="oblique.40090" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
As experience of Landsat image processing   accumulates so geographers will become more adept at extracting information from such images.
Remotely-sensed images will become an increasingly important source of spatial information, to be used either alone or in combination with other spatial data in the context of a Geographical Information System, as the number and variety of remote sensing satellites is increased.
France, Japan, Canada, India, the USSR and Europe all have active remote sensing programmes, and US dominance of the commercial remote sensing market received its first challenge in 1986 with the launch of the French Satellite Pour l'Observation de la Terre (SPOT-1).
This satellite has a spatial resolution three times that of Landsat's TM and also has the ability to generate <head>oblique</head> , rather than vertical, views.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40093" docsrc="bnc_HGG_1152">
<answer instance="oblique.40093" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
And both France and Scotland are receiving Glendower's letters, and finding them tempting too.
We may yet find ourselves fighting a war on three fronts, and all one war.&equo;    
&bquo;I know it is a possibility my father has much in mind,&equo; the boy admitted soberly.    
They did not speak of what lay behind France's bitter enmity, though it was always present in their minds, a spot too sore to touch on lightly.
Charles of France might shrink from fomenting a direct war, but he would be glad to use every <head>oblique</head> weapon against the upstart king who had deposed his son-in-law, and sent his little widowed daughter back in clumsy state, but without her dowry, which had been fed of necessity into King Henry's treasury to keep it solvent during his first year of kingship.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40096" docsrc="bnc_K57_2052">
<answer instance="oblique.40096" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Had any ancestor of mine been minded to donate works of art to a national institution, he would have chosen a museum or art gallery and assuredly not a university.    
Edinburgh's Chambers Street has quite enough museum provision already, and the primary responsibility of Edinburgh University's Court is the administration of its educational facility.    
To the extent that the execution of this function may now be inhibited by financial constraints, it is the clear duty of the court to seek redress by whatever method is least likely to reduce the standard and breadth of education.    
By running a &pound;5 million overdraft, the court could in a way be construed as borrowing money to invest in works of art.
As a stockbroker, I discourage clients from borrowing money to buy shares and there is an <head>oblique</head> parallel here.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40098" docsrc="bnc_CEK_3455">
<answer instance="oblique.40098" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Clinton's second allegation, that there has been collusion between the security forces and Protestant para-military groups, is based on a very few isolated cases in which part-time members of the Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) have been found guilty of passing on sensitive information.    
Such actions are entirely reprehensible.
But, in a highly polarised society such as Northern Ireland, some cases are inevitable.    
There is no evidence to suggest it is widespread.
The few incidents that have occurred have been dealt with promptly and severely, resulting in harsh jail sentences.    
The British Government has taken every possible precaution to safe-guard sensitive information and screen prospective recruits for the UDR.
As for President elect Clinton's <head>oblique</head> references to the asylum laws, one can only assume his administration will have no intention of interfering with the due processes of law in the US.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40100" docsrc="bnc_HTX_427">
<answer instance="oblique.40100" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Owen had been to the Coptic Cathedral before but not to a Coptic church; so he was surprised to find that most of the congregation appeared to be on crutches.
Closer inspection revealed that the crutches were in fact walking-sticks; and the need for such support soon became apparent.
The service was interminably long and the congregation had to stand throughout.    
The men, that was.
The women were better provided for and were allowed to sit down.
They were, however, segregated in a separate compartment off to the right and screened by a heavy grille, through which, nevertheless, some of the women contrived to allow themselves to be seen.
The compartment gave only an <head>oblique</head> view of the altar, which perhaps accounted for the distinct murmur of conversation behind the grille.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40101" docsrc="bnc_AM6_1298">
<answer instance="oblique.40101" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
So I &bquo;open it  an inch  &equo; and thus I delay further, giving them time to take it all in and to adjust to the exposure to what they must ultimately cope with: the witch addressing them directly.
This careful bridging from projection to non-projection is yet another skill a teacher needs to acquire.    
Thus the teacher-in-role can decide from moment to moment whether to carry the burden of the pupils' protection &mdash; &bquo;My men (a group of &bquo;passive&equo; children) have  this   to say to you' is to be totally protective &mdash; or to remove   that protection and hand over the power: &bquo;My men have something to say to you&hellip;!&equo;
Let us conclude this section on protection by tabulating our analysis.    
Protective techniques    
Performance: Technical    
Formal    
Indirect: <head>Oblique</head> approach to topic    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40106" docsrc="bnc_G0N_820">
<answer instance="oblique.40106" senseid="oblique_angle%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
The world beyond the confines of the car was silent but no longer still.
A breeze ruffled her hair and set hanks of wool waving on the fence-wire.
The faded heads in a   patch of thistle between her and the Mercedes seemed to beckon.
And she followed, up the flint-strewn slope, across the swell of the down that seemed, at this altitude and hour, like the curve of the Earth beneath her feet.    
She did not look back at Ursula or down into the valley, but trained her eyes forward, fixing them on the interior of the Mercedes and the dark shape of its occupant as, with every step, clarity threatened to break upon her vision.    
It  was   Maurice.
She recognized his check trousers and bottle-green sweater.
But she could not make out his face, obscured from her by shadow and the <head>oblique</head> angle at which he had set his seat.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40108" docsrc="bnc_EC8_403">
<answer instance="oblique.40108" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
The satisfied reader, rejoicing in Marryat's broad humour, his acceptance of and delight in the vagaries of mankind, his shrewdness and his talent for controlling the varied pace of his stories, may well decide that his greatest virtue could be the sheer confidence of the man, his assurance that the hierarchies and authority in which he has been trained and which form the basis of his novels are essential to the well-being of his country and its navy.
Far less obvious and less easy to rebut than the imperialism of Henty and Ballantyne, Marryat's good-humoured, unselfconscious, professional patriotism is the ultimate strength of his   work.
Today we may find his attitude most approachable when it is <head>oblique</head> , as it is in  Mr Midshipman Easy  , when the sense and reason behind naval rules and regulations are stated through the absurd mistakes, misconceptions and malfeasances of a youth who has been brought up to believe in the ideal of total equality.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40111" docsrc="bnc_GW6_1047">
<answer instance="oblique.40111" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
It is assumed that the Earth is hot enough for its outer regions to have previously been vaporized, in which case it can be shown that the material flung off forms a thin disc of gas as in Figure 6.11 (b).
The gas cools, materials condense and accrete to form the Moon as illustrated in Figure 6.11 (c), (d) and (e).
Because of core segregation in the Earth the Moon is depleted in iron, and because of the vaporization of the outer mantle of the Earth a degree of chemical segregation is plausible by means of which the Moon comes to consist largely of materials that differ to the required extent from those of the Earth's mantle.       
FIGURE 6.11 A fission origin of the Moon.
The eccentricity of the material around the Earth is the result of the <head>oblique</head> viewpoint.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40113" docsrc="bnc_A9E_614">
<answer instance="oblique.40113" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
For that reason alone, according to sources here, Mr Ortega's summit game plan could come to naught, leaving the Sandinistas to fight an election and a war, and the peace process close to collapse.        
China slates reform wave.    
By Stephen Vines in Hong Kong    
THE Chinese Premier, Mr Li Peng, yesterday made what is believed to be his most forthright attack yet on the reforms sweeping Eastern Europe during a private meeting with a delegation from Hong Kong.    
According to delegation sources, Mr Li said that Beijing was fortunate to have had the foresight to crack down on its democracy movement in June, preventing China from being thrown into the &bquo;turmoil and confusion&equo; now prevailing in Eastern Europe.    
China has shown some restraint in commenting on events in Eastern Europe and has made its views evident only in <head>oblique</head> ways.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40116" docsrc="bnc_FRC_157">
<answer instance="oblique.40116" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
They were country people in a sense that Melanie was not, although she had just come from the green fields and they might have lived in London all their lives.
They were brothers.    
Obviously brothers, although startlingly dissimilar-two different garments cut, at one time, from the same cloth.
The younger was nineteen or so, just a few inches taller than Melanie, with longish, bright red hair hanging over the collar of a dark blue, rather military looking jacket with shoulder flaps and brass buttons.
He wore washed-out, balding corduroy trousers wrinkled with their own tightness.
His clothes had the look of strays from a parish poor-box.
His face was that of Simple Ivan in a folk-tale, high cheek-bones, slanting eyes.
There was a slight cast in the right eye, so that his glance was disturbing and <head>oblique</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40117" docsrc="bnc_J3X_202">
<answer instance="oblique.40117" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
The way to overcome this is to sail slightly high of your intended course and you'll end up in the right place.
This effect is most pronounced when you're beating.
Sailing upwind involves tacking and here you have a wide choice of routes to reach your windward goal point.
You could reach it in two tacks or in many more.
The route you actually take will be influenced by things like the tide, obstacles like shallow water or other boats and by wind shifts and wind shadows from the land.
All other things being equal, the most direct route is the best.
Sailing downwind it seems most logical to head straight for your goal point but in fact, particularly in stronger winds, sailing   downwind can be slightly uncomfortable.
It's better to sail two <head>oblique</head> courses to get down there but this if you choose where to gybe to reach your goal point.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40122" docsrc="bnc_A6U_101">
<answer instance="oblique.40122" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
Richly brocaded fabrics, ribbons, and lace characterize the opulent viceregal dress of the 17th century.
The gentlemen-aristocratic nature of angels with guns is defined by their elegant dress, which relates them directly to the ruling viceregal aristocracy.        
A key phrase here seems to me to be &bquo;gentle figure who handles his firing weapon&equo;.
Although the technical military details of loading and handling the gun and so on, of the angel paintings, is very precise &mdash; taken in fact from a Flemish military manual of 1607 &mdash; the &bquo;common soldier&equo; of the image in the manual is not retained: he becomes the gorgeous aristocrat.
The non-aggressive angel-like     pose, is of course extremely seductive, which makes the threat of force <head>oblique</head> , only implied, as if a beautiful face was being laid over the ugly face of violent coercion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40125" docsrc="bnc_EEE_1430">
<answer instance="oblique.40125" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
He was then anxious to win the support of the Yorkist establishment and, both as protector and during his early weeks as king, represented himself rather as the only hope for the continuance of the  good   government of Edward IV.
It was only after the rebellion of autumn 1483 had demonstrated that Richard had lost the support of a significant number of his brother's men, that it made political sense to indulge in general criticism of Edward IV's    reign.
In June 1483, to judge by Mancini (the only chronicler writing without hindsight in this respect), Gloucester preferred instead to emphasize that he was the legitimate heir of York.    
footnotes    
According to Mancini, the sermons preached on 22 June declared that Edward IV himself was illegitimate.
This argument seems, however, to have been soon dropped, and in the 1484 act survives only in the <head>oblique</head> remark that Richard, unlike his brothers, had been born in England.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40128" docsrc="bnc_CL6_579">
<answer instance="oblique.40128" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
<context>
While Biedermann and Baur were in accord with Hegel's aim   to combine Christianity and speculative philosophy, others drew from him the material for frontal attacks on Christian belief, notably Strauss, Feuerbach and Marx.
Strauss began his career as an Idealist theologian and New Testament scholar in the T&uuml;bingen mould, but by the end of his life had abandoned Christian faith altogether.
Feuerbach's position was more consistent: he was a philosopher who did not believe in God but was on his own admission passionately concerned with religion and theology, whose real object he held to be man himself.
Both Strauss and Feuerbach in effect fastened on the hinge of Hegel's system &mdash; the identification of finite and Infinite Mind &mdash; and, having grasped it, turned it upside down.
There is, they held, no supernatural God of the kind Hegel still believed in; there is only man, and it is the human spirit which finds <head>oblique</head> expression in religion and theology.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40129" docsrc="bnc_FBE_645">
<answer instance="oblique.40129" senseid="oblique_angle%1:25:00::"/>
<context>
It can be falsified by an observation statement to the effect that some substance,  x  , did not expand when heated at time  t  .
Water near its freezing-point would serve to falsify (2).
Both (1) and (2) are falsifiable and false.
Assertions (3) and (4) may be true, for all I know.
Nevertheless, they are falsifiable in the sense intended.
It is logically possible that the next brick to be   released   will &bquo;fall&equo; upwards.
No logical contradiction is involved in the assertion, &bquo;The brick fell upwards when released&equo;, although it may be that no such statement is ever supported by observation.
Assertion (4) is falsifiable because a ray of light incident on a mirror at some <head>oblique</head> angle could conceivably be reflected in a direction perpendicular to the mirror.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40131" docsrc="bnc_J0T_263">
<answer instance="oblique.40131" senseid="oblique%3:00:00::"/>
<context>
Convergent boundaries between oceanic lithosphere are marked by an oceanic trench, a volcanic island arc and a Wadati-Benioff zone.
Subduction of oceanic lithosphere beneath continental lithosphere is also associated with a trench and an inclined zone of seismicity, but in this case volcanic activity occurs within the active mountain belt located on the continental lithosphere fringing the trench.
Where two continents collide neither experiences significant subduction but some crustal thickening occurs and a mountain belt is formed.    
Transform boundaries, marked by transform faults, occur both as fracture zones along mid-oceanic ridges and as strike-slip fault zones within continental lithosphere.
Plate movements can be <head>oblique</head> as well as simply divergent, convergent or transform.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40132" docsrc="bnc_APX_264">
<answer instance="oblique.40132" senseid="oblique%5:00:00:indirect:02"/>
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However, if the Institute is going to plan for the needs of 2001 AD, the whole idea of space occupied by books may need to be revised.
There are some people who believe that the future of books and magazines for recording information is bleak and suggest that he computer will make the book obsolete as a way of preserving intelligence for succeeding generations.
It may be that &bquo;no action&equo; would turn out to be a very wise option based on the experiences of miniaturisation over the last 30 years or so.    
Speeches like Bob Giles' are all very well but they tend to obliterate the cool thinking so necessary by those who hold positions of trust.
It is interesting to note the <head>oblique</head> thrust of the Director-General's comments in the same issue of the Journal regarding &bquo;eloquent&equo; speeches.
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One suggestion to explain this invokes the development of standing or edge waves normal to the coast and the interaction of the incoming swell, provided that the periodicity is the same, with the standing waves to provide the loci of higher water from which the longshore currents diverge.
Once a rip current pattern has developed it scours the sea bottom to give areas of deeper water which perpetuate the cell circulation pattern: a classical example of positive feedback.
The problem curiously resembles the formation of patterned ground in periglacial conditions (Chapter 15): the reasons for the initiation are difficult to discover, the reasons for the maintenance of the pattern are reasonably clear.    
The occurrence of <head>oblique</head> waves introduces a distortion into the simple cellular pattern, one longshore current being much stronger than the other where a pair converge to form the rip.    
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I must choose between Dana's love and my own identity as a person and as a poet.
Perhaps I knew already what the answer would be &mdash; that I must cut myself free from him.
It would be painful for both of us, but more for me than for him, for he was young and beautiful and gifted, with the whole world before him.
I was neither young nor beautiful, and now I doubted my gifts.
Would they survive the surgical cut I was contemplating?
It must come.
The only question for me was, when?
I began to see one way out of our dilemma.
Joe had written to me suggesting that there was a <head>post</head> for me in Japan (available through the good offices of Stephen Spender, who had just returned from there with a commission from the Dean of the Faculty of Letters at Tohoku University) to go and teach English, in the poet-teacher tradition for which it was famous.
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Warwick Castle, only 10 miles away, is a splendid 14th-century stronghold with   Madame Tussaud's waxworks inside.
Coventry and its controversial cathedral is 20 miles away.    
 Nearby Activities  : boating, golf, swimming pool, squash, sauna, solarium.        
The Hundred House Hotel               
A wealth of fascinating history lies within the very name of the Hundred House Hotel which refers to the ancient subdivisions of the shires of England into areas known as &bquo;hundreds&equo;.
In the courtyard, a 14th-century half-timbered and thatched roof building was for many centuries the local courthouse where justice was meted out.
The remains of stocks and the whipping <head>post</head> serve as uncomfortable reminders of the not so good old days.    
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Chelsea College, which is under strong pressure to merge with one of the larger colleges, does not appear in the list, even though it has a strong electronics department.    
The biggest set of posts is the 70 awarded in information technology to &bquo;boost the training of qualified manpower and expand research&equo;.
In the separate &bquo;new blood&equo; scheme, physical sciences has done best, with 66 new posts.
Engineering has 48, medicine 43, and biological sciences 25, with 20 for maths, 17 for social studies, 15 for arts, and 8 for agriculture and veterinary studies.    
In the scramble for posts, universities put in 2250 applications.
According to the government the main criteria for the new blood <head>posts</head> were &bquo;the age structure and recruiting prospects in the departments concerned&equo; and &bquo;the likely contribution of the posts to research and scholarship&equo;.
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Devon White, who was signed from Bristol Rovers in order to improve the goal-scoring rate, missed a glorious chance to score after only three minutes on his home debut for Cambridge.    
A well-flighted right wing cross by Paul Raynor seemed perfect for the unmarked 6ft 4in player, but he headed over from seven yards.    
The goalless first half finished on a controversial note when Cambridge were denied an advantage after winger Lee Philpott was felled.
Tony Dennis took the ball on and Raynor was clear on the right, but as Dennis prepared to pass, referee David Phillips blew for the free kick.    
Cambridge dominated after the interval, but Millwall went close to an equaliser in the 63rd minute when Etienne Verveer headed against the foot of the <head>post</head> .        
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Ieuan Evans also outpaced Cardiff's cover from 50 yards out and Stephens added the goal points.
But Cardiff's persistence was rewarded with an injury-time try by Jeffreys which Rayer converted.        
Rugby Union: Bridgend bow before Ball and six-try Neath    
By EDWARD BEVAN    
Neath34, BridgendL6 NEATH, with a try count of six to one, produced an outstanding performance to end Bridgend's title aspirations and support their team manager's conviction that they will not lose another league game this season.    
Bridgend threatened briefly and Bradshaw scored the game's opening try in the fifth minute.
A dummy scissors from David Thomas deceived the opposition and the full-back came into the line at speed to score near the <head>posts</head> , Howley converting.    
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<answer instance="post.40019" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
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While tax deducted at source from certain investment income, such as UK share dividends, is reclaimable by non-taxpayers, the composite-rate tax deducted at source from interest paid by banks and building society accounts is not.
Therefore, for a child, compare the net interest rate paid out by the banks and building societies with the gross rate paid by others, notably National Savings products.
Parents, however, should remember that if they give their child an investment that produces over &pound;5 annual income, it will usually be taxed as their own unless the child is over 18 or married.    
Although no incentive frills are attached to a National Savings Investment Account, the variable interest rate paid gross (currently 11.75 per cent) tends to be around 3 per cent higher than the best net rates offered by the major competitors.    
An account can be opened at any <head>post</head> office with a minimum of &pound;5.
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<answer instance="post.40023" senseid="post%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
He set up his school, St. Enda's, in 1908 to show by example how a bilingual school in Irish and English could work.
He moved his school to Rathfarnham in 1910 where he hoped that the beauty of the natural surroundings would inspire a love of nature in his pupils.
This is now the Pearse Museum.
The museum is an eighteenth-century house set in 40 acres of parkland with a river and waterfall.
It is one of the city's most charming parks.      
How to Get There    
Take a 16 bus from opposite the GPO to the southern terminus, which is situated on the  &equo; perimeter&equo;   of St. Enda's Park.    
This exhibition has been sponsored jointly by An Post and the Office of Public Works to mark the 75th Anniversary of the 1916 Rising.
An <head>Post</head> has also issued a commemorative stamp to mark the event.
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Mike lowered the can of Coke which he'd been emptying down his parched throat.    
&bquo;I couldn't.
I'll never hold Randy.&equo;    
&bquo;Randy's got a slower pony in this chukka, who won't like Dopey taking a piece of him in the line-out one bit.&equo;    
It was a wise change.
Randy's late night and heavy lunch were telling on him.
He was not seeing the ball so well.
Like a fly on an open sore, Mike harassed him, the way Randy had harassed Perdita earlier, and was too busy to notice that his father had finally arrived.
Randy got so mad, he slashed Mike across the knuckles with his stick.
The umpire, who'd finally got control of his pony, gave Rutshire a penalty.
Taking it, Mike hit the <head>post</head> , but a hovering Patrick Lombard slammed it in.
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<answer instance="post.40028" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
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The measures range from renaming the health ministry the Department of Health and Community Care, with a Community Care Minister, to allocating the first tranche of extra resources to cut waiting lists.    
Mr Cook said he would immediately cancel this month's rise in prescription charges and introduce a parliamentary order exempting over-40s from eye test charges.    
He would also review the political balance among health authority chairmen.
&bquo;I do not regard myself as bound by these appointments&hellip;
There may be some changes,&equo; he said.
Other steps are: Back a European ban on tobacco advertising.
Set targets for the reduction of inequalities in health.
Establish a Cabinet committee on health promotion.
Hold a conference with voluntary organisations on implementing the 1993 community care programme.
Allocate the first round of new nursing <head>posts</head> towards the target of 7,000 in two years.
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Some Rabbit, from a handy six-metre start, should quickly escape his rivals in tonight's 540 handicap to bolt up.    
Wimbledon's auction on Wednesday carries the incentive of a &pound;20,000 bonus if the sale dog wins the Daily Mirror/Sporting Life Derby.          
ARAZI FLOPS    
CHARLES FAWCUS    
ARAZI'S reputation nose-dived again yesterday when the one-time wonder horse could finish only third at Longchamp.    
But trainer Francois Boutin came out of his corner in fighting mood.    
Last year's champion had been expected to stroll home against second-division opposition in the Prix du Prince D'Orange before another Breeders Cup bid.    
But he finished six lengths behind the winner Arcangues, who could manage only eighth place in the Coral Eclipse at Sandown, losing second place on the <head>post</head> .    
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As Quality Control/Data Scientists you will be responsible for important quality control and audit procedures for the laboratory's analytical functions, and be involved in the operation and management of laboratory and Regional Data systems.
You will assist in the achievement and enforcement of NAMAS accreditation and the implementation of laboratory safety regulations.    
As Investigation Scientists you will be responsible for carrying out a wide variety of environmental monitoring and impact assessment investigations in rivers, estuaries and coastal waters and play an important role in installing and maintaining automatic quality monitoring stations.
You will be required to analyse and report scientific data.    
Appointments will be as Technical Assistants or Trainee Scientists.      
Technical Assistants (2 <head>posts</head> )    
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Mozart finally made plans to travel to Paris in the spring with Johann Baptist Wendling, a flautist at the Mannheim court orchestra, and the oboist Friedrich Ramm, but nevertheless Leopold's letters show him becoming increasingly exasperated, above all at being in debt as a result of his son's activities.
He informed Mozart of his debt on more than one occasion&mdash;over 400 gulden on 20 November and &bquo;more than 600 gulden&equo; by 11 December.
In February the following year he wrote:    
I am now in very deep waters.
As you know, I am now in debt to the extent of about 700 gulden and haven't the faintest idea how I am going to support myself, Mamma and your sister on my monthly salary&hellip; this is the first time I have got into debt.    
(5 February 1778)    
Meanwhile the court organist at Salzburg, Adlgasser, had died suddenly in December 1777 and it was suggested to Leopold that Mozart's name might be   put   foward   for the <head>post</head> .
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In such a situation the future for integration looked bleak.    
The transfer of ILEA responsibilities to the council meant that future decisions around integration and children would be mainly the brief of the new Education Committee.
This committee was likely to be more responsive to lobbying and pressure from parents of children already in &bquo;mainstream&equo; schools and from the huge workforce in mainstream and specialist education.
Such a powerbase is potentially much more difficult to change in the interests of a small discriminated-against group.    
The cuts and internal reorganisation in the ILEA also resulted in a total turn&rehy;about on decisions concerning the specialist social worker post.
When the postholder left in December 1987, the <head>post</head> was redesignated to a special school.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40038" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
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It is thought the name means &bquo;the enclosure of the family of Loca&equo; and the settlement dates from Anglo-Saxon times.    
Lockington keeps its appearance of an estate village &mdash; it forms part of the estate of Lord Hotham of South Dalton and some of the more modern buildings have kept to the style of the estate cottages with their pointed-roofed upper windows.
Some 400 people live in the actual village of Lockington as opposed to the parish.
A very small number are employed on the three working farms in the village.
Other occupations are of necessity followed in the neighbouring towns so to some extent Lockington is a commuter village.
There is a coach business which also does break-down work.
The other non-agricultural employment is in the recently refurbished Rockingham Arms.
This used to incorporate the shop and post office.
The <head>post</head> office is now situated in School Farm.    
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In this instance a direct challenge is made to the expertise of the teachers and their professional skills &mdash; areas that had been defended by the Curriculum Deputy when it was suggested that the Bursar might become involved in interviews for community posts.    
Finally, there is the question of the extent to which Catholic values influenced the definition of this post and the debate about the appointment of this particular teacher, given her values and the feminist perspective that she brought to the school &mdash; a situation that also occurred in the appointment of another teacher but in a different way.        
Case 2: the case of Jenny Ball    
Jenny Ball had, since May 1984, taken responsibility for youth work in the community college &mdash; a position that she hoped would   eventually become a part-time permanent <head>post</head> .
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&bquo;But we haven't had enough rain to replenish the water table which is itself in drought,&equo; pointed out Susan.
She fears for the future of the river's wildlife.        
NEW HOSPITAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE    
A NEW chief executive has been appointed for the King Edward VII Hospital at Midhurst.    
Paul Benson, who is aged 39, will take over from John Goldsworthy at the 175-bed hospital, which is now one of the largest West Sussex employers with a staff of some 500 people.    
Having worked in both the NHS and in independent healthcare management, Mr. Benson was recently based in London as director of human resources for BUPA Health Services.    
Mr. Benson, who is married with a two-year-old son, lives near Havant and will take up his <head>post</head> at the end of April.        
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Garden escapes are also a distinctive feature providing drifts of iris  (Iris spp)   and Lupin  (Lupinus spp)   alongside railway tracks, rhododendrons  (Rhododendron spp)   in woodland and numerous other species such as bladder senna  (Colutea arborescens)  .
And plants exploit the Thames in the few areas where tidal scouring is not too great: the LNHS has recorded wild and garden angelica  (Angelica sylvestris   and  A. archangetica)   and hemlock water dropwort  (Oenanthe crocata)   at Battersea.    
The LNHS is the long-established basis for studies of natural history in London, and the society's approach has been complemented by local groups with environmental interests.
The foundation of the London Wildlife Trust a couple of years ago provided a focal point for all bodies involved in urban conservation, and the recent creation of the <head>post</head> of Chief Ecologist to the Greater London Council  (New Scientist  , vol 95, p 520) gives a point of contact within the city's governing body.
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And secondly there is the need for the Club, like other employers, to operate within an ever-increasing straight-jacket of legislation and to a high criticality of skilled accounting.
Employment law, pensions, taxation, licensing regulations, Landlord and Tenant, V.A.T. Data Protection and so on &mdash; the Club has to deal with all of these and recent Minutes show an increase in the amount of business in these areas.    
The role of Treasurer over the years has grown from overseeing simple book-keeping to an extensive involvement and the contributions of Leslie Wise, A.J. Chapman, Albert (Bert) Ford and currently Jim Grey, have been valuable indeed and it is not surprising that Arthur Chapman felt the work was too demanding for an Honorary Treasurer, although what each does might vary depending on what bias the secretary brings to his <head>post</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40047" docsrc="bnc_CJU_1543">
<answer instance="post.40047" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
We have vacancies in high technology areas including electronics, software and R&amp;D &mdash; fields include maths and physics.
Salaries range from &pound;10k&ndash;&pound;18k dependent on qualifications, with relocation packages where applicable.    
Please send your CV, listing telephone number for contact, or call us now for an application form.
Our services are  free   to all applicants.          
RH&Ocirc;NE POULENC    
WELCOME TO ALL THOSE WHO WILL TAKE PART ON OUR ADVENTURE&hellip;    
Our company is rapidly growing with the objective of being one of the top five chemical companies in the world and is using all possible means to achieve it.
There are currently two positions available in the toxicology department in Lyon: these two <head>posts</head> would normally be suitable for toxicologists with a postgraduate qualification.      
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Not a bit of it.
They shopped around and found a tasty 8.69 per cent deal at the Norwich and Peterborough Building Society &mdash; two per cent less than they were paying.
So they did the switch, cleared their debts, and now &pound;6 a month better off.    
But for many the cost of switching could be too high.
Many mortgages have costly redemption fees &mdash; which usually cost you the equivalent of one to three months' mortgage payments.
Add legal fees and a new valuation and you could be on a loser.    
So ask your building society what you could lose or gain from a remortgage.
Your bank balance might be given a pleasant surprise.     
SMART MOVE: Debra and Graham Morris          
YOUR MONEY      
<head>POST</head> HASTE    
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<answer instance="post.40053" senseid="post%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
The target date of 1992 was chosen for the completion of the single market and it was thought that it would take the lifetime of two Commissions to complete the programme.
The single market legislation envisaged by the White Paper is the specific expression and implementation of the fundamental principle enshrined in the EEC Treaty that goods, services, capital and people should circulate freely throughout a single economic Community.
In practical terms, a number of general fundamental principles have underpinned the development of the single market in all areas of economic activity.      
Removal of physical barriers    
Physical barriers to trade take a variety of forms varying from delays and unnecessary formalities at customs <head>posts</head> , and immigration controls, to searches of vehicles and baggage, transport and handling charges.
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</instance>

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<context>
They are a normal part of the  gut flora   &mdash; the millions of bacteria and other microbes living in our digestive tract, mostly in the large intestine.
These feed on the remains of our meals but do us no harm &mdash; in fact they are essential to the well-being of the gut.       
GERALD  
As a young man, Gerald had suffered a severe bladder infection for which he needed prolonged treatment with antibiotics.
Although the infection cleared up, he was left with a mild diarrhoea that proved very persistent.
Five or six bowel movements a day were not uncommon.
Fortunately, Gerald found an office job, with a national charity, and his symptoms were only a slight inconvenience.
But in later years, as he was promoted to more senior <head>posts</head> , he found that he had to travel more and more to oversee fund-raising projects.
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The lorry driver suffered serious leg and neck injuries.
The children, all from the John F Kennedy School in Hemel Hempstead, were treated for minor injuries, cuts and shock.        
Girl student fall mystery    
STUDENT Lalita Ahuja, 19, plunged 100ft to her death just an hour after registering at university, an inquest heard.    
Her father Dr Annad Sheel Ahuja, of Bolton, Lancs, said: &bquo;I left her in a perfectly good state.&equo;    
Coroner James Turnbull ruled that there was not enough evidence to prove suicide.    
Verdict: Open        
Bolt horror    
SURGEONS removed an eight-inch crossbow bolt embedded in a teenager's head yesterday.    
The 18-year-old was shot at close range outside a <head>post</head> office in Exeter, Devon.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40060" docsrc="bnc_A2A_292">
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<context>
THOUSANDS of classroom teachers in primary and secondary schools in England and Wales are being underpaid by up to &pound;2,500 annually because of a government error, one of the largest teachers unions claimed yesterday.    
The Assistant Masters and Mistresses Association, representing about 131,000 teachers, estimates that about 7,500 teachers are not being paid incentive allowances worth &pound;858 a year, while a further 900 are missing out on additional annual payments of &pound;2,568.    
The Government introduced incentive allowances for teachers in 1987 when it removed the profession's bargaining rights and imposed a pay settlement.
The payments were to be made to teachers with additional responsibilities; to outstanding teachers; to those teaching in shortage subjects; and for teachers taking <head>posts</head> that were difficult to fill.    
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</instance>

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<context>
This unequal balance is at the heart of the Muslim (and Syrian) demand for political reform in Lebanon, a demand which General Aoun will only accept, he says, once the Syrians have left the country.
For the fact is that the Christians now hold a power out of proportion to their numbers, thanks to the French.
And while France formally supports the need for reform, it has given considerable support to General Aoun.
Indeed, the French press has produced the dangerous illusion in Lebanon that French soldiers might land in the Christian enclave to protect the Maronites.    
In principle, it is not hard to see how political reform could be achieved.
If the presidency was given only a nominal role, for example, the Maronites would still hold the most honoured <head>post</head> in the country while more executive power could be given to the Sunni Muslim premier.    
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</instance>

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<context>
The diplomacy came to nothing, but the Hague Congress did much to crystallize the belief that women had a special role to play in the politics of peace.
Feminism, particularly the maternalist feminism expressed by Catherine Marshall, long remained a powerful source of pacifist activism.    
The substantial minority at The Hague who opposed the plan to send envoys believed that the time was not yet ripe for direct public agitation to stop the war.
The need of the moment, they argued, was not dramatic gestures, but hard thinking and patient propaganda about the conditions required for a lasting abolition of international anarchy.
Such views echoed the standpoint of Britain's major wartime peace organization, the Union of Democratic Control (UDC).
The initiative which led to the formation of the UDC was taken by Charles Trevelyan on August 5th, the day after he resigned from a junior ministerial <head>post</head> at the Board of Education.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40068" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
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Turn right along the road, and after 150 yards go over two stiles on the left and cross the moorland to the road.
Follow the path which runs parallel to the road on its eastern side up to Windgather Rocks.    
Go along the rocks, descending the path which goes through a broken wall and joins a farm track opposite some farm buildings.
Turn right and continue east to the wall corner and then south-east to cross the stile at the edge of the woods.    
Go east to meet farm road.
Walk along the road until you come to Overton Hall Farm where you bear sharp right down bend in track.
Continue on this track, cross Mill Clough and go on past Knipe Farm and aim for the corner of Fernlee Reservoir.
Follow the western sides of Fernlee and Errwood reservoirs going south.    
Cross the bridge at Shooter's Clough and bear right to a wooden information <head>post</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40072" docsrc="bnc_C9X_2113">
<answer instance="post.40072" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
These beds can be used to produce salad crops and fresh herbs or can be used as nursery beds for self-raised perennials and shrubs until they're sufficiently well-established to be planted out.    
Flexible alkathene hoops, available from builders' merchants, secured to each side of a bed with a cover of heavy-duty polythene, make a simple cold frame for protecting frost-sensitive shrubs and newly raised annuals.
Strings secured to the timber edgings hold down the polythene cover.    
The same method using netting would make effective protection for a bed of a dozen or more high-yielding strawberry plants.
Cordon fruit trees occupy the bed against the garage wall.             
Terracotta rope-topped edgings and corner <head>posts</head> &mdash; as used in our plan &mdash; are available from Agriframes      
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40075" docsrc="bnc_CMK_715">
<answer instance="post.40075" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
If you live in the UK, you can choose to have your pension paid either by credit transfer or in order book form.    
 Credit transfer  .
This method gives you the choice of having your pension paid direct into a bank or National Giro account; or, alternatively, into an investment account with either the National Savings Bank or with most building societies.
Payment will be made in arrears every four weeks or quarterly, whichever you prefer.    
 Order book  .
You receive a book of orders (or pension book) which you can cash at a post office of your choice.
Each order is your pension entitlement for one week and is valid for 12 weeks after the date shown on the voucher.
If it is difficult for you to get to the <head>post</head> office, the coloured pages in the book explain how someone else can draw the payment for you.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40077" docsrc="bnc_CHH_1301">
<answer instance="post.40077" senseid="post%1:04:01::"/>
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In the shops these stylish, high performance boots would cost you &pound;89.99 (GT 35, shown left) and &pound;84.99 (Lady GT, shown top left).        
HOW TO ENTER    
To have a chance of winning one of these fabulous pairs of boots all you have to do is find the following eight words in the word square: LINE 7, GORETEX, GT RIFT, RAIDER, PANDA, RANGER, ROVER and LADY GT.
In order to make it just a little bit trickier the words can read forwards, backwards, up, down and diagonally.
Once you've found the words ring them with a pen, cut out the wordsquare or photocopy it if you don't want to damage your magazine, and send it to us here at:   Make sure you also enclose your address and boot size.
All entries must arrive no later than last <head>post</head> on Friday July 31.              
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&bquo;Although we do not consider Mr Gray's conduct to have been either dishonest or intentionally misleading, nonetheless the discharge of his responsibilities as company secretary was, in these respects, most unsatisfactory.&equo;    
Deputy chairman David Atkins and finance director Nicholas Fazakerley were criticised over irregularities relating to directors' meetings, although, as the report stresses, their integrity was not in doubt.       
City Sheriff.
One of the City of London's new Sheriffs, Coopers &amp; Lybrand partner Roger Cork (pictured above left with fellow Sheriff Anthony Moss (right) and the present Lord Mayor Sir Brian Jenkins) is probably more familiar with City life than most: he is, of course, the son of former Sheriff and Lord Mayor Sir Kenneth Cork.  
Now in one of the most prestigious and historic <head>posts</head> in the country, he includes looking after the Old Bailey among his new responsibilities.    
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In My Beginning    
I was born in 1902 in Windsor, where my father was head gardener on a small estate named Abbey House, and where my mother had been cook.
The daily contact between a young gardener and a young cook, conferring about the fruit and vegetables needed for their employer's meals, led to their falling in love and marriage, and my birth nine months later.
My father came from a peasant family in Berkshire, consisting of three sons and five daughters, all of whom entered some kind of domestic service, the women rising to responsible <head>posts</head> as head housemaids, housekeepers and parlourmaids.
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<answer instance="post.40081" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
Assistance with rent and rates for people on a low income is available not only to council tenants, but also to tenants or private landlords, those who live in housing association accommodation and owner occupiers.        
The safe investment of capital    
If your elderly parent has a family solicitor who knows her and her circumstances well, he will be the best person to give expert advice on the investment of her capital, but if she prefers to rely solely upon your advice you should encourage her to put safety first in this matter, for unless someone is very wealthy, and can afford to lose money occasionally, playing the stock market is a foolish and risky game in later life.    
One of the best things she can do is to invest as much as possible, up to the maximum of &pound;500, in the government's index-linked Retirement Certificates, which can be purchased   at the <head>Post</head> Office, where information leaflets are available.
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&bquo;I suppose it is part of the old wrecking tradition of brandy for the parson and baccy for the clerk but of course it is not legal.    
&bquo;We are very worried someone is going to fall down the cliff or slip off the ship and break something.    
&bquo;We have even had the force helicopter out flying over the ship and broadcasting the message to get off.&equo;    
A spokesman for Brixham coastguard said: &bquo;It is very dangerous because people have to scramble down the cliffs and then onto the boat and then they have to get off carrying whatever they have nicked.    
&bquo;Police have been waiting at the top to take the things off them.&equo;        
Secret disease kills   keepfit   dad    
SUPERFIT Huw O'Brien died from a heart disease he knew nothing about, a <head>post</head> mortem revealed yesterday.    
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<answer instance="post.40084" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
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In 1797 the young Poles of Danzig did stage a street demonstration, but that was the limit of their effort to revive the Polish state, and the limit of their willingness to parade a Polish identity.
Warsaw was simply too distant and the Polish nobility too self-interested for the peripheral and unregarded Poles of Pomerania and Danzig seriously to consider dying for them.
Also the material benefits of Prussian citizenship had begun to show in improved living standards and educational opportunities.
The years 1794&ndash;1806 were something of a honeymoon for the Prussians and their Poles: a spirit of co-operation flourished as the Prussians sought to secure the affections of their Polish subjects.
Poles were appointed to administrative <head>posts</head> in local government, and the law courts attempted to accommodate requests for the use of the Polish language.
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The Defence Force's account raised doubts about the circumstances of the deaths of some of the rebels.
Only officers and NCOs were among those listed as killed, whereas dozens of lower ranking soldiers were involved in the fighting.
The US Senator Jesse Helms said in Washington yesterday he had reports from Panama that General Noriega had personally shot dead Major Giroldi, the commander of the &bquo;Urraca&equo; company charged with defending the Defence Force headquarters from where the uprising was launched.
US defence officials could not confirm the claim.    
General Noriega detained two of the five colonels on his General Staff, both until now thought to have been loyal senior officers.
Colonel Guillermo Wong headed G-2 military intelligence, the General's <head>post</head> until he took control of the Defence Force.
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<answer instance="post.40087" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
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Despite the weather, the Mayor, Aldermen, and other high officials were on the landing strip to meet &bquo;Buck&equo; Buchanan and his twin engined Fokker as the storm seemed to clear.
Formalities were hurried over, and we took off into a lowering western sky.
Flight companions, apart from Buchanan and his co-pilot, were an official of the federal Post Office in charge of the air mail, and a fellow-reporter, Dick Sanborn of the Leader-Post.
The weather was very rough and it was evident that we were heading into another part of the blizzard; white cascades of billowy snow swirled around us, as the aircraft roared, bumped and bucketed towards our goal some 400 miles to the west.    
After about 45 minutes we noticed that the <head>Post</head> Office official, seated in the bucket seat across the fuselage from Dick and me, seemed to have turned a rather sickly white, and he even tried to stand up quickly despite his safety belt.
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<answer instance="post.40089" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
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Combined with shortages of books and equipment and the poor state of maintenance of many schools, the situation for teachers, especially those posted to rural areas, can be discouraging.
Teachers' salaries are relatively low compared with those for other professions requiring the same duration of training, so that there is no great incentive to become a teacher.
A teacher from an urban school, discussing the reasons for a recent teachers' strike, said that not only were salaries low when the amount of time worked outside classroom hours was taken into account, but also teachers often had to pay for classroom materials out of their own pockets, if they wanted to have any.
Despite a long tradition of education, there is still a lack of qualified teachers: in 1986 almost 400 teaching <head>posts</head> were not filled for lack of trained applicants.    
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Ruslan Khasbulatov, the speaker of parliament, declared that &bquo;the referendum decides absolutely nothing.&equo;    
He could be right.
Mr Yeltsin's dilemma is that, to continue with economic reform, he has to get rid of the present parliament, which is blocking him at every turn.
Under the rules set by the Constitutional Court (whose members are chosen by parliament), the president had to get half the electorate (53.5m people) to approve an early parliamentary election.
On April 25th only 44.3m so voted.    
Instead of proclaiming victory, Mr Yeltsin kept quiet after the referendum and called an expanded meeting of his cabinet for April 29th.
At this meeting he presented the draft of a new constitution, which he wants to be adopted by a constituent assembly in June.    
This draft, which has 130 articles, would abolish the present parliament and the <head>post</head> of vice-president.
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<answer instance="post.40094" senseid="post%1:10:02::"/>
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Until recently, it was customary for a Speaker to be returned unopposed, but this practice has now been abandoned in a number of instances.    
In the case of a by-election, the issue of a writ by the Speaker is warranted by the House of Commons on a motion to that effect.
It used to be the custom that the issue of the writ should be moved by chief whip of the party in the House of Commons a member of which had held the seat prior to its vacation, but this practice was occasionally the subject of abuse by the moving party being reluctant, by reason of its unpopularity in the country and consequent fear of being humiliated in a poll, Constituents in one instance were left unrepresented for over nine months.
This abuse is   now curtailed by the Recess Elections Act 1975.    
The voting method in parliamentary elections is the simple primary, or &bquo;first past the <head>post</head> &equo; system.
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&hellip; and goes clear.    
Dancing Brave (Pat Eddery) in the parade.        
CRISP AND RED RUM    
Grand National, Liverpool, 31 March 1973    
The 1973 Grand National was won by Red Rum, ridden by Brian Fletcher, by three quarters of a length from Crisp, with L'Escargot twenty-five lengths away in third and Spanish Steps a further twelve lengths back in fourth.
Those are the facts.
But somehow they are wrong, for at every stage of this incredible race &mdash; at every stage, that is, bar the one that matters, at the winning <head>post</head> &mdash; the only rightful winner had to be Crisp, whose astonishing display of galloping and jumping in the toughest race in the calendar must, were there any justice in the world, have been blessed with success.    
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<answer instance="post.40099" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
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&bquo;But with his ability to cope with stress by always being forthright, decisive, honest, just, optimistic, assertive and enthusiastic, and aiming to win by insisting on getting things done, and fast, who needs socks?&equo;     
MORAG MACDONALD Company secretary at the Post Office, where she has worked for 22 years.
Aged 43, married (to Girobank's director of strategic planning), one daughter.        
VGA's verdict    
Highly ambitious, but not a high achiever, Modesty and a lack of confidence have kept her at the Post Office &bquo;instead of earning twice as much as Lord Hanson&equo;.
She studied law, was called to the Bar in 1974, and &mdash; falling within the top 5 per cent of all people who have ever been psychometrically tested for verbal critical reasoning skills &mdash; would have made a marvellous lawyer.
Jumping two <head>Post</head> Office grades to get her job was an unexpectedly large career leap.
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<answer instance="post.40100" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
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Wasps can only wish then that this weekend's activities are as fruitful, the students putting on a brave show with two second-half tries from their dashing wing, Andy Parton, but Wasps &mdash; fielding only two of this season's first-teamers &mdash; winning with something to spare thanks largely to the goal-kicking of Paddy Young.    
The referee's first task of a damp evening was to ask Wasps to change their jerseys in order to avoid confusion and they emerged with a far more waspish look about them in black-and-yellow hoops.
Stung by this delay, they drove the students back many a yard at the opening scrum.    
This may have embarrassed Loughborough's Richard Wareham, the tight-head who played in the England Under-21 front row when they hammered Romania in Bucharest last May, and the youngsters continued to go backwards at a rate of knots in tight and loose.    
Wasps soon moved ahead when twice catching their opponents offside, Young landing penalties from bang in front of the <head>posts</head> .
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<answer instance="post.40105" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
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Sir Douglas Haig, British Commander-in-Chief, reluctantly agreed to bring forward from 1 August to 1 July 1916 the Somme offensive.
This was to achieve little save loss, but it was at least a factor in bringing the German attack at Verdun to an end.    
Meanwhile Russia had re-equipped and enlarged her army to an astonishing degree, considering her antiquated and corrupt administrative system.
She was now ready to launch a major attack.
An Italian attack on Austria-Hungary was also planned.    
It was not only strategy that was affected by Verdun; personalities, too, were involved.
Falkenhayn was relieved of his command by the Kaiser in August and replaced by Hindenburg and Ludendorff.
In France, Joffre, though discredited, was appointed Chief Military Adviser to the Government, a titular <head>post</head> that gave his incompetence less scope.    
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North Eastern    
Mr F T Wilson    
Northern Ireland    
Air Vice-Marshal D Whittaker    
European    
The Marquis of Amodio and Moya    
South African    
Mr V G T Duggan        
Our grateful thanks go to them for their support of the Association.        
Staff Matters    
Simon Martin has taken up the new <head>post</head> of Membership Officer based at Malvern.
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<answer instance="post.40109" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
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I will leave you some Christmas cake sweets and beer.&equo;
The beer should cheer Santa up after all that milk.
But let's hope the piana is only an upright: it would be a shame if the child who wants an organ has to go without and it's hard to see how Santa would manage with a Steinway grand.    
In New York, letters to Santa reflect the need more than the greed in that city of cities.
A 10-year-old asks for shoes: &bquo;Right now my mother doesn't work.&equo;
Her mother has two other little kids and is on welfare &mdash; &dollar;231 (about &pound;l44) a month.
A 50-year-old grandmother wrote to Santa: &bquo;I'm a sick lady with cancer.
I'm always with pain in the body.
I like a Quilt so I could be warm at night.&equo;    
The letters are pinned up in a big main <head>post</head> office and generous people send the presents.
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<answer instance="post.40111" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
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General Ranatunga said the leftist rebels had done an &bquo;unbelievable&equo; amount of damage during the ceasefire.    
&bquo;A large number of houses, post offices and government buildings were burned.
Last night two factories went up in flames,&equo; he said.    
The JVP, fighting to overthrow the government for the past two-and-a-half years, did not respect the ceasefire, first imposed by the government for 72 hours on 27 September.    
It was extended for three days after officials reported violence had dropped below the average 30 killings a day.
A government statement said that 1,120 &bquo;subversives&equo;, the official term for the JVP, surrendered in the six days in return for rehabilitation and the promise of jobs.    
It said 21 people were killed in the 24 hours to Tuesday morning.
Thirty official buildings, 17 <head>post</head> offices and six buses were set ablaze in the period.    
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<answer instance="post.40116" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
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Our first &bquo;find&equo; was Earle Kelly, a bewhiskered and rusty-voiced newsman from the Daily Province, who was engaged to read the 9 o'clock news.
His hearty voice was soon familiar to and popular with many thousands of listeners up and down the west coast and he invariably ended his broadcasts with a special Good-Night wish to a different section of the community each evening, such as to June brides, to lighthouse keepers &bquo;out there in the dark&equo;, or to all dentists who might be &bquo;looking down in the mouth&equo;.
Not clever stuff, but he got away with it.    
Among the many new and original talks personalities brought to Canadian listeners from the west coast were two that really caught the public imagination.
By their very quality and integrity they continued for several years after I had been graduated from the <head>post</head> of Talks Producer to higher echelons of musical and dramatic productions.
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<answer instance="post.40117" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="post.40117" senseid="U"/>
<context>
In that year the secretary of the Society for the Relief of Persons Confined for Small Debts received a letter from Spencer Perceval the Prime Minster (who was later to be assassinated by a bankrupt, John Bellingham) to say that His Majesty had graciously given orders to present The Thatched House Society with &pound;2,000 from his private purse.
In addition the king gave &pound;1,000 for the liberation of prisoners confined for small debts in Scotland, and another &pound;1,000 for those in Ireland.
The Corporation of London and the Merchants of London also marked George III's Jubilee by donating &pound;2,000 to The Thatched House Society.      
This advertisement in the  Morning <head>Post</head>   of 23 October 1809 asked for money towards a fund for offering compositions to creditors which would effect the debtors' release &mdash; 10s in the pound for every debt under &pound;20; 7s 6d under &pound;50; 5s above &pound;50.          
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&bquo;Sister, such a cold-blooded way!&equo;    
&bquo;Cold-blooded words don't necessarily betoken a callous nature, as you should be well aware by this stage in your training.
It's not what people say that gives 'em away, it's what they do.&equo;
The Burns Room door had closed behind the police-sergeant.
&bquo;I've had dealings with that man   before.
I've seen him crying like a child over a dead baby he carried in.
His language would have made a Chief Petty Officer blush&hellip;
But this won't get us out on the tide.&equo;
She quickly finished all she had to tell me about my errands.
&bquo;Cast off and don't dawdle!&equo;    
I did not dawdle, but as I had to pass our <head>post</head> pigeonholes, from force of habit I looked in mine in case the second post had been sorted early.
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<answer instance="post.40126" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
He requested her to parcel up most carefully in an oiled cloth his other gun and have it sent to him.
She was at first incensed at the idea &mdash; as if she had no more to do than pack up guns, as if it were an easy matter to send such an object at all, as if she existed only for his convenience &mdash; and then amused.
Rabbits, indeed.
She was not fooled for an instant nor so cut off from news that she had not heard that war was in the air again.
Ferdinando was far too old, but only mention the cause and he would be into his old daydreams, seeing himself at the head of a column moving relentlessly on the Austrians.
She wrote to him quite sharply, not caring who read her letter, that: &mdash; it is impossible for me to  post   a gun as you ought to know you foolish man for what would the <head>post</head> office officials think were I to turn up with a gun to send?
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<answer instance="post.40129" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
You could also look to outside advisory agencies for assistance, such as employers' associations, training organizations, and specialized bodies for articles and literature such as the British Institute of Management, or the Institute of Personnel Management.
The latter have a free code of practice on this area.    
Employment agencies offer another source of help with the recruitment process as do specialist selection consultants.
There are also candidate registers that are occasionally useful for finding people with specific technical or scientific qualifications.
Finally, there are advertising agencies who can often give useful aid on certain aspects of recruitment.    
Help of any kind will cost money and time, yours and theirs.
So only seek assistance if it seems cost effective to do so.
By organizing much of the process yourself, at least for the key <head>posts</head> , you will enhance your ability to select the right person.        
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<answer instance="post.40130" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The contest might just be enough to halt temporarily the remorseless shrinkage in numbers that another four or more years in opposition will bring.
Once the summer is over, the picture will look different.
The hard slog will then begin in earnest.    
This not the early 1980s, when new members entered the party to the left; old members exited to the right; and Labour voters deserted.
A straight fight between John Smith and Bryan Gould will never be able to generate that level of fall-out.
The manner in which the contest was called, however, will have already cost the party dearly.
All those voters who shamefacedly backed the Tories in the secrecy of the polling booth are probably feeling vindicated.    
It was only fair that Neil Kinnock should be allowed to relinquish his <head>post</head> quickly, although the possibility of Roy Hattersley stepping in as deputy for a few months was ruled out too early.
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<answer instance="post.40132" senseid="post%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
Mr Cubbage was like a cat on hot bricks, he was most distraught at Coleen's decision to go to England, and he bombarded her with letters and flowers; he could not wait for her return and for her to say the one word that would make her his wife.    
Coleen however, was enjoying herself in England, she thought of Mr Cubbage a lot but thought she wouldn't commit herself just yet.
Mr Cubbage was by this time almost demented, he had to know Coleen's decision, so he wrote an impassioned letter begging her to accept his proposal of marriage.
Furthermore, he added what would be construed as an ultimatum but couched in the nicest possible terms.
He wrote his plea as follows: if he hadn't had a reply from her before noon on the last day of the week (which meant return <head>post</head> ) he would trouble her no more.    
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<instance id="post.40134" docsrc="bnc_B23_289">
<answer instance="post.40134" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The LEA may offer advice about essential staffing levels and a model establishment figure given curricular demands and the size of the school's budget, but the governors have the ultimate decision-making power.
The DES guidelines (Circular 1988b) indicate that governors should seek the advice of the headteacher on staffing issues such as this.        
APPOINTMENT OF STAFF    
In practice, the extent of change engendered by the staffing delegation component of LMS will vary from LEA to LEA and from school to school and in nothing more so than in appointments.
The 1986 Education Act (No 2) sought to enhance and standardise the role of governors in this area, but nevertheless the LEA remained the ultimate authority.
With LMS, decisions about whom to select   for appointment rest with the governing body.
These decisions will be subject to a requirement to consult the head and, except for non-teaching <head>posts</head> of less than 16 hours a week, the CEO.    
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<instance id="post.40137" docsrc="bnc_CRA_1042">
<answer instance="post.40137" senseid="P"/>
<context>
REVISIONISTS are already at work on April 24th's gay march on Washington.
At the time, the television networks served up images of Gap-wearing middle-managers having a day out.
Those who went down to the Mall to look also noticed bare-breasted lesbians, some with rings through their nipples; men in leather trousers and studded harnesses; and T-shirts proclaiming &bquo;Every tenth Jesus is a queer.&equo;
Some of the speeches were less than soothing, too.    
Whatever happened to those unsettling scenes?
The networks did not report them, nor did the press.
The Washington Times and Accuracy in Media, both avowedly right-wing, were quick to point that out; but on May 9th Howard Kurtz, media correspondent for the Washington <head>Post</head> , also accused the networks of producing a &bquo;bleached&equo; account of the march.    
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<answer instance="post.40140" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Probably something trivial.&equo;    
&bquo;Two people saw you holding a short conversation with Dominic.
Can you remember any part of it?&equo;    
&bquo;I had several conversations with him.
There was nothing special about that one.&equo;    
&bquo;Who knew about your liaison?,    
&bquo;Nobody.&equo;    
&bquo;Do you not think that someone suspected?&equo;    
&bquo;How should I know?&equo;      
&bquo;Oh, a hint here, a sign of jealousy there.
By the way, I gather his appointment to the registrar <head>post</head> was an unpopular one.&equo;    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40144" senseid="U"/>
<context>
After Feathers was jailed for life she vowed: &bquo;I know he did not mean to kill Harry.
I am sticking by him.&equo;    
The court heard that little Harry's death could have been prevented if social workers had not overruled detectives.     
Returned    
Ten days before he died the baby was rushed to hospital with a fractured skull and police took out a 72-hour care order.    
But Harry was returned to his mother in Barking, Essex, after a welfare services meeting led by social worker Mrs Bula Biswas.
One week later he was dead.    
Feathers, who was not Harry's father, told the court he threw the baby on the bed because he would not stop crying.    
But a <head>post</head> mortem revealed three huge head blows had bruised the baby's brain so badly, the swelling caused the old skull fracture to enlarge by four inches.    
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<instance id="post.40146" docsrc="bnc_A7K_940">
<answer instance="post.40146" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
FYT NEWS Rosy Fairhurst, Jill Garner            
St Clement's CHURCH NEWS    
JULY 1990    
Salt and light    
St. Clement's Rectory 58 Rectory Road Oxford    
Tel: 248735      
The Rector's Letter    
Dear Friends,      
We are most grateful to those of you who prayed for us on our recent visit to Zimbabwe.
Both the Bishop and the parish (St Mary's, Avondale) in Harare were obviously keen to have us and our visit helped confirm to us that this seems to be the Lord's next step for us.
Accordingly, subject to work permits being forthcoming, I have accepted a <head>post</head> as Rector, and Elizabeth as a Diocesan Counsellor with special responsibility for helping with the problems of AIDS.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40148" docsrc="bnc_BNM_100">
<answer instance="post.40148" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
This may be because low staff turnover creates less need for induction and job training and more need for development   training or it may be that job training is more likely to be taken for granted.
There are inherent dangers in assuming that systematic job training is occurring, as both Edwards and Casteleyn have emphasized:    
&bquo;Job training may be, in its simplest form, almost universal but that is no reason for complacency.
Too few libraries train according to a pre-arranged plan and many are not only unable to justify the methods used for the processes taught but may actually be unaware of what these methods and processes are.
There tends to be an easy assumption that satisfactory job training exists because everyone who remains in <head>post</head> in a library must of necessity have learnt to do his job to at least minimum standards&hellip;&equo;        
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<answer instance="post.40150" senseid="U"/>
<context>
This course of action will avoid the possibility of the interest coming to light at a later stage causing the councillor to be the subject of criticism that his view of the public issue was thereby influenced.
Although such criticism may well be totally unjustified, if could be very embarrassing.
Reference may be made to the National Code of Local Government Conduct, para. 3 (Appendix D,  <head>post</head>  , p. 105) although it has to be said that that paragraph is not, in the author's view, well drafted since it fails to indicate with sufficient clarity the   difference   between disclosing personal pecuniary interests (failure to comply being a serious criminal offence) and disclosing other interests (which is simply a matter of prudence, but involves no breach of law).      
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40152" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
&bquo;And don't worry,&equo; said Megan, patting a haversack that lay beside her on the parapet.
&bquo;We've got masses of food for a picnic, so you don't have to feed us.
We were going to say hullo to you, and then walk round to that little island &mdash; it's called Seal Island &mdash; I can't say the Gaelic name but Mrs McDougall told me that's what it means.
It's the one with the broch on it.
It looks as if there's a path over from your cottage, so perhaps we could walk round there and then come back to you for tea?&equo;    
&bquo;Well, of course you may, but did you ask about the tides?
That's not a bridge that's marked on the map, it's a causeway that's covered most of the time.
I was down there yesterday, and I doubt if you'll be able to cross much before two o'clock.
Why not make sure?
I think I saw tide tables in the <head>post</head> office.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40153" docsrc="bnc_C93_1467">
<answer instance="post.40153" senseid="post%1:15:00::"/>
<answer instance="post.40153" senseid="U"/>
<context>
In the Dawnay chapel on the south side is a statue of Viscount Downe made by Chantry and an Easter sepulchre.
The east window of this   chapel contains the only remaining fragments of 14th century glass.    
Near the chancel arch is a niche dedicated to St Sitha &mdash; her only claim to fame, according to local tradition, is that she was martyred, her head was cut off &bquo;and she picked it up and ran three miles to the nearby (sic!) church to warn the other Christians.&equo;
Not surprisingly the only other shrine to her is in Bradford Cathedral.
Some say Sitha is a corruption of   Etheldreds  , sister to the Abbess Hilda of Whitby, but this seems to be wishful thinking.
Certainly Snaith Priory was a staging <head>post</head> for pilgrims travelling from Lincoln to York, as recorded on the altar kneelers.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40156" docsrc="bnc_A0X_244">
<answer instance="post.40156" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
When talking about marking off the stretchers he seems to place more importance on the length of the tenon than the distance between the shoulders.
At this stage there would be no harm in leaving the tenons slightly long.
He advocates marking the stretchers off one at a time instead of squaring cross all four at once.
He talks about the accuracy of rulers.
If he uses the ruler to transfer a measurement from one piece of his work to another then they are going to be identical; accuracy of the ruler doesn't come into it.
The author should also be reminded that &bquo;rulers&equo; are used by children in schools; woodworkers use &bquo;rules&equo;.    
He cuts the tenon shoulders one at a time, and then lines them up to make a final pass if necessary.
Why not cut all four at one go?
He then goes on to fit the tenons to the mortise saying &bquo;fit the stretchers to the <head>posts</head> and repeat the exercise on the mullions.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40157" docsrc="bnc_A46_408">
<answer instance="post.40157" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
As the congress came to a close, Janis Aboltins, vice-chairman of the Latvian state planning commission, said the call for independence could create problems in negotiating more econonic freedom from the Kremlin.    
&bquo;There is a direct link between the political situation and economic negotiations,&equo; he said.
&bquo;The more radical the slogans, the more difficult it is for us the day after in the corridors of power in Moscow.&equo;        
Around the World    
By BRUCE PALLING    
Law and order in Uganda IT IS more than a decade since Kampala was one of the world's danger capitals, when Uganda was under the sway of Idi Amin, the murderous clown now in exile in the Middle East.
Even though the country is now relatively peaceful, British diplomats still enjoy the protection of British Royal Military Police equipped with the latest in machine pistols and bullet-proof vehicles.
The only other <head>posts</head> with such security are Lebanon and El Salvador.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40161" docsrc="bnc_AM8_1583">
<answer instance="post.40161" senseid="local_post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<answer instance="post.40161" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
We will continue to target help through the Rural Development Commission, and ask the RDC to review the Rural Development Areas to ensure that its efforts are targeted on the areas of most need.
We are committed to developing tourism in ways which provide all-year-round jobs and bring benefit to less well-known parts of our countryside, without damaging the environment.
We have recently published new planning policy guidance which makes it clear how the countryside can benefit form new businesses and jobs, if the location and design of development are handled with sensitivity.    
In local government, many of our shire counties and districts have led the way in raising the quality of public service.
Local <head>post</head> offices, local transport and local schools all have an important role to play in sustaining rural life.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40162" docsrc="bnc_CBE_1926">
<answer instance="post.40162" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
We both had our share of troubles in that area and it was a major factor in our divorce.&equo;
Cruise and Kidman are among Hollywood's highest earners, having made about &pound;100 million.    
They met on the set of the race car drama Days of Thunder in 1990.    
A publicist for Cruise said she could not confirm the plan.
A Hollywoood spokesman for Kidman said she could not be contacted.          
Bus dive swim for life    
TERRIFIED college students were forced to swim for their lives after their bus plunged into a water-filled ravine in Calais, northern France.    
The 63 students and teachers from Weston-super-Mare College, Avon, were returning from a day trip when the coach skidded and crashed.    
One girl had a lucky escape when a fence <head>post</head> narrowly missed her head.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40165" docsrc="bnc_AC4_1429">
<answer instance="post.40165" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
She was sweeping out the yard while Bella cooked the lunch and sang to the baby.
Joe was up in Long Field with Oz and the cabbage plants, expecting Jinny   to join him.
And she would have gone.
But as she swept, gritting her teeth and ignoring thoughts of the Doyle family, a rich, delicious smell floated out over the yard.
A rare, special smell that should have had her licking her lips and counting the hours until lunch.    
Bella was cooking the hare.    
For some reason that Jinny did not quite understand, it was the last straw.
Marching across the yard, she put the broom in the tool-house and simply went on walking, towards the village and Keith.    
As she went round to the back of the <head>Post</head> Office, she could hear Mrs Hollins and Rachel in the kitchen, giggling and chattering while they cooked  their   Sunday lunch.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40166" senseid="P"/>
<context>
The panel sat mesmerized until it slowly began to dawn that the applicant appeared to be suffering from the old Fleet Street problem of being tired and emotional.
After twenty minutes Christine Jackson passed a tart note to Horsley, who looked up sharply and abruptly concluded the interview.
Until he got Jackson's note he had been convinced that the man was suffering from some sort of regular illness.
The other interviews went smoothly enough.
The female candidate, Barbara Dalzell, a New Zealand journalist from the  Financial Times  , made a good impression and was reluctantly rejected as lacking experience.    
But what the rest of the candidates did not know was that Pilger had already earmarked someone for the job &mdash; the man who had gatecrashed the capitalization-day party &mdash; Keith Sutton of the  Wapping <head>Post</head>  .    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40171" senseid="local_post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<answer instance="post.40171" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
Wilde took poetic licence to the extreme, for the true story is much more down to earth.
  It is, in   fact, a tale of jealousy, mistrust and uncontrollable temper.    
In 1896, Charles T. Woolridge had been a serving trooper with the Royal Horse Guards for ten years.
He was a good soldier, but his marriage was on the rocks.
Woolridge and his wife, Laura, were living apart.
It was rumoured that Laura had an eye for the men, which did nothing to consolidate the marriage, or to abate Woolridge's white-hot temper, which was never far away.
They had decided on a trial separation, Charles staying with his friends at barracks in London, while his wife lived at Alma Terrace, Arthur Road, Clewer, a district of Windsor.    
Laura shared rooms in the small terraced house with Alice Cox, a young lady who worked with her at a local <head>Post</head> Office.    
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<instance id="post.40172" docsrc="bnc_CG5_464">
<answer instance="post.40172" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
When securing corrugated sheeting to timbers, always drill on the highest spot of a corrugation.
Use a twist drill and operate the drill slowly.
With some sheeting, drilling can generate heat which will clog the drill with melted plastic    
2    
Use plastic top hats to ensure a good seal.
Don't over-tighten the screws or you will distort or even damage the sheeting    
3    
If sheeting has to be trimmed, support the plastic sheet over two pieces of timber and cut between the timbers.
Use a fine&rehy;tooth saw and cut at the shallowest angle possible.
Work slowly to avoid generating heat          
FAST-FIXING FENCE <head>POSTS</head>    
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<answer instance="post.40175" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
New English roses like &bquo;Heritage&equo; look and smell like old roses but flower for longer   
Rosa Excelsa normally a rambler, has been trained as a standard here   
Planting plan   
Container-grown roses can be planted out at any time.
Dig a hole bigger than the container and make sure you plant them with the graft union just below the surface.
In dry conditions check that the hole and rootball are well watered before planting and continue to water weekly.    
Indoor blooms   
Miniature roses, growing no more than 40cm are widely available as house-plants.
Once the flowers have faded, put the plant in the rockery or repot it, using John Innes No 2 compost.
Plunge the <head>post</head> , up to the rim, in a sheltered spot in the garden.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40177" docsrc="bnc_C9X_2142">
<answer instance="post.40177" senseid="post%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Who to ring and where to go for items and services featured in this issue.
Call the manufacturer or supplier on the telephone number given to find your nearest stockist.
Many of them also offer a mail-order service            
USEFUL ADDRESSES    
If you have a problem with your home or just need some expert advice, the organisations below are a good starting point                                                        
NEXT MONTH in our January issue    
ON SALE 10 DECEMBER    
Make sure you get a copy of Ideal Home every month by taking out a subscription.
See page 74 for full details      
Shopping by <head>post</head>    
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<answer instance="post.40179" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
All this went down well enough with the members of the Institute, although it conveniently ignored both the fact that large numbers of those he excoriated had been encouraged into the professions by business parents and that for an entire decade &bquo;the Establishment&equo; had been elbowed aside by the Thatcher appointments policy.    
Margaret Thatcher understood the power of patronage early in her premiership.
He use of it was scarcely unprecedented: &bquo;jobs for the boys&equo;, Tory MPs had cried as Harold Wilson infiltrated another trades union general secretary or a congenial academic on to the board of one or another of the great national institutions in his gift.
In Whitehall, three words came to sum up the appointments policy.
The director of one of the national galleries whose trustees were appointed by Downing Street ran into them in the very early 1980s.
Previously, he had merely submitted the name of the person chosen by his committee to Downing Street, where it was rubber-stamped.
Now, for the first time, he was subjected to close questioning, which went beyond the usual itemizing of previous <head>posts</head> .
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<answer instance="post.40181" senseid="post%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
Now London has to compete with New York and Tokyo.
The reasons for the migration are hugely complex but the opening up of the New World and the Ottoman closure of Eastern Europe were crucial to it.
One result was that Germany and Italy lost out because neither could achieve a strong centralised government.
Neither became nation states until the nineteenth century.
Both retained large peasant populations and in this century both tried to resolve their economic and social failures by resort to fascism.
Even if that analysis is too simple, the threads that lead from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries can still be followed.        
THE next leg of my journey takes me the short drive to Regensburg and from there I follow a minor road to Cham,   last stop before the German-Czech border <head>post</head> .
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<answer instance="post.40184" senseid="post%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
If you are sent to prison for up to six months, you have to wait seven years; a fine is wiped clean after five years and probation or conditional discharge takes one year.
The times are less for youngsters under 17 years of age.          
How can I see my aunt's will?      
I have just heard that an aunt of mine died some years ago.
She did once promise to leave me something &mdash; can I get hold of her will?        
Copies of all wills in England and Wales, of which probate has been granted, are kept at St Catherine's House (no longer at Somerset House).
They are also available at the dead person's local District Registry.
You don't have to be a relation &mdash; anyone may obtain a copy for a small fee.
It's quicker to go there yourself (you'll get a copy within about three days) but you can also apply by <head>post</head> , which takes about four months.       
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<answer instance="post.40185" senseid="post%1:04:01::"/>
<answer instance="post.40185" senseid="post%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
 What to do after a death   DSS leaflet D49 &mdash; October 1990.
Provides detailed information and advice on everything that needs to be done following the death of a relative or friend.      
This leaflet is available free from DSS offices, post offices, or from the DHSS Leaflets Unit, P.O. Box 21, Stanmore, Middx, HA7 1AY, quoting reference number.    
 Survey of Funeral Costs   &mdash; The 1990 Odd Fellows Survey.
Available free of charge from the Order of Odd Fellows, Manchester Unity Friendly Society, Odd Fellows House, 40 Fountain Street, Manchester, M2 2AB (tel. 061&ndash;832 9361).    
 What to do when someone dies  .
Published by Consumers' Association.
Available from most libraries or bookshops, or by <head>post</head> from Consumers' Association, Castlemead, Gasgoyne Way, Hertford, SG14 1LH.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40188" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, he lost hearing at the age of 8 but to his death retained his speech.    
He was educated privately at home, and never knew there were other deaf people in the world until he came across the manual alphabet in one of the publications he was reading, and out of curiosity mastered it.      
He needed this knowledge on the day a deaf house-painter called to decorate his house, and asked him in sign language which school he went to (a conversational gambit which remains unchanged to this day.)    
From this house-painter, he learnt there were other deaf people, and that there was a society in Leeds, so he went along to see for himself.
He never looked back.
For some years, Hepworth was assistant missioner at Leeds before securing the <head>post</head> as Missioner to the Glamorgan and Monmouth Mission to the Deaf and Dumb at Cardiff in 1896.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40189" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
A set of leather-bound novels by Thackeray and the Works of William Shakespeare   in red morocco had gone, too, leaving obvious gaping holes on the shelves.    
What had gone from the attic she could only guess, for she did not remember half the things they stored there.
But a short fur jacket that had belonged to Faith, one which fitted Kathleen and which she had looked forward to wearing the following winter, that had gone from its polythene bag in Faith's wardrobe.
Isabel had locked the door to Faith's old room, and taken the keys off somewhere.
She would not open it, even for cleaning.    
Well, all those things had gone in the parcels, parcels that Kathleen had been obliged to carry down to the <head>post</head> office in five separate journeys, parcels that were heavy and had cost altogether two pounds four shillings to send.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40193" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
You can, however, waive your right to notice should you wish to do so, and naturally you can agree with your employer to receive a payment in lieu of notice, if that suits you both.        
Reasonable notice    
If nothing is agreed about notice, the common law implies a term into the contract that it can be brought to an end if &bquo;reasonable notice&equo; is given.
The problem is, what is reasonable in your particular case?    
So much depends upon individual circumstances that little would be gained from cataloguing here the many court cases on this subject over the past century or so.
Despite that, one can suggest a few guidelines.    
Your seniority will often be a key factor, as will the degree of responsibility entrusted to you and, perhaps, your length of service.
  A court might also take into account your salary level, skill and qualifications, together with, possibly, the difficulty that you would have in finding another suitable <head>post</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40194" docsrc="bnc_C93_316">
<answer instance="post.40194" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
It is thought the name means &bquo;the enclosure of the family of Loca&equo; and the settlement dates from Anglo-Saxon times.    
Lockington keeps its appearance of an estate village &mdash; it forms part of the estate of Lord Hotham of South Dalton and some of the more modern buildings have kept to the style of the estate cottages with their pointed-roofed upper windows.
Some 400 people live in the actual village of Lockington as opposed to the parish.
A very small number are employed on the three working farms in the village.
Other occupations are of necessity followed in the neighbouring towns so to some extent Lockington is a commuter village.
There is a coach business which also does break-down work.
The other non-agricultural employment is in the recently refurbished Rockingham Arms.
This used to incorporate the shop and <head>post</head> office.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40196" docsrc="bnc_CJU_1222">
<answer instance="post.40196" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
(Chromotography Support)     
&pound;   &ndash;&pound;      
Based in the National Science Laboratory in Edinburgh, with links and meeting throughout the UK, you'll join a small team refining methods for the production of blood proteins.    
Under the direction of the Laboratory Senior Scientist you'll be involved in chromotographic methods investigation, including the evaluation of innovative synthetic materials, often working in small individual projects.    
You should hold a relevant professional qualification and have in depth laboratory experience with the ability to work in a small team.
Experience in HPLC/FPLC, and electrophoresis/electrofocussing would be an advantage.    
This is a DTI-link grant funded <head>post</head> of 32 months duration.       
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40197" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
There was a general atmosphere of despondence after the euphoria earlier in the year.
&bquo;The demonstrations were mostly started by first- and second-year students&equo;, I was told several times, &bquo;but the government are punishing the graduates.
We are being made an example of&equo;.
The scenes I witnessed and conversations I had with students supported the idea that the graduates were the &bquo;victims&equo; of the conservatives' anger.    
One bright young man who some years before had been a &bquo;star&equo; pupil, and assured of a successful career in technology said he had ruined his chances by joining the demonstrations.
He told me his motives were purely patriotic; he loved his country and was worried about its future.
For daring to speak out, he was assigned to a menial <head>post</head> unrelated to his speciality and skills.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40199" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The board master performs this service on a voluntary basis and the prerequisite of being board master is knowing the fishing thoroughly; because he has to tell new guests where to go, how to get there, which path to take, which bog to avoid, where not to fall in &mdash; so he really must know what he is talking about.      
Board masters are guests with years of experience of Scourie fishings, and my favourite is a wonderful gentleman called Stanley Tuer; a man of advancing years, but fleet of foot, who has exhausted me on many a long hill walk.
He has been an angler all his life, in spite of the inconvenience of having to make his living as a school master.
However, even this chore was quickly organised to accommodate regular visits to his beloved Scourie.    
Starting his career in the Midlands, over the years Stan worked up both the educational establishment and the country, aiming ever nearer Scotland; until finally arriving at Carlisle, where he held his last <head>post</head> .
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</instance>

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<answer instance="post.40200" senseid="post%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
legally assigned the rights in the Mitcham Light Railways and the Croydon &amp; District Tramways Acts of 1902 and 1903 (excluding the benefits of Tramway No. 20 of the former) at a book value of &pound;43,500 to the South Metropolitan Electric Tramways &amp; Lighting Co.
Ltd.
The company was then permitted to act as an autonomous subsidiary of the B.E.T., like the many other systems which they controlled throughout the country and abroad.
All management decisions were then left to Mr. Mason, at 114 Lower Church Street, Croydon.    
On 21 September 1909 an agreement was reached with Penge U.D.C. for the carriage of parcels in their area, in exchange for permitting the Council to fit gas lighting attachments to the traction posts.
(The drawing attached to this document, showed a traction <head>post</head> quite unlike those used by the South Metropolitan!
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40203" docsrc="bnc_A7P_1177">
<answer instance="post.40203" senseid="post%1:04:01::"/>
<context>
a    
Weightlifting    
b    
Yoga    
c    
Brisk walking                
COMPETITION RULES      
1    
The competition is open to all readers resident in the UK, except employees of Springs Hydro, Redwood Publishing Ltd, BBC, their families and agents.    
2    
Entries must be received by no later than first <head>post</head> on Friday, June 14, 1991.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40204" docsrc="bnc_APX_1436">
<answer instance="post.40204" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Members of the RIBA may be expected to follow the same pattern after 1992.        
Modes and categories    
CPD may be voluntary or obligatory, but what is it that's required?
The DES Further Education Unit's report notes that events such as workshops, seminars and courses are the most common form of provision, although it may be argued that, overall, more learning takes place in other ways.
Distance or open learning and on the job activities may be some of these, as well as supervised research for further qualifications, teaching (for those in non-teaching <head>posts</head> ), practice (for those in teaching posts), structured home reading, preparing articles for the technical and professional press, sabbaticals and paid educational leave, practice review/practitioner research, and self-help groups.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40206" docsrc="bnc_AR0_119">
<answer instance="post.40206" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
Smith's monopoly has a bookstall there; you can get cheap Kipling and Harmsworth to any extent and yet it is a theme for English idylls.
The one-eyed porter whom I have known from childhood; the station-master who ranges us all in ranks, beginning with the Duke and ending with a sad, frayed and literary man; the little chaise in which the two old ladies from Barlton drive up to get their paper of an evening, the servant from the inn, the newsboy whose mother keeps a sweetshop &mdash; they are all my friends.        
The station was one of the hubs of village life &mdash; a centre of news, gossip, and advice, the home of bookstall and telegraph office.
Its disappearance has been followed in many cases by that of the village shop, the village <head>post</head> office, even the village pub &mdash; the slow, inexorable process of rural decay.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40209" docsrc="bnc_ASV_247">
<answer instance="post.40209" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
Hodads from Honolulu still think of the place as the Wild West and venture up the H-2 to stare at surfers as if they were herds of buffalo grazing on the sea.    
The Haleiwa Theatre was a pink, art deco pleasure dome built by the sugar barons which by the sixties had become the hub of social activity, screening nightly surf movies.
Everyone spoke of it with affection.
Some even had photographs of it on their walls.
I wanted to go there, but it turned out that it didn't exist any more.
It was demolished in a hurry one night in 1983 to make way for a McDonalds.
As a conciliatory gesture, the restaurant was built like a large shack, so as not to be too obtrusive.    
The simple plantation-style wooden buildings, with their crooked fa&ccedil;ades and creaking boardwalks, now included a bank, a <head>post</head> office, a caf&eacute;, a health food store, and several surf shops.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40211" docsrc="bnc_A7L_772">
<answer instance="post.40211" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
But when these documentary imports came to direct films of their own, they revealed distinct personal leanings.
Watt's  Nine Men   (1943) depicts a group of soldiers making their last stand in a desert hut, which has a dramatic intensity that pushes it to the edge of documentary fiction.
And Cavalcanti's  Went the Day Well?   (1943,  Forty-eight Hours   in US), draws upon a broader range of influences.
While setting up the calm surface of village life in a realistic manner, the film does so only as a contrast to the savagery that ensues: a priest is shot while making a stand against &bquo;the enemies and oppressors of mankind&equo;, the <head>Post</head> Office lady kills a German with an axe and is promptly bayonetted herself, and the vicar's daughter disposes of the Quisling squire, to whom she had been amorously linked.
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Goldring says that teachers in 34 states tried Choices and found that the unit answered many students' needs to discuss their fears about nuclear annihilation.
But Choices has its detractors.
Some teachers said the first draft of the unit was biased toward an anti-nuclear view, Ris concedes, but he adds that the final version is more balanced.    
Choices is ready for schools now.
By the end of 1983, when PMA's final curriculum is due, teachers could have an interesting choice.
Their pupils could be learning either to duck and cover again or to stop worrying and live with the bomb.
 Reagan saves Honduran road for a rainy day      
THE UNITED STATES has shelved plans to cut a military road through a pristine Honduran rain-forest that is a staging <head>post</head> for guerilla raids on Nicaragua.
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The house has changed hands many times over the last fifty years.       
pages 77 and 78: photographs        
1710&ndash;11 BIDDESDEN HOUSE Ludgershall WILTSHIRE    
BIDDESDEN HOUSE, the last word in rural baroque, was built in 1710 for John Richmond Webb, one of Marlborough's finest generals and closest friends, perhaps most famous for his victory at Wynedaele in 1708.
I He was very good-looking and fast became a popular idol &mdash; &bquo;As Paris handsome and as Hector brave&equo;, according to a contemporary poetaster.
During the summer of 1710, while Biddesden was being built, he contemplated standing for parliament against the Whig, General Stanhope.
However, he decided instead to take up the <head>post</head> he had been offered of Captain and Governor of the Isle of Wight.
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Part 1 explored how, in the post/modern period, issues of transgression and subjectivity are inextricably bound together.
The same is true of the earlier period, but with important differences which are oft en disregarded.
In English studies especially the modern and the early modern have been erroneously conflated.
In particular, essentialist conceptions of the self which took effective hold only in the Enlightenment, then to be subsequently developed within (for instance) Romanticism and modernism, have been retrospectively read into the early modern period.      
Nosce Teipsum    
Consider that great imperative of this period,  nosce teipsum  , know thyself.
Today, for critical theories as ditferent as Marxism and <head>post</head>  modernism, know thy discursive formations:    
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<context>
 The Commander, US Naval Activities, UK  , it was held that refusal was reasonable due to increased travelling time, travel costs and loss of status.
But refusal was considered unreasonable in  Sheddon   v.
 James Williamson and Partners   as the employer was prepared to meet part of the extra travel costs.
(Also it was common practice in the construction industry for employees to be moved.)    
Mr Gay was employed as a foreman mechanic in Hendon.
He was given notice that when his employment at Hendon terminated, he could be re-employed at Ruislip as a tester.
Mr Gay refused the offer of re-employment.
The salary offered for the Ruislip <head>post</head> was marginally higher than that given in Hendon but the tribunal found that the offer of alternative employment at the new location was less advantageous to him.
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<context>
Fill in and return the claim form as soon as you get it, even if you intend to continue working; there is space on the form to say this is what you're doing.
If you delay claiming for more than three months, you cannot normally get the pension backdated.    
When you are eligible to claim your pension, you will receive a letter from your local social security office saying how much pension you will get.
If you think it is the wrong amount, you have a right of appeal, within three months of being told the amount to   an independent Social Security Appeal Tribunal.
Get advice from your local Citizen's Advice Bureau, trade union, or a welfare rights advice office.    
All the different parts of the state pension will come on one order book; you cash this weekly at the <head>post</head> office.
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To nine patients out of ten she was the first hospital sister with whom they had been confronted, and the great majority, when they walked, were pushed, or were carried for the first time through the double doors of our main entrance, were very apprehensive and trying to hide the fact.
How they hid it depended largely on their education.
The less-educated showed a nervous awe; the better, generally, open belligerence.
They knew their rights and they were going to get them.
The hospital belonged to them.
Hadn't they paid for it with their National Insurance stamps, income tax, and rates?
They had heard how hospitals messed people about with all that unnecessary waiting and medical jargon, and if anyone tried to treat them like illiterate peasants there'd be a letter in the <head>post</head> to some M.P.
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The biggest difference from the corresponding Corporation cars lay in the bogies, which were of Brush's own design and were reversed with the driving wheels nearest the centre of the car.
They were not entirely satisfactory and had a tendency to derail on the very sharp corner at Pitlake.
This was thought to be due to the fact that the smaller wheels were leading, but the Metropolitan Electric tramways which had some similar cars on almost identical bogies, turned the bogies round on one of their cars (No. 25) and it made no appreciable difference.
It was subsequently noticed that the corresponding Corporation cars and the ex-Gravesend cars which ran on Brill 22E bogies did not suffer from so many derailments, even though the bogies of the latter were reversed.
A special feature of the 22E truck was the Weight Transfer Device, which consisted of a specially shaped rubbing plate attached to the body of the car above the centre spring <head>post</head> .
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Keep a mop handy too as this can be messy!
Now make a test strip of your neg.
Develop for half of your normal time then place it quickly into the stop bath.
Let the print drain for a few seconds and place it on your flash enlarger (that's why the bin liner) and now run your flash test across the print.
Exposure time should exceed your previously established &bquo;max. flash&equo;.    
Finish deving your print for the remainder of your dev. time.
Stop and fix as usual.
Now have a look.
You will see that up to max. flash the image will look much the same as using the techniques described for pre-flash, establishing more mid and highlight tones.
Beyond this point you'll notice that the &bquo;mackie lines&equo; and frantic neg. /pos. effect increased as the <head>post</head> flash exposure increases.    
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But in spite of his words there was a fusliza,&equo; Tilda said as we walked back slowly along the path of Robina's scruffy garden bordered by dark, unclipped shrubs.
&bquo;That woman is back &mdash; I know it.
She will kill Eliza next!&equo;
And Tilda wept, in the ragged long grass of her aunt's back garden.
I thought, at first, of Jean Hastie and of summoning her down to deal with this.
Jean, surely, had been here at the time of the murder.
Jean alone had evidence of Dr Crane's last meeting with Eliza.
Again, I realized I needed evidence myself if I were to risk cals about their success.
They had done so well that the convent put photographs of the two girls in the local paper.
Moran came back from the <head>post</head> office to tell them that Annie and Lizzie had been singing their praises.    
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Ballyfermot is a high&rehy;rise architectural nightmare on the outskirts of Dublin, a   working-class ghetto sufficiently distant from the bourgeois elegance of the city centre as to pose no threat to the burgeoning middle class, absorbed as they were then in the mild stirrings of environmentalism, as Georgian Dublin vanished up its own pastiched arsehole.
About one hundred women attended the conference but local women were conspicuously absent, forbidden to attend by their husbands who feared the power of women's words, their wives' innate feminism and the possibility of lesbian contagion.
Nell McCafferty, Bernadette Devlin and other notables vented their feminist spleen at an appreciative audience.
We were reminded of the artful political ruse of a band of women who, flouting the Republic's law on contraception, returned from Northern Ireland by train having procured hundreds of contraceptives.
On reaching the Customs <head>post</head> and the point of confiscation, the women flung packet after packet at red-faced customs men, while alerted press and other media looked on gleefully.
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A good deal of attention has been paid recently, for example by the Audit Commission (1989), to the role of LEA advisers (or, as they are increasingly being called, inspectors).    
Such advisers will certainly be expected to spend much more time in schools and to ensure that the demands of the National Curriculum are being met.
Secretary of State John McGregor has suggested that in addition, they should be actively involved in   administering   the Standard Assessment Tests (SATs) associated with the National Curriculum.
This will mean a change in the balance of their work which has traditionally involved planning and delivering INSET and curriculum development with advisory teachers and others, often based in teachers' centres rather than schools.
They will be less available than previously to sit on appointment panels and may have to limit themselves to advising on senior <head>posts</head> only.    
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Last year the first-class letter service achieved record improvements in reliability.
The local post office is a vital and valued feature of the rural community.    
In 1981 we introduced private competition for deliveries over &pound;1.
This led to the rapid growth of the private courier industry, with substantial benefits to business users.
We believe that further benefits to consumers would flow from additional competition.      
We are committed to maintaining a nation-wide letter service with delivery to every address in the United Kingdom, within a uniform structure of prices, and with a nation-wide network of post offices.    
We will legislate to set up a new independent regulator to advise on issues affecting <head>Post</head> Office customers, and on the progressive introduction of competition.    
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They doubt whether the Court of Appeal would reach the same conclusion today as it had last year about the reliability of the convictions, since the Guildford case had raised questions on the adequacy of reviews of possible wrongful conviction.    
They also note that an inquiry is being conducted into alleged malpractice by the serious crime squad of the West Midlands force.
&bquo;Justice is not served by even the slightest suspicion of injustice,&equo; the Rt Rev Santer said yesterday.    
Twenty-one people were killed and 167 injured in the explosions at two Birmingham city centre pubs in 1974.        
Kinnock reshuffle brings back Clare Short and puts more women into traditional male jobs Boateng first black to join a front bench.    
By Patrick Wintour    
THE Labour leader, Mr Neil Kinnock, made history yesterday when he appointed Mr Paul Boateng to his front bench Treasury team, the first black MP to be given a front bench <head>post</head> in Parliament.    
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To go back to Dr Manlove and Treebeard: it is actually hard to make out what bits of the text have caused the irritation.
It could be the boldly untranslated fragment of Quenya, or the triple repetition of &bquo;feel&hellip; feel&hellip; smell&equo;, or the sudden change to less plain language in Galadriel's speech, with its elvish place-name (and also its typical echo of wartime English popular song).
However all these are easily defensible.
If the paragraphs quoted do contain anything to gripe at seriously, it must be Treebeard's opening sentence, with its oddly redundant phrase, &bquo;by stock or by stone&equo;.
What have stocks and stones got to do with the matter?
Isn't the phrase just meaningless, flung in for the rhythm, meaning no more than &bquo;by pillar or by <head>post</head> &equo;, &bquo;by night or by day&equo;, &bquo;by hook or by crook&equo;?
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In the 20th minute they thought they had equalised, but Sergueev was clearly off-side when Eugeni Douchmanov's shot struck his body, and flew beyond Goram.    
Wasted    
The Russians continued to enjoy plenty of possession &mdash; but they lacked penetration.    
Indeed, the only time Goram was really worried after that was in the dying seconds when Sergueev wasted another fine opportunity when sent clear.    
By then, though, Rangers should have added to the scoreline &mdash; and goal difference may be important in this group.    
In the 37th minute, Steven, performing impressively as an emergency right back &mdash; a hint perhaps to Graham Taylor &mdash; let fire from 30 yards, Gouteev again fumbled and this time the ball fell to McCoist.
The angle was acute, but the prolific Scottish international's snap shot roll across the face, grazed the far <head>post</head> and run away harmlessly.    
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DEC specialist, &dollar;100m-a-year Micro Technology Inc, has acquired five-year-old SF2 Corporation, the Sunnyvale, California-based firm that pioneered and commercially shipped the first fault tolerant disk array storage device known as RAID 5/6.        
Lacking specific benchmark data, The Microprocessor Report extrapolates from DEC's 200MHz SPECmark claim and figures a 150MHz Alpha chip should perform at over 110 SPECmarks.
It has also heard rumours that National Semiconductor, the major American semi house without a RISC design (aside from Swordfish), is in discussions to fabricate the silicon.        
After purging its European and UK management teams last year (UX No 342), Sybase Inc has appointed Robert Albers as vice president of European operations.
He replaces Dominic Gattuso who has held the <head>post</head> temporarily and returns to the database company's Emeryville, California-based headquarters as vice president of worldwide business operations.
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Chris Patten ponders Hong Kong job offer    
By George Jones    
MR CHRIS PATTEN, the Conservative Party chairman, is to consider over the weekend whether to accept an offer to become Governor of Hong Kong.    
Friends believe he may take the <head>post</head> rather than wait for a by-election to resume his career.    
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The hotel has a large garden with sun loungers, children's play area, table tennis, lounge and bar.
A continental breakfast, with cheeses and meats, is served and dinner is four courses and consists of good home cooking.
Bedrooms are spacious and are traditionally furnished.
All have a telephone, TV and a kitchenette.
A balcony is available for a small supplement.    
1 lift; 26 bedrooms.            
St Anton    
Almost on the border of the Tirol and the Vorarlberg, St Anton is set amongst the most breathtaking scenery.
Towering mountains surround the village and the area around St Anton is fantastic for walking.
For those who are not so energetic, the high peaks can be reached by cable cars and chair lifts from mid June onwards.    
The village of St Anton could have fallen off a picture <head>post</head> card: it's that pretty!
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If you're receiving supplementary pension, the social security office should inform the council that you also need housing benefit, and they should work it out and notify you.
It may be as well to remind them, though.
If you're not receiving supplementary pension, you have to claim yourself from the council.
Ask at the town hall, local advice centre, or the local housing office.    
The golden rule with these benefits is if in doubt, claim; and read  Your Rights  , also published by Age Concern.
The Citizen's Advice Bureau, a council welfare rights officer, or a neighbourhood advice centre should be able to advise about your   individual circumstances; but you have nothing to lose by filling in the form.
To apply for supplementary pension get leaflet SB 1 from the <head>post</head> office, fill in your name and address, sign it and send it off in the pre-paid envelope.
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News of the windfall came just after the couple chalked up 40 years of marriage.    
Betty, of Norwich, Norfolk, called house on 16 in Game 224.
Today's Numbers &mdash; Page 20     
CELEBRATING: Betty        
Super, grass    
A CRIME hotline in Warwickshire which offers rewards of up to &pound;500 for tip-offs has nailed its 5,000th villain.        
Now fly me boomerang back, sport    
EX-POSTIE Geoff Luxton's parcel went an extra 10,000 miles &mdash; because he was 20 yards out with the address.    
Geoff, who lives near Perth, Australia, sent a package to number 88 instead of 84 in the road in his old hometown of Blackpool.    
The local postie failed to deliver it and it was returned down under.    
A <head>Post</head> Office spokesman said: &bquo;The usual postman is normally very reliable.
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Strong overseas links have been developed, and it is envisaged that the successful applicant will eventually test the methodology in the field.
This project will interact with a large number of other research activities on the molecular biology and immunology of mycobacterial diseases.    
The project has been funded by the British Leprosy Relief Association, LEPRA, for three years.
Previous experience in PCR or molecular biology techniques would be an advantage.
Salary will be up to &pound;   per annum according to age, qualifications and experience.          
THE ROYAL MARSDEN HOSPITAL FULHAM ROAD, LONDON SW   JJ    
CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY MLSO 1/TRAINEE MLSO    
Required for the Chemical Pathology Department at this <head>post</head> graduate teaching hospital.
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<answer instance="post.40250" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
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In the autumn of 1751, for example, Alexander Hume Campbell, the brother of the Earl of Marchmont, and member of parliament for Berwickshire, wrote to Lord Anson, the First Lord of the Admiralty, telling him how important it was to his interest that Lieutenant James Home should be made a post-captain, and reminding Lord Anson that this favour had already been promised to Lord Marchmont during a conversation in the House of Lords.
Early in January 1758, however, Lieutenant Home's brother, David Home of Wedderburn, complained that the promise had not been kept and that the lieutenant had been ordered to join a fireship at Spithead which was being prepared for foreign service.
&bquo;This,&equo; complained Wedderburn, &bquo;gives him vast uneasiness, for if he is ordered abroad before he gets his <head>Post</head> he dispairs of it for some time.&equo;
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<answer instance="post.40251" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The standard of NHS accommodation available to trained staff is variable, and even if you are happy to put up with this in the short term, in the longer term it may have adverse effects on your personal life or hopes of a future career.    
Figure 1 Sample career convention programmes (Reproduced by kind permission of Nursing Times, from issue 9 November 1988)    
I have met some very disillusioned nurses who responded to vigorous recruitment drives and travelled many miles from home, only to find that they were expected to live &bquo;in dilapidated, out of the way nurses&equo; hostels with no hope of raising the funds for anything better in the vicinity.
Redundancy, too, can be a threat, particularly where large psychiatric or mental handicap hospitals are being sold off as property which is excess to requirement.    
Be aware of these issues when attending an interview or open day, and never accept a <head>post</head> without seeing for yourself what is actually being offered.
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New material from the &bquo;Bizarro&equo; album was previewed when the band played the massive Reading Festival in August 1989, alongside bands like New Model Army, The Wonderstuff and New Order.
Gedge wore his shorts and dapper white socks.
The band, who were originally considered the epitome of a brilliant small-venue outfit, went down extremely well despite the vastness of the occasion.    
On the autumn tour to promote the album, several reviewers noticed the change in presentation of material and its harsh, lugubrious sound.
Dave Simpson in  Sounds   described it as: &bquo;Serious dinosauric dripping death guitar noise.&equo;
Most writer were left a little bemused by the change and few viewed it with the clarity of Lorraine Edwards in the  Nottingham Evening <head>Post</head>  .
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The SDA's package of assistance to firms in the electronics' sector who wish to move into Scotland from abroad, includes help with premises, business and training advice and investment finance.
This assistance, aimed particularly at Japanese and American corporations, has in some respects undeniably been successful.
By the mid-1980s, about 45,000 people worked in electronics in Scotland, with a particularly high concentration in and around the new town of Glenrothes (Fife).
This employment figure probably represents the highest density of those working in electronics in any European region.
However, this approach towards electronics is not without its critics (Moore and Booth, 1986): few jobs have been created for the long-term unemployed; a relatively small proportion of <head>posts</head> are for managerial and technical positions; and the indigenous sector remains small, as do total exports and research and development capacities.
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<answer instance="post.40256" senseid="post%1:15:00::"/>
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Predation by man on the bigger fish should, in theory, leave more small fish for the birds, but sadly, &bquo;industrial&equo; fishing for even the smallest and immature fish is a fact of life which has serious implications for the very existence of our sea-bird communities should it be allowed to go on unchecked.    
While many of the changes which take place in the bird world in spring pass unremarked &mdash; if not unnoticed &mdash; the first arrivals of our summer migrants always excite comment.
Who could fail to notice the resplendent little cock wheatears by the roadside?
Singing constantly from a prominent <head>post</head> or in flight, they show off their beautiful spring black, white, grey and buff spring plumage in the hope it will prove irresistible to the first passing female.    
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<answer instance="post.40257" senseid="U"/>
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This was a classic  fait accompli  .
Non-print union labour was bused in; &bquo;Fortress Wapping&equo; was the scene of picketing, boycott, physical attacks, confrontations with (some said by) the police.
Crucial to Shah's and Murdoch's success was the Thatcher government's industrial relations legislation that limited the unions' power to respond.    
Murdoch's success was the cue for the rest of Fleet Street to forge ahead with new investment (sometimes long planned) in buildings and plant.
Workforces were slashed: the Express group, for example, cut one-third of its 6,000 staff.
The flurry involved further new launches.
 Today   was followed by the  Independent, The <head>Post</head>  , and a number of Sunday and London evening papers, of which only the  Sunday Sport   survived.
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The technician service to the department is provided in such a way as to support equality of opportunity for pupils taught and also for staff employed in the department.        
Tower Hamlets Education    
Tower Hamlets has transformed local Government by decentralising service delivery and accountability to seven Neighbourhoods.    
What Tower Hamlets is achieving today others will attempt tomorrow.    
The commitment, energy, drive and innovation of staff are essential to our success.    
Tower Hamlets is committed to effective implementation of its Equal Opportunities Policy.    
Applications are considered on the basis of their suitability for the <head>post</head> s) regardless of sex, sexual orientation, religion, racial origin, marital status, disablement or age.    
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<answer instance="post.40260" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
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Although many of the houses were originally built earlier, development in the 18th century is marked by the numerous date stones on property about the village, the earliest being 1746.    
Nafferton supports many organisations from toddler groups to clubs for senior citizens.
Sports and hobbies are also well catered for.
The recreation club has its own sports field, whilst some club meetings and classes are held in the school or the village hall.
This hall was built in 1861 by the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds, a Friendly Society, but presented to the village in 1946.    
Nafferton is very much a self contained village, having a school, doctor's surgery, <head>post</head> office and newsagent, two small   supermarkets, a greengrocer, a fish and chip restaurant, four public houses and several mobile tradesmen including a library, besides many small businesses.
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XEROX: Shakespeare's silent character, hence the continuing confusion over &bquo;Something is rotten Xerox in the state of Denmark&equo;, &bquo;Neither a borrower nor a lender be for loan Xerox oft loses both itself and Xerox friend&equo; and the most famous &bquo;You are disgusting, in fact you are rank, Xerox.&equo;          
Y      
HUGO SANCHEZ: Famous footballer who was sometime considered to be the black Pete.    
YUMMY: Rashers are yummy.          
Z      
ZIMMERMAN: The real name of Bruce Springsteen's cat's wife's sister's goldfish's Uncle Tom's hoover's spring's Anthony Quinn.    
ZORRO: The most influential swordsman in modern day Atlantis, the cheque's in the <head>post</head> .      
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<context>
Probably the quickest approach from the south is to cross the Black Isle (which is neither black nor an island) and take the A832 from the Tore roundabout to Muir or Ord and Marybank, where the glen road is signposted.    
The lower strath is well wooded and has two lochs, which are basically reservoirs &mdash; part of a complex hydro scheme: Lock Achonachie and Loch Meig.
The main river of the strath is not called Conon but Meig and its headwaters rise on the slopes of Moruisg/Ceannaichean above Achnashellach, giving a through route which was once as busy as Strath Bran but now only sees the rare backpacker with an eye for good cross-country walking.
From Scardroy, where the public motor road ends, there is another old drovers' route through to Loch Gowan and Achnasheen, so even without a car some interesting trips could be made taking in the Conon Corbetts by using <head>post</head> bus and train services.        
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Budapest also remain apprehensive about the nature of Romania's future political parties, and particularly those of the National Christian Peasant Party, which was recently formed with the help of Mrs Doina Cornea, one of Romania's leading former dissidents.
Her party's platform is imbued with religious themes and ethnic Hungarians &mdash; different from the majority of the Romanians in religion, language and traditions &mdash; have nothing to expect from this religious revival.    
Finally, Budapest is closely watching the personalities currently running Romania's affairs.
In its eyes, the appointment of Mr Sergiu Celac as Romania's new foreign minister is hardly crucial.
Much more important is the fact that Mr Constantin Oancea, the man who dealt with Hungarian relations at the Romanian foreign ministry in Ceausescu's time, has not only remained in <head>post</head> but appears to have been promoted.    
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SUPPORTING A DAMAGED FENCE POST    
Where a post has rotted, to avoid dismantling fencing, plan to use a concrete spur.
These may be plain or, if the post can be cut, a stepped spur is available upon which the post can rest.
To make the spur less conspicuous, it can be stained brown with a special concrete stain.    
When you buy your spur, also buy bolts sufficiently long to pass through both spur and post to leave at least 25mm (1in) protruding.    
1    
Clear the ground around the damaged post.
Buy a spur of suitable length, allowing for at least 2ft. into the ground    
2    
Dig a hole, keeping the sides as near vertical as possible.
Remove the rotted section of <head>post</head>    
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<context>
&bquo;But I think because she was in her big sister's band, Debbi always felt very frustrated.
She wanted to be in the band so bad she said &bquo;I'll play drums&equo;.    
&bquo;She was lucky and talented and she could do that, but I don't think she ever wanted to be a drummer&hellip;
Not to psychoanalyse her in any way, but we all became the Big Sisters to Debbi.
A lot of times Vicki and I would agree and she would object.&equo;    
The Bangles' famed &bquo;gimmick&equo; was that they were Four Chicks.
It was an angle that caused them to fall apart in the end.
Democracy in pop works about as well as golf in space.    
In Britain, all bands are made up of burly chaps whose pent-up emotions cause them to split up by <head>post</head> and be rude to the bass player in print rather than face the separation.
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<context>
Other ideas current in London include the sharing of departments between London and New York (one team jetting back and forth across the Atlantic to catalogue sales) and the dismantling of specialist departments in favour of more all-round teams of valuers.    
On the wave of redundancies which has hit London hard since Christmas, Mr Ainslie noted that sufficient cost-cutting had now been achieved but that Mrs Brooks would be taking that area in hand.
On the general state of the market he felt that there was sufficient signs of returning activity to rule out the future closure of any major outlets.
The appointment of Diana Brooks may have radical implications for the management structure of Sotheby's London house.
Mrs Brooks, forty-three, has moved up from the role of president of US operations to overall president and chief executive officer of the company, a newly created <head>post</head> .
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<context>
You'll love it there: they still have the death penalty, which we know is dear to your heart.
Besides, I believe you can go sailing all year.
And think of the climate &mdash; more people will want to spend their holidays with you than when you were MP for Ribble Valley.&equo;    
One can only imagine the ways in which prime ministers break the bad news to Cabinet members they are dismissing.
For Lord Waddington, kicked upstairs to the Lords in 1991, a conversation with the PM could mean only one thing &mdash; another gentle shove away from the centre of power.
Few, however, could have imagined that the man who once served as chairman of Clitheroe Young Conservatives would be asked to don the cocked hat and plumes of Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Bermuda.    
That Lord Waddington would have mixed thoughts about the <head>post</head> is likely.
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The member of parliament saw in this ambition an opportunity to strengthen his own interest in the burgh by   detaching the schoolmaster's brother-in-law, the bailie, from the opposition party in the council, for the bailie was at that moment firmly attached to that faction by a promise from Dempster's rival that he would procure a kirk for the bailie's son.
A letter from Lord Cassillis, on the other hand, would, Dempster believed, &bquo;cancel in a moment the obligation arising from my opponent's promise.    
Most of the chairs, however, were not subject to such private patronage, but they were still employed for political purposes, though usually on a somewhat higher political level than Dempster intended.
A politician with sufficient interest, moreover, was not above contemplating forcing out of their <head>posts</head> political enemies holding university appointments, as the Duke of Montrose clearly intended when expressing the hope that &bquo;wee might have ane opportunity of makeing two empty sadles&equo; in the university of Glasgow, namely the professors of law and medicine.
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<context>
Central to the whole debate, however, it should be borne in mind that in order to differentiate between different organizational types it would be necessary to demonstrate, firstly, that workers in different models behave differently and secondly, that this differential behaviour has an effect.
Initially, the three key research questions are therefore:    
Do individual social workers work in different ways in teams of different organizational types?    
Do any differences in ways of working arise from the organizational differences?    
Do any differences in ways of working have an effect on outcomes for clients in terms of services delivered and hence effectiveness?        
In seeking to explore the effects of different organizational types, a particular concern must be to devise a methodology sufficiently robust to counter the argument that any emerging differences may be a corollary of the differential skills of the particular workers who happen to occupy the <head>posts</head> in the different teams.
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<context>
For weeks life was very difficult as they both tried not to upset each other, even slightly.    
Finally, Bill couldn't stand it any longer and one night he just clung to Marjorie and cried.
He'd never realised he had become so attached to Lizzie and his own pain was unbearable.
Marjorie cried too, and at last they were able to release much of their pent-up grief.    
The next day they found the courage to collect Lizzie's ashes and bring them home.
They placed them in their bedroom, together with a vase of flowers.    
They have also requested in their wills that Lizzie's ashes be buried with them to ensure that, one day, they will all be together again.    
 If you would like to write to Laura about any bereavement problem or issue, please mark your letters Coping  , Dogs Today                
DOGGIE <head>POST</head> BAG    
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<context>
into reality, he is quite likely to make the grade.    
The dry weather continues to affect racing and Oliver Sherwood will not run Tonights The Night in the A.F. Budge Chase.
A decision on Cruising Altitude's participation in the Bula Hurdle will be made after the trainer has spoken to the jockeys at today's meeting.    
Cruising Altitude was so impressive in beating Morley Street at Newbury that he has been backed down to 8-1 for the Champion.
A race betweeen him, Beech Road and Floyd in the Bula would have been particularly informative but of that trio only Floyd is a certain runner now.    
At Cheltenham this afternoon the big race is the Final of the BMW Chase series.
Once again the ground has ruined what promised to be a good contest and only four of the 15 entries go to <head>post</head> .    
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<context>
The western half of this wing could then be dedicated to a &bquo;double-height&equo; living-room with French windows opening out, through a deepened former window opening, on to the garden.
Hence, over this section, it was not necessary to remove the existing ceiling, but a desire to emphasise the still lofty volume of this room caused the client to request the insertion of a &bquo;minstrel's gallery&equo; upper level over part of this area.
By the introduction of a 75 x 75mm (3 x 3in) square-section hollow steel <head>post</head> sited close to the centre of the room for the support of heavy timber trimmers, it was possible to construct a gallery which extends between the flank walls on modestly-sized 38 x 150mm (1&ndash;1/2 x 6in) joists, carrying boards which give a platform 2m (6&ndash;1/2ft) wide overlooking the larger part of the living-room.
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<context>
Nigel himself vacillated between belief in and total rejection of death, and busied himself with sorting out his desk and jettisoning surplus papers.      
It was a day or two before I realized that his behaviour was becoming more than a little frenetic, to say the least.
He would go up to his desk, work there shredding paper, come down and in no time rush up again to check on some figures and return bringing more paperwork with him.
He'd write lengthy letters to his accountant, stockbroker, bank etc, most of which I tried to convince him were quite unnecessary to do at that moment &mdash; if indeed at all.
I started keeping any <head>post</head> connected with finance away from him, and myself dealt with the usual household accounts such as the telephone and electricity, because even they sent him into a frenzy of checking and referring back to previous demands, an attitude completely alien to his normal temperament.
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<context>
The lower foot is usually placed at about 2 o'clock or 10 o'clock to the slope.
The advantages of this technique is that it puts less strain on the legs than straight front pointing and the uphill foot (the one most difficult to flex when flat footing) is kept horizontal.
By zig-zagging up the slope the strain can be lessened, but the foot that is front pointing must still be placed at right angles to the slope (Fig 7).          
MAINTENANCE    
For crampons to work effectively and be reliable they should be maintained correctly.
They should be checked regularly to endure that all nuts and bolts are secure, and also inspected for cracks and flaws which can develop at places which are subject to a lot of stress, such as the bottom of attachment <head>posts</head> , the hinge area and where the metal is thinner round nut holes.    
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<context>
&bquo;That rock, vault over it,&equo; or &bquo;the old fence, run through it.&equo;
It was easy.    
&bquo;When do I get to squeeze a lump of coal into a diamond?&equo;    
Doc Threadneedle laughed.
&bquo;When I can stop a speeding locomotive with one bound.&equo;    
&bquo;It's a deal.&equo;    
The town was just coming alive, as she got to the Silver Shuriken.
Sandrats were pouring in to fence their weekly scav.
A Maniak chapter had been through last week, and one or two of them were still around, enjoying the  yakuza   hospitality at the ze Schluderpacheru place.
The gaudy girls were being kept busy.    
Doc Threadneedle parked his bike next to two Maniak   sickles, and chained it to the hitching <head>post</head> , setting the boobycharges in the padlock to blow if anybody tried to tamper with it.    
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<context>
Even narcotics officials do not relish the idea of killing farmers.    
Politically, the eight members of Parliament who represent the tribal areas are a key component to the PPP's Parliamentary coalition.
Ms Bhutto has only just survived a vote of no confidence by the opposition, when her slim and wavering majority was cut by half, partially because of the defection of four of the tribal members to opposition benches.
Any heavyhanded action by the frontier armed forces could place her remaining supporters in a sensitive position.    
A move on the tribal areas could also unify the tribes against the Pakistan People's Party coalition government in the North-West Frontier Province.
The provincial coalition government is already shaky, with opposition members bought off with ministerial <head>posts</head> .
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<answer instance="post.40290" senseid="post_office%1:14:01::"/>
<context>
Their views were heard, and on Monday post master Ian Hover was able to declare the counter in the corner of the village stores open for business once again.
&bquo;Our area manager said there had been more reaction to the closing of this post office than they had ever known,&equo; Mr. Hover told the Herald.    
Counter staff June Fifield and Diane Langley spent Monday morning in training ready for their first full day's opening on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, which is their half-day, customers were welcomed to the store, owned by Val Read, with a glass of wine.    
&bquo;Some of our customers are OAPs without cars, and with a pretty unreliable bus service they couldn't get to Alton easily,&equo; Mrs. Read said.
Now the task remains to ensure that the restored <head>Post</head> Office counter does sufficient business to justify its remaining open.
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<context>
In fact, it was Barnsley's own airforce that did the damage to the First Division leaders.    
The crucial strike was made four minutes after half-time and, predictably, it came in the air.    
Barnsley always looked threatening on the aerial front and they made it count when Brendan O'Connell arrived at the back post to bury a Wayne Biggins cross with a power header.    
But Kevin Keegan's team are still 12 points in front and their good-looking football dominated the first half and the last 20 minutes.
It was just the middle period that Barnsley, fuelled by the goal, were on top.
It was then that O'Connell stepped in with his 49th-minute winner and the 26-year-old midfield man could have had another five minutes later.
He broke through to hit a <head>post</head> and substitute Andy Liddell's follow-up was cleared off the line by Barry Venison.    
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<context>
To her relief, Oz nodded and, as soon as they all took their eyes off him, he slid away from the tea-table and out of the room.
Jinny followed Mr Hollins to his car.    
He grinned at her as he switched the engine on.
&bquo;Do we need the siren?
Blue lights flashing?&equo;
He was much jollier when Mrs Hollins was not there.
Jinny grinned back.    
&bquo;Like a proper policeman, you mean?&equo;    
&bquo;Cheeky young chip!&equo;
But he was teasing her absentmindedly.
His real thoughts were on something else and he fell silent as they pulled away from the <head>post</head> Office and up the dale.
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We also offer relocation assistance to this attractive part of the Yorkshire Dales.    
If you are interested in joining us, please write with full CV indicating current salary to: The Human Resources Department, Hazelton UK, Otley Road, Harrogate HG   PY.
Telephone  .    
Hazelton UK is a major subsidiary of the world's largest provider of chemical and biological contract research and is a leader in the field of product safety evaluation.
HAZLETON UK     
a CORNING Laboratory Services Company          
MRC    
Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology    
RESEARCH ASSISTANT    
Applications are invited for the <head>post</head> of Research Assistant to work on the structure, function and assembly of the nuclear envelope.
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<context>
International: New &bquo;Berlin Wall&equo; splits twin city    
By Matthias Lufkens in Valga-Valka    
IN THE Estonian-Latvian twin city of Valga-Valka, nobody is really clear about who started building the new &bquo;Berlin Wall&equo; that now divides it.    
&bquo;It's the Estonians,&equo; said the Latvian border guard, pointing towards his counterparts 20 yards away.
At the Estonian barrier, the duty officer said: &bquo;We all did.&equo;    
Most of the former Soviet republics have started to erect customs posts on their borders; and after more than 50 years of peaceful co-existence, the twin cities are again divided by a border.    
All streets going from Valga (Estonia) to Valka (Latvia) are closed by a 6ft fence and inhabitants have to show a pass at the three border <head>posts</head> in the city centre.    
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<context>
Nothing around us spoke of serious damage.    
It was like Brueghel's painting of the fall of Icarus, about which Auden wrote his great poem about suffering and the old masters.
Only we couldn't see that little bit of the tranquil panorama in which Brueghel had shown Icarus drowning.
We couldn't sense that, a few hundred feet above us up the ridge, David Simpson's and Jane Lapiner's house had shaken apart, that rocks had thundered down the cliff face opposite my house, that a mile to the north at the precise moment that we were walking through Jim's house and I was spreading out the blueprints on the hood of my car to continue our conversation, an overturned electric coffee pot in the Petrolia store had already started a blaze that would finish off the store and our adjoining <head>post</head> office in about 45 minutes.    
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<answer instance="post.40300" senseid="post%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The key to being naturally beautiful is looking after yourself on the inside as well as the outside and that means eating healthily.
It may be worth investing in a course of vitamin supplements &mdash; they can't make up for a poor diet but they can provide a useful boost occasionally.
Check out the Seven Seas range based on nutritious cod liver oil.
For example, there are Almond Oil capsules for strong nails, Peachnut Oil capsules for glossy hair, and Avocado Oil capsules for healthy skin, each priced at &pound;3.99 for a month's supply of 30 capsules.
The B vitamins are important too for maintaining a healthy nervous system and stress can accelerate their loss from your body.
So if you've been under pressure lately, try Seven Seas Vitamin B complex, which cost &pound;2.99 for 60 capsules or Vitalert For Stress with B-vitamins, &pound;2.89/30.     
Pamper a friend with a natural beauty product by <head>post</head> .
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<answer instance="post.40301" senseid="U"/>
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By the end of the nineteenth century it was fairly obvious that the dialogue was not   materializing, as the social and political events of the 1880s had made clear, and the employers' counter-attack on trade unions in the 1890s gave little hope for any kind of reconciliation.
By the early 1900s, the birth of the Labour Party, despite being closely involved with Liberalism, signalled a new phase in class politics, and between 1910 and 1918 the continued growth of the party together with a rapid increase in trade-union membership, syndicalism, deteriorating industrial relations, social unrest, and the influence of the Russian Revolution, were all factors pointing in an ominous direction.
The nervous mood was captured by the Conservative  Morning <head>Post</head>   which reminded its readers that the modern franchise was concentrating more power into the hands of the working class.
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<context>
&bquo;What Souness has said will act only as a greater incentive for us in the replay at Selhurst Park.&equo;    
The FA are aware of Souness's comments, particularly about referee Brian Hill, whom he accused of letting &bquo;things go on which I've never seen in my time back in England&equo;.    
The FA are unlikely to take any action.        
Crosby Roker choker    
John Wardle    
ANGRY Malcolm Crosby is ready for a showdown with chairman Bob Murray at Sunderland.    
Things may have reached breaking point following the disclosure that Sunderland approached Crystal Palace manager Steve Coppell over Crosby's job as Roker boss.    
Crosby has maintained his dignity despite a constant catalogue of names linked with the <head>post</head> .    
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<answer instance="post.40304" senseid="U"/>
<context>
&bquo;That Celebrated Seaman&equo;, as a sixpenny biography described him, continued to embarrass the British government even after he was on his way back to France.
On 24 September 1779, the day after the Battle of Flamborough Head, a member of the government, Lord Carlisle, wrote from his Cumberland estate: &bquo;We have alarms here on our coast.
One Paul Jones flings us all into consternation and terror and will hinder Lady Carlisle's sea bathing.&equo;
In the last week of September the newspapers were full of reports of the recent battle and rumours of his current whereabouts, but none of the patrols sent in search of him managed to find him until, on 1 October 1779, the  Morning <head>Post</head>   commented despairingly: &bquo;Paul Jones resembles a Jack o&equo; Lantern, to mislead our mariners and terrify our coasts.
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<answer instance="post.40306" senseid="U"/>
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Up to 400 Cuban military advisers are reported to be at fortified bases in northern Panama, where they have been training the the militia of the Dignity Battalions, the Washington Times said yesterday.    
&bquo;If Noriega gets into the northern redoubts, there are caches of arms and ammunition and he will have access to his bank accounts.
If the Cubans and Nicaraguans become his primary support groups, it will be a very bad situation,&equo; Mr Andy Messing, a former US Special Forces officer who trained in Panama, said yesterday.    
Despite declarations that there would be no deal, officials yesterday grudgingly confirmed a Washington <head>Post</head> account of negotiations between Gen Noriega's lawyers and the State Department, begun before and continued after the abortive coup in October.    
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<context>
Commenting on its figures (see page seven), Volmac Software Groep NV, 58%-owned by Cap Gemini Sogeti SA, which reported a 37.8% decline in 1992 net profits, said that in view of uncertain market conditions it could make no forecast for 1993; the net profit was depressed by extraordinary charges from the integration of Volmac and Cap Gemini's Benelux operations; the 7.4% fall in turnover exceeded the 6.1% decline in the number of employees; the results were still better than expected and the shares jumped 19% on the Amsterdam stock exchange.        
NTT LIKELY TO GET SOME OF THE RATE RISES IT SEEKS    
The shares have been soaring on hopes that the rate rises would go through, and Nippon Telegraph &amp; Telephone Corp is likely to get some of the local rate increases it is seeking, Minister of <head>Posts</head> and Telecommunications Junichiro Koizumi told Reuters: the company wants to raise rates across the board, but the hikes are likely to be granted only for pay telephones, not for households or businesses.        
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<context>
Lawmakers, haunted by charges that some of their comments contributed to
the 1987 crash, generally shy away from calls for sweeping new legislation.
But a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee will quiz SEC Chairman Breeden
Wednesday, and Treasury Secretary Brady will go before the Senate Banking
panel Thursday.  The market's wild week may speed along the market-reform
legislation that has been pending for months in the aftermath of the 1987
crash.  It may also expedite the SEC's modest pending changes in junk-bond
disclosure rules and intensify the Treasury's look at plans for giving new
tax breaks on dividends and raising taxes on short-term trades by pension
funds.  Brady and Breeden work well together on the plunge, despite the
fact that the Treasury secretary opposed Breeden's nomination to the SEC
<head>post</head>.
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<answer instance="post.30044" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
On Saturday, the partners said the team would be purchased for $54 million
by a new group including Comsat Video Enterprises Inc., a unit of
Communications Satellite Corp. based here.  Comsat Video will pay $17
million for a 62.5 % interest, with Messrs. Lee and Bynoe putting up $8
million for a 37.5 % stake in the team.  Under terms of the sale, Nuggets
owner Sidney Shlenker could receive up to $11 million in additional
payments from the franchise's future earnings.  Messrs. Lee and Bynoe last
July announced a deal that would have made them the first black principal
owners of a major professional sports franchise.  But the deal fell apart
last week for lack of financing.  Comsat Video is headed by Robert Wussler,
who resigned his No. 2 executive <head>post</head> with Turner
Broadcasting System Inc. just two weeks ago to take the Comsat position.
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<answer instance="post.30050" senseid="post%1:15:00::"/>
<context>
As in the Oct. 13 massacre, yesterday morning's drop was triggered by bad
news for speculators in UAL.  A UAL statement after the market closed
Monday indicated that the airline's board wanted to keep the company
independent, effectively crushing hopes of an immediate buy-out.  Five
minutes before the Big Board opened, a preliminary price was flashed for
UAL -- somewhere between 135 and 155, a loss of as much as $43 a share from
Monday's close.  UAL finally opened for trading at 10:08 a.m. at 150, down $
28.  Floor traders said there was a huge crowd around the Big Board
specialist's <head>post</head> where UAL trades.
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<answer instance="post.30056" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Mr. Reupke, 52 years old and a 27-year Reuters veteran, had been the
information-services company's general manager for only six months.  His
appointment to that post, which has senior administrative, staff and policy
responsibilities, followed a several-year tenure as Reuters's editor in
chief.  No successor was named, and Mr. Reupke's duties will be split among
three other senior Reuters executives, the company said.  In a telephone
interview, Mr. Reupke said his departure was for ``personal reasons,''
which he declined to specify.  ``There is no business reason for my
departure,'' nor any disagreement over policy, he added.  He also rejected
reports that his departure stemmed from disappointment the general manager
's <head>post</head> had n't also led to a board directorship at the
London-based news organization.
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<instance id="post.30059" docsrc="wsj_1517.mrg_3">
<answer instance="post.30059" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
For all of fiscal 1989, however, the average gross margin was 49 %, below
the average 1988 gross margin of 51 %.  Lower component costs -- especially
for DRAMs, or dynamic random access memory chips -- were cited for the
easing of margin pressure on the company, a spokeswoman said.  Looking
ahead to 1990, Mr. Sculley predicted ``another year of significant revenue
growth,'' along with improved profitability, as the recovery in gross
margins continues into 1990.  Gary J. Schantz, 44 years old, was named
president and chief operating officer.  Polymerix makes lumber-like
materials that it describes as ``plastic wood.'' The operating chief's
<head>post</head> is new.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="post.30062" docsrc="wsj_1835.mrg_1">
<answer instance="post.30062" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Control Data has been seeking a buyer for the facility since it folded its
ETA Systems Inc. supercomputer unit this past April.  General Dynamics
Corp. was awarded contracts totaling $589 million for one Navy Trident
submarine and for Air Force research on the National Aerospace plane.
Grumman Corp. won a $58.9 million Navy contract for 12 F-14 aircraft.
Raytheon Co. was issued a $19.2 million Air Force contract for support of
the Milstar communications satellite.  McDonnell Douglas Corp. got a $12.5
million Air Force contract for support work on the National Aerospace plane.
Denis C. Smith was named to the new <head>post</head> of vice
president of world-wide advanced materials operations for this chemicals
concern.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="post.30069" docsrc="ca05.cmb_159">
<answer instance="post.30069" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Indicating the way in which he has turned his back on his 1910 philosophy,
Mr. Reama said: ``A Socialist is a person who believes in dividing
everything he does not own''.  Mr. Reama, far from really being retired, is
engaged in industrial relations counseling.  A petition bearing the
signatures of more than 1,700 Johnston taxpayers was presented to the town
council last night as what is hoped will be the first step in obtaining a
home rule charter for the town.  William A. Martinelli, chairman of the
Citizens Group of Johnston, transferred the petitions from his left hand to
his right hand after the council voted to accept them at the suggestion of
Council President Raymond Fortin Sr..  The law which governs home rule
charter petitions states that they must be referred to the chairman of the
board of canvassers for verification of the signatures within 10 days and
Mr. Martinelli happens to hold that <head>post</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="post.30070" docsrc="wsj_0197.mrg_1">
<answer instance="post.30070" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Profit for the nine months jumped 21 % to $721 million, or $2.62 a share,
from $598 million, or $2.07 a share.  Sales rose 10 % to $13.8 billion from
$12.5 billion.  John F. Barrett, 40, formerly executive vice president and
chief financial officer, was named president and chief operating officer,
posts which had been vacant.  Leon J. Level, vice president and chief
financial officer of this computer services concern, and F. Warren McFarlan,
a professor at Harvard University's Graduate School of Business, were
elected directors, increasing board membership to nine.  David A. DiLoreto,
president of metal container division, was named to the additional
<head>post</head> of group vice president, packaging products, at
this packaging, industrial and aerospace products concern, succeeding
Delmont A. Davis, who was named president and chief operating officer in
August.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="post.30073" docsrc="wsj_0293.mrg_43">
<answer instance="post.30073" senseid="post%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Special Judge Galloway noted that Givens managed horse-breeding in a
businesslike way: He kept detailed accounts, practiced soil conservation,
enhanced his experience by consulting experts, spent several hours a day
doing chores, and dropped the sideline when his best brood mare died.  Yet
he took little businesslike care with his cattle: He had no prior
experience and did n't seek business counsel about them.  The judge said
Givens may deduct his $30,180 of losses from horse breeding, but rejected
the $12,275 in deductions from the cattle operation.  BRIEFS: The IRS
already is doing intensive TCMP audits of 19,000 returns for 1987 and
fiscal 1988 filed by corporations with under $10 million in assets ....
President Bush says he will name Donald E. Kirkendall to the new Treasury
<head>post</head> of inspector general, which has responsibilities
for the IRS ....
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="post.30075" docsrc="wsj_0851.cmb_11">
<answer instance="post.30075" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="post.30075" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Mr. Kalikow and Editor Jerry Nachman assembled employees in the paper's
newsroom in lower Manhattan yesterday afternoon to break the news, which
had been rumored in recent weeks.  Post executives had denied earlier
reports that the Sunday edition was closing down.  Mr. Kalikow said the
death of the Sunday paper is no indication that the Post itself is in
danger of closing down, as some industry observers have speculated.  By
closing down the Sunday Post, he said in a statement, the Post ``foresees a
profitable year in 1990.'' The Post's last Sunday edition will be Nov. 26.
Mr. Kalikow blamed the demise of the Sunday <head>Post</head> on the
soft ad market in the New York area and on low circulation.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

    <lexelt item="restraint.n">

<instance id="restraint.40001" docsrc="bnc_BN1_142">
<answer instance="restraint.40001" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
He started.
Abruptly.
Where had he been?
And what had so aroused him?    
A picture lay close in front of him.
Again he picked it up.    
How beautiful it was, this young face!
How wonderfully beautiful it had been!    
 Had been!      
He was again conscious of where he was: in the room of his own apartment, on the third floor of a large house, he was sitting on this Sunday afternoon, an ageing man, old not in years, but in their disappointments.    
Yes, life had come, but not as they had dreamed it, as the great liberator from <head>restraint</head>and narrowness, but rather as the great enemy, with which he had to fight, fight as he was still fighting today and must fight until the end, with never the hope of victory!    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40003" docsrc="bnc_B2X_573">
<answer instance="restraint.40003" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
A set of anaphor resolution rules, based closely on those of Sidner (1979a), were applied to each possible anaphor in the reading.
These rules suggested a sequence of candidate referents, arising from the context or the current sentence, according to the contents of a set of focus registers representing the current discourse focus, potential foci, and other items.
Candidates might be suggested either one at a time or in batches.
In either case, candidates were assessed for syntactic agreement and for semantic plausibility in the anaphor's sentential context.
Points were deducted for every failed candidate or batch of candidates.
As soon as one or more candidates were judged plausible, processing of that anaphor was suspended.        
Configurational <head>restraints</head>based on those of Reinhart (1983) were applied to the set of candidates delivered by the preceding stage.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40006" docsrc="bnc_CBA_1859">
<answer instance="restraint.40006" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
In the period 1925 &mdash; 9 an average of only 400 cases annually were reported in Sinhala Sri Lanka.
Under the more inefficient system of the late nineteenth century, it was not unusual for over 2,000 cases to be reported in a single year.      
The beginning of the depression coincided with a sharp increase in cattle stealing.
The number of reported cases rose from 434 in 1929 to 650 in 1930 and 813 in 1931.
It held steady thereafter until 1935, the year of a devastating malaria epidemic, when the number of cases increased to 1,020.
Officials attributed these increases to persons who killed cattle for beef.
The next year, 1936, all government regulations concerning the branding, movement and sale of cattle were lifted.
In the new political climate of the Donoughmore Constitution these restrictions were seen as a <head>restraint</head>on the economic freedom of the peasantry.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40010" docsrc="bnc_CGS_1330">
<answer instance="restraint.40010" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Generally speaking it is best to avoid complex behaviours with small children and parents but if they are unavoidable ensure that the parents know to break them down into small bits.            
Weakening undesirable behaviour      
Time out    
This is a process by which the child ceases to have available any rewards during or just after the production of undesirable behaviour.    
The time out lasts only until the child has stopped the undesirable behaviour and has been quiet for a short time.        
Response cost    
A favourite object or activity is removed or denied the child immediately after the production of an undesirable behaviour.
The child knows that he may only win the object or activity back by compliance.        
<head>Restraint</head>and guidance    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40012" docsrc="bnc_A6Y_349">
<answer instance="restraint.40012" senseid="restraint_of_trade%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Then there was the emergence of Jimmy Hill, a Fulham player with a grammar school education and a father in the Stock Exchange, as an articulate and shrewd spokesman for the players.
Strike action to remove the maximum wage in 1960 was promised.
The threat was enough this time.
Public opinion, carefully managed by Hill, favoured the players and some of the top clubs, who had never liked the system, were worried about the growing tendency of the very best professionals to leave the country to play in Italy and elsewhere.
So the maximum wage was scrapped but freedom of contract and mobility was harder to get.
George Eastham backed by the PFA took Newcastle United to court for &bquo;unjustifiable <head>restraint</head>on trade&equo; and won the case, although significantly the logical implications of the judgement in respect of full freedom of contract for players was resisted by the Football League for nearly another twenty years.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40014" docsrc="bnc_AB4_1448">
<answer instance="restraint.40014" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
She employed the architect George Devey to build her &bquo;Pavilion&equo;, where she would spend her days, but for fear of being made ill by the river's damp fumes she always dined and spent the night with her brother at Waddesdon.
George Devey also built this sumptuously romantic Lodge for Alice, right beside a waterfall.    
Devey has created a masterpiece of the Victorian Picturesque.
As so many of his contemporaries did, he had a penchant for traditional cottage architecture and was particularly fond of the Kentish styles and materials, having worked for Lord de l'Isle at Penshurst.
He was artistic, gentle and country loving, and though be was based in London, with an office in Great Marlborough Street, country commissions were his favourite.
If your client was called Rothschild there was no such word as &bquo;<head>restraint</head> &equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40016" docsrc="bnc_AKE_1686">
<answer instance="restraint.40016" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
They run marathons because they are there.
The idea they are all introverts is a myth, but they pay significant attention to detail.&equo;    
Edwards agrees.
&bquo;I'm a very responsible sort of bloke, very precise,&equo; he said.
&bquo;I want things to be done well, done on time.
I'm quiet but I'm strong willed.    
&bquo;People are very quick to knock.
When they say I must be mad, I ask them, &bquo;What do you do in your life?&equo;
If they say &bquo;nothing much&equo; &mdash; and they usually do &mdash; I reply, &bquo;At least I've got something to talk about&equo;.&equo;    
Edwards's pursuit of a peculiar form of fame remains a debating point in the medical community.
His family doctor has given up preaching <head>restraint</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40019" docsrc="bnc_CBW_3963">
<answer instance="restraint.40019" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
For instance, if yours is a worldwide practice, and the person leaving has contacts with clients in many countries, it may be reasonable for the clause to extend throughout the world.
It should also be reasonable for it to cover areas where your colleague has influence to attract clients away.    
If, though, the practice is a local one, with clients in one city or county, then a clause extending beyond that area would almost certainly be declared void.    
Again, a 12 month restraint on competition might be enforceable against a partner or a senior executive or even a top manager.
But it would probably be too long for someone further down.
If the <head>restraint</head>is confined to acting on behalf of people who were clients of your firm during the subsistence of the employment, it may be valid.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40025" docsrc="bnc_A7J_224">
<answer instance="restraint.40025" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Oh, no, Doctor, please,&equo; Lily cried, as the threat to Vincent's future, inherent in the command, became clear to her.    
The innocence of the encounter, and the sharp pitch of emotional stress to which it had brought him, were significant factors in Vincent's response.
His voice, when he spoke, instead of being conciliatory, was angry.    
&bquo;She's going away and we may never meet again.
I came to say goodbye.&equo;    
&bquo;That's all&hellip; we were doing,&equo; Lily cried, &bquo;saying goodbye.&equo;
&bquo;At this hour of the night!&equo; the doctor sneered.    
&bquo;We asked for permission during the day and couldn't get it,&equo; Vincent protested.    
&bquo;You know the rules as well as I do.&equo;    
&bquo;Rules!&equo;
Vincent shouted, casting off all <head>restraint</head> , &bquo;I'm sick of your rules!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40027" docsrc="bnc_ADX_1272">
<answer instance="restraint.40027" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="restraint.40027" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
 Above right  : The international time zones, reviewed in June 1962 for the  Times Atlas of the World  , uses a Mercator projection.    
Gnomonic projection (limited polar stereographic) of the North Polar Basin.
Equatorial and polar projections.    
Since the human eye moves horizontally with less fatigue than vertically, the cone of vision tends to be flattened.
The classic &radic;3:2 rectangle nicely contains an elliptical backcloth.    
A single point view, without moving eye or head, restricts the vanishing point of diagonals of the square grid to a maximum range of 3.5:1.
Therefore a backcloth is restricted by the viewing frame.    
 Top right  : <head>Restraints</head>on the single point view show in plan and elevation the effect of rotating the head at 22&frac12;&deg; intervals, horizontally.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40029" docsrc="bnc_A69_472">
<answer instance="restraint.40029" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Enter Management B.    
&bquo;Please, sir,&equo; says Management B, &bquo;I haven't really raised my prices; I have actually produced what is a new and better article, so much better than those of my competitors that, although my price is much above theirs, I have full order books and the retailers tell me they are accumulating waiting lists.&equo;    
&bquo;Have your profits gone up?&equo; asks the commission.    
&bquo;Well, yes, I must admit,&equo; replies management, &bquo;that I am making a good thing out of this, the best break we have had for years &mdash; you see, my methods of production are so cheap and efficient.&equo;    
&bquo;Wicked management,&equo; thunders the commission.
&bquo;Have you not read that <head>restraint</head>of profits is just as important as wage restraint?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40030" docsrc="bnc_CRU_83">
<answer instance="restraint.40030" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
For McGregor, as for Pym, the major changes centred around the family system which prescribed the conditions for sexual relationships, changes which resulted in loosened bonds of matrimony, increased choice and reduced frustration and suffering.
In this manner certain aspects, at least, of the process of permissive change are presented as having been positive and beneficial, in direct contrast to the view of the conservative-historians.    
Marwick, like McGregor, looks at legislative change in the period, and describes it generally as both liberal and &bquo;civilising&equo;.
Although he comes across exceptions to the rule, such as drug control, most legislation in the period, he argues, removed <head>restraints</head> , undermined fears and &bquo;encouraged the active sexual life as normal&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40033" docsrc="bnc_CBW_3961">
<answer instance="restraint.40033" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
This means that it must not be wider than is reasonably necessary for the protection of the employer's business; it must not place an unreasonable restraint on the employee's freedom to earn his or her living; and it must not be too wide from the public viewpoint.
Each covenant is looked at in the light of the people, the business or the profession and all the circumstances involved.    
First, you look at time and area (or radius).
For instance, if yours is a worldwide practice, and the person leaving has contacts with clients in many countries, it may be reasonable for the clause to extend throughout the world.
It should also be reasonable for it to cover areas where your colleague has influence to attract clients away.    
If, though, the practice is a local one, with clients in one city or county, then a clause extending beyond that area would almost certainly be declared void.    
Again, a 12 month <head>restraint</head>on competition might be enforceable against a partner or a senior executive or even a top manager.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40035" docsrc="bnc_C8F_476">
<answer instance="restraint.40035" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The recommendation from the evaluation studies that &bquo;the traffic restraint concept as a principle of planning should be continued&equo; represents the first official adoption in German planning of traffic restraint.
Furthermore, though the application of such measures to major roads was rejected at this stage, the studies concluded that &bquo;in the long term, traffic restraint concepts together with appropriate land use and general transport planning concepts can effect reductions in vehicular traffic in the city as a whole&equo;.          
Raising the publics consciousness    
As the 1970's drew to a close, the rate of introduction of traffic restraint schemes was accelerating, with some 250 projects in 125 cities implemented by 1981.
Moreover, as will be seen shortly, that year saw the start of a major federal research program designed to evaluate traffic <head>restraint</head>practices and to present firm evidence on the cost-effectiveness of the approaches.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40037" docsrc="bnc_AJY_1479">
<answer instance="restraint.40037" senseid="head_restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It gave me 33 mpg.    
Paintwork and interior finish are above average: I liked the thick, supportive seats, the excellent head-room and the general lack of fuss.
The &bquo;feel good&equo; factor may only be jolted when you come to a &bquo;Y&equo; junction and curse that thick rear side panel, obstructing the over-the-shoulder rear three-quarter view.
Surprisingly, there was also an occasional rattle from behind the fascia, and a subdued whine from the final drive.    
The standard form, priced at &pound;12,386, includes a catalyst, sophisticated central locking system and power-assisted steering.
Optional extras include anti-lock brakes (&pound;776), electric sunroof (&pound;135), rear-seat head <head>restraints</head>(&pound;130) and metallic paint (&pound;165).        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40038" docsrc="bnc_BNX_361">
<answer instance="restraint.40038" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Tested and certified to BS AU 202a.    
Suitable for babies up to 10Kg (22lbs), (from birth to approx. 9 months).      
Please note cover design may vary from those illustrated.        
BABY SEATS    
Rear-facing baby carriers can be fitted to the front or back seat.
They can be used with most front or rear-seat lap/diagonal adult seat belts, and are suitable for babies weighing up to about 10Kg.
Choose one that conforms to BS AU 202a or ECE 44.    
When buying a baby seat check its weight, capacity and whether it has an integral harness and quick-release buckle.
You will also need to decide if you want one with a reclining facility.
Some baby seats can be converted into car seats for older children.        
CARRYCOT <head>RESTRAINTS</head>   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40040" docsrc="bnc_CR4_159">
<answer instance="restraint.40040" senseid="restraint%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Residents have been tied to chairs and beds, made to sit in restraining chairs, zipped into cocoon sleeping bags or put into high cot-sided beds which restrict night movement.
Counsel and Care found sedatives were used without serious or regular review, and listening devices and video cameras were employed.    
Jef Smith, the organisation's general manager, said older people should be allowed to take risks which can &bquo;add a sparkle to their lives&equo;.    
Their legal rights were not affected by admission to a home and the guidelines warn that restraining someone without their consent, or on the instructions of a third party, is unlawful and unacceptable.    
Counsel and Care recommends a thorough care plan should be agreed for each resident and frequently reviewed.
It should include agreements on risk-taking and the use of last-resort <head>restraint</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40041" docsrc="bnc_A7L_81">
<answer instance="restraint.40041" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Producers were so busy fighting their own corner, and so mesmerized by the success of Hollywood, that they didn't have the strength to argue that keeping the industry fragmented and flexible, learning from Hollywood's example without simply imitating its outward forms, might be a better way of catering for a market the size of Britain than heading up the road of monopoly.
Even today, when the tottering of a Goldcrest or TESE is taken as a sign that the film industry is going under, it's assumed that big companies are the key to surviving in the film business, because that's the way they do things in LA.    
The American connection has also disfigured the debate about what sort of films British producers should be making.
When, in the late 1920s, a critical backlash developed against films that made themselves vacuous in an attempt to match Hollywood styles, the only way people could think of doing it was to define British cinema as the  opposite   of Hollywood &mdash; abandoning melodrama and flamboyance for realism, <head>restraint</head>and understatement.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40044" docsrc="bnc_A66_1093">
<answer instance="restraint.40044" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
There was an annual growth rate of some 4 per cent, while inflation continued to fall.
The balance of payments, much helped by oil of course, was comfortably in surplus down to 1986.
It could be claimed that Lawson was the custodian of success, however risky his strategy appeared to be.
Unemployment remained high by historic standards (a peak of 3.2 million being reached in April 1985); but somehow it appeared to have been defused as a major political issue during the eighties, partly through redundancy payments.
Despite much popular resentment at the effects of cash <head>restraints</head>on public services, the government's continuing popularity largely rested on its claim to have been the architect of new prosperity, based on finance, credit, and consumer pump-priming rather than on mass manufacturing industry as in the past.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40047" docsrc="bnc_CRM_5368">
<answer instance="restraint.40047" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="restraint.40047" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The NOEs were interpreted using previously reported CyP backbone and CsA assignments and recently obtained CyP side-chain assignments, which included the stereospecific assignments of the Val and Leu methyl groups of CyP by biosynthetic fractional  13   C-labelling.
NOE-derived distance restraints were classified as  ,  , and   on the basis of the integrated NOE cross peak volumes.
In addition to the NOE-derived distance <head>restraints</head> , 108 hydrogen bonds were included in the final structure calculations based on the identification of the slowly exchanging amide protons from a series of  1   H/  15   N correlation spectra of the CsA/ &lsqb;U-  15   N&rsqb; CyP complex in  2   H  2   O and by visual inspection of preliminary structures of the complex derived solely from the NOE data.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40050" docsrc="bnc_ACP_2076">
<answer instance="restraint.40050" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The theory maintains that there is a secret base under the Nevada desert that houses aliens, who are highly intelligent cannibals supplied with live babies by the government in return for technological secrets.
Perhaps the most paranoid variation on this theme comes from William Milton Cooper, who suggests in his pamphlet  The Secret Government   that J.F. Kennedy was in fact killed because he was about to blow the gaff on the alien conspiracy.    
&bquo;Where all this is supposed to take place is in fact the site of the US military testing grounds,&equo; Andy Roberts observes.
&bquo;It doesn't seem to occur to anyone that all these people going on about UFOs and the general hilarity they cause would be quite a good disguise for the government if it did want to cover up weapons testing.&equo;
Roberts does admit that, next to all of this, British ufology looks a little quaint.
&bquo;It's down to <head>restraint</head>&mdash; we have it and the Americans don't.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40053" docsrc="bnc_A90_351">
<answer instance="restraint.40053" senseid="restraint_of_trade%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
A long-standing by-law has been invoked to support the stance of the board.
Bob Ashby, the chairman, said that international football was considered to be of paramount importance to the status of Rugby League and that selection for Great Britain must not be devalued.    
Great Britain, he said, had emerged as a force once more after their victory over Australia in Sydney last year and their recent wins over New Zealand, and next summer's tour was a vital preparation for the visit of the Australians in the autumn of 1990.    
&bquo;The board are extending a long-standing by-law which prevents a player who has rejected an international invitation from performing at club level during the summer period,&equo; said Ashby.
But can the Rugby League make it stick?
The spectre of <head>restraint</head>of trade rears its ugly head.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40056" docsrc="bnc_AC6_1266">
<answer instance="restraint.40056" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
We also sang &bquo;Longtemps, longtemps, longtemps, apr&egrave;s que les po&egrave;tes sont disparus&hellip; &bquo;, also by Trenet, one of the most beautifully upsetting songs for poets.
And we were finding poets everywhere.
In Salamanca we often smiled at each other as we passed along a street called Street of the Two Poets &mdash; or was it a little plaza?
We fatuously wondered if a street or a square would ever be named after us - &bquo;two spooky old Villons,&equo; as Dana once described us.    
Then came December.
The dancer, on her way back to the United States, took Dana in her VW to Lisbon, Porto and Bilbao, where I met them, then we drove all the way to Paris.
Dana went on with his friend to see her off at Le Havre, while I made my way to London, where I was joined by Dana a few days later.
We were in Bath to stay for a couple of weeks with my parents, in time for Christmas and &bquo;New Year's&equo;.
So far, I had behaved with great <head>restraint</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40058" docsrc="bnc_CRM_5329">
<answer instance="restraint.40058" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="restraint.40058" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
However, the structure of the cyclosporin A/cyclophilin complex has not been determined.
Here we present the solution structure of the cyclosporin A/cyclophilin complex obtained by heteronuclear three-dimensional NMR spectroscopy.
The structure, one of the largest determined by NMR, differs from proposed models of the complex and is analysed in terms of the binding interactions and structure/activity relationships for CsA analogues.    
Figure 1 depicts a stereoview of 31 superimposed structures of the cyclosporin A (CsA) /cyclophilin (CyP) complex generated from a total of 2,115 NMR-derived restraints using a distance geometry/simulated annealing protocol.
As shown in Table 1, the structures satisfy the distance <head>restraints</head>with no violation greater than 0.4 A and show good covalent geometry and non-bonded contacts.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40060" docsrc="bnc_BNX_479">
<answer instance="restraint.40060" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Provide greater visibility.    
Harness has adjustable shoulder strap and waistband.    
Front buckle fastening.
Armbands have velcro adjustment to ensure correct fit.      
Yellow, Green.        
ANKLE/ARM BANDS    
 Available separately in a pack of two  .     
table omitted as marked          
THE LAW      
IN THE FRONT OF THE CAR    
Babies up to one year must be secured in an approved <head>restraint</head>designed for their weight.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40062" docsrc="bnc_A79_138">
<answer instance="restraint.40062" senseid="restraint%1:26:00::"/>
<answer instance="restraint.40062" senseid="U"/>
<context>
The wall-plate, which is likely to be decayed, should also be removed.
Where decay has advanced along the joist into the building interior, it may be necessary to splice on a new timber end to the member, carried on a joist-hanger.
The length of this splice and the size of the bolt for making the connection depends upon floor span, loading, spacing of joists and distance of the splice from the support, but for a 4m (13ft) span in domestic-type work, with joists at 400mm (16in) centres, the splice would be 610mm (24in) long with two 12mm (1/2in) diameter bolts installed 400mm (16in) apart over 75mm (3in) square toothed-plate connectors.
To ensure that the wall retains adequate lateral <head>restraint</head>after the joists have been rehung, stainless steel straps at about 1,200mm (48in) centres should be installed.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40066" docsrc="bnc_C8F_722">
<answer instance="restraint.40066" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
However, some of the streets are long (up to 1.5 km) so that some motorists have expressed frustration at having to drive behind a cycle at cycle speed for some distance.
It is fair to say that this is probably not a very pleasant experience for the cyclist either, so that &bquo;give and take&equo; is an essential ingredient of operating such facilities in practice.    
The final variant on provision for cyclists occurs in areas where streets are relatively narrow and pass predominantly through housing districts.
Here cycle tracks may be taken from road space, but as they are delimited only by markings they are available for cars to pull into when they need to pass oncoming traffic.
Where speed <head>restraint</head>measures are built, the cycle lane can be carried outside them to ensure that bikes are not slowed in the same way as cars (Figure 6.26).    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40068" docsrc="bnc_A6G_1098">
<answer instance="restraint.40068" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Moreover, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, it was a hope that was disappointed.
Lord Salisbury espoused and practised a limited politics, but it would be reductionist to equate this with the doctrinaire non-interventionism preached by the LPDL.
In fact Salisbury poured scorn on Lord Wemyss &mdash; &bquo;the great prophet of North Berwick Law&equo; &mdash; and insisted that interventionist legislation had to be considered on the merits of the measure in question.
Likewise, Wemyss had few kind things to say about Salisbury, and on more than one occasion denounced him as a &bquo;socialist&equo; for   enacting measures like free education in rural districts and the Workmen's Compensation Act.
However, for Wemyss, Dicey, and the individualist groups Lord Salisbury was a paragon of virtue and <head>restraint</head>compared to the Edwardian Conservative party.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40071" docsrc="bnc_CM4_1098">
<answer instance="restraint.40071" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
He likewise remembered punishments, usually caused by asking awkward questions.    
&bquo;Magister, if the Quintans curse their God, won't they also curse the God-Emperor?&equo;    
&bquo;Beware, boy!&equo;    
&bquo;The Quintans don't have the voc-voc-vocabulary to adore our Emperor, do they?&equo;    
&bquo;Draco, you will write out the  Codex Fidelitatis   forty times, then you at least will possess the correct vocabulary!&equo;    
In his heart the boy Jaq vowed vengeance against daemons and against psykers who were conduits for daemons for stealing his parents from him and bestowing upon him the honour of being raised by missionaries.    
He learned piety, dedication.
He learned restraint.
Some of that <head>restraint</head>was protective camouflage for passions which he both felt welling within himself and denied.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40072" docsrc="bnc_ANH_1552">
<answer instance="restraint.40072" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Since no conception of the good which expresses the rational nature of the person upholding it is better than any other, the constitutional arrangements should be neutral between them.
The role of the state is to enable all persons to express their nature and pursue their own autonomously conceived conception of the good and plan of life.    
As noted, this intuitive idea relies on a plausible-looking but unfounded belief in the acceptance of a need for unanimously approved principles of justice as in everyone's highest interest.
This is enough to reject it.
Furthermore, this way of expressing the intuitive idea is unlikely to gain Rawls' approval.
It advocates not neutral political concern as a principle of <head>restraint</head>but neutrality between those conceptions of the good which greatly value an autonomous development of one's life in accordance with one's rational nature.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40076" docsrc="bnc_BNM_453">
<answer instance="restraint.40076" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Some courses have to be rejected because the cost of travelling makes the course uneconomic even though the course content may be very appropriate&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Cost obviously plays a big part-we are more likely to support a car load for a day nearby, than a person for a day in Carlisle or Penzance&equo;.        
(Training officer group)    
&bquo;Limited finances mean that only courses important and of use to the library service are considered &bquo;&hellip;.
&bquo;Due to lack of finance the only courses attended are normally one-day courses which are held locally&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Unfortunately training budgets are very tight at the moment and therefore staff are not sent to external courses as frequently as would be desirable&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Decision is made by County Librarian within the financial <head>restraints</head>of the financial budget&equo;.        
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40077" docsrc="bnc_CCX_93">
<answer instance="restraint.40077" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Don't forget that anything laid in sand always needs a solid edging.          
CRAZY PAVING    
Crazy paving can also be laid on sand, but it is not vibrated, as the joints are too large.
As the paving is all made from broken paving slabs and, therefore, all the same thickness, you simply lay it on the levelled sand bed.
Try to keep the joints as even as possible, as it makes the finish look better.
Points to remember are: a wide joint looks wider when it is filled, and a narrow joint is harder to fill.
Pointing is tedious, so don't break the pieces too small, but don't use them too big either, or you might as well lay proper slabs.    
If you have a patio, you may want to lay slabs so that the path matches it.
Once the foundation has been laid, you can lay the slabs on sand if you wish, provided that you have made a edge <head>restraint</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40079" docsrc="bnc_BNM_874">
<answer instance="restraint.40079" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Size of establishment and type of authority were again associated with the presence of this potential resource so that the authorities who were less advantaged in terms of their own resources were also less likely to have a strong centre of training expertise to turn to.    
The problem of insufficient staff to be able easily to absorb absences from the workplace to attend group training sessions was   commented on by all except the largest libraries, with some libraries apparently regarding this lack of (indirect) staff resource as paramount to preventing any in-service training programmes being carried out, although as was emphasized by The Library Association Working Party on Training:    
&bquo;No single method of training is appropriate for all situations.
Libraries must select the methods that are relevant to their particular objectives and <head>restraints</head> .&equo;        
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40080" docsrc="bnc_A6D_824">
<answer instance="restraint.40080" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Can we attribute this perception entirely to Volpone's and Mosca's perversity?
Not exactly, if only because it is precisely at this point that  Volpone   shows how the normal is parasitic upon the perverse.
To be sure we are seeing it in a grotesquely parodied form, but what leads to Celia being nearly raped is nothing less than the prevailing structures of patriarchal and heterosexual authority: it is after all her hitherto paranoidly jealous husband who has literally dragged her to Volpone's bed.    
One further aspect of dress violation associated with the theatre also contravened divine and natural law: the abomination of boys dressing as girls.
For John Rainoldes the boy transvestite destroyed the fragile moral <head>restraint</head>containing an anarchic male sexuality; the boy incited his male audience into every kind of sexual excess.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40082" docsrc="bnc_CR4_150">
<answer instance="restraint.40082" senseid="restraint%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
Masud Hoghughi, director of Aycliffe children's centre, said: &bquo;It is most regrettable that so long after the Children Act this ambiguity continues.
There is considerable anxiety and demoralisation among staff.&equo;    
The manager of one secure unit believes the delay highlights the inherent problems of the subject.
&bquo;It is easy for the guidance to tell us what not to do, but it is very difficult to legislate for all possible scenarios.&equo;    
There was also speculation that the delay was caused by Health Secretary Virginia Bottomley because she wanted to launch it after returning from a trip abroad.          
Restraint guidelines highlight risk-taking    
The right of elderly people to take risks is emphasised in the first national guidelines on <head>restraint</head>in residential care and nursing homes.    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40083" docsrc="bnc_BNX_486">
<answer instance="restraint.40083" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
table omitted as marked          
THE LAW      
IN THE FRONT OF THE CAR    
Babies up to one year must be secured in an approved restraint designed for their weight.
Older children must wear an approved child restraint or an adult seat belt.        
FURTHER INFORMATION    
You can get further information about the safety of your children in the car from Road Safety Officers.
Contact your local council for the address and telephone number.        
IN THE REAR OF THE CAR    
Babies up to one year must use a suitable seat or restrained carrycot, if available.    
Children aged 1, 2, or 3 must use a child <head>restraint</head>(or an adult seat belt with a booster cushion) if fitted.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40085" docsrc="bnc_CBW_3952">
<answer instance="restraint.40085" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The exceptions are their use of a narrow category of supremely confidential information; and (much more likely and practical) where their contracts of employment contain enforceable restraint clauses.    
In 1986 the Court of Appeal laid down the basic rules on competition by ex&rehy;employees in  Faccenda Chicken Ltd v Fowler   1986 IRLR 69.
In a nutshell, there are three types of information:    
Anything in the public sphere &mdash; published, for instance, in the press or in annual reports.
Anyone can make use of that as they see fit.    
Highly confidential and sensitive matters &mdash; such as business plans, projections or formulae &mdash; which must not be used.    
The rest is the information locked up in people's brains and which cannot be left behind.
This may be used, unless there is a valid, binding <head>restraint</head>clause &mdash; or &bquo;restrictive covenant&equo; &mdash; in the employee's contract.        
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40086" docsrc="bnc_B0H_1462">
<answer instance="restraint.40086" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<answer instance="restraint.40086" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
They seem, in practice, to treat Cabinet government as a chunk of modelling-clay to be pummelled and fashioned by the prime minister of the hour.
This is the kind of reasoning you hear when senior men think aloud in private about the theme of Cabinet government:    
The Cabinet system has been different for Heath, Wilson and Mrs Thatcher.
There's a reaction, which we can get in our constitution, to suit the PM of the day and his or her working relationships.
The decisions get taken in the way in which people want to take them.    
Mrs Thatcher is very clear about her views, very much a leader.
Because of that she doesn't need or want to resolve things by collective discussion.
She knows what she wants to do about almost everything.
But it is a collective machine because they all sink or swim with her.
She uses the Cabinet as a sort of sounding-board.
It restrains her when <head>restraint</head>is necessary.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40088" docsrc="bnc_BNM_33">
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Respondents' comments are reproduced in italics throughout the text.          
SCOPE    
This was a wide-ranging exploratory survey, designed &bquo;to obtain some basic information about current training provision which could be used in identifying more specific areas of enquiry&hellip; a pilot study   focussing   on public libraries only&equo;.      
Definitions used    
The report of The Library Association Working Party on Training, when discussing training methods under three broad headings of (1) on-the-job/individual, (2) internal courses, (3) external courses, noted that &bquo;no single method of training is   appropriate for all situations.
Libraries must select the methods that are relevant to their particular objectives and <head>restraints</head> &equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40089" docsrc="bnc_CDW_13">
<answer instance="restraint.40089" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
And I was even more curious as to why it was that Milton Friedman could so confidently assert in his writings a belief in the value of freedom, or Harry Johnson in the value of efficiency or Nicholas Kaldor in the value of equality, if it were true that facts and values could be distinguished so clearly.    
What has frankly surprised me about the last decade is the way in which social scientists who make no claim to a Christian profession have been talking openly about the relevance of religious values to our current economic problems in the Western world.
Let me give you some examples:    
In  Social Limits to Growth  , the late Fred Hirsch wrote:    
Truth, trust, acceptance, <head>restraint</head> , obligation &mdash; these are among the social virtues grounded in religious belief which   are also now seen to play a central role in the functioning of an individualistic, contractual economy.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40093" docsrc="bnc_A69_964">
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<context>
It is not accidental that the assertion of &bquo;the rights of man&equo; has been characteristic of revolutionary regimes which aspired to interfere with and overturn the systems of law and society of their neighbours; and there could be no more striking evidence of the antagonism of Soviet Russia to Trotskyism than that &bquo;human rights&equo; have to be forced down its throat at Helsinki or Belgrade like spoonfuls of brimstone.    
On the other hand it is possible to differentiate the nature and effects of the human rights &bquo;declared&equo; by the United Nations from those asserted as the basis of the American state in the second section of the Declaration of Independence.
A right to &bquo;life&equo; may be philosophically opaque; and right to &bquo;liberty&equo; may mean anything or nothing; but a right to the &bquo;pursuit of happiness&equo; is unmistakably individualist, a claim upon society for the absence or minimum of <head>restraint</head>upon oneself, counterbalanced by the renunciation of restraint upon others.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40094" docsrc="bnc_C8F_191">
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<context>
Moreover, deep-rooted public opposition to urban road construction emerged in the 1970s, so that the only feasible way forward would have been a policy of car restraint.
But this nettle was never grasped; in the absence of a coherent national urban transport policy neither restraint nor reconstruction have been consistently practised and British cities have become used to &bquo;muddling through&equo;, without any clear idea of the goal they are trying to achieve.    
The contrast with West Germany is sharp, for although the 1965 German equivalent of  Traffic in Towns   echoed Buchanan's views on the need for the establishment of environmental standards, the response can be seen as the departure point for much of the environmental traffic management practised there since.
Provided with the same choices as the UK, the German recognition of the inadequacy of funds and the consequent inevitability of <head>restraint</head>measures has proved to be prescient.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40098" docsrc="bnc_A66_684">
<answer instance="restraint.40098" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Only the blessings of a continuing income from North Sea oil kept the balance of payments in reasonable condition, but even here the emergence of the pound as a &bquo;petro-currency&equo; (along with high interest rates) led to its appreciation in value to the cost of British exports.
A government elected to cut public spending and reduce inflation as the basis for economic recovery had achieved, it seemed, exactly the reverse.    
The arguments within the Thatcher administration went on apace over whether to swing the axe fiercely into public spending in the winter of 1980&ndash;1, with ministers like Prior, Pym, Walker, and Carrington arguing the case for maintaining public expenditure and investment, monetarists outside the government like Alan Budd urging far more stringent monetary <head>restraint</head> , and Sir Geoffrey Howe at the Treasury buffeted about in between.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40099" docsrc="bnc_B14_98">
<answer instance="restraint.40099" senseid="restraint%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
0&ndash;3 months    
suffocation, smothering, choking, strangulation by clothing    
3&ndash;6 months    
burns, scalds, falls (causes of most head injuries), choking    
6&ndash;12 months    
falls, cuts and bruises, burns and scalds, choking, poisoning, drowning        
As the child's mobility increases, accidents are often related to play, and when constant adult surveillance cannot be assured, young children can at least be protected by being put in a playpen or securely fastened in a bouncing cradle (placed on the floor), highchair or pram.
However, physical <head>restraint</head>is not a solution to accident prevention and, indeed, excessive over protection will only deny a child the opportunity to explore and learn about the environment.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40101" docsrc="bnc_AHK_61">
<answer instance="restraint.40101" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
His widow withdrew from the Imperial Court and founded a religious order for the relief of the poor and the sick.
That did not prevent her from being thrown down a mineshaft to her death in 1918.    
A priest, Father Seraphim, managed to retrieve her body and brought it to Jerusalem via Peking, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Colombo, Bombay and Port Said.
In Jerusalem the remains were received by her sister, Princess Louis of Battenberg, the mother of Mountbatten, and buried in the Russian church on the Mount of Olives.    
The last Tsar, the Tsarina (another sister of Ella) and their five children have already been canonised as martyrs by the Russian Orthodox Church in exile.
But this is the first time that the official Russian Orthodx Church, freed from the <head>restraints</head>of communism, will have canonised a member of the Imperial family.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40105" docsrc="bnc_C8F_513">
<answer instance="restraint.40105" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
General advice on making squares was offered with stress on making the limits and form of a square   clear, making the traffic conform to decorative town planning and cutting down the space dedicated to vehicles in favour of giving additional tracks or spaces for other purposes, even if these sometimes have to be driven over.
Each junction requires its own solution or compromise and seldom, it was argued, is today's solution the best one.
Town planning needs and traffic needs clash most openly when it comes to squares and junctions, which is why the town at that point must reflect the needs of planning and give least consideration to the needs of traffic.    
The book summarised its approach to the new attitude towards traffic <head>restraint</head>in towns in the phrase &bquo;new rights, new duties, new possibilities.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40108" docsrc="bnc_CHL_567">
<answer instance="restraint.40108" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
This led him to focus on the top social stratum as the primary location of anomie, for it was power and not poverty that facilitated too easily the personal achievement of socially inculcated cultural ambitions.
Furthermore, once achieved, these targets no longer constrained individuals' aspirations or behaviour; instead, successful individuals experienced a release from moral and social binds.
In a condition of pure individuation, the successful experience the sensation that anything and everything is possible.
Looking over the abyss of infinite possibility, they find it easy to slip into endless striving and pursuit of whatever is, at that moment, desired.
As Durkheim, comparing poverty and wealth, put it:    
&bquo;Poverty protects against&hellip; (subjective deprivation) because it is a <head>restraint</head>in itself.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40109" docsrc="bnc_CNP_95">
<answer instance="restraint.40109" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The court denied the motion based on its finding that Unix Labs has no valid copyright on 32V Unix, an early 1978 version of the software from which the University of California at Berkeley's Networking Release 2 code is derived.
Berkeley Software's BSD/386 in turn derives from Net2 and the court found that Net2 was in fact derived from 32V.
Unix Labs is appealing the judge's decision, claiming that he is mistaken on a matter of law.
Although a very early copy of 32V may have carried a copyright notice, it was removed based on the then-prevailing legal opinion that a copyright notice implied general circulation which, if true, would taint 32V's trade secret protection.
Unix Labs maintains that 32V was a limited publication, further restricted by contractual <head>restraints</head>and subject to limited publication law and therefore did not require a copyright notice.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40113" docsrc="bnc_CKN_1155">
<answer instance="restraint.40113" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The literary intelligence at work in the best post-war critical journals still looks as arresting, in its moral urgency, as Ruskin's  Modern Painters   or the essays of Matthew Arnold or George Eliot.
This was an embattled and a battling faith.
A battle needs two sides, and the New Critics quickly found an enemy in the bland Sunday reviewing of Harold Nicolson, that elegant survivor of a politer age, or in the amiable and   harmless writings of Lord David Cecil.
The New Critic, by reaction, liked to look tough.
&bquo;I have been waiting for a long time to get my hands on this one&equo;, a review of Nicolson by Kingsley Amis began.
The book was called  Good Behaviour   (1955), and no doubt the very title was an incitement.
By then the conventional <head>restraints</head>of courtesy were felt to have had their day, and outlived it: the New Critic was above all a rebel, even a terrorist.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40114" docsrc="bnc_AR4_520">
<answer instance="restraint.40114" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Women were often portrayed in Greek dress, usually the  chiton  , a voluminous tunic, made of lightweight cloth such as linen, buttoned down the sleeves and belted above the waist.
Less common was the Doric  peplos  , a sleeveless tunic with overfold gathered in at the waist, the whole pinned or buttoned at the shoulders.
Greek dress became more common for men after Hadrian's enthusiastic adoption of Greek fashions, and is often seen in early Christian art.    
Though the Hadrianic fashion for Greek dress and hairstyles proved pervasive, other imperial initiatives did not.
An interesting example is the  stola  , a traditional female garment deliberately revived by Augustus as an expression of his policy of moral <head>restraint</head>upon members of the aristocracy, not least his own family.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40117" docsrc="bnc_A2G_158">
<answer instance="restraint.40117" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<answer instance="restraint.40117" senseid="restraint%1:07:01::"/>
<context>
Warren Clarke makes a superbly unattractive and boorish Vic, face in repose like a flat tyre.
Haydn Gwynne, looking uncannily like Meryl Streep, makes a rather better-groomed Robyn than expected, versatile, spirited and wholly watchable.
On this showing, people who avowedly hate his novels may find themselves hooked to this series.    
A sober and numbing Inside Story (BBC 1), &bquo;The Forgotten Holocaust&equo; related how the gypsy population of Europe, like that of the Jews, was wiped out by the Nazis.
Survivors quietly described how families were destroyed, women abused, men castrated; how the Gestapo made them play their gypsy violins even while they performed their atrocities.
By its <head>restraint</head> , George Case's programme provided a long-overdue and eloquent epitaph.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40118" docsrc="bnc_CS7_381">
<answer instance="restraint.40118" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Clearly more weight attaches to the principal administrative and economic factors: the development of general hospital treatment and primary care which are intended to replace mental hospitals, and the search for more cost-effective alternatives to state hospital provision.
Since the new forms of treatment set up have not reduced the demand for state hospital admissions and the alternatives so far devised have not guaranteed more   cost-effective services, the move into the community can be seen to be reaching a critical stage of development.    
Italy and the USA constitute rogue cases in the sense that in the former case there was political interest in change, while in the latter case there was an extraordinary mass interest in psychiatry.
In Britain the process was subject to much more diffidence and <head>restraint</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40125" docsrc="bnc_CDW_1495">
<answer instance="restraint.40125" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
In 1971 the Industrial Relations Act was passed, which made trade union privileges conditional upon registering and satisfying the Registrar that their internal rules contained minimum safeguards for their members' rights.
This Act was repealed by the new Labour government in 1974 and in legislation in 1975 and 1976, further rights and immunities were granted to trade unions.
These Acts extended the powers of secondary picketing and the ability to negotiate closed shop agreements, and limited the grounds on which individuals could refuse to join a trade union.    
In a judgment in the Court of Appeal (BBC v.
Hearn and   others 1977) Lord Denning summed up the legal position of trade unions as follows:    
Parliament has conferred more freedom from restraint on trade unions than has ever been known to the law before.
All legal <head>restraints</head>have been lifted so that they can now do as they will.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40126" docsrc="bnc_CM2_363">
<answer instance="restraint.40126" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
In fact, owners of land or factories can do things non-owners cannot, as can men with weapons compared to those without, or even men as compared to women.
Hence social contracts may bind, not all members of a society, but members of some group within society.
The problem is to explain how individuals come to identify their interest with that of a specific group, and why different societies tend to divide into groups along different lines, according to economic class, religion, race, etc.    
The other weakness of the social contract model lies in its excessively rational and legalistic nature.
In practice, I suspect that &bquo;contracts&equo; are arrived at as much by religious and ideological persuasion as by rational discourse, and maintained more by the threat of social ostracism than by legal <head>restraint</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40129" docsrc="bnc_BPH_712">
<answer instance="restraint.40129" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
It was clear to  The Times   that bankruptcy was far less of a protection to creditors than a licence to dishonest traders to speculate with other persons' property.
That being the case how did it happen that a system which worked so ill had not been altered long ago?
&bquo;Chiefly, no doubt, the extraordinary complexity of the subject.&equo;
To master the details of bankruptcy law was a task requiring not only skill but assiduous and prolonged attention.
There was not time to have so complicated a measure thoroughly discussed in both Houses in a single session.
But the 1869 Bankruptcy bill was a third of the length of its predecessor.
It was framed on the principles of modern political economy.
A free system of administration was substituted for an official system.
Court rules and <head>restraints</head>were done away with.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40130" docsrc="bnc_CRK_847">
<answer instance="restraint.40130" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
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The reception of the schema was at first fairly favourable, but gradually became more and more hostile, with Cardinal Heenan of Westminster emerging as perhaps the harshest critic.
On 23 October, however, a rather unexpected mid-morning vote (which left some 200 bishops absent from the hall) declared it acceptable as a basis for further discussion.
For the next fortnight it was examined section by section.
The debates encompassed a vast range of subjects, racial justice, discrimination against women, the  Index   of forbidden books, even tourism, but the most delicate was the discussion on marriage.
Between the sessions, Pope Paul had called for <head>restraint</head>on this topic, and on 28 October Cardinal Agagianian announced that some matters would not be brought to the Council floor in a move widely interpreted as favourable to the conservative forces in the curia.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40134" docsrc="bnc_C8R_1354">
<answer instance="restraint.40134" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
In relation to Northern Ireland, successive British Governments and Parliaments have repeatedly affirmed the union, stipulating the consent first of the Parliament of Northern Ireland (Ireland Act 1949, s.1(2), now repealed), now of the people of Northern Ireland expressed in a referendum (Northern Ireland Act 1973, s.1).
Such provisions do not render the severance of the union politically impossible; indeed, as a matter of politics, as opposed to law, it cannot be maintained against the will of either party that it be dissolved.
It is, however, not necessary to argue that the severance of the union is illegal or unconstitutional in any technical sense.
The fact of union, coupled with its repeated reaffirmation, has resulted in a position where only a blind man could assume that the power of the Westminster Parliament to sever it was so well established in general acquiescence that none would deny the propriety of its exercise.          
External <head>restraints</head>on sovereignty    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40135" docsrc="bnc_A6G_1539">
<answer instance="restraint.40135" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
This book, therefore, is good and probably reliable as far as it goes.
For this we have to thank Professor Hinsley, a highly respected and trustworthy historian, who would not allow deceptions to appear under his name.
Subjects which could not be mentioned without deception, because of the insufferable restraints to which he is subject, are consequently omitted entirely.
The effect is rather like a newspaper carrying blank columns where items have been banned.
It has advantages.
For the authorities, it ensures that only a relatively sanitized version of events gets out; for the authors, it means that they do not have to perjure themselves, and has the additional benefit that the gaps &mdash; and consequently the <head>restraints</head>under which they have had to work &mdash; are obvious to their readers.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40139" docsrc="bnc_AT4_2898">
<answer instance="restraint.40139" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
You can have this one all to yourself.&equo;    
They over-rode his fears.
He was instructed to attend on Friday at seven-thirty.
There was a hole low down in the hedge that Nutty had earmarked for entry.    
&bquo;Piece of cake,&equo; Nails agreed as they lined up for the first time on the pool edge.    
A thick hedge of cypresses hid the pool from the lawns that led up to the house.
It was perfectly secluded, a classic ten metre rectangle perfect for training.
They changed in the changing rooms so thoughtfully provided and came out shivering in the cool evening.
It had not occurred to Nutty how accustomed they had become to the steamy swimming baths and the seventy-five degree water.    
Nails dived in and came up looking shaken.
With great <head>restraint</head>he said nothing.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40140" docsrc="bnc_CAG_1966">
<answer instance="restraint.40140" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
It is well written and often hilarious.
There is little or no discussion of principle.
The reader feels entertained, but in an excluded sort of way, rather as though he or she were the butler at a particularly lively dessert at Lincoln's Inn.    
For the lawyers have it all sewn up.
Pannick takes us through the details.
Barristers may not be sued for negligence if they botch a case in court; nor as a general rule is their incompetence a ground of appeal against conviction.
Litigation is for other people.
Dereliction of duty may lead to disciplinary action &mdash; but this is conducted exclusivelyby the barristerstuemselves.
Furthermore, although &bquo;the advocate owes important duties to his client, even the wishes and instructions of a client form only a partial <head>restraint</head>on the liberty of counsel&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40144" docsrc="bnc_A75_855">
<answer instance="restraint.40144" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Once the residue left after absorption of foodstuff reaches the last part of the gut, the desire to defecate results.
In herbivores particularly, but also in most animals and babies, defecation takes place more than once per day.
In health, constipation is rare, being a reflection in many human cases of a lack of roughage in the diet.
In adults, the decision whether or not to defecate is under voluntary control.
Most of us defecate once a day and at a convenient time.
When this routine becomes disorganised &mdash; as after time-zone transitions and during night-work &mdash; this can be inconvenient, particularly if we have a busy and highly-ordered life-style, and even socially embarrassing.
When there are no social <head>restraints</head> , as in time-free isolation experiments, for instance, defecation appears to be more &bquo;spontaneous&equo; &mdash; that is, less regular and sometimes more frequent.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40146" docsrc="bnc_CBF_11561">
<answer instance="restraint.40146" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Firemen found more than a dozen incendiary devices in the offices near Borden, Hants, used by scientists to study squirrels.
A police spokesman said: &bquo;Only one went off.
If the rest had exploded it would all have been destroyed.&equo;        
&pound;500 fine if children don't belt up    
Paul Wilenius, Political Editor    
PARENTS face a &pound;500 fine if their children do not wear seatbelts in the car.    
All youngsters will have to belt up in cars, vans and lorries from February 2 under tough laws unveiled by the Government yesterday.
It is hoped the lives of four children will be saved each year, and 50 serious injuries avoided.    
At present, six children are killed and 400 hurt in a year in crashes because they were not wearing a <head>restraint</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40148" docsrc="bnc_BNX_332">
<answer instance="restraint.40148" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Cars manufactured since October 1986 are required to have rear seat belts or child restraints fitted.    
In theory children over the age of 12 months could just use an adult seat belt.
Clearly, this is not practical in terms of safety or comfort for a small child.
She should have a purpose-designed restraint appropriate for her age and weight.        
WHAT IS &bquo;APPROPRIATE&equo; FOR A CHILD?    
Purpose-built child restraints are now available to suit children of all ages and sizes.    
The following pages detail the wide range of restraints available and show each product in further detail to enable you to make your choice.    
Consult the table on the back page for easy reference to assist you in your choice of the correct Child Car Safety Seat.    
Use a child <head>restraint</head>on every trip even the shortest.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40150" docsrc="bnc_CE7_681">
<answer instance="restraint.40150" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
If the Labour Party, having made its pronouncement, lapses back into the   acquiescence   which it has shown since the war broke out, its Memorandum may do more harm than good.&equo;    
A leading argument deployed by the ILP and its supporters at the Labour Party conference was that only by quitting the Government could the Labour Party hope to retain its authority with &bquo;the men in the workshops&equo; and thus avert &bquo;the terrible danger of insurrection.&equo;
W. C. Anderson &mdash; who had moved the Workers' and Soldiers' Council resolution at Leeds the previous June &mdash; pressed the point, warning:    
Side by side with the present food situation was the increasingly dangerous industrial position.
A terrific industrial upheaval at the present moment might be dangerous from the standpoint of a democratic People's Peace.
There was need for <head>restraint</head> &hellip;.        
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40152" docsrc="bnc_B2A_432">
<answer instance="restraint.40152" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
With systems comprising solely a Type II &bquo;internal market&equo;, the home authority would find itself very restricted in its health care planning role with little scope for ensuring that local needs and priorities are met.
This arises since patients are permitted to go anywhere for treatment, leaving the home authority to pay for this treatment, whether or not the   authority considers such treatment necessary for that particular patient, whether or not that type of treatment figures in local priorities, and whether or not there are &bquo;more deserving&equo; cases within the authority.    
With such a system there seems little to prevent providers behaving in the same manner as providers elsewhere where reimbursement systems are in operation.
Providers would place no <head>restraint</head>on the services provided or number of cases treated, since they would be certain of payment.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40153" docsrc="bnc_BLX_1805">
<answer instance="restraint.40153" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
At the other end of the scale there are the  particle feeders  , static animals such as burrowing marine worms and other bottom-dwelling aquatic creatures that simply sit and sift the plentiful detritus that sinks to the bed of seas and lakes.
They rarely go hungry, but they are easy prey for aquatic hunters, having little or no mobility with which to defend themselves.      
The diet of this Alaskan brown bear (right) is predominantly succulent vegetation, including roots, fruits and berries, but when the opportunity arises animal foods are consumed with relish.
Once a year the up-river migration of the salmon heading for their spawning grounds provides a great feast.
Each fish is caught in the water, then carried to a nearby bank and delicately devoured.
As a restaurant diner would, the bear separates the flesh from the skeleton, which is left behind after the meal.    
(Opposite, top left) River-feeding birds have evolved a highly specialised hunting technique based on great <head>restraint</head> .
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<instance id="restraint.40156" docsrc="bnc_ANH_1202">
<answer instance="restraint.40156" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
5 Neutral Political Concern    
&bquo;A state or government that claims&hellip;. &lsqb;the citizen's&rsqb; allegiance (as other individuals do not)&equo;, writes Robert Nozick, &bquo;therefore scrupulously must be  neutral   between its citizens.&equo;
Writers of an egalitarian liberal persuasion often join libertarian liberals in applauding the same sentiments, different though their interpretation of them usually is.    
The anti-perfectionist principle claims that implementation and promotion of ideals of the good life, though worthy in themselves, are not a legitimate matter for governmental action.
The doctrine of political neutrality seeks to implement it through a policy of neutrality.
Government action should be neutral regarding ideals of the good life.
Such a doctrine is a doctrine of <head>restraint</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40157" docsrc="bnc_CE7_625">
<answer instance="restraint.40157" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
In the absence of any significant movement on the Western Front people were bound to start asking what their sacrifices were for, and whether, if military victory was unattainable, some other way of stopping the slaughter should be found.    
Meanwhile rising prices and growing food shortages stimulated growing resentment, especially since these deprivations were popularly attributed as much to profiteering as to the effects of German submarine warfare on Britain's food supplies.
By the autumn of 1917, food queues had become a major grievance and demands for a more equitable distribution of food led to mass demonstrations and even strikes in many parts of the country.
While letters from serving soldiers tended to play down the awfulness of the trenches their wives, writing back, did not show the same <head>restraint</head> .
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<instance id="restraint.40161" docsrc="bnc_BNX_488">
<answer instance="restraint.40161" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Babies up to one year must be secured in an approved restraint designed for their weight.
Older children must wear an approved child restraint or an adult seat belt.        
FURTHER INFORMATION    
You can get further information about the safety of your children in the car from Road Safety Officers.
Contact your local council for the address and telephone number.        
IN THE REAR OF THE CAR    
Babies up to one year must use a suitable seat or restrained carrycot, if available.    
Children aged 1, 2, or 3 must use a child restraint (or an adult seat belt with a booster cushion) if fitted.
Children who are 4 or over should use an adult seat belt if available.
A <head>restraint</head>is considered to be available if it is not being used by another child or adult.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40162" docsrc="bnc_C8F_447">
<answer instance="restraint.40162" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
When the movement to spread the benefits of restraint through the rest of the city gathered pace in the 1970s, the Germans were fortunate in having the leading exponents of these principles living next door to them in the Netherlands.
In these early days the Germans very much followed the Dutch leads; indeed the regulations introduced in 1980 for restraining traffic in residential roads were a straight translation of those adopted in the Netherlands' Woonerven.
As in the Netherlands, the goal was to restrain traffic, so that speeds and volumes would be reduced.
Given that much traffic such as goods deliveries and rubbish removal is essential to the city's functioning, the purpose was to filter-out non-essential movement so that necessary traffic would flow more smoothly not more slowly.
The term used for such <head>restraint</head>is Verkehrsberuhigung, literally meaning traffic-calming (Figure 5.1).    
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<instance id="restraint.40165" docsrc="bnc_BNX_310">
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<context>
Three quarters of these lives could be saved and two-thirds of the injuries avoided, if all children in the back seat wore restraints.    
Since 1983 it has been compulsory for car drivers and front seat passengers of all ages to wear seat belts or use child safety restraints.
Children under one year must be in a restraint appropriate to their age and weight.
Since this law was introduced the number of deaths and serious injuries to children as a result of car accidents has been significantly reduced.    
Since September 1989, a new rear seat safety law has been in force, in addition to the existing law relating to the front sea.
Under this law if seat belts or child <head>restraints</head>appropriate for the age and weight of the child are fitted in the rear of the car, the driver has a legal responsibility to see that children under the age of 14 wear them, unless they have a medical exemption certificate.    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40166" docsrc="bnc_ASB_1125">
<answer instance="restraint.40166" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The application of the principles of judicial review vary according to the circumstances.
As the  Ruddock   case has shown, the standard of review employed in national security cases is set so high that it is possible that the Tribunal could be compelled to refrain from interfering with discretionary decisions taken for this reason.
Much the same is true of the discretionary powers of the police.
Although the courts do not refuse in principle to review the exercise of police discretionary powers, they do nevertheless exercise a great deal of caution and <head>restraint</head>to such a degree that it is difficult to see how in practice the principles of judicial review are capable of being used to challenge decisions to issue warrants where these are considered to be necessary for the prevention or detection of crime.
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<instance id="restraint.40169" docsrc="bnc_CKR_1487">
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<context>
But, in March 1120, the monks of St Augustine's obtained a papal privilege allowing them to ring their bells to their hearts' content, however much they annoyed their neighbours over the wall; more to the point, this privilege quoted four papal privileges of the seventh to tenth centuries, all of them forgeries and one of them a forgery either derived from, or the source of, the very privilege of Pope Boniface IV which Alexander II had quoted to Lanfranc in 1070.    
This was a combination of evils grievous to bear; and in these circumstances it is scarcely surprising that the monastic community of the cathedral church themselves took action, and instituted a search for papal privileges to uphold their failing fortunes.
Archbishop Ralph's eloquent letter to the pope had had no effect; St Augustine's was throwing off the <head>restraints</head>that their neighbours had succeeded in imposing on them in the past; and York was poised for a final victory in the matter of the primacy.
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<instance id="restraint.40171" docsrc="bnc_CDP_861">
<answer instance="restraint.40171" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
While temporarily unloaded from any of the said vehicles in the course of a journey for a period of up to 72 hours (not counting Sunday or any Public Holiday) anywhere in England Scotland or Wales.        
A haulier can make it a condition that he incurs no liability under these circumstances:    
act of God    
act of war or civil war    
seizure under legal process    
act or omission of the trader, his employees or agents    
inherent liability to wastage in bulk, or weight, latent defect or inherent defect vice or natural deterioration of the merchandise    
insufficient or improper packing    
insufficient labelling or addressing    
riots, civil commotions, strikes, lock-outs, stoppage or   <head>restraint</head>of labour from whatever cause    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40174" docsrc="bnc_A6G_1464">
<answer instance="restraint.40174" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
He also scrutinizes the sexual acts, fears, and fantasies of selected soldiers and administrators in a way which is revealing both of their personal dynamics and of their working conditions.
Some of Hyam's most impressive passages describe male bisexuality: in many of the cultures which the British conquered or governed, sexual relations between men carried none of the odium or guilt to which they were subject in the United Kingdom (particularly from the 1890s), and he has unearthed much evidence of cheerful, matter-of-fact but discreetly conducted sexual relations between British men overseas.    
His most important theme is the way in which, uniquely among imperial powers, British concepts of masculinity &mdash; not least as fostered in public schools &mdash; had been redefined by 1914 in the perceived interest of imperial administrative efficiency &bquo;to mean not sexual prowess and maturity, but sexual <head>restraint</head> &equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40175" docsrc="bnc_C8F_475">
<answer instance="restraint.40175" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
As reported by Draeger, the area-wide traffic restraint project there involved 17 towns and was aimed at improving road safety in residential areas, raising the quality of living, reducing noise and providing more space for pedestrians and for children's play.
The recommendation from the evaluation studies that &bquo;the traffic restraint concept as a principle of planning should be continued&equo; represents the first official adoption in German planning of traffic restraint.
Furthermore, though the application of such measures to major roads was rejected at this stage, the studies concluded that &bquo;in the long term, traffic restraint concepts together with appropriate land use and general transport planning concepts can effect reductions in vehicular traffic in the city as a whole&equo;.          
Raising the publics consciousness    
As the 1970's drew to a close, the rate of introduction of traffic <head>restraint</head>schemes was accelerating, with some 250 projects in 125 cities implemented by 1981.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40178" docsrc="bnc_B71_1449">
<answer instance="restraint.40178" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The early testers believed that tests would open doors to disadvantaged people, not close them.
And that, by and large, is what tests have done, enabling millions of people from poor or deprived backgrounds to develop their abilities better than the circumstances of birth would otherwise have allowed.
As tests disappear, displaced by political requirements imposed on school and workplace, arbitrary barriers return; these barriers are new ones, perhaps, but no less unproductive and unjust.    
Besides politicising education and employment, the antitesting bias inhibits the search for useful knowledge about human differences Power pressures &mdash; even legal <head>restraints</head>&mdash; inhibit analyses showing how individual traits correlate with education and job training, with the conditions of learning and working, and with the quality of people's personal experience.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40179" docsrc="bnc_CS7_617">
<answer instance="restraint.40179" senseid="restraint%1:26:00::"/>
<context>
In the first annual report of the medical superintendent it was reported that it had not been necessary to use the padded cell on any occasion, despite the fact that many patients had been admitted handcuffed, leg iron locked or bound with cords and chains.
However, Wing suggests that Powick was noted in the early days chiefly for the cheapness of its care: &bquo;The beauty of the setting and the amenities of the farm (510 acres) contrasted with the restrictive and pinchpenny regime.&equo;
He points out that according to the recollections of Dr Sandison, Deputy Superintendent from 1954 to 1964, it had been difficult to fill the beds at Powick with patients admitted from the county and that admissions from such places as Birmingham, outside the catchment area, often of severely disabled people, were accepted.
&bquo;Powick still had its reputation for cheapness and it made a profit.&equo;    
Such warehousing was evidently mitigated by freedom from <head>restraint</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40182" docsrc="bnc_A9N_83">
<answer instance="restraint.40182" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The medical Royal Colleges recently agreed that 21 measures a week for men and 14 for women is sensible.
Damage to liver, brain and muscles begins above that, they say.
A measure is a half pint, a glass of wine, or a pub spirit.    
The book is published by the Social Affairs Unit, a rightwing pressure group headed by Dr Digby Anderson.
His introduction says that experts' recommendations will soon amount to teetotalism.
He said yesterday that there was studies of harm from alcohol varied greatly, and the basis for 14 and 21 was &bquo;not all that solid.&equo;    
Other contributors say that informal social <head>restraints</head>on drinking are more effective than government control, advertising does not induce excessive drinking, and random breath testing might reduce drink-driving.    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40184" docsrc="bnc_CRX_1185">
<answer instance="restraint.40184" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
If human action expresses motives and purposes, a question that arises is where the motives for  criminal   action come from (especially if we are unable to specify their &bquo;causes&equo;, in the positivist sense).
The classical answer is simply that they are there; they are taken as given.
They are part of the conception of human rationality which, as we saw in Chapter 1, is one of the starting assumptions of classical criminology.
Our dominant motivations are those of rational self-interest and they tend to lead us into crime because crime, however defined, involves self-restraint.
So, in classical terms, our rationality makes us &bquo;naturally&equo; criminal.    
However, I have stressed the importance of the other side of our self-interested rationality &mdash; the side that also enables us to appreciate the personal advantages to be gained from compliance with the <head>restraints</head>of the social contract.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40186" docsrc="bnc_BNX_480">
<answer instance="restraint.40186" senseid="restraint%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Harness has adjustable shoulder strap and waistband.    
Front buckle fastening.
Armbands have velcro adjustment to ensure correct fit.      
Yellow, Green.        
ANKLE/ARM BANDS    
 Available separately in a pack of two  .     
table omitted as marked          
THE LAW      
IN THE FRONT OF THE CAR    
Babies up to one year must be secured in an approved restraint designed for their weight.
Older children must wear an approved child <head>restraint</head>or an adult seat belt.        
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40187" docsrc="bnc_BN9_1506">
<answer instance="restraint.40187" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
Plans have been prepared by a local architect for a clubhouse, traditional pavilion and all-weather nets.    
The ground will be the first all-grassed cricketing venue in Spain, and both the installation of an irrigation system and the seeding of the site have been carried out by the members themselves.
Despite the efforts of hordes of gluttonous ants who dined on much of the grass seed, the first game on the first Spanish cricket ground was played there on Saturday, January 11 and the club hosted the Inter-Island Balearic Championships over the first weekend of May.    
The ground is delightful and has the potential to become a Mediterranean cricketing haven, retaining much of the charm associated with the typical English village ground, but not, of course, its weather.    
The project has been somewhat hindered by financial <head>restraints</head>and much remains to be done.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40189" docsrc="bnc_CEK_2417">
<answer instance="restraint.40189" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Tax on needy is a sick idea    
PEOPLE on retirement pensions have to pay tax if they have any other source of income, so why shouldn't those who receive invalidity benefit?    
If they are very ill they can claim other benefits, such as attendance allowance.          
Milestones    
BIRTHDAYS: Comedian Frank Carson, 66.
Actor Nigel Havers, 43.
Singer P J Proby, 54.    
ON THIS DAY: In 1429, the coronation of Henry VI of England took place.
In 1869, London's Blackfriars Bridge opened.
In 1893, composer Tchaikovsky died of cholera.        
Fitness videos must exercise <head>restraint</head>   
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40190" docsrc="bnc_CLN_347">
<answer instance="restraint.40190" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Only the experience of freedom could now makes slaves fit for it.    
The announcement of the success of this conviction within the national antislavery movement came with the establishment of the Agency subcommittee of the Anti-Slavery Society in the spring of 1831.
Its travelling lecturers were required to accept and transmit the proposition that slavery was &bquo;a crime in the sight of God and ought to be immediately and forever abolished&equo;.
This position appeared to cut through earlier concerns for a smooth transition achieved by education and the inculcation in the slaves of self-reliance.
Liberation, however, did not contradict order.
It was to inaugurate the movement of the freedmen from the private and irresponsible authority of master or steward to proper <head>restraint</head>under judicial power.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40194" docsrc="bnc_C9K_397">
<answer instance="restraint.40194" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
Playing the D-18, however, is a whole different story.
It's got a deeper natural body resonance than the D-32, but at the same time there's a much brighter, more immediate treble with a lot more bounce and sparkle overall.
So if the D-32 was middley, this one's got more top  and   bottom.
And while the D-32's sound seemed to hang back when fingerpicked, the D-18 seems broken in already.
The strings and the weight of the top seem perfectly balanced, and it just goes  boom!      
Fingerpicking always accentuates the inherent tone of guitars, and when you use a pick on the D-18 and D-32, the whole picture changes.
The immediacy of the D-18 transfers wonderfully to strumming; it's big and it's grand, but the brightness and the zinginess mean it's best played with a modicum of right-arm <head>restraint</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40195" docsrc="bnc_ANH_1275">
<answer instance="restraint.40195" senseid="restraint%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
In his situation to act neutrally is to act unfairly.
All that Montefiore's example shows is that there are circumstances in which it is unfair to act neutrally, where there are not even prima facie reasons to be neutral.
The example is of a case where the father should not, not where he cannot, remain neutral.
The question of the justification of neutral political concern invites moral and political argument and cannot be settled by the inherent appeal of neutrality as such.    
Supporters of the doctrine of neutral political concern differ on many issues.
But all of them endorse one or the other of the principles of political neutrality mentioned above and seek to implement it by some variant of the following principles of <head>restraint</head>which limit the political relevance of ideals of the good.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40197" docsrc="bnc_CGT_1331">
<answer instance="restraint.40197" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Managing meal-time behaviour problems    
Management of these problems focuses closely on the meal-time interaction.
The child is controlling the situation and the parent by difficult and unco-operative behaviour (Iwata  et al  .
1982).
Consequences of this behaviour can be    
1    
prolonged adult attention    
2    
being offered a wide range of attractive foods that replace what is being offered    
3    
removal from the <head>restraints</head>of the feeding situation, that is being able to run around and play        
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40198" docsrc="bnc_ADX_1254">
<answer instance="restraint.40198" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
His books and publications are authoritative.        
Pendentives    
The problem of securing a round dome to a square plane was solved in Mesopotamia some 4000 years ago, using the spherical pendentive.    
Geometrically, it is a segment of a sphere with radius equal to one half the diagonal of the square bay to be covered by the dome.    
Later designs introduced  lanterns   under the dome and used ellipsoids, paraboloids and more complex curves.        
Bravais lattices    
Only 14 kinds of unit cell can form an extended regular lattice.
In crystallography, each lattice point can accommodate more than a single atom.
Despite the <head>restraints</head>of symmetry in the growth of crystals, a great variety of materials, using different groups of atoms and molecules, become possible.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40200" docsrc="bnc_A6M_394">
<answer instance="restraint.40200" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
It has also been seen in a more subtle form in the moves in Sierra Leone in the 1970s and Liberia in the 1980s by the &bquo;truly indigenous&equo; or tribal population to take economic power away from the creole population which had been active in trading and business for more than a century.
This has been the principal objective of President Doe of Liberia, himself of tribal origin.
It has been a less serious factor in the French-speaking countries where European traders and shopkeepers continue to operate small businesses, although these could be periodically subject to local political pressures including arbitrary taxation.    
In contrast, in countries as distinct as Nigeria and Zambia, governments have supported the indigenous African entrepreneurs who benefited from these <head>restraints</head>on their potential competitors by a range of credit facilities and the judicious allocation of contracts.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40202" docsrc="bnc_ANA_1133">
<answer instance="restraint.40202" senseid="restraint%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Such life or death issues are fundamental to our society, and the cases discussed in Chapter Six challenged long-established prerogatives held by the medical profession and by parents and families.
That such cases brought a hitherto taboo subject into the open is a welcome sign that such a fundamental issue as a child's right to live will no longer be determined by small groups of people who through lack of a real knowledge of the subject may come to devastatingly wrong decisions.    
Controversy, too, continues to surround the abortion issue.
Women who have no objection to abortion in principle feel that it is entirely within their right to abort babies who have been diagnosed as being mentally handicapped; certainly at present there are few legal <head>restraints</head> , but there are practical as well as moral problems involved.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40205" docsrc="bnc_C8F_367">
<answer instance="restraint.40205" senseid="restraint%1:04:00::"/>
<context>
The principal recommendation of the Working Party was that the number of mandatory design and furniture standards be reduced from fourteen to six couched in more general terms to permit greater freedom of interpretation.
This does not represent a reduction in commitment to the idea of Woonerven.
Indeed the three essential elements &mdash; no through traffic, walking-pace driving, and no difference between a carriageway and a pavement &mdash; are restated.
But reformulation of the specifications permits a broadening of the concept, whereby in future the word Woonerf should be replaced by the word &bquo;Erf (precinct) and the homespun Woonerf sign be replaced by the internationally agreed symbol for rest and play areas (Figure 4.10).
By means of such extension of coverage and refinement of details, a once-innovative idea was confirmed as a mature and essential tool in traffic <head>restraint</head>strategies of Dutch urban areas.    
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<instance id="sense.40001" docsrc="bnc_ABL_300">
<answer instance="sense.40001" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
A public school was more alien to his nature than his father realized: this son was not cut out for a smooth ascent of the ladder of preferment.    
The &bquo;foolish years&equo; as a Battersea Grammar school boy confirmed certain attitudes that Edward Thomas never abandoned and that he passed on to his children.
He held on to his love of unregimented activity in the open air, away from encroaching London suburbia, and he cherished a sense of belonging to another country &mdash; Cambria or Gwalia, Glamorgan or Gwent &mdash; in addition to the still strange city he was slowly beginning to explore along both banks of the Thames.
This dual heritage sharpened the <head>sense</head> of himself as a fused centre between the dream world of a long-vanished civilization and the natural world he observed scientifically.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40004" docsrc="bnc_CRC_3883">
<answer instance="sense.40004" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
The answer, in a rational world, would depend on the future use of the site.
It would also take account of the fact that evidence linking hazardous waste with harm to human health is uncertain, at best.
When, in 1987, the EPA did a laborious review of the relative seriousness of America's environmental problems, it ranked old hazardous-waste sites below 30 others.
Second, the technology for cleaning a site, rather than simply sealing it, is still inadequate and expensive.
A study by America's Office of Technology Assessment admits that &bquo;Some clean-up problems have no good treatment solutions.&equo;
Yet clean-up, on EPA estimates, costs roughly twice as much as containment.    
Clearly, it could make <head>sense</head> to seal many sites and leave them until better treatments have been developed.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40006" docsrc="bnc_ABJ_72">
<answer instance="sense.40006" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
Under the guise of making American industry more internationally competitive, Congress has become ever laxer in its attitude to collusion.
The Sherman act was amended in 1982 to exclude trade or commerce with foreign nations.
The National Co-operative Research Act of 1984 permits companies to do joint research without running the risk of treble damages from civil antitrust suits.
The courts have shown a similar bias, though usually for a different reason.
Most of the federal judges appointed by President Reagan are so convinced the market has its own fail-safe mechanisms for everything that it is hard to imagine them upholding a challenge to any merger.    
This is to miss the point.
America is changing, and some laws and policies will have to become sterner to reflect the changes.
Grants of immunities to whole industries against antitrust laws no longer make any <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40011" docsrc="bnc_B1R_2057">
<answer instance="sense.40011" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
High fever in the afternoons may progress to a continued fever with little thirst and marked head complaints, a dazed mind etc.
They are as still as in  Bryonia   but it is because they are so tired and weary, not from the pain and their head is more congested than in  Bryonia  .
Profuse, exhaustive sweats, too weak to move.    
Coryza with sneezing and a watery discharge, cold extremities.
It goes down to the throat with redness and swelling, enlarged tonsils, hot head, congested face, heavy limbs, a gradual onset.    
There may be tearing pains in nerves, sciatica, numbness, disturbed sensations.    
Disturbance of vision before attacks; double, dim, misty vision or nystagmus.    
Palpitations with fever.
A <head>sense</head> of weakness or goneness in the heart region that extends to the stomach creating a sensation of hunger.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40012" docsrc="bnc_CKD_1002">
<answer instance="sense.40012" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Over her arm was a basket covered with a snowy cloth.    
&bquo;Your slippers are ready,&equo; she said, her eyes challenging.
&bquo;If you are not pleased with them then don't pay me.&equo;    
Emily swallowed her pride.
&bquo;My cousin is here,&equo; she said in a low voice, &bquo;Craig's brother, be careful&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, there's the little shoemaker, bring her inside, Emily, let me see her workmanship.&equo;
Spencer had followed her and was standing smiling at her.    
&bquo;Come in,&equo; Emily said shortly.
She was very conscious of the girl following her towards the drawing-room and a sudden <head>sense</head> of jealousy bit like sharp teeth as Emily imagined them together, Craig, and this girl who, however   poor she might be, had beauty as well as dignity.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40015" docsrc="bnc_BNF_492">
<answer instance="sense.40015" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Classical literature tells us that through the centuries love was deemed to be compatible with a good marriage and in the Middle Ages canon law, by basing the validity of marriage on free consent, upheld love as a precursor of the union.    
The verb to love is difficult to define as it covers such a range of emotion.
&bquo;The Oxford dictionary is cautious in its definition: &bquo;to hold dear&equo;; &bquo;to be fond of&equo;; &bquo;to delight in&equo;.
It gets stronger when it includes &bquo;to be addicted to&equo;.
When we talk of the in-love state, we are usually including strong sexual passion and an intensity of emotion not experienced in other affectionate and loving relationships.
Loss of the loved one can raise the same intensity of emotion: a <head>sense</head> of betrayal, hatred of the betrayer, extreme jealousy of a rival-feelings over which a person may believe they have little or no control.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40016" docsrc="bnc_ASR_726">
<answer instance="sense.40016" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Sometimes, small lava fountains play in the centre, and these reveal just how completely liquid lava can be, as it splashes and sloshes round the base of the fountain; at other times, small jets of gas blow up through the lava in fiery gouts, churning up the lake into glowing whorls and currents of molten rock.    
For long periods, this somewhat improbable lake is so safe and tranquil that visitors can come right to the edge of the crater, without the least hazard.
Not surprisingly, this lava lake is one of the most photographed features in Hawaii, and the crater has been labelled in suitable post-card terminology &bquo;The House of Everlasting Fire&equo;.    
This, by the way, is something of a misnomer, since although adjectives like &bquo;fiery&equo; are often applied to volcanic phenomena (count the number of times in this book!) it's not strictly correct, since there is rarely any actual fire, in the <head>sense</head> of combustible material burning to produce flames and smoke.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40023" docsrc="bnc_A5N_15">
<answer instance="sense.40023" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Nothing is simpler than the question &bquo;Why do trees change colour?&equo; says John White, the Forestry Commission's dendrologist at Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire.
Nothing could be more complicated than the answer and even the answer, he says, is in question.    
For instance, it is commonly supposed that trees and shrubs colour better on acid soils than they do on alkaline.
At Westonbirt, noted as the best place in England for autumn colour, they do not find this so.
At one site, where there is a particularly brilliant display, the soil is pH8, quite determinedly on the alkaline side of neutral (pH7).    
White has been at the arboretum for 14 years and observes that the best autumn colour often comes after the worst summers.
There is a pleasing <head>sense</head> of justice about the observation, but the effect has more to do with rates of growth than fair play.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40025" docsrc="bnc_B1E_665">
<answer instance="sense.40025" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
Thus, if a forest is managed to achieve maximum growth rather than maximum timber volume, a characteristic of mature climax forest, it can both thrive and produce a substantial harvest in the long term (provided no exogenous effects such as climatic change occur and as long as soil nutrient status is maintained).    
Today, the US national forest system comprises 95 million ha of forest land, which is approximately 25 per cent of the national total; the remaining area is privately owned.
This is in contrast to Canada, where 94 per cent of the forest area is publicly owned.
As Repetto (1988b) has pointed out, much of the US national forest consists of old-growth timber and is often in less accessible areas which contrasts with many privately owned forests where productivity is higher and which are more accessible.
This is partly a result of private acquisition of forest lands prior to the General Revision Act of 1891, when it made more economic <head>sense</head> to annex high quality, easily accessible forests.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40028" docsrc="bnc_ADR_718">
<answer instance="sense.40028" senseid="sense_of_humour%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
The story actually started when Kylie admitted that she had lost weight after joining  Neighbours   because of the gruelling schedules that the series demanded.
And they grew when she told in another interview how she could live on prawns, salad and water, and found eating &bquo;a drag&equo;.
The fact that she was known to be on a special complex carbohydrate diet designed to help her regain weight didn't help matters.
&bquo;Other people try to lose weight whereas I'm always trying to gain it,&equo; said Kylie.
&bquo;But that doesn't make me an anorexic.
A reporter once called and said, &bquo;Hi Kylie &mdash; I hear you're an anorexic.&equo;
When the call came I was just about to bite into his huge triple layer sandwich.
We all thought that was pretty funny.&equo;    
Kylie has managed to maintain her <head>sense</head> of humour because she more than anyone understands that in her business it is better to be written about than to be ignored.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40029" docsrc="bnc_CHW_965">
<answer instance="sense.40029" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
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 Position:   Flanker.    
 Honours:   Eng.
Schools/Colts/U-21/B.        
Meet the Man:    
 Job:   Life Assurance, AXA Equity and Law, Coventry    
 Status:   Single    
 Hobbies:   Squash, badminton        
Most important quality needed for success:    
Confidence in own ability, dedication, and, as I now realise after my shoulder injury, luck.        
Reflections on career so far:    
Just a natural, competitive <head>sense</head> of frustration not to have won full honours, but I am not complaining.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40032" docsrc="bnc_B1X_884">
<answer instance="sense.40032" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
At times, listening to her, I cry myself.&equo;    
Alec sighed and stood up.
&bquo;I think it would be a good idea if we all had some sleep,&equo; he said.
He walked across the dimly lit room to the sideboard on which a number of candlesticks stood.
He lit one of the candles.    
Emily rose slowly to her feet.
&bquo;I do hope Walter and Mr Durkin are safe,&equo; she said again.    
Alec stood beside her holding the candlestick.
The candle-flame wavered slightly in the draughty room.    
&bquo;They are asleep in their beds, Aunt,&equo; he said.
&bquo;They have better <head>sense</head> than we have.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40033" docsrc="bnc_A1B_576">
<answer instance="sense.40033" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Ah, but we mean &bquo;literary&equo; &mdash; presumably &bquo;aesthetic&equo; also &bquo;in a limiting sense&equo;.
Yet from those English lips which utter this face-saving locution, one has yet to hear the words uttered in any sense that is  not   &bquo;limiting&equo;.
And from a set of preconceptions like that there is no way into Pound's universe at all.
As regards &bquo;externality&equo;, for instance, Pound may be thought to admit the charge, and to glory in it.
for he applauded Wyndham Lewis's alter ego in  Tarr  , when the latter explained that it is a condition of art &bquo;  to have no   inside, nothing you cannot see.
It is not something impelled like a machine by a little egoistic inside&equo;; and again, &bquo;deadness, in the limited sense in which we use that word, is the first condition of art.
The second is absence of  soul  , in the sentimental human <head>sense</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40036" docsrc="bnc_BNN_1915">
<answer instance="sense.40036" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
As Dorothy Hardisty wrote in her journal, &bquo;&hellip; such failures exist where so great an upheaval has taken place, and it was not to be expected that the Movement's records should be free from shadows.&equo;    
In 1950, the CBF visited one woman, then aged twenty-three, and her son.        
A haunted family.
Like this woman's brother, there were many who found the displacement and emotional pain overpowering.
From being able to cope just about) with everyday life they were tipped over the edge into breakdown, from which only a few were able to re-emerge.          
Divided Loyalties      
The RCM prided itself on a broad-minded approach to religion This suited the collective temperament of the ruling body, which was drawn largely from the liberal branch of Judaism, and made <head>sense</head> in terms of practical politics.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40037" docsrc="bnc_C85_2170">
<answer instance="sense.40037" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
She'd go in through the back.
Invent some reason to quieten old Nosy Salt.    
Hurrying down the steps, across the carriageway and more steps to a terraced walk, she ran towards the shrubbery, which curved round a sloping lawn out of sight of the drawing-room windows.
There was a small secret arbour tucked into thick laurels with a log bench to sit on and a rose trellis curving overhead.
She had found it a few days earlier and feeling an immediate love for the place, determined to find time to sit there.
Now was the time.
As she sat down it seemed as if all the growing things drew round, sheltering her.
It was a strange sensation.
All her life had been spent surrounded by grimy bricks with hardly a green grass blade in sight.
But here the <head>sense</head> of rightness grew strong, allowing her to be herself.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40039" docsrc="bnc_CEE_1335">
<answer instance="sense.40039" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
That she sometimes has bouts of overeating in no way contradicts this assertion: after each one she is overcome by self-disgust and depression, and her sense of futility is confirmed.
Minuchin's description of the anorexic as one who takes upon herself the burden of familial conflicts and the internal conflicts of those around her indicates that the anorexic &bquo;sees&equo; what is going on within and among other people in a very special way.
Without realising it, she is facing the otherwise unadmitted truth about   father's inability to assume responsibility, or mother's suppressed craving for power, or whatever the problems happen to be in her particular environment.
And in doing so, she is internalising, that is, she is filling herself with what does not rightfully belong to her.
She cannot tell what belongs to her and what does not.
As I see it, she is, in a <head>sense</head> , full, and so her own emptiness can be ignored or pacified.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40040" docsrc="bnc_A1A_1036">
<answer instance="sense.40040" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Despite the protective embrace of professionalism and the general mutuality of respect and acceptance that pertains between disciplines, the academic teacher of literature is in a peculiar position in relation to his colleagues elsewhere, in ways that have been remarked on by John Bayley and Raymond Williams, and no doubt by others; in certain respects English does remain an essentially different subject.
We see history produced in history departments, philosophy in philosophy departments, sociology in sociology departments, and so on, by academics for whom teaching and research are two aspects of a unified activity.
This is not true of literature departments; what they produce is criticism and   scholarship, not literature, leaving out of account the occasional scholar-poet or writer in residence.
This situation has left literature teachers with the <head>sense</head> that compared with their colleagues they are not masters in their own house, since they are dependent for their material on a product manufactured elsewhere by shifty and unreliable suppliers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40042" docsrc="bnc_CEC_3269">
<answer instance="sense.40042" senseid="sense%1:09:06::"/>
<context>
Brandy Slade looked up,   tossing her curly mane of chestnut hair and showing a perfectly white New York secretary's smile.
&bquo;Hi, boss!&equo;    
Her gaiety and enthusiasm for work was infectious; nothing seemed to get her down.
And she was always turned out with the meticulous make-up and clothes of a Barbie doll, an arch exponent of power dressing with padded shoulders to her grey suit and a tight pencil skirt that drew attention to her long, shapely legs.
D'Arcy felt better already.    
Once Nadirpur and Saint Julien had been introduced, everyone settled down around the large &bquo;Ops Room&equo; table while Brandy organised coffee and biscuits.    
D'Arcy said: &bquo;Right, Dave, let's have a look at the kidnappers&equo; demand.&equo;    
With a suitable <head>sense</head> of occasion Forbes pulled on a pair of rubber gloves and lifted a sealed plastic bag from his briefcase.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40044" docsrc="bnc_CRV_677">
<answer instance="sense.40044" senseid="sense%1:09:02::"/>
<context>
The reader can only reject both the excuses and the man who makes them, tearful and repentant though he seems in 119.    
The final poem in this sequence provides a natural transition to one of the most puzzling and problematic aspects of the  Sonnets   revealed by this analysis of pronoun and relationship, and that is the status of  We/Us/Our  .
Sonnet 120 begins: &bquo;That you were once unkind befriends me now&equo;.
In other words, the recollection that the Friend had once been guilty of the same fault is a consolation to the Poet, for he now knows how the other must have &bquo;bowed&equo; under his own, &bquo;transgression&equo;:   They are equal, then &mdash; but more, they are united: &bquo;Oh, that  our   night of woe might have remember'd/My deepest <head>sense</head> how hard true sorrow hits.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40047" docsrc="bnc_CBH_505">
<answer instance="sense.40047" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The dream that the resort offered was of economic independence by being in business on one's own.    
The reality was that few had attained that ambition though some had tried.
To own a boarding house required capital in the first instance and to maintain the boarding house as a business venture in the early years the husband had to work as a taxi driver or have a part-time job during the winter.
Even though the chances of owning a boarding house were less then the people we listened to first believed, they had a distinctive orientation to work which no other group expressed.    
Essentially, it was a calculative attitude and it was clear that they managed themselves in the <head>sense</head> that they saw work as being a means to their personal ends, which might be owning a boarding house, for example.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40049" docsrc="bnc_CDS_382">
<answer instance="sense.40049" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Looking at it and the bleak shore of Flotta beyond, the memories came flooding back: pink gins before Sunday lunch at twopence a throw; dressing up as Tartars and Eskimos and Bedouins for Tribal parties; cinema shows where the reels were laced up in the wrong order; darts competitions in the wardroom flat; early winter morning torpedo firings in the Flow, very dark and cold; walks to Longhope for fresh eggs, or fishing for sea-trout in the bay; piping the admiral as we passed the headquarters ship and eased our way down to Switha Gate bound for distant waters, the captain on the compass platform with cap at an angle, elbows on hips and gloved hands turned upwards, Spider beside him puffing smoke through a black holder and advising courses to steer; and then, as the ship adjusted herself to the roll and rhythm of the sea, a last flashing message from the signal station at Hoxa Head (now vandalized and abandoned), as it would be the first on our return, days or weeks later.
Those years had an intensity, a singularity and a <head>sense</head> of joy about them that I have not known before or since.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40053" docsrc="bnc_A18_309">
<answer instance="sense.40053" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
In his exchange with Nastasya he reveals himself an underground man who has wandered into a nineteenth-century naturalistic novel, a bohemian Hamlet.
The point of contact with the fable of disembodied consciousness   is that thinking has become Raskolnikov's work, it has almost become Raskolnikov, and if he did and were nothing but this work we would have the first part of  Notes from Underground   repeated.    
And of course committing the murder is an act of perverse self-assertion, like the underground man's notional sticking his tongue out &mdash; with the difference that the anti-hero's mind movement breaks no bones, and hurts no feelings except his own.
With the murder Raskolnikov erupts into the full glare of the actual, and parts company with his predecessor.
But Dostoevsky did not want to surrender the tract of suffering bounded by the <head>sense</head> of being and doing nothing but one's thoughts.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40055" docsrc="bnc_B78_1298">
<answer instance="sense.40055" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
It seems to me quite arbitrary to disallow man-made machines this ability, when it is accepted that men are machines, and that such an unknown machine as a Martian may also perceive meanings.    
The issue is not the same as issues of consciousness, and fortunately is more amenable to clearly empirical considerations.
Certainly the Chinese people have to discover or learn acceptable meanings for the symbols of their language when they are children.
If this is supposed impossible for the Westerner (assuming he is not too old!) it must be because, and only because, he does not have access to information allowed the Chinese as children.    
What is missing in the Chinese room is a window to the world outside.    
Surely if associations could be discovered between the use of the symbols and sensed situations, then the Westerner would indeed come to learn Chinese &mdash; in the full <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40058" docsrc="bnc_CJ1_546">
<answer instance="sense.40058" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
None of this, however, should be interpreted as implying that Semai are callous or   indifferent to the welfare of their neighbours and kin, which is certainly not the case; it merely demonstrates that another person's problems and affairs are pre-eminently his own; &bquo;  hal mai, hal mai; hal hii&equo;, hal hii'  &equo; is the apposite aphorism: &bquo;their affairs are theirs; our affairs are ours.&equo;    
This non-identification with the feelings of others is linked to a perceived impossibility of knowing the thoughts of others as well.
I recall, while discussing with a neighbour the psychiatric disorder of a co-villager, asking &bquo;Is his thinking confused?&equo;
Although, on reflection, that was an exceedingly dumb question, my neighbour's response was, none the less, informative.
He looked at me with a <head>sense</head> of utter incredulity and answered: &bquo;I don't know how he thinks.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40059" docsrc="bnc_CS0_36">
<answer instance="sense.40059" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
For our purposes, culture is simply a convenient term to describe the sum of  learned   knowledge and skills &mdash; including religion and language &mdash; that distinguishes one community from another and which, subject to the vagaries of innovation and change, passes on in a recognizable form from generation to generation.
Culture thus transcends the lives of its living exponents in any one generation: if it did not it could not survive.
Its component elements are absorbed in the first few years of life largely unconsciously, and later more deliberately by informal and formal learning processes.
Socialization inevitably takes place within and through the medium of a particular cultural tradition.
When people do not know how to bring up or what to teach their children their cultural heritage is indeed in jeopardy.        
CULTURE AND RACE    
This is the place to emphasize that culture is a very different thing from &bquo;race&equo; &mdash; if, that is, we are to understand race in its scientific <head>sense</head> of a genetically distinctive breed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40062" docsrc="bnc_CS2_14">
<answer instance="sense.40062" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The utilitarian need not insist that these are the correct answers for all uses of ethical language or types of moral judgement.
He may prefer only to claim that they apply once ethical language and judgement are understood in the way he recommends.
Thus he may admit that words like &bquo;right&equo; and &bquo;wrong&equo; can be,   and   often are, understood in a non-utilitarian fashion, perhaps simply to express ill considered emotions in statements incapable of rational testing or of being true or false.
This, however, seems to him the condemnation of such uses of the words and such forms of moral judgement.
As against the chaos, or alternatively the uncritical archaism, of such moral thought, he recommends that we tidy up our ethical language so that the words have a firm utilitarian <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40065" docsrc="bnc_AS4_1173">
<answer instance="sense.40065" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In the north, agricultural officials no longer discuss whether the harvest was adequate, only how the latest addition to the grain mountain can be stored.
In 1985, as reported in  The Times  , the cost of simply storing the United Kingdom's cereal surplus amounted to around &pound;111 million.
That same year, the agriculture commissioner for the Common Market revealed a new solution for reducing the butter mountain: feeding it back to the cows.    
Such is the latest outcome of forty years of enthusiastic and single-minded agriculture, of which an equally enthusiastic drainage policy has been an essential part, that conservationists are now questioning the aims of intensive river management on its own terms of hard-headed economics and efficiency.
The wetlands, long regarded as wastes by generations of farmers, have been replaced by a harvest which fits the dictionary definition of &bquo;waste&equo; in every <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40068" docsrc="bnc_CBA_665">
<answer instance="sense.40068" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Some merchants were very rich, and even village storekeepers were often among the wealthier inhabitants of a locality.
But there were also many petty traders who barely eked out a living.
The disparities were perhaps less great among labourers, but skilled workers, such as carpenters, railway employees and miners, often commanded wages three times those of a common labourer.
Even the pay of domestic servants varied widely depending on the status of the employer and the sex and duties of the employee.
These categories are thus unsatisfactory for use in ways similar to class analysis in European history.
Fortunately there is no need to rely on occupation alone to assess social and economic status.
Although the other social characteristics available are not directly related to wealth, they are amenable to ranking in a general social and economic <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40069" docsrc="bnc_C9M_1690">
<answer instance="sense.40069" senseid="common_sense%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="sense.40069" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
With home recording equipment so comparatively cheap these days (you can buy quite a workmanlike setup for the cost of a decent guitar) these video manuals could be just the answer to a layman's prayer.
They come in three volumes, each presented by Julian Colbeck, and volume one is clearly aimed at the complete novice.    
On this first video, Mr Colbeck guides you gently through the workings of an array of popular home studio gear (including the Fostex X28 four-track cassette recorder and the Alesis Quadraverb) with the friendly manner of a family doctor you've known for years.    
We are taken through all the various stages of recording a simple song on four-track and, along the way, it becomes apparent that recording at this level is nowt but common <head>sense</head> and a basic understanding of the gear you have in front of you.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40072" docsrc="bnc_CRV_937">
<answer instance="sense.40072" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
When Lady Macbeth welcomes Duncan, the fulsome insincerity of her verse is by now unmistakable to us:   Yet, while feigning gratitude she is also expressing exactly the reasons why she ought to feel gratitude:   The unusual and affected word &bquo;hermits&equo; points up her insincerity, while the content of the speech establishes the good they have received from Duncan.
Shakespeare shows her feigning, but simultaneously condemns her.
In the next scene Macbeth, speaking alone and with no need to deceive anyone (given the convention in Elizabethan drama that what characters say in soliloquy is true), admits the evil of their &bquo;deep intent&equo;:   Duncan is &bquo;clear&equo;, really has that freedom from guilt or stain that his wife had urged Macbeth to assume: in a <head>sense</head> he tries to do so here, in his defence of Duncan's right to be treated with love and respect, and in his invocation of &bquo;pity&equo;, that constant test of humanity in Shakespeare.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40075" docsrc="bnc_CD5_757">
<answer instance="sense.40075" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
It's she who's the focus of the frenzied promotional campaign of press interviews, TV appearances and live PAs that will begin this month with the release of the single, &bquo;Money Love&equo; &mdash; a gloriously busy, impossible-to-ignore, &bquo;wall of sound&equo; &mdash; type production, built around a blazing fuzz-guitar riff.
And should all efforts fail to entice the public, it's Neneh who'll need to &bquo;go on a long holiday and bury my head in the sand&equo;.
That's an unlikely outcome though; a mixture of the assertive, reflective and poignant, &bquo;Homebrew&equo; endures repeated playing, and proves to be that rarest of commercial releases &mdash; a nondisposable pop record.    
&bquo;Really,&equo; she says, &bquo;the album is about how we are as people and the way we've decided to live our lives.&equo;
A life which Neneh now shares with Cameron McVey.
Although already married &mdash; &bquo;in the spiritual <head>sense</head> , maan&equo; &mdash; the couple officially wed two years ago, at Willesden registry office, round the corner from their northwest London home.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40077" docsrc="bnc_A05_1543">
<answer instance="sense.40077" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
There is a story of Singer's &mdash; one of a collection,  The Death of Methuselah  , published in Britain in the autumn of 1988 &mdash; in which Levi, or a part or perception of Levi, is perhaps faintly distinguishable.
&bquo;The Jew from Babylon&equo; is an enthralling tale about a Jewish sorcerer, a believer in the faith, hated by demons and disapproved of by rabbis, who in old age endures a turmoil which ends his life.
Singer is a writer of standing in the matter of when, in what he sees as the &bquo;disappointing&equo; modern world, a Jew is not a Jew.
Modern Jews, he affirms, are greedy creatures, tormented by their too many opinions.
It could well be asked if his is an Orthodox fiction.
Is it that of a vicarious believer, if such a person is possible?
Is he an aesthete of the subject?
Everything he writes is Jewish in the <head>sense</head> that everything he writes is conscious of the Jewish faith, if that can be said without relinquishing the thought that there are such persons as unbelieving Jews.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40078" docsrc="bnc_C9B_899">
<answer instance="sense.40078" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
As Gandhi shows clearly, the purpose of saty&amacr;graha, which is the technique of ahi   s&amacr;, which in turn in its positive connotation means the love that endures all things and never fails, is to convert and not to coerce those against which it is directed.
It aims, as we have shown, at winning a man over by the power of love and gentle persuasion and by arousing in him a sense of justice rather than by forcing him to submit out of fear and embarrassment.
Saty&amacr;graha also effects a transformation in social structures as the   examples I have given of its application in South Africa and India clearly show.    
Tillich speaks further about the significance of agape when he refers to man's relation to himself.
He maintains that man's sense of alienation from his fellow men is an expression of his alienation from himself.
The feeling of self-contempt that follows from his alienation from himself, together with a <head>sense</head> of meaninglessness and anxiety, indicates the depth of his estrangement from the Ground of Being.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40080" docsrc="bnc_AE8_1350">
<answer instance="sense.40080" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Waved back by a Kalashnikov-wielding, spotty boy-soldier, I was subject to a ten-minute harangue by two bad-tempered border guards.
Since I refused to acknowledge that I understood a word of Czech or German, I just shrugged my shoulders as they droned on.
They gave up in disgust and I was waved through, saluted by the spotty boy.    
The Austrian officials were quite another matter; middle-aged, self-confident, well dressed and courteous, they enquired how long I intended to stay, glanced in the boot, and waved me on with the hope that I would enjoy my stay.
The immediate transformation in the road surface, its increased width, signalled my return to Western Europe.
In the space of a few moments one crossed a cultural divide now generations deep.
Even the sun, as if to mark my sudden <head>sense</head> of relief at being out of Czechoslovakia, chose to put in an appearance.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40081" docsrc="bnc_C9Y_602">
<answer instance="sense.40081" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
From here, lift the leg up and down 10 times, each time raising it no further than 3ins (7.6cm).
Relax the leg by bringing the knee in towards the chest, then roll over and repeat the whole exercise with the other leg.    
INNER THIGH TONE-UP 17.
Sitting with soles of the feet together, pull your feet in as close to you as possible.
As you pull the feet in, push down with your knees.
Repeat 20 times, holding each repetition for 1 second.    
THE COOL DOWN Repeat every exercise you have practised today (except for the aerobics), holding each position for just 2 counts.
Do the postures continuously, in graceful slow motion, with each exercise leading into the next.
Do not rush, but feel a <head>sense</head> of grace, elegance and well-being flow over you as you perform them.          
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40083" docsrc="bnc_B03_2892">
<answer instance="sense.40083" senseid="sense_of_humour%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
We find the British army officer struggling to help the Arabs achieve independence and freedom from colonial interference against fierce opposition by the superpowers, and having to face arrogance, smugness and suppressed venom from those allies who considered the indigenous races a minor detail.    
Puttnam wanted to show how the decisions made at the Paris peace conference continue to affect the situation in the Middle East today.
Feisal, for instance, was not welcomed by the French in Syria and as a result was installed king of another emergent country &mdash; Iraq.    
Leading Shakespearean actor Ralph Fiennes, nephew of the explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, favours the romantic Lean image of Lawrence as tall, diffident and spiritual, with sensitive eyes and a charismatic personality, but the mad neurotic quality has gone, leaving only a nervous giggle and an impish <head>sense</head> of humour.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40084" docsrc="bnc_BM4_91">
<answer instance="sense.40084" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
There followed a time of uncertainty but, it had been &bquo;business as usual&equo; at Alton General, with staff &bquo;making do&equo; and &bquo;covering up the cracks&equo; in their efforts to provide an atmosphere of peace and calm, however hard worked they were behind the scenes.    
&bquo;But now the move is happening&equo; said the vicar.
&bquo;Patients and staff will be transferring on April 8th to the other end of Alton.&equo;    
&bquo;You can all look forward to bright, fresh, new surroundings.
To up-to-date equipment and the particular blessing of knowing that the staff who have loved and cared for you here will be with you in the new hospital too.&equo;    
Reflecting on the past life of the hospital, the Rev. Gussman recalled the <head>sense</head> of &bquo;tremendous   commitment   to care&equo; which he had felt the minute he went to Alton General.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40086" docsrc="bnc_ABL_316">
<answer instance="sense.40086" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
SEEN through the Willow-tree&equo; was the title given by Edward Thomas to an unpublished, corrected, but incomplete essay dated 24 December 1902.
Underneath he added &bquo;which would be a good title for my next book or for all my work&equo;.
The essay evokes the second phase of his life between his fifteen months at St. Paul's School from January 1894 until Easter 1895, his courtship and marriage to Helen Noble, his three years at Oxford from October 1897 to June 1900, his year as a poverty stricken journalist in London, and his determined move to Bearsted in September in 1901:    
There is a willow before my house.
It is covered in ivy by day and by night in mystery and when I lie in bed I see men and women through it passing by.
I see it fantastically in the pages of books I read and in a true <head>sense</head> I see life through the leaves of the willow tree.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40087" docsrc="bnc_CM5_449">
<answer instance="sense.40087" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
They demonstrated how these sub-cultures represented different class groups.
According to the CCCS the hippies, for example, were a mainly middle class sub-culture; the skinheads, originating in the East End of London, represented the &bquo;rough&equo; working class, whilst the mods, with their attention to appearance, represented the upwardly aspiring working class and lower middle class.
Youth cultures were therefore a &bquo;metaphor for social change&equo;.
In other words, we could look at youth culture as a way of understanding social changes taking place in society.    
Youth cultures were also the means by which young people made   <head>sense</head> of their situation, for they represented  symbolically   the struggles, anxieties and aspirations of the  parent culture   &mdash; that is, the culture of their class.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40089" docsrc="bnc_ADW_549">
<answer instance="sense.40089" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
The young men holding office were still tactful, and even complicity helped people to avoid saying the wrong things; but they spoke with the authority of government, and informed their elders of the facts of cases and the truths of matters.    
As the requirement to speak plainly replaced domestic allusiveness, and ordered paragraphs of thought replaced the one-sentence interjection, so people became more reticent.
Isa recorded the proceedings &mdash; no doubt simply to refresh his memory of the sense of the meeting &mdash; but men found the recorder inhibiting, said they feared secret police, reprisals, a black mark.
The Assembly hovered on the brink of the regime's attack on traders, but shied away from discussion of other economic policies, relations with Egypt, or conscription.
People were also inhibited by their <head>sense</head> that the government and the cadres had already decided everything, that citizens had no contribution to make.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40090" docsrc="bnc_ARG_1101">
<answer instance="sense.40090" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
He embraced poverty as a follower of Christ.
Like Jesus, he used his poverty to be totally available to those in need around him.
His lack of possessiveness made him fearless.
He was not afraid of losing anything, because he had nothing to lose &mdash; no reputation, no possessions, no clinging to any aspect of life.    
Christian poverty is not an end in itself.
It is a means of identifying more closely with the joy of Jesus Christ.
It enables us to remove anything that gets in the way of our   relationship with God.
Poverty is also a means of increasing our sensitivity towards others.
We are able to be alongside them in their pains and their distresses.
The instinct to have or to achieve is toppled off its throne, and instead we receive a strong <head>sense</head> of communion with others and of living in community.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40094" docsrc="bnc_ABM_576">
<answer instance="sense.40094" senseid="sense%1:09:02::"/>
<context>
For no matter how much it is objected that it cannot be stated definitely from these considerations just what the thing is like according to its nature, but only what it is like in respect to one thing or to another, it may still be said what there is in it which makes it appear to be this in respect to one thing and that in respect to another; and consequently it may be said both to be one thing according to its nature and to be this or that in respect to other things.        
In general terms, Gassendi's notion of such &bquo;hidden things&equo; or &bquo;natures&equo; is entirely in accordance with tradition and the contemporary usage of his time.
It is &bquo;the underlying component of all properties, faculties, and operations&equo; of some thing.
It is the &bquo;underground spring, so to speak&equo; of the properties of a thing which are known to us by our <head>senses</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40096" docsrc="bnc_AMT_348">
<answer instance="sense.40096" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
I mean, would you say that the non-existence of God can be proved?
RUSSELL: No, I should not say that.
My position is agnostic.        
Copleston believed that the theist must be able to prove the existence of God.
Russell rejected theism on the grounds that the existence of God can neither be proven nor disproven.
But was Russell's position any less compatible with faith in God than Copleston's?    
Let us concede (what in fact should not be conceded) that a proof that God existed would make the theist certain of God's existence.
Is it not possible to find an understanding of faith that is compatible with uncertainty rather than certainty of the existence of a Deity?
In ordinary language, the word &bquo;faith&equo; is used in a quite different <head>sense</head> from that used by either Wesley or Locke and Copleston.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40099" docsrc="bnc_BLY_574">
<answer instance="sense.40099" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Such opportunities are obviously present in Kenya and Zambia though they do not appear always to work out in practice, one reason in Kenya being that centre personnel are continually called on to perform routine professional jobs such as practical examinations for final year college students.
The fact that this happens so widely and the fact that  in relation to the volume and importance of the work they have to do, curriculum centres are still understaffed and under-funded   indicates that there still exists a rather strange ordering of educational priorities.        
(3) CURRICULUM UNITS WITHIN MINISTRIES    
But even a Ministry Curriculum Development Centre can find itself in some <head>sense</head> isolated from the main machinery of educational planning and administration and thus acquire a certain sense of unreality.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40100" docsrc="bnc_B2G_1467">
<answer instance="sense.40100" senseid="sense%1:09:02::"/>
<context>
The other conclusion is that, when it happens to you, it is an overpowering sensation.
You  know   that it &lsqb;the predicted event&rsqb; is going to happen.&equo;    
If the London Bureau can only provide circumstantial evidence, let us head north of the border to Edinburgh University and the chair of Britain's first Professor of Parapsychology.
A quiet, bespectacled and sceptical American, Robert Morris, has spent the last few terms testing &bquo;respondents&equo; (the academics prefer this term to psychic, witch-doctor, shaman or whoever else they are analysing).
Again, we come across tantalising circumstantial evidence, with the aid of standardised tests.
All &bquo;respondents&equo; wear ear pads and ping-pong-ball goggles to ensure that their normal <head>senses</head> cannot operate.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40105" docsrc="bnc_ABF_2989">
<answer instance="sense.40105" senseid="sense%1:09:06::"/>
<context>
Movements in time tend to become ragged coalitions in disguise, denying voters the chance to make clear choices.    
In Hungary the issue is whether stable governments can be formed from the wide band of parties produced by a complex electoral system.
But here too there may well be a democracy bonus, as politicians of all the big parties try to make the system work, knowing that voters will be quick to punish failure.
It is harder to be confident about Romania, if only because politicians there, of whatever stripe, mostly treat their opponents as liars and scoundrels.
Forecasts about the course of democracy tend to swing from optimism to despair with alarming speed.
In Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia former enemies who by rights should, and quite probably do, detest each other are vigorously horse-trading today.
Romania seems to lack that valuable <head>sense</head> of compromise.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40106" docsrc="bnc_C85_2720">
<answer instance="sense.40106" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
And that was a relief and a horror together.    
&bquo;Th'best go down first and catch his legs when I've helped him on to the ladder,&equo; Jess told Hawkins.
&bquo;I'll come after.&equo;    
They brought him into the yard lolling between them like a rag doll &mdash; arms draped over their shoulders.
Miss Jarman took one look, then said: &bquo;In the kitchen.&equo;    
Miss Phoebe was hovering in the background.
Jess looked at her as she passed, questioning without words.
Asking for support.
But Phoebe looked away.
No help there.
Jess felt such a deep <head>sense</head> of disappointment that she was startled by it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40109" docsrc="bnc_CKV_614">
<answer instance="sense.40109" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Every other spring, New York's social climbers battle each other for tickets to one of the season's most desirable parties: the opening of the Whitney Biennial.
This year, those who succeed in clawing their way inside may find a surprising exhibition, a forum for creators intent on using the museum as an instrument of social change for gays, lesbians, blacks and other aggrieved minorities.
Given the sheer volume of works created by people calling themselves artists in the United States during any two-year period, it is unrealistic to think that a museum exhibition devoted to two years of art can give a visitor a sense of the breadth of what is being produced.
What one can take from the 1993 Biennial exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art is a <head>sense</head> of what certain critics consider important and a sense of the direction in which the Whitney is headed.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40111" docsrc="bnc_CJV_123">
<answer instance="sense.40111" senseid="sense_of_humour%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
From drifting happily from mountain to mountain with equally impecunious friends, Joe was suddenly elevated to a position where his life was no longer his own.
Simpson's second book, a novel called  The Water People  , has restored the self&rehy;control he wanted.
&bquo;With the second book I feel I deserve to make a living from writing &mdash; I'm not a fraud.&equo;
He's also begun to more fully explore the reasons he keeps going back to the mountains despite the terrible cost they have inflicted.    
Another appalling accident &mdash; on Parchamo when partner Mal Duff's crampon failed precipitating them both down the mountain &mdash; dented his psychological readjustment following the Andes accident described in  Touching the Void  , but hasn't destroyed it.
He continues to mix an off-hand <head>sense</head> of humour with a sharp insight.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40114" docsrc="bnc_BMC_2287">
<answer instance="sense.40114" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
This is certainly the case in the &bquo;Et incarnatus est&equo; in the Credo of Victoria's  Missa Surge propera   (track 3), even though the sound is beautiful and ensemble highly polished.
Many of the singers on this disc were formerly Oxbridge choral scholars, and the discipline of their training serves them well here.
Whilst not wishing to sound preferential where the general level of performance is so high, I feel that Schmidt's sopranos deserve special mention, every bit as assured and   skilful   in their work as their counterparts in longerestablished groups.    
Hearing the Credo of Padilla's  Mass  , with its rhythmic life and impressive interplay between opposing choirs, makes one want to hear more both of the man's music and of Mixolydian.
Here, Schmidt achieves the quietest and the loudest sounds from his singers, the recurrent statement of &bquo;Credo&equo; underpinning the true <head>sense</head> of faith in this movement.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40116" docsrc="bnc_ANT_1249">
<answer instance="sense.40116" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
In any case, the continuation of the war was forcing the revolution   to dig much deeper than the topsoil of reforms.
The representatives of national groups increasingly demanded the right of autonomy, of self-government, if not outright secession.
Furthermore, mutinies and desertions in the forces led to soldiers of the different nationalities returning home to offer their armed support for national administrations.
The army became a forcing house for national liberation.    
At each stage the beleaguered national government urged self-restraint, for the continuation of the war necessitated a postponement of all subsidiary issues.
Ultimately, it was said, a Constituent Assembly would have to decide the form of a new State.
Through the summer of 1917, impatience grew at the temporizing of the government.
An Estonian delegate to an August conference summed up the <head>sense</head> of frustration:    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40118" docsrc="bnc_A14_1108">
<answer instance="sense.40118" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
FOLLOWING this year's success at the London Arena, Docklands, the Great British Beer Festival will move to West London in 1992, taking over Olympia, Britain's most prestigious exhibition hall.    
The festival, a key part of CAMRA's 21st birthday celebrations, will be held in Olympia's Grand Hall.    
The hall was commissioned in 1884 by the National Agricultural Hall Company to provide an arena suitable for both agricultural shows and military pageants.    
Current events include the annual Horse of the Year Show.    
Not since Alexandra Palace in North London has the Great British Beer Festival been at a site with so much style and heritage.
It is also the biggest venue to date, with more than 150,000 square feet of space.    
The vast arched glass ceiling adds to the <head>sense</head> of space and grandure.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40122" docsrc="bnc_CM5_1538">
<answer instance="sense.40122" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
As Weber stressed, the new forms of political organisation were based on rational authority and the adoption of bureaucratic methods of administration.
The further the office, the party and the seats of government were removed from the home and family influence, the less able were women to exercise influence upon the male public world as they had formerly done.    
The new public world was one in which power was increasingly divorced from the family.
At the same time women were being confined to the family.
In the <head>sense</head> of their access to political power it was not so much a case that women were &bquo;returned&equo; to the family since they had never really left it to go out to get power &mdash; rather they had traditionally exercised power, if at all, by virtue of their familial positions and as the public and private spheres were separated, women were left behind.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40126" docsrc="bnc_CR9_126">
<answer instance="sense.40126" senseid="common_sense%1:09:00::"/>
<answer instance="sense.40126" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
If a bank's core activities were ring-fenced by rules limiting what it could do with insured depositors' money, its forays into securities, swaps and other financial markets need not threaten the banking system.
To finance their more adventurous activities, banks would bid for investors' money, competing with the other non-deposit-taking institutions which they increasingly resemble.
Their shareholders, not the taxpayer, would carry the risk of failure.        
The rebuke from Pale    
The West must now steel itself for military action in Bosnia    
PIGHEADEDNESS was in plentiful supply in the Balkans even before war descended on Bosnia 13 months ago, and the world should not be surprised to see it once more in the ascendant this week.
Even so, the Bosnian Serbs' rejection of the Vance-Owen peace plan on May 6th stands out as a spectacular triumph of greed and folly over common <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40128" docsrc="bnc_APE_829">
<answer instance="sense.40128" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
It does not follow that it is the duty of government to provide these services &mdash; the duty could be discharged by securing that they are available from other sources: this is what is implied by the distinction between the providing and enabling state.
However, this point should not be taken to imply that the burden can be effectively discharged by the voluntary sector, even though it may be able to make a useful contribution to meeting these needs.
The Commission rightly made the point that &bquo;there is a concern that voluntary effort is being used to compensate for deficiencies in the public services.&equo;
It felt that this was wrong and there was a danger in an over-reliance on voluntary effort.
And &bquo;in no <head>sense</head> should voluntary bodies partly or wholly relying on fundraising and volunteer help take over elements of the core work of the public services.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40130" docsrc="bnc_AD9_1913">
<answer instance="sense.40130" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;You ever heard of Ewan Famber, Zambia?&equo;
&bquo;The Tech-Green saint?
Yeah.
The one who&hellip; uh oh!&equo;
&bquo;Quite.
He's safely buried, I assure you.
A loathsome, crusading creature quite alien to me, in fact.&equo;
&bquo;Tammuz, be straight with me here.
What are you saying?&equo;      
&bquo;I'm saying that the me-ness of my consciousness was once Ewan Famber.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, well, that makes a lot of <head>sense</head> .&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40131" docsrc="bnc_CBH_643">
<answer instance="sense.40131" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The men in power see this as a menace and attempt to make their position more secure by fighting; but in doing so they are forced to yield ground because of the losses they incur in decreased production.
The stiffer the opposition, the stronger waxes the battle, until much of the energy which would otherwise go into production of goods is deflected into personal warfare.
That some of this waste is unavoidable is probably true, for the aggressive instinct seems never to be satisfied with entirely impersonal objectives.
But that it may be redirected towards other ends is shown by the way in which labor difficulties become unpopular during war when employers and employees unite against a common foe&equo;  
(Menninger, 1942).          
This ritualised drama of the conflict between managers and workers probably enables the participants to make a sort of <head>sense</head> of their relatedness.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40134" docsrc="bnc_CGB_303">
<answer instance="sense.40134" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Nicolette's fusion of banging bass and meandering, torchy vocals &mdash; spiced with American blues and African music influences &mdash; has been impressing people since she was signed by north London's Shut Up And Dance in 1990.
&bquo;School Of The World&equo;, her debut single, was released to critical acclaim in November of that year.
It not only introduced the musical hybrid that dominated Nicolette's work, but also boasted a rare lyrical thoughtfulness.
&bquo;I always take myself as a starting point when it comes to songs, going on to explore situations in a manner that is very sound-oriented,&equo; she says, rather vaguely.
But considered in the context of the two years spent in Paris jazz clubs, exploring a musical genre that has often relied on experimental vocal contributions, it all begins to make <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40135" docsrc="bnc_AE4_302">
<answer instance="sense.40135" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
More generally, he was certainly the most effective in making his mark abroad; he was the most sought-after of them all in the European marriage market, which was both highly profitable and rewarding to morale when this Scottish king succeeded where an English one failed and Mary of Guise became James's second wife, rather than Henry VIII's fourth.    
Clearly not all the ambitious schemes of the Stewart kings were successful.
James III's idea of soldiering abroad, for example, to win renown and territory in Brittany and the county to the south, Saintonge, and in Guelders, was blocked by resistance at home; in 1473 parliament tartly pointed out that if renown was what he was after, what he should be doing was &bquo;to travel through his realm and put such justice and policy in his own realm that the brute and the fame of him might pass in other countries&equo;.
That was only in part because of good <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40139" docsrc="bnc_CBU_1082">
<answer instance="sense.40139" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
A wide range of skills is needed and a lot comes down to the the individual's character    
Flavia Hawksley    
For many chartered accountants, the path to becoming finance director is exceedingly difficult.
While there is a natural career progression through to finance controller or even finance director of a subsidiary, the jump to group finance director is enormous.    
&bquo;A lot of people get stuck at financial controller level,&equo; says Charles Austin of recruitment consultants Harrison Willis.
&bquo;It is difficult to make the transition because the normal prerequisite of a finance director is that they must have had board level experience and as a financial controller reporting to a director it's very difficult to get that.&equo;    
Moreover the two jobs are, in a <head>sense</head> , completely different.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40140" docsrc="bnc_A6U_352">
<answer instance="sense.40140" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Everything conspires to exacerbate the situation: conventional art education teaches an art-historical line of descent through the successive achievements of the Great Masters, but such works are unavailable in Latin America except in the form of often poor-quality reproductions.
In this sense things have not changed much since the seventeenth century.    
Gironella always seems acutely aware of these issues.
For him the reworking of familiar images is not simply a matter of drawing attention to the way in which mass-reproduction numbs the optic nerves, by shocking the spectator with a moustached Mona Lisa, but rather, using a peculiar blend of both iconoclasm  and   a sort of wry homage, of investigating the power of certain images, particularly those which have national resonance.
In this <head>sense</head> his Habsburg and Bourbon portraits are not dissimilar to Jasper Johns' American flag series, except of course that the flag, whatever individuals may think of it, is unquestionably American, the lineage is clear.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40144" docsrc="bnc_CA2_888">
<answer instance="sense.40144" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
So, for a two-colour pattern (any two colours), the memory limitation for one stitch pattern section is 180 wide multiplied by 88 high, 180 &times; 88 = 15,840 BITS.
This is the maximum size that a two-colour stitch pattern can be for transferring to the console.
Your PC will allow you to save larger designs than this, as it has a much larger memory capacity.
But when you come to transfer larger designs, you will find that the Creation 6 program will chop it up into smaller5 sections, A, B, C and so on within the &bquo;Knit A pattern&equo; menu.
You will then have to return to the design and make these changes.
It therefore makes a lot of <head>sense</head> to save two-colour patterns that are large in sections that are smaller than 16,000 bits, or sections that are each 180 squares wide and 88 squares high.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40146" docsrc="bnc_ABM_1598">
<answer instance="sense.40146" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Spirits are not perceived by sense; they are not ideas but things which have ideas.
But we do perceive people's  bodies  , and these behave in such a way as to show that they are accompanied by &bquo;a distinct principle of thought and motion &lsqb;i.e. a mind&rsqb; like to ourselves&equo;.
It is in a similar way that the existence of God is revealed to us.
The only difference is &bquo;that whereas some one finite and narrow assemblage of ideas denotes a particular human mind, whithersoever we direct our view, we do at all times and in all places perceive manifest tokens of the divinity&equo;.    
At the end of the  Principles  , Berkeley reminds us that his &bquo;main drift and design&equo; has been to &bquo;inspire my readers with a pious <head>sense</head> of the presence of God&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40148" docsrc="bnc_AT9_138">
<answer instance="sense.40148" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
It was only rarely that women were able to occupy (outside the home) any position of authority.    
In the past women were also seen as unclean &mdash; especially during menstruation and after childbirth &mdash; and therefore unsuited to perform any religious rites.
Traces of this feeling still linger today, though usually they are not talked about openly.        
DEPENDENT CHRISTIANS OR STRONG CHRISTIANS?    
All of us, both men and women, in our early years, had to separate ourselves from our mothers.
Therefore, many of us &mdash; but especially men &mdash; have fears, lurking in our subconscious minds, of being dominated again by a woman.
As adult Christians we believe that we are dependent for everything upon God &mdash; so if the priest in some <head>sense</head> &bquo;represents&equo; God for us, then he tends to bring out feelings of dependence.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40150" docsrc="bnc_ABP_739">
<answer instance="sense.40150" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Every communication for commercial or other purposes, by those in this country, with such persons or bodies is a criminal offence (&bquo;trading with the enemy'), unless licensed by the Crown.
Any contract or transaction, the formation or execution of which involves such communication, is (or, if made before the war, becomes) void.          
PROPERTY      
The conception of property    
There is, perhaps, nothing more difficult than to give a precise and consistent meaning to the word &bquo;property&equo;.
The word &bquo;estate&equo; is often used to denote the whole of a man's proprietary rights, more especially after his death.
This <head>sense</head> of the word &bquo;estate&equo; must not be confused with the special meaning which it has in regard to interests in land (see p. 78).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40152" docsrc="bnc_CK6_1205">
<answer instance="sense.40152" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Mixed in a sometimes a   cappella  , always mental style, including lumps of &bquo;I've Got The Power&equo; and introduced by the slick mid-Atlantic (or at least, Miami-Caribbean-London voice of Chris Goldfinger).
Big respect to Wacko Jacko in the middle, too.        
SLY &amp; ROBBIE: Hot Milk    
THOSE OF you who remember Sly &amp; Robbie's so-called golden period, when students would approach reggae DJs and ask for &bquo;something by Sly &amp; Robbie&equo; when the DJ had already been playing records driven by them all night, had better get used to some changes.
The S&amp;R approach is almost totally computerised today, and relies as much on the keyboards of Kotch's Herbie and the crafty arrangements of guitarist Lloyd &bquo;Gitsie&equo; Willis as it does on their own unerring <head>sense</head> of what constitutes a great rhythm.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40153" docsrc="bnc_CRF_666">
<answer instance="sense.40153" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In the more restricted circumstances in Britain, where such households are smaller and contacts between women in different households in some respects more difficult, women lose something of this support network although they may gain a greater degree of independence in their interactions with men.
It remains to be seen whether these arrangements will continue to make sense in the future.
Indeed Saifullah Khan was able to report even from her data collected in the mid-1970s that some recent migrants, especially those best equipped to survive in Britain economically without the support of kin, already were considerably relaxing arrangements based on the purdah system.    
Looking at in-law relationships generally, it is apparent that one of their distinctive features in any culture is that they are conducted both through, and in a <head>sense</head> for the sake of, a third party.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40156" docsrc="bnc_CBX_2657">
<answer instance="sense.40156" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In other words, this will be a test of abilities for which chartered accountants are paid their fees and salaries.
A warning should be sounded that a candidate whose work experience has not equipped him or her to handle the case study paper is unlikely to pass it on the strength of a little practice and revision course.    
An article in the April issue of  ACCOUNTANCY   (see p 98), which discussed the role of private tutors, said that &bquo;Students do not attend private institutions&hellip; to get a well-rounded education at a leisurely pace in an intellectually stimulating environment; they go&hellip; to pass professional exams&equo;.
The business-like approach is right, but there is something disturbing in the implication that intellectual stimulation and education, in its wider <head>sense</head> , have little to do with passing the exams.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40157" docsrc="bnc_B2F_1432">
<answer instance="sense.40157" senseid="sense%1:09:02::"/>
<context>
Establishing rapport is the process of getting on the right wavelength with someone &mdash; usually, but not inevitably, with someone you are meeting for the first time.
Once established, rapport makes it more likely that there will be genuine understanding and agreement and that the interaction will be mutually beneficial and enjoyable.    
The actual mechanics of establishing rapport have been investigated very carefully and there is no doubt that it is a behavioural phenomenon.
When you meet somebody, especially if it is the first time of meeting, your senses are working flat out to process all the data.
You can see what they look like.
You can feel the handshake, you can hear what they have to say, you may even be aware of how they smell.
All the information is taken in via your <head>senses</head> and rapidly processed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40161" docsrc="bnc_CK1_442">
<answer instance="sense.40161" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Reid was familiar with the works of both Malebranche and Arnauld, and expressed views strikingly similar to those in the latter's  Treatise   in his own  Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man  .    
(2) The reason arising from the empiricist doctrine about how language is meaningful is fairly obvious.
Epistemic appearances are concept-dependent, by virtue of being identified by reference to would-be thoughts.
Someone who has not the concept of age cannot be expected to see someone as young or old.
If, then, someone had to appear old to him for him to acquire the concept &bquo;old&equo;, he would never get started.
Whatever the empiricists' originative material for concept-abstraction may be, it cannot be epistemic appearances.
For an object to appear to be &phgr; to someone, in the epistemic <head>sense</head> of &bquo;appear&equo;, he must already have the concept &phgr;.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40162" docsrc="bnc_BLY_1601">
<answer instance="sense.40162" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
This happy state of affairs happens, mainly I believe, when two conditions are satisfied.    
The first of these is when the teacher is asked to do a manageable job, where he is working within his intellectual capacity and has that confidence which proceeds from really knowing more about what he is teaching than the children do.
Such confidence is further strengthened when there is positive and practical help available to the teacher in the form of clear sequenced teachers' notes with practical advice.
The large volume of sound (if somewhat stereotyped) English teaching in lower and middle classes and the solid and sensible teaching of basic arithmetical processes are all, I believe, a product of such a <head>sense</head> of security, as are the generally more creative attitudes and approaches of teachers in the lower classes of primary schools.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40165" docsrc="bnc_ANL_3656">
<answer instance="sense.40165" senseid="sense%1:09:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Were you never worried that he might start manufacturing again?&equo;    
Kebbel thought for a moment.
&bquo;No,&equo; he said.
&bquo;He never had the humdrum application to do that; anyway, he would have had to re-equip his factory.&equo;    
&bquo;So, what happens now that Livesey is dead?&equo;    
Kebbel's eyes drifted over to the window.
&bquo;I am worried, as you can imagine.
I have virtually no customers of my own.
If Liveseys' goes under, I go under&hellip;
I suppose it is up to old John Knox.
He is the surviving partner, though whether he still has his <head>senses</head> is anybody's guess.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40166" docsrc="bnc_CEF_1152">
<answer instance="sense.40166" senseid="sense_of_humour%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
If so, I'd like to suggest that you consider the main purpose of small talk.
Through small talk, we demonstrate that we wish to get involved with other people (and, recluses aside, we all have this need); we establish relationships, we discover similarities and differences, and we build rapport and understanding.
The beginning of conversation with strangers is all about finding something in common &mdash; or, to put it more succinctly and to use a very 1990s' word, to discover commonality.    
And the words we use are a small part of the process.
You may discover early on in an interaction through words that you share common ground (that you both went to the same school, for instance).
As important, though, will be more intangible commonality: a <head>sense</head> of humour, a cynical attitude, an acquisitive personality.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40169" docsrc="bnc_B10_1180">
<answer instance="sense.40169" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Yet it is a fact that even the most permissive of mothers and fathers intentionally or unwittingly punish their children in the course of socializing them.
It has been put in this way by the psychologist Richard Walters:    
Many permissive parents who would never dream of beating or otherwise hurting their child may frequently utter a harsh word or send the child from the room for misbehaving.
Such actions may cut as deep or more deeply than all but the most violent of thrashings.
In no <head>sense</head> are shouting and isolation punishers necessarily secondary to more &bquo;fundamental&equo; pain-producing stimuli Although a number of theorists have defined punishment as a &bquo;pain-producing stimulus&equo; the majority of apparent punishments experienced in everyday life are not, strictly speaking, painful.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40171" docsrc="bnc_CLX_1096">
<answer instance="sense.40171" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Since Brusilov had not concentrated his troops in any one area, nor made tactical probes, and since the artillery bombardment lasted so short a time, the Austrians had no inkling of his intentions.
As General Erich von Falkenhayn, in overall command of the German forces on the front, was later to comment: &bquo;After a relatively short artillery preparation they &lsqb;the Russian troops&rsqb; had got up from their trenches and simply marched forward.&equo;    
Both officers and men of the Austro-Hungarian Army had, too, a handicap of their own making: complacency, for they thought their positions impregnable.
Indeed, on the eve of Brusilov's offensive, General Conrad von Hotzendorff, the Austrian supreme commander, told a Swedish journalist: &bquo;We are not to be conquered again.&equo;    
The only justification for Austria's   misplaced <head>sense</head> of security was the strong front-line defences.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40174" docsrc="bnc_B3K_1469">
<answer instance="sense.40174" senseid="sense_of_humour%1:07:00::"/>
<context>
the duenna      
This comic masterpiece was world premiered in Madrid earlier this year.
Described as vocally and orchestrally scintillating, THE DUENNA is both funny and fun and in this Spanish year, Opera North presents the British premiere.    
The performance lasts approximately 2 hours 50 minutes.        
rigoletto    
Returning this autumn is the ever-popular story of the revenge seeking jester Rigoletto and his possessive love for his daughter.
This macabre, yet passionate melodrama is swiftly carried on Verdi's immortal melodies.          
the marriage of figaro    
Flirtation, intrigue, the tangling of human emotions and Beaumarchais's wicked <head>sense</head> of humour inspired Mozart to compose some of the greatest music for the stage.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40175" docsrc="bnc_B20_2051">
<answer instance="sense.40175" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
They'd fished him out of the water, so presumably he'd drowned.
They're still dragging it,&equo; he went on unhappily, with a quick glance at Karelius before looking away.
&bquo;Very sorry.&equo;    
What a good fellow Moreau is, thought Karelius again.
He's lost a friend himself, but can still spare a thought for a near-stranger   and the way he feels about a woman.    
&bquo;One funny thing,&equo; the Frenchman continued.
&bquo;Perhaps I shouldn't tell you, but I'm sure it'll go no further.&equo;
Karelius nodded.
&bquo;Both officers&equo; corpses were molested as they lay in the morgue.
An imposter arrived claiming to be related to one of them, and whilst he was alone with the bodies he drove a wooden stake into the heart of each.
Clearly the action of a madman; no possible <head>sense</head> in it.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40178" docsrc="bnc_B14_764">
<answer instance="sense.40178" senseid="sense%1:09:02::"/>
<context>
vulnerable to hazards in the work environment; vulnerable to road traffic accidents; responsible for safety of children    
Elderly people    
vulnerable to falls in the home, hazards of infection and fire, pedestrian accidents        
Dependence/independence in maintaining a safe environment      
Dependence in infancy/childhood/old age        
Constraints on independence in adulthood (e.g. mental/physical/sensory handicap)        
Dependence on others        
Dependence on aids          
Factors influencing maintaining a safe environment        
Physical    
acuity of the <head>senses</head>    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40179" docsrc="bnc_A7L_1023">
<answer instance="sense.40179" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
For a while they could believe, like the politicians, that an independent nuclear deterrent, the skills of their scientists and a special relationship with America would give the UK a portion of its old status.
The scientist who threatens to blow up London in the film John Boulting directed for Korda,  Seven Days to Noon   (1950), does so in order that the whole world will be made aware of how a scientific dream had been corrupted.
In Lean's film  The Sound Barrier   (1952), the central character, an engineer, is portrayed as a more deeply ambivalent figure, driven by his ambition to build a plane that goes faster than the speed of sound, seemingly prepared to accept the loss of his son and a pilot in pursuit of his dream, but actually torn by a deep <head>sense</head> of what he has lost.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40182" docsrc="bnc_A9N_419">
<answer instance="sense.40182" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
Learning of this affront to the Christmas Spirit from the Washington Post, the First Lady rallied her forces, put some bills into her handbag, summoned the Secret Service and sallied forth to Mazza Galleries, one of the few places in town which still allows the Sally Army to function.    
Probably the highest-priced mall around the capital, Mazza contains a branch of Nieman-Marcus, the Texas-based department store whose prices are beyond belief and whose Christmas catalogues contain such essentials as solid gold swizzle sticks and stuffed toys with diamonds for eyes.    
The First Granny, as Mrs Bush is becoming affectionately known, marched up to the uniformed bell-ringers beside the big Christmas tree, put ten bucks into the Big Red Kettle, and loudly announced how much she preferred patronising a mall that had the <head>sense</head> to permit the Salvation Army.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40184" docsrc="bnc_B2T_1344">
<answer instance="sense.40184" senseid="sense_of_responsibility%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
Partnerships have a strong vested interest in the quality of output of the examination system and in its cost-effectiveness.
The examination business is big business with a multi-million pound turnover and with the possibility that it will grow in size, complexity and cost.
Many of the costs are hidden in the time of teachers who are distracted from their primary task by the managerial and administrative requirements of examinations.
Yet there is significant concern for the quality and reliability of the output of this examination system.
The business world often expresses unhappiness about inadequate information on personal qualities and the poor correlation between examination performance and characteristics like enterprise, initiative, imagination, diligence, reliability and <head>sense</head> of personal and collective responsibility.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40186" docsrc="bnc_ADX_705">
<answer instance="sense.40186" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
In fact, most living creatures prefer a transition zone of bark, moss, hair, fur or clothes.
Many examples of ornamentation in the arts are functional in this way.
The elaborate carving and tiling that  clothes   most traditional architectural forms; the row of badges and lamps that decorate the grille of an enthusiast's motorcar, the roses and shrubs in front of a suburban house; all act as buffer zones between differing activity spaces.        
Parallax    
Our attitude towards edges is affected by our binary form.
We have two hands, two ears, two eyes, two nostrils.
To fully comprehend space we need stereoscopic touch, hearing and vision.
Nowadays we are all conversant with the effect of multispeaker audio transmissions.
The principles of parallax apply in all <head>senses</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40187" docsrc="bnc_AE7_86">
<answer instance="sense.40187" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
However, people were rather slow to draw this conclusion, for two reasons.
One was that an erroneous idea existed as to the structure of DNA.
According to the &bquo;tetranucleotide&equo; theory, there was a central backbone, surrounded by rings of four nucleotides, each ring containing one nucleotide of each kind.
If this was true, any piece of DNA was just like any other piece, whereas every gene must be different from every other one.
A second reason for doubting that genes were made of   DNA was that proteins are chemically much more interesting, and it was already known that at least some genetic abnormalities are caused by the absence of specific proteins.
One way of making <head>sense</head> of this was to suppose that genes were made of proteins, and that the DNA merely provided the string on which the protein beads were strung.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40189" docsrc="bnc_A08_1895">
<answer instance="sense.40189" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
 It had to come to the nightly struggle with the big glass, like the struggle with Proteus, who must be held no matter what form he takes, bull, bear, fox, fire, water.  
 Not the strength of the body, he wrote, and not the strength of the will, but the strength of the whole self.  
 For the body by itself is not enough, he wrote.  
 The will by itself is not enough.  
 You cannot will yourself to fight against the truth, he wrote.  
 You cannot will yourself to hold out against reality.  
 If you do that, he wrote, then sooner or later the will will crack and the truth will emerge, reality will re-assert itself.  
 Only if the whole person is engaged, he wrote, only if you have the <head>sense</head> that the truth, in however paradoxical a form, is on your side, that reality, no matter how disguised, is what   you are working towards, only then will Proteus be defeated.  
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40190" docsrc="bnc_ALU_389">
<answer instance="sense.40190" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Mr. Miller, of whom I must always retain the highest sense, both for the Knowledge I have received from his Labours, and more particularly that Friendship and Communicativeness with which he always treated me, was blessed with a more favourable Situation in the progress of his Experiments, by enjoying the kind Influence of the Sun (the parent of Vegetation) in so high a Degree as to have the Vine in full ripeness on the natural Wall, without the assistance of Art; and could we all experience the same Felicity, I need not have communicated my Observations or my Countrymen wanted an other Tutor&hellip;        
Thus Justice gave Miller his due, at the same time ensuring a place on northern bookshelves for his  Director   alongside Miller's  Dictionary  .      
His legal mind jumped quickly to the defence of Miller, &bquo;a man of truth and veracity&equo; over the Guernsey Lily affair.
John Hill had queried Miller's description and had published his views in  Eden, or a Complete Body of Gardening   (1759) and Justice retaliated in his  British Gardener's Calendar   (1759): &bquo;I thought it my indispensable duty to give Mr. Miller his due, both from a love of truth and from a <head>sense</head> of gratitude to him for his public labours, as well as private friendship.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40194" docsrc="bnc_AM6_402">
<answer instance="sense.40194" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
Indeed, the team was so anxious to give recognition at last to the importance of the  content   of any particular drama, that it seems almost to be reinforcing the dualistic assumption that drama is about attitudes or ideas in the children's heads to be explored and then expressed through the medium.
This further seemed to give encouragement in practice to the &bquo;go-into-groups-discuss-an-important-issue-and-find-a-dramatic-statement-for-us-to-discuss&equo; sequence.
Indeed, the term &bquo;dramatic statement&equo;, to which they become quite attached as the book proceeds, perhaps takes us too firmly in the direction of propositional knowledge translated into dramatic coding.
It is not the authors' intention to give it this gloss.
They assure us:    
In a strict <head>sense</head> it is not so much the content of drama which is distinctive, but the way in which it is considered (p. 16).        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40195" docsrc="bnc_ATA_262">
<answer instance="sense.40195" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The ideology of enterprise culture has finally permeated the remaining institutions of British cultural life.    
So where does this leave the independent sector?
Caroline Spry, the Channel 4 commissioning editor responsible for series like  Out on Tuesday   and  Women Call the Shots  , thinks it's no longer possible to use the word in its old sense any more; most of the other women I spoke to agreed with her.
Once it meant political independence and freedom from commercial pressures, but given the increasingly prescriptive and bureaucratic nature of grant-aid that has become a dubious notion.
Today, in the climate of deregulation, the term &bquo;independent&equo; is generally used in the purely economic <head>sense</head> , to refer to the growing number of smaller commercial companies operating outside the BBC/ITV duopoly.    
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As FRAG chairman Chris Swinson points out, &bquo;I can't see why the Government would have mentioned it if it was not intending to act.
It has plenty to do without stirring this one up.&equo;    
He also said that the Revenue's position is likely to have changed since 1988 when the question was last debated.     
ACCA out on a limb    
The ACCA is the only accountancy organisation to maintain its support for the small company audit.    
CIMA would like to see the audit requirement scrapped for all companies which fall within the statutory definition of a small company.
If the Government is serious about reducing the burdens on business, it says, then the &pound;2m turnover criterion contained in the Companies Act makes much more <head>sense</head> than the proposed &pound;36,600 VAT threshold which is far too low.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40198" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
&bquo;I said I was busy and would call him back.
I never did.&equo;    
Two days after the first call he rang again.
In a slightly threatening tone he said: &bquo;You didn't call me back.&equo;
Lynsey fobbed him off again, telling herself he just wanted to date her.
&bquo;I assumed he was unmarried and I was used to men coming on to me,&equo; she says.
&bquo;I ignored his calls and they finally stopped.&equo;    
As the months passed, Lynsey put her fears to the back of her mind &mdash; until Courtney's trial.    
&bquo;When I first read a small paragraph about him being arrested I remember my eyes popping out on stalks like a cartoon character.&equo;    
Now, as she works on her next women's self-defence project &mdash; a book called Taking Control, due out in May, a <head>sense</head> of relief swamps her.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40200" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
The trade balance of the motor industry has been in deficit since 1982 and in 1989, at &pound;6.55 billion, accounted for 28 per cent of the UK visible trade deficit of &pound;23.1 billion.
From this it may be seen that the health of the motor industry is critical to the health of the British economy.
An examination of Figure 4.4 shows that it is expected that UK car production will increase in the next ten years (largely as a result of Japanese investment) and that consequently the share of car imports in the British market will decline, as will the motor industry trade deficit.    
Whilst the Conservative government was delighted to have sold back to the private sector one of its most difficult privatisation candidates, the impact of recent changes in the car industry have yet to be fully assessed.
In a <head>sense</head> the   motor industry can be seen as a test case for the Thatcherite medicine for industry.       
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<answer instance="sense.40202" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
And yet I must.
Compulsory state education for all is, in the historical sense, a recent phenomenon.
In most European countries the move towards education for all dates from the nineteenth century.
The English and Welsh, who look back on the year 1870 (Forster's Education Act) as the effective starting point of a state system, were not the first in Europe to realise that a literate workforce would be needed to meet the ever more complex demands of industry.    
Provision of elementary schooling was a reflection of economic need.
A pool of people who could read and keep ledgers was essential if the world of commerce were to expand.
Expenditure on education was not regarded (except perhaps by &bquo;woolly intellectuals&equo;) as a means of giving opportunity to the masses.
It made economic <head>sense</head> .
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<answer instance="sense.40204" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
On the other hand, the psychology student may evaluate the content of the mother's comments to her baby, perhaps rating them as &bquo;affectionate&equo; or &bquo;prohibitive&equo;.
Are social interactions adequately captured by separate (albeit simultaneous) accounts of the partners' actions, or do we need to describe the interaction between the couple?
Do we, for instance, place a tick in the square labelled &bquo;baby burps&equo; and another in the box called &bquo;mother pats back&equo;; or do we include a box called &bquo;mother responds to baby&equo;; or at a higher level, does she score a point on an index of &bquo;sensitivity&equo;?
Although observers will each solve the problem by tailoring the categories to suit their special interests.
&bquo;lumping&equo; behaviours according to common <head>sense</head> or &bquo;splitting&equo; them into units have competing attractions.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40205" senseid="sense%1:09:02::"/>
<context>
If this cannot be assured, then the person may require admission to a psychiatric unit.
One important role of such units, is that they provide a safe environment for mentally disturbed people, at the same time in severe cases, protecting members of the community from possible harm as a result of violence to persons or property.
Nurses are concerned with the AL of maintaining a safe environment in relation to individual patients but, at the same time, must   bear in mind the safety of others.
The fact that this AL has a collective dimension in addition to the personal one was mentioned in the early part of this chapter.        
Problems due to sensory impairment/loss    
All five <head>senses</head> are used in activities carried out with the purpose of maintaining a safe environment and, therefore, impairment or loss of any one can result in problems.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40209" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
Groups formed as a result of a parent company, such as Matsushita Electric, spinning off its own operating divisions to form separate companies within the same field to act as suppliers, distributors and even retailers.    
Groups resulting from a parent manufacturer establishing a pyramid of subcontractors and component suppliers.
Toyota is the best-known example.    
Groups led by a company, such as NEC, an electronics firm, which have floated off old manufacturing subsidiaries and expanded into diverse new businesses by fostering affiliates.    
Groups of firms related through the charismatic leadership of the parent company's founder or owner, such as Seibu Railway.    
As Mr Imai's analysis makes clear, the term keiretsu is used to refer to so many different kinds of industrial groups in Japan that generalising about all of them, and especially complaining about them as a group, makes little <head>sense</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40210" docsrc="bnc_ABD_371">
<answer instance="sense.40210" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
Mr Murdoch's accounting does not help.
Australia's generous rules allow him to revalue intangible assets like newspaper mastheads, without saying specifically how much each asset is worth.
To get anywhere near an understanding of News Corporation's accounts, you usually have to wait for the figures it is obliged to file with America's Securities and Exchange Commission.
Even then, much mystery remains.
When times are good, ever-optimistic bankers still lend; in hard times, mysterious accounts add to creditors' suspicions.    
These are general lessons.
What of the particular ones in the media?
Other conglomerates, particularly those looking for synergy, should be depressed by their mentor's plight.
There is no evidence that his empire makes <head>sense</head> &mdash; beyond engaging his own considerable talents.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40212" senseid="sense%1:09:05::"/>
<context>
Concern over the changes in lifestyle to undertake the job.    
Awareness that others often younger and less experienced will be in a position of authority at work.        
Recognition from educators and managers that such stress exists and is legitimate is a very important initial strategy in coming to terms with both the positive and the negative influences of stress.    
Tackling an inherent lack of confidence in the stressed individual is also crucial (as discussed in chapter 2), as is increasing the individual's awareness that they are not alone, and that networks can be developed to reduce its impact.    
The use of assertiveness and relaxation skills heighten the <head>sense</head> of self-worth, as do peer support groups and reliable and empathetic mentor systems.    
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<context>
These methods of payment are more likely to be accepted if they are requested right up front before you start to do business and if they are presented as being the only way you do business.
Afterwards they are more difficult to get.    
The direct debit is the more flexible to use of the two because the amount can be adjusted for VAT or other changes.    
With standing orders the amounts involved are stated in advance and any change will mean a new standing order.    
On the other hand, standing orders are cheaper to operate as your customer pays the bank charges whereas with direct debits you pay them yourself.          
Status and Credit Reports    
Information concerning a customer's ability to pay is important to any business.    
The cost of the information must, however, be relevant to the size of the debt.
There is no <head>sense</head> spending &pound;10 to check on a &pound;20 debtor.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40217" senseid="sense%1:10:00::"/>
<context>
With hundreds of products ranging from electric pencil sharpeners to diesel engines and nuclear plants, it is difficult to do an effective job of planning.
It is, in fact, impossible for management to have a direct, personal feeling and knowledge about so many business environments.  
&lsqb;Aguilar (1988), pp 39&ndash;40&rsqb;          
It is fascinating to find Aguilar writing in this way 20 years after publishing the most frequently referenced text on environmental scanning!        
Problems in delivering usable information    
In one <head>sense</head> , in a report about &bquo;environmental scanning&equo;, it would be good to be able to report that those engaged in that activity had solved this problem of making the information that they deliver, directly usable by those to whom it is delivered.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40218" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
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Given the commitment of general managers, resources will be found and expertise deployed where it is wanted by the managers.    
To what extent is this a threat to the management development specialist?
In the short term, it may upset established practices.
But, in the longer term, it promises to move the specialist closer to the levers of power, which have often eluded his or her grasp, leaving a sense of being on the periphery of events.    
Nor need specialists be passive spectators during any transition in strategy.
They can and should influence events.
One of the challenges is to engage more convincingly in the process of evaluation.
This has always constituted something of an Achilles Heel: it has been impossible to prove the value of development activity in most cases.
It remains an act of common <head>sense</head> or even faith.
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Since this system exists, it means that &mdash; whether well or badly &mdash; social needs are satisfied&hellip; &lsqb;therefore&rsqb; there must be a definite  equilibrium   of the whole system&hellip;
There may well be all sorts of deviations and fluctuations here; the whole system expands and becomes complicated, develops and is continuously in motion and oscillating but, taken as a whole, it is in a state of equilibrium.    
To find the law of this equilibrium is the basic problem of theoretical economics and theoretical economics as a scientific system is the result of an examination of the entire capitalist system  in its state of equilibrium  .        
The important point to note here is that for Bukharin this state of equilibrium contained deviations and fluctuations, thus what he was postulating is not a static equilibrium nor even a dynamic one &mdash; dynamic in the <head>sense</head> of an orderly balanced growth.
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&bquo;Those with hang-ups about their unisex arrangement and weak bladders will be miserable at the Barnum Room,&equo; one guidebook warned.      
The gospel of semi-nudity, cocaine, cross-dressing and thumping, pumping sex-dance marathons attracted even the most conservative types.
The inhibitions of the average citizen were hot to trot.
Disco in its most grandiose form worked on the principle that a heartbeat rhythm, combined with soupy strings and a chain of Afro-Cuban drum breakdowns, could pop out the tightest emotional and sexual blocks.    
At its most basic, this was a case of dance your ass off, although Hamilton Bohannon, another Christian, felt obliged to point out that &bquo;  Ps.   
 Dance Your Ass Off is not used in the sense of profanity  .&equo;    
What <head>sense</head> was it used in, Hamilton?
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The strangest of stories (  And of course when I told her that, she just threw me out of the house, my own Mother&hellip; well, Goodnight Mother, I can tell you  ) were treated as entirely credible.
So we said nothing, and noticed everything.
The bruises on his wrists showed like diamonds beneath Boy's cuff; he was wearing one of O's white shirts, with the sleeves rolled down.
When someone finally did ask, How are you two?
Boy smiled, and then winced slightly, because his lower lip was split, and then he took a sip of his beer and he smiled sweetly and said,  In love  .
What he actually wanted to say was,  I'm struck dumb with love  .
(He smiled, and thought,  I'm just a dumb kid  .)
But he realised that that wouldn't make <head>sense</head> , since a man cannot be struck dumb and then speak of that condition, so what he said, when we asked him how he was, what he said was, very slowly,  In Love.   
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<instance id="sense.40225" docsrc="bnc_CE6_107">
<answer instance="sense.40225" senseid="sense%1:09:06::"/>
<context>
like a woolly jumpered JAWS    
Their eventual aim is genocide    
not one human being left    
these sheep are scared of no-one    
the meanest mutton in the valley of death    
They've knee-capped all the sheep-dogs    
the wolves, they've ripped to shreds    
they've glued the locks at the abattoir    
and bitten off the butchers' heads    
These sheep have killer instincts    
and a sadistic <head>sense</head> of fun    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40227" docsrc="bnc_CG6_276">
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1    
Pay attention to the ends of words.
This strategy is particularly important for learning inflectional suffixes.    
2    
The phonological forms of words can be systematically modified.
This is a basic assumption for the child to recognise that a single word might be realised in different forms, depending on its grammatical function.    
3    
Pay attention to the order of words and morphemes.
This is a basic requirement for understanding the way in which word order is related to the expression of word meaning.    
4    
The use of grammatical markers should make semantic <head>sense</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40228" docsrc="bnc_A6F_479">
<answer instance="sense.40228" senseid="sense_of_direction%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The mobilizer emphasizes taking decisions, task performance, and changing the status quo, whereas the reconciler is more concerned to maintain the consensus and cohesion of a group.
The former is mainly concerned with the achievement of goals, not overly   concerned about opposition and the costs of disturbance; the latter is more concerned to represent and respond to diverse interests and is willing to arrive at compromises, if necessary sacrificing policy goals.    
The earlier chapters of this book have shown how events and a growing sense of disillusion with many old policies paved the way for a new approach.
But influential politicians were still required to push the new policies.
Mrs Thatcher has been such a figure and, in spite of reverses, she has animated and directed governments with a <head>sense</head> of political direction.
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<context>
The classic example of this is the girl who sets two men fighting for her.
She sits and watches, and they   do not even realize that she has provoked them to it.
The heroine of Bizet's opera  Carmen   is a prime case, passionate in love but also calculating, provocative and infuriating as she teases and ensnares men, bringing out the most dangerous and violent side of their natures.
Until tragedy and fate catch up with her she is always mistress of the situation, coolly self-possessed.
I think many women would like just a touch of the Carmen quality in their lives.    
The detachment of the weaver was remarked on earlier.
The artist may live passionately through every brush-stroke, but the weaver cannot &mdash; she needs a clear head and a <head>sense</head> of the goal before her if she is to make order and substance out of the strands with which she works.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="sense.40232" senseid="sense%1:09:04::"/>
<context>
It was not uncommon during production, for police helicopters to circle above nearby houses, for gang members to object that actors were wearing an opposing gang's colours, or for police cars to speed past the set in hot pursuit.    
But in the midst of these distractions, another side of reality was filmed &mdash; the lives of the people in the community who don't make news.
It is that real-life drama that Singleton decided to explore and recreate on film.
One scene among many that captures the ironic mix of commonplace and macabre has two kids battling over a football, just a few feet away from a dead body.    
This uncompromising look into the choices confronting young Black Americans has aroused considerable interest in the States.    
&bquo;It is my story, I live it.
What <head>sense</head> would it have made to have some white boy impose his interpretation on my experience?&equo;        
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The trials of Bulgaria's former dictator or a handful of Ceausescu's secret police serve to scapegoat a few of the ringleaders and put the issue to rest.
Perhaps the pinnacle of absurdity is the Federal Republic's demand that former German Democratic Republic (GDR) president Erich Honecker, be retrieved from his death bed &mdash; at the moment in the Chilean embassy in Moscow &mdash; to face trial for the state's shoot-to-kill order along the former GermanGerman border.
If Honecker is convicted, the majority of the population are implicitly absolved from responsibility for dutifully casting their single-party ballots every year in the GDR's showcase elections.    
Czechoslovakia's far-reaching new law that bans all members of the &bquo;old structures&equo; from public office for five years tries to solve the problem of the past with a <head>simple</head>administrative stroke of the pen.
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If the reports on the Foxbat's speed and defence capabilities were anywhere near correct, the aircraft should be able to evade any naval attempts to bring it down without much trouble.    
The more he considered all the aspects of the matter, the   more Manville came around to the view that Turkey was the best possible choice of all.
The fact that certain palms would have to be greased to the tune of &dollar;250,000 was a minor matter.
The sum was chicken feed, and the more governmental corruption that went on there, the better.
It kept them busy.    
Turkey it would be, then.
The word was go.
Manville unlocked his security drawer, took out the master file for Operation Cuckoo and stamped CONDITION RED on its cover.
The single, <head>simple</head>action was all it took to move what had once been just a concept into the final stage of action.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40010" docsrc="bnc_BMG_474">
<answer instance="simple.40010" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
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Some modern gardeners report that handling the leaves of this plant can cause a blistering rash on sensitive skin, so it must obviously be treated with respect, but there is a good chance that oil of rue would prove to be a successful repellent for most misbehaving cats.
For some reason this ancient piece of folk-wisdom seems to have been largely forgotten, but it might be worth reviving it in cases where ordinary measures have failed.    
A second and perhaps easier suggestion is the use of onions.
By rubbing a raw onion over the area to be protected, a cat can usually be deterred, and the smell, although unpleasant for   humans at first, soon goes unnoticed.
Most cats, however, continue to find it distasteful long after the human occupants of the rooms have forgotten about it.    
The most effective deterrent, however, is that <head>simple</head>household substance, vinegar.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40011" docsrc="bnc_AYP_613">
<answer instance="simple.40011" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
In a short time you'll receive your new multipoint cashcard, and just a few days later a Great Escapes brochure displaying over 180 excellent hotels to choose from, together with your two FREE Great Escapes vouchers.    
So return your Application Form today, and you can look forward to an easy, instant access to your money, anywhere in the country, seven days a week.    
N.B. Our Great Escape offer is only valid if your Multipoint application is made on the special form attached.        
THREE USEFUL NEW SERVICES available from May 1990      
STANDING ORDERS    
You will be able to use your Multipoint Account to make weekly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly or annual payments of any fixed amount.
All you have to do is fill in a <head>simple</head>form available from any Birmingham Midshires branch, and we'll do the rest.        
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<answer instance="simple.40014" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Such a sketch oversimplifies the pattern of ownership and the complexities of the underlying economics.
It conceals elements of cross-ownership, for instance, such as Murdoch's 15 per cent ownership of shares in  The Financial Times'   parent company.
For many years too, various papers printed each other under contract (for example,  The Times   printed  The Observer  , and the  Guardian   printed  The Sunday Times  ).
To concentrate on the barons is to stare at the public face.    
These other connections give point to the issue of concentration.
Table 3.6 shows each major ownership group's share of titles and circulation at 10 year intervals.
The pattern was not a <head>simple</head>and consistent move towards concentration, either of titles or of circulation.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40015" docsrc="bnc_CH5_3820">
<answer instance="simple.40015" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Our TWO winners, and their partners, will have a VIP trip to the Knavesmire to enjoy a day of top class racing in champagne style!    
And they could strike it rich!
We've teamed-up with top bookmakers William Hill, and the two winners will each have &pound;200 of free bets.    
Just look at this winning line-up!    
Champagne reception in the Mirror's private box.
Excellent lunch with fine wines and liqueurs.
Superb viewing of all the racing action.
Private complimentary bar throughout the afternoon.
&pound;200 of FREE bets with William Hill.    
August 19 is one of the best days on the York calendar with the Ebor, Yorkshire Oaks, Gimcrack and, of course, the Mirror's popular Andy Capp Handicap.    
And to be in the frame for a super prize you just have to answer (on a postcard, please) these two <head>simple</head>questions:    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40019" docsrc="bnc_B2L_170">
<answer instance="simple.40019" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
It is almost as if the direction of change is determined in advance (by theory) and then events have to be fitted into that pre-ordained model.    
Dearlove's approach shares some features with that of Cockburn, but is less directly Marxist influenced.
Like her, he tries to set local government within &bquo;the context of the encompassing political economy&equo;, but he also argues that Cockburn's approach, by presenting local government as an instrument of capital makes it &bquo;unproblematic and so renders any detailed study of it almost superfluous&equo; (Dearlove, 1979, p. 217).
He suggests, instead, that local government reorganization took place precisely because local government is not &bquo;a <head>simple</head>instrument of either the central state or dominant interests&equo; and so has some room for political manoeuvre (1979, p. 221).
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40023" docsrc="bnc_CE7_241">
<answer instance="simple.40023" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Before the war the attitude of the typical radical remained one of &bquo;semi-indifference&hellip;.
The conception of conflict between nations, on which foreign policy was based, was distasteful to him; he had no wish to acknowledge it.
He was internationally minded; he believed in concord between nations, and so ardently that he did not question over much whether concord between nations actually existed.&equo;
Meanwhile pacifists were generally content with the abstract moralizing suggested by the  Manchester Guardian's   opposition to the formation of a Liberal Foreign Affairs Committee on the grounds that the &bquo;success or failure &lsqb;of foreign policy&rsqb; depends on the application of a few <head>simple</head>principles to facts which as a rule are not very numerous nor very complicated.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40027" docsrc="bnc_C8A_264">
<answer instance="simple.40027" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
However, all the attention can over-stimulate the skin and more spots of blemishes may erupt for a few days afterwards, so always book a back treatment about a week before a special night out.    
Ask your local beauty salon which treatments are available &mdash; look out for such well-known names such as Thalgo, Rene Guinot, Cathiodermie and Clarins.     
Give grey, dingy skin a boost with a &bquo;back pack&equo; cleansing treatment          
How to get rid of blemishes    
Regular home care and the occasional &bquo;luxury touch&equo; of a professional treatment will keep most backs blemish-free and looking good.
But if you suffer from persistent crops of spots in this area, dermatologist Dr David Fenton has some <head>simple</head>tips.    
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<instance id="simple.40028" docsrc="bnc_BMA_706">
<answer instance="simple.40028" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
However, Bukharin did acknowledge that there would be a long period when petty commodity production would spontaneously arise, and that the struggle between state organised agricultural production and petty commodity production would &mdash; as he saw it &mdash; be a struggle between socialist and capitalist tendencies in the economic arena.    
In the towns, the main struggle for the economic model comes to an end with the victory of the proletariat; in the country&hellip; it is resurrected in other forms as a struggle between the state planning of a proletariat which embodies socialised labour and the commodity anarchy, the speculative licence of a peasantry which embodies scattered property and the anarchic element of the market&hellip; a <head>simple</head>commodity economy is merely the embryo of a capitalist economy&hellip;        
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<instance id="simple.40030" docsrc="bnc_CLU_746">
<answer instance="simple.40030" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Special attack&equo; was an accurate, if alarmingly understated, definition of the work of the suicide bomber.
Unlike the Yokosuka MXY7  Ohka   (Allied code-name  Baka  ) special attack aircraft,  Baika   would have required no &bquo;mother-ship&equo; for launch, taking-off from land on a jettisonable undercarriage.    
 Baika  , which was still at the drawing board stage when the Japanese surrendered on September 2, 1945 was to have been powered by a Maru athoyd (pulse-jet) which was expected to give the aircraft a top speed of 366mph in level flight, depending on warhead size (between 220lb and 550lb).
Kawanishi were to be the main assemblers.    
But component production of this very <head>simple</head>craft was to be spread through scores of small plants, employing unskilled labour, such as students and housewives.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40032" docsrc="bnc_CKP_1351">
<answer instance="simple.40032" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
The amount of support obtained from statutory services depends on the elderly person's degree of disability but also on the type of household in which he or she lives.
Disability increases with age, and also varies between those living in different types of household: women living alone and those living with younger married couples are particularly likely to be severely disabled.
There are great differences in the contribution which statutory services make to supporting households which include elderly people: those living alone receive the most, and those in households with younger people the least.    
While it is true, as Table 5.1 showed, that the distribution of elderly people between different types of household is strongly correlated to their age, the link between household type and age is not a <head>simple</head>causal one.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40035" docsrc="bnc_A7A_1747">
<answer instance="simple.40035" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
In his office an anxious Herr Nordern gouged out a few marks from unenthusiastic colleagues for a wreath for Steinmark's funeral.
It stopped snowing but grew colder as the East breathed an icy wind across the city, and in the Egon Schultz school the music of Johann Sebastian Bach echoed through the corridors.    
The music came from members of the school orchestra who, with Erika on the flute, were rehearsing the &bquo;Musical Offering&equo; by Bach, an unusual piece as it was Bach's only work written for five instruments.
Erika was surprised to find that she was beginning to like Bach.
As short a time as a few weeks previously she had been, when not bored, repelled by his music.
It had seemed, the great choral works excepted, mere mathematics, endless, tedious variations on <head>simple</head>themes, clever, of course, but no more than that.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40036" docsrc="bnc_BMK_829">
<answer instance="simple.40036" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
  Sulphuric   acid    
The National Sulphuric Acid Association's quarterly summary of monthly returns in the UK showed production of new acid at 435 379 t form the beginning of July to the end of September 1991.
Home consumption for fertilisers and agricultural uses was 16 529 t and exports were 29 541 t.
Consumption of imported sulphur was 91 427 t and of indigenous and other sulphur bearing materials was 101 087 t.            
new on the market    
 XPS.   
The new AXIS HS, from  Kratos Analytical  , is one of the latest generation of high performance imaging XPS instruments.
It combines all XPS modes of operation in a single, compact package offering <head>simple</head>qualitative analysis, quantitative detail or depth information.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40038" docsrc="bnc_CLL_2552">
<answer instance="simple.40038" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
The  Streamline Graded Readers   series has been specially designed to meet the needs of students at the lower levels of language learning and to ensure the ease of reading which will keep students encouraged and motivated.
To this end:    
structures and vocabulary have been carefully graded at each level    
typesize and layout have been chosen with a view to maintaining the flow of reading    
high-quality illustrations aid comprehension while helping students to get a feel for the story        
At the end of each reader, there are exercises and a glossary of new words to consolidate the learning process.
Finally, care has been taken to keep the stories short and <head>simple</head>enough to allow them to be read at normal first-language speed.        
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40040" docsrc="bnc_CNC_41">
<answer instance="simple.40040" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Visual C++ includes vers-ion 2.0 of the Microsoft Foundation Class library of reusable objects.
Visual C++ uses fourth generation C/C++ compiler technology to achieve the smallest and fastest executable code and includes 80386 code optimisation and Smart Linking to further reduce the size of executables.
Both are out March 1 at &dollar;200 for Standard, &dollar;500 for Professional, and there are trade-up terms for people with earlier Microsoft C products.
Microsoft is developing a version of Visual C++ for Windows NT which is scheduled to ship in the third quarter.
The company also announced Microsoft Delta, a visual version control system for Windows designed to simplify the process of source code management, enabling teams to work together more efficiently by using a <head>simple</head>visual interface to compare and track progress.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40042" docsrc="bnc_B1G_152">
<answer instance="simple.40042" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
for these re; sons, the Focused model is considered to be superior to the Shotgun model.        
Figure 5.5 shows the standardized residuals for the least squares Focused model.
The fit is reasonable over most of the area and, as might be expected, is broadly similar to that given by the Shotgun model.
Again it tends to under-predict values for wards surrounding the centre of Leicester (Humberstone, Aylestone and Newton) and massively over-predicts for The Castle ward which includes the city centre.
Here an actual ward population of 10 149 is predicted to be 18 373.            
A &bquo;Simple&equo; model    
The final model investigated is the simplest of all.
In this the &bquo;dense&equo; and &bquo;residential&equo; variables (equivalent to &bquo;houses&equo;) were summed and regressed against population in a <head>simple</head>linear model.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40044" docsrc="bnc_CA2_595">
<answer instance="simple.40044" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
I am glad that so many more knitters are using double jacquard as it does make a super skirt.    
I like to use a strand of fine polyester thread with my light yarns and have been very pleased to find a new supplier of lots and lots of colours and yes, they will send small quantities by mail order.
Do try Empress Mills.
They are most helpful and their prices are most reasonable.
If you live within reach of Colne you can visit them in person.    
The skirt pattern I've designed for you is for Japanese machines, but I've also made one for Passap/Pfaff.
Whatever your machine, do try one if you can.
They are splendid to wear.               
Long or short skirt in pleated double jacquard.
<head>Simple</head>&bquo;Batwing&equo; sweater or circular jacket.          
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40047" docsrc="bnc_A0W_602">
<answer instance="simple.40047" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
The heads form a cap which covers the shoulder joint, and they are attached at one end to the upper arm and at the other end to 3 points to the front, top and back of the shoulder.
The function of the deltoids is to raise the arm to the front, the side and the rear.
All 3 of the heads of the deltoids are involved in shoulder movements, but the direction of the arm movement determines which head is being used the most.    
The most impressive shoulder development shows an equal development of all 3 heads of the deltoids.
However, this is not very easy to achieve.
In almost all cases the anterior deltoid is the most developed and the posterior the least    developed.
The reason for this is very <head>simple</head> ; the anterior deltoid is brought into play with nearly all chest exercises and is therefore always being trained more than the other heads.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40049" docsrc="bnc_ADA_44">
<answer instance="simple.40049" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Since I am perfectly fit myself I had to consider Miller's tribulation with some care, for I am here putting a foot on to an unknown terrain &mdash; always an exhilarating experience for a writer.
I disdained to consult a medical dictionary, however.
My friends yield up enough evidence of sickness.
Indeed, it sometimes seems to me that the whole of this big, cold city is full of cripples, lunatics and the walking wounded.
The polluted streets are crowded by people with pasty faces, running noses, rheumy eyes and strange, jerking motions.
Whoever it is on the other side of this white wall, for instance, spends most of his waking hours wheezing and coughing and (by the sound of it) banging his swollen head against the partition.    
I could have punished my whoremonger with some disgusting venereal complaint, but that would have been far too <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40053" docsrc="bnc_CB3_958">
<answer instance="simple.40053" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Snyman's boys were praying.    
Virtually all of the Namibians are members of the Christian movement &bquo;Sportsmen for Christ&equo; which started at Stellenbosch University in the '80s.
Said Henning Snyman: &bquo;As it happens, most of the players in the squad are exceptionally religious people.
The movement was launched in Namibia at the beginning of last year and has offered a new dimension to the lads&equo; Christianity.
We don't pray to win; we pray before and after each game to thank God for giving us the gift of talent and the capacity to express it.
We approach it from a humble Christian perspective&equo;.    
The prayers, or perhaps a combination of skill and <head>simple</head>luck &mdash; against  Zimbabwe   in particular &mdash; helped the Namibians win the tournament undefeated.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40055" docsrc="bnc_CE8_1465">
<answer instance="simple.40055" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
However, despite attempts to curb the spending power of various councils by  rate-capping  , local authority finances remained a thorn in the flesh of the government.
The rating system was criticised for being unaccountable &mdash; only householders paid rates and, moreover, local authorities relied on grants from central government for the majority of their funds.
This was very complicated   and, in the view of the Conservatives, allowed excessive local authority expenditure, without subjecting councils to local accountability.    
The  community charge  , referred to by many people as the  poll tax  , was introduced when rates were abolished in April 1989 (Scotland) and in April 1990 (England and Wales).
The community charge was intended to be a <head>simple</head>and visible system of raising revenue in which the behaviour of profligate (assumed to be Labour) councils would be evident to the electorate.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40058" docsrc="bnc_BPG_389">
<answer instance="simple.40058" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The other beneficial effects of these fish oils have already been observed above.    
It has also been observed that moderate alcohol drinkers (two glasses of wine, beer or whisky a day) have higher levels of HDLs in their blood; so it seems that a small tipple each day may actually be good for you.
And moderate exercise (such as brisk walking) has also been shown to raise HDLs.    
Cholesterol is raised by saturated fats, sugar, coffee, food additives, the pill, stress, and lack of exercise.     
REDUCE REFINED CARBOHYDRATES    
Carbohydrates, along with fats and proteins, are the three main building blocks of life.
Carbohydrates are compounds of carbon, hydrogen and   oxygen and their function is to provide energy.
There are two types: <head>simple</head>and complex, or sugar and starches.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40059" docsrc="bnc_CA1_5">
<answer instance="simple.40059" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<answer instance="simple.40059" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
So you want to fly a kite!    
Let's start at the very beginning.
You've seen some kites, they've impressed you and now you want one for yourself.
For the time being, we have to assume that it's a single line kite you want (multi-line stunters come in Chapter Eight) and, without any prior experience, you haven't a clue where to begin.      
Keep it <head>simple</head>   
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40062" docsrc="bnc_APV_567">
<answer instance="simple.40062" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Visual indicators of product activity, as in the iodophor colour change, can usefully augment routine control measures.              
Chemical Products    
A chemical does not a product make.
For it to be useful, in a working situation, it must be adjusted to give the specific performance characteristics required by the user, in the concentration most appropriate to its intended function, with a form, texture and appearance, that is operationally and aesthetically desirable.
It must be packaged having regard to the contents, hazards involved, storage condition and distribution, as well as the method of use.
It must be described not with the fierce barely pronounceable scientific tags so far used but with a <head>simple</head>name that describes both its function and general make-up with sufficient clarity to distinguish it from anything else.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40065" docsrc="bnc_BMG_93">
<answer instance="simple.40065" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Anyone who has listened to a cat purring, using a stethoscope, will agree that when strongly amplified in this way, the purring sound simply does not have the quality of resonating blood turbulence.
It is far too vibratory.
And the idea that postural or emotional changes could bring on purring also seems far-fetched.
The purring animal is relaxed, and common sense demands that this is precisely the time when any blood turbulence would subside, not increase.    
Finally, the false vocal cord theory is supported by the evidence of the <head>simple</head>action of placing your fingers gently on the throat of a purring cat &mdash; there is no doubt, then, that the purring sound is stemming from the region of the voice-box, and it is hard to see why any alternative theory should have been put forward.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40068" docsrc="bnc_CBR_1382">
<answer instance="simple.40068" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Such categories naturally facilitate interaction  within   linguistic communities and inhibit interaction  between   communities to the extent that they differ in their conceptual and communicative economies.
These differences might have to do with the aspects of context which are differentiated and generalized, or with the distribution of responsibility for denoting these aspects within the formal resources of the language, within its lexis, morphology, and syntax.    
The general issue arising here concerns the way in which lexis and grammar act upon each other in the determination of meaning.
The traditional view in both linguistics and language teaching is that grammar acts upon lexis.
Thus, in the case being considered here, syntax compensates for the imprecision of   <head>simple</head>word association by setting tense and aspect co-ordinates, assigning subject and object roles, and so on, thereby narrowing down contextual possibilities.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40069" docsrc="bnc_B28_1322">
<answer instance="simple.40069" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
It seems to me interesting and useful here to engage in a more detailed breakdown of the curriculum, and to look more closely at the &bquo;components&equo; or &bquo;activities&equo; that, when added together, make up the &bquo;curriculum course&equo; or topic.        
Example    
One school decided to implement a half-term topic on the Victorians for term three.
This is a history topic or module which specifically drew in:      
elements of art and drama        
some science work, looking at the evolution of electricity, and at the discoveries of James Watt and the impact of steam        
language work of various kinds, involving the drawing together of evidence, descriptions of artefacts, writing stories, recording observations based on trips to museums and local environment        
some maths, based on looking at <head>simple</head>statistics        
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40072" docsrc="bnc_CCX_129">
<answer instance="simple.40072" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
Left: Quarried stone blocks with gravel infill form a natural stepped path by the side of a rockery, repeating the materials used    
Left and below: If you like the effect of gravel, but don't want it sticking to your boots on wet days, lay &bquo;stepping stones&equo; or brick, paving, etc, in concrete at regular intervals.
Create patterns with different materials and colours.    
Above: Buff coloured paving slabs bordered by brick, used as edging and walling for contrast with path    
Above: Emphasise your path by using a different shape and colour for the edging.
Speckled paving slab with a non-slip textured finish is Quartzite, from Countryside    
Right: <head>Simple</head> , straight path is given direction with a 45&deg; herringbone pattern in paviors    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40075" docsrc="bnc_AR9_710">
<answer instance="simple.40075" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
The more usual outcome is that the house is simply re-advertised for sale with the benefit of the planning permission.    
Too many decaying country houses belong to non-resident owners who are reluctant to sell.
It may be that they simply see no value in the building or that they are concerned that any use of the building might detract from their estate or business.
Houses have been bought by local builders with plans to restore them, though in many such cases very little work is actually done.
Some owners are convinced that their properties, even in an extremely derelict state, are worth a major sum and price the building out of the market.    
If it is clear that a listed building is being neglected and is in urgent need of repair, and the owner has no plans to remedy this or to sell the property, the next stage is <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40077" docsrc="bnc_A16_283">
<answer instance="simple.40077" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
With some, you'll also need an adaptor, which you buy separately &mdash; it will also do for all subsequent lamps in that fitting.        
LIGHT SWITCHING    
The common type of light switch is the  rocker   switch &mdash; rock it downwards for on, and upwards for off.
This comes with one or more switches on the same &bquo;plate&equo;, operating different lights.    
Most rocker switches are wired for one-way operation &mdash; that is, the light is turned on and off from just the one position; but most are capable of two-way operation, where the light is turned on or off from two places &mdash; in a through room, in a bedroom, or top and bottom of the stairs, for instance.    
A <head>simple</head>way of upgrading switching is to fit  dimmer   switches, which alter the light level.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40078" docsrc="bnc_CRM_3631">
<answer instance="simple.40078" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The first, &bquo;history 1&equo;, is taken from ref. 12.
The second, &bquo;history 2&equo;, has been derived by Wigley and Raper (their &bquo;middle&equo; aerosol forcing case) on the basis of a recent re-evaluation of the forcing associated with,  inter alia,   ozone depletion and sulphur dioxide emissions.
The climate sensitivity is specified by the equilibrium global-mean warming for a change in forcing (of any origin) equivalent to a doubling of the CO  2   concentration,    T  2x  ,   and is allowed to vary between 0.5 and 5.5&deg;C.
This exceeds the range of uncertainty associated with cloud feedback and other processes, 1.5 to 4.5&deg;C, based on general circulation model calculations.
We assume a <head>simple</head>linear relationship between irradiance and cycle length, consistent with ref. 8.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40080" docsrc="bnc_CK1_113">
<answer instance="simple.40080" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
In Book I, Chapter 3, Section 3 of his  A System of Logic   (written before he had decided that a quality is simply a sensation regarded in a certain relation) he distinguishes between a sensation and a quality, a distinction which, he feels, may be missed because we can seldom refer to the sensation otherwise than by a circumlocution, for example, by reference to the quality, as when we call a   sensation &bquo;the sensation of white&equo;.
This suggests that he thinks of the impression as being something that  could   have a name of its own.
He regrets that &bquo;language, which adapts itself for the most part only to the common uses of life, has provided us with no single-worded or immediate designation&equo; for the impression.
This suggestion is combined with his version of the resemblance doctrine in the following passage:    
The only names which are unsusceptible of definition, because their meaning is unsusceptible of analysis, are the names of the <head>simple</head>feelings themselves.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40081" docsrc="bnc_ARF_751">
<answer instance="simple.40081" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
9.      
Is cancer associated with a particular temperament?      
10.      
Does it occur in &bquo;brute creatures&equo;?      
11.      
Are there exempt periods of life?      
12.      
Is it ever susceptible of natural cure?          
Several books and treatises were written by members of the committee in their attempt to answer these questions.
An enormous amount of information has been gathered since.
It shows that no <head>simple</head>answer can be given to any of these questions, and that the questions, though reasonable, are themselves over-simplified.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40083" docsrc="bnc_CBR_918">
<answer instance="simple.40083" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
One of these is conceptual and bears on the logical coherence of theory.
The other is empirical and bears on the way the data of actuality are used to substantiate the theory.
Thus in relation to conceptual criteria, research might be criticized on the grounds of inconsistency of reasoning or imprecision of terminology or general intellectual ineptitude, using the standards of argumentation approved by our culture (though not necessarily by others).
The employment of these general conceptual criteria is central to the process of interpretation, as discussed in Chapter 3.
As I indicated there, their employment is often prevented, however, by too ready an assimilation of ideas.
If ideas sound good and meet the needs of a current state of affairs, they will tend to be accepted in some <head>simple</head>assimilable form without being subjected to scrutiny.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40084" docsrc="bnc_CES_1673">
<answer instance="simple.40084" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
Well, we'd have it.
What about a cake?
Did one in such circumstances?
Well, it was a celebration of his life, wasn't it?
I decided to order one &mdash; a fruit cake &mdash; from a local caf&eacute;, the Sospan Fach (Little Saucepan).
I explained what I wanted and arranged a date on which I would collect it.
When I did so, I was told there was no charge.
Now this was a lady who hardly knew me and had met Nigel only once, and briefly, at a party.
The now-familiar lump in my throat welled up again.    
A nurse who had cared devotedly for Nigel when he was at home agreed to ice it for me.
It was <head>simple</head>and, to my mind, quite beautiful.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40086" docsrc="bnc_BLY_1715">
<answer instance="simple.40086" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<answer instance="simple.40086" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
To undertake this kind of management requires considerable knowledge and close personal relations between central and field workers, qualities only bred of confidence and maturity of judgement which can only come with time.
Significantly it is in Kenya where both experience and investment in curriculum development have been greatest over the past fifteen years that policies towards devolution in curriculum implementation are furthest advanced.        
Spreading the word    
One initial difficulty is that effective communication is just not one of the strong points in African systems of education.
All too often headmasters, teachers and parents are ill-informed about intended changes in primary curriculum programmes.    
There has always been some awareness of this problem and the publication of <head>simple</head>informative magazines such as  The Teacher   in Uganda, has been regarded as one means of overcoming it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40087" docsrc="bnc_CLS_923">
<answer instance="simple.40087" senseid="simple%5:00:00:naive:00"/>
<context>
It was obviously dishonest and disingenuous to try to cash in on a film dealing realistically with labour problems and then to hang the whole action on the villainy of professional racketeers specializing in encouraging strikes before helping to break them.
It was clear to Hamilton that &bquo;there was never any intention of making a seriously realistic commentary on strike conditions among mine workers, but merely to use such conditions as a vivid and up-to-date background&equo; for a Muni vehicle.
As a labour film Hamilton thought that it got nowhere and even as a film about a mining community he thought that &bquo;everything is too neat and tidy and well-ordered to hint at what actual conditions may be&equo;.
All we are left with in this critic's eyes is the drama of one <head>simple</head>and honourable man created by what seemed at first a &bquo;carefully studied impersonation&equo; but what became a very moving performance by Muni.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40089" docsrc="bnc_C8U_470">
<answer instance="simple.40089" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
A: Obviously, I have personal feelings against Rottweilers, but I'm calling for a total ban or muzzling in public places which should be extended to Dobermans and German Shepherds.
A Scottish scientist named six breeds which are so powerful they can kill in seconds, including other breeds which I can't remember off-hand.    
Clearly, there are many breeds which we should not have as pets.
I am a dog owner myself, so I'm not anti-dog.
Before Kelly's death I didn't even know what a Rottweiler looked like &mdash; that's how ignorant I was.
I knew nothing about anything.    
Q: After the attacks in England, restrictions on American Pit Bull Terriers were quickly introduced, while Rottweilers were not included.
You stated that the government did not care about what had happened to Kelly because she was Scottish.    
A: When Kelly died the government did  nothing  .
Nobody even made a <head>simple</head>statement.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40090" docsrc="bnc_ARR_469">
<answer instance="simple.40090" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Remorseful Prober remembers whether it has just spontaneously defected, and whether the result was prompt retaliation.
If so, it &bquo;remorsefully&equo; allows its opponent &bquo;one free hit&equo; without retaliating.
This means that runs of mutual recrimination are nipped in the bud.
If you now work through an imaginary game between Remorseful Prober and Tit for Tat, you'll find that runs of would-be mutual retaliation are promptly scotched.
Most of the game is spent in mutual cooperation, with both players enjoying the consequent generous score.
Remorseful Prober does better against Tit for Tat than Naive Prober does, though not as well as Tit for Tat does against itself.    
Some of the strategies entered in Axelrod's tournament were much more sophisticated than either Remorseful Prober or Naive Prober, but they too ended up with fewer points, on average, than <head>simple</head>Tit for Tat.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40094" docsrc="bnc_CGD_1203">
<answer instance="simple.40094" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Facing genuine guilt as well as the attrition of the person's physical and mental world is what makes psychotherapy with the ageing an intellectually and emotionally powerful experience.
The therapist cannot win out against death, but he or she can win out for life, for a sense of the real, for the kind of growth that truly matters; dealing as it does with the evaluation of ways to love and hate, with the meanings of human conduct, an appreciation of human nature, and the succession of the generations.        
Butler and Lewis see guilt and atonement as one of the common themes of work with aged people.
The need for new starts and second chances, to revitalise, is another.
A further theme is that death is around, comes in disguise, that life is not infinite.
With that goes an awareness of time leading to <head>simple</head>enjoyment and tranquillity.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40096" docsrc="bnc_CGS_1315">
<answer instance="simple.40096" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Ricky cannot snatch toys, kick others, overturn furniture and run out of the nursery if he remains in his place &bquo;working&equo;, so the behaviour we should prioritise as being most undesirable is that of leaving his place &mdash; it is the antecedent for all the others.
We can call this the priority problem behaviour (PB).
The alternative, according to response competition is: &bquo;Ricky will remain for longer periods in his place doing what he is supposed to&equo;.
We refer to this as the competing behaviour (CB).    
Thereafter the intervention proceeds to reward gradually increased time spent working.        
Modelling    
Any child who is capable of imitating the behaviour of adults, albeit crudely, can be reached by this <head>simple</head>but effective technique.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40099" docsrc="bnc_CLK_327">
<answer instance="simple.40099" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
They are largely aware of which areas are dangerous, although they may not know specific details of traps, just that there's &bquo;something there&equo;.    
Because there are so many locations within the Castle, it simply isn't practical to detail every last carpet and piece of furniture &mdash; if we did this book would be twice the size (and twice the price!).
&bquo;Room dressing&equo; is usually ignored unless it's important for some reason.
Feel free to improvise and invent details for the rest of the Castle.          
EXTERIOR LOCATIONS AND THE MINOR TOWERS      
1.
GATES AND GATEHOUSES    
 Map 3   shows the three levels of the gatehouse.
The wooden gates to Drachenfels are solid and slightly ajar.
They are plain, <head>simple</head>gates of 8 inch thick wood hung on bronze hinges.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40100" docsrc="bnc_B33_1110">
<answer instance="simple.40100" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The things they have in common, or critical attributes, are the things that help us to define a concept, which in turn helps us to identify further examples of that class of things.
One presumes the concept &bquo;patient&equo; may be defined as: &bquo;a sick person in receipt of medical or nursing treatment&equo;.
Concepts are formed from numerous percepts of similar things, and are the way by which we deal with the millions of percepts we form daily.
Without some form of   simplification   of this kind we would never be able to cope with   our   lives, nor think, nor communicate with others.    
Not all concepts refer to concrete things: some like love, pride, time and weight are abstract.
Some are <head>simple</head> , like &bquo;patient&equo;, with only a few critical attributes, whilst others such as &bquo;emotion,, &bquo;perception&equo; and &bquo;learning are complex.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40105" docsrc="bnc_A7K_1520">
<answer instance="simple.40105" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
Maybe &bquo;sister churches&equo; is a better title?
Ed.        
&bquo;Fifty years ago&equo; leaves me almost speechless.
What is the average APF old dear like me to make of it?
I'm used to similar excerpts in  The Telegraph   and in the local press, but don't expect them to be  so   boring.
Good old bishop Shanahan, but the same splendid attitude has been shown since then!
  Laura Payne, Southsea      
Point taken.
Now &bquo;Fifty Years Ago&equo; has been relegated to the bottom of this page!
Ed.        
I thought the centre double photo page of the celebration of Mass in the <head>simple</head>Third World Church was very beautiful.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40106" docsrc="bnc_BP3_12">
<answer instance="simple.40106" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
COVER START    
FREE    
FREE INSIDE YOUR WINE PULL-OUT WINE GUIDE    
RECIPES FOR IMPRESSIVE SUMMER ENTERTAINING    
PLUS WIN A TRIP TO CHAMPAGNE COUNTRY       
COVER END    
 FREE INSIDE   &mdash; your 32 page pull-out wine booklet, listing everything in the Sainsbury's range with descriptive notes.    
It is a guide for wine-lovers and includes an exciting competition to test your skill!
 LOOK OUT FOR THE MULTIBUY SYMBOL      
When ever you see the Multibuy symbol it means the more you buy the more you save.
The way they work is <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40109" docsrc="bnc_CFW_1144">
<answer instance="simple.40109" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<answer instance="simple.40109" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Right Soil-gas surveying detects extensive contamination of the Chalk aquifer up to a kilometre from an industrial site, the source of the contamination.    
Groundwater is replenished by rainfall and depleted by aquifer baseflow to streams and by artificial abstraction.
The amount of groundwater in storage therefore varies in response to annual and longer term fluctuations   of wet and dry weather.
These effects are apparent in a temperate country like Britain: in arid and semiarid areas where groundwater is a major or only source of water, such as the Sahel, it is essential to have adequate estimates of recharge.    
In Senegal a collaborative project with the universities of Dakar and Paris-Sud has had as its main objective the development of a <head>simple</head>and reliable technique for estimating groundwater recharge.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40111" docsrc="bnc_BNA_1595">
<answer instance="simple.40111" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<answer instance="simple.40111" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
should be prepared before the interview.    
Many books written for full-time or professional interviewers advocate a &bquo;system&equo; for asking questions.
This usually involves grouping questions round a carefully devised plan, a five-point plan or a seven-point plan, designed to cover all aspects of a candidate's achievements and personality and weighing up excellence in one area such as &bquo;motivation&equo; against inadequacy in another such as &bquo;background&equo;.
Although these methods are fairly simple, very thorough and no doubt excellent for those who make interviewing a large part of their life's work they are not particularly useful for those who may not need to exercise interviewing skills often but who want to use the interview to good effect when they do.    
 <head>Simple</head>method of comparison  .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40114" docsrc="bnc_CH6_4550">
<answer instance="simple.40114" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Seventeen-year-old Michael Nield, who had also been on guard duty, was immediately arrested.     
Prank    
He was charged with manslaughter and will appear before magistrates at nearby Aldershot today.
Earlier a detective had said: &bquo;We believe the shooting was the result of a prank.    
&bquo;We think one soldier had been playing with the weapon when it went off.    
&bquo;It is clear there are no terrorist implications.&equo;    
Nield, from Cheshire, joined up as a boy in a junior leaders battalion before passing out into the Royal Engineers.        
Mum is a pain in the past    
SHARP-EYED doctors have relieved Brenda Panting of her 19-year-old pain in the rear.
A <head>simple</head>X-ray spotted an inch-long needle left in the 56-year-old mum's bottom when she was giving birth to her daughter, Jane, in Rotherham, Yorks.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40116" docsrc="bnc_CFR_1381">
<answer instance="simple.40116" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
When swallowed the eggs pass into the bowel where they hatch into worms.
When mature, the female threadworm lays her eggs around the bottom.
It is this activity which causes the &bquo;itchy bottom&equo;.
The resulting irritation causes scratching which allows transfer of eggs to the fingers and fingernails.    
Eggs can then be easily transferred to the mouth by finger sucking or nail biting, causing reinfection, and spread to other members of the family by direct contact or via food, towels and bedlinen etc.        
IMPORTANT NOTE    
Threadworms only affect humans, they do not affect pets.        
HOW DO I TREAT THREADWORMS?    
Threadworms are very easy to treat.
There is now a <head>simple</head>one tablet treatment available from your pharmacy called OVEX  TM  .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40118" docsrc="bnc_C9L_141">
<answer instance="simple.40118" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
One of the trademarks of Keith's solo playing is his double stopping, based, as he says &bquo;on an old blues trick.&equo;
Keith reckons it cuts through better, especially in the tail end of a song, &bquo;when all hell's breaking loose and there's infills and everybody is winding up.
Single line things tend to get lost a bit there.&equo;    
Doubling is also the key to the power behind the heavier Adams tracks.    
&bquo;There are only odd occasions when Keith's and my guitar parts are different,&equo; explains Bryan.
&bquo;Mostly they just double each other.
Of course there are lines that Keith does in second verses, melodic lines which build up to the chorus, and then it all apexes at the solo, hopefully.&equo;    
When pushed for an influence on this &bquo;doubling&equo; approach, Adams has a very <head>simple</head>answer: &bquo;AC/DC!
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40122" docsrc="bnc_CHF_780">
<answer instance="simple.40122" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
For example, of the 1,204 candidate strings from the data given earlier (section 2.3), only 3 strings are allowable, namely pack, pact and pant.      
B-trees    
B-trees are a form of multi-way tree where the growth of a tree is restricted (Bayer and McCreight, 1972; Knuth, 1973).
A B-tree is balanced, in other words the tree is symmetrical so that all paths through it are the same length, so all leaf nodes appear on the same level, and carry no information.
A B-tree is said to be of order m when every node has at least m/2 children, and at most m children, except the root and the leaf nodes.
The root has at least two children, unless it is a leaf.
Insertions are quite <head>simple</head>in B-trees, every leaf corresponds to a place where a new insertion might happen, however deletions are slightly more complicated.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40126" docsrc="bnc_A6G_1441">
<answer instance="simple.40126" senseid="simple%5:00:00:naive:00"/>
<context>
Stone seems to think that feminist history would insist on an active campaigning role for women, and this unfortunately causes him also to dismiss the significance of gender as a category for historical analysis on the grounds that it comes with too much &bquo;ideological baggage&equo; (p. 12, n. 19).    
This is a pity, for arguably an appreciation of both the importance of the social construction of feminity and masculinity and the extent to which fundamental concepts are gendered is necessary before the process by which men and women's   thinking about marriage and divorce can be understood.
Without this we are left with little more than the old rather &bquo;Whiggish&equo; account of how reasonable men gradually came to perceive women's ills.
Thus Caroline Norton, who was the subject of a trumped up crim. con. suit and who lost the custody of her children, is portrayed as a <head>simple</head>victim, albeit in her case not a passive one.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40128" docsrc="bnc_CBW_2454">
<answer instance="simple.40128" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The network of Training Enterprise Councils (TEC) has been set up to allow strategies for dealing with vocational training, employment needs, new enterprise and economic development to be handled at a local level by a single local body, which benefits from the practical experience and local knowledge of the employers and others who serve on its board.
The results so far are encouraging, although problems have arisen because of the requirement for business people to operate under the inflexible and bureaucratic financial controls to which government agencies have become inured over the years.    
These problems need to be straightened out quickly if the extraordinary commitment of the TECs' board members is not to be allowed to trickle away.    
There is in short, a long agenda for action, and little time to spare.
We shall be continuing to impress that <head>simple</head>message on the Government.         
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40130" docsrc="bnc_AS0_389">
<answer instance="simple.40130" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Many of the toys suitable for teaching very young children about matching objects, shapes and colours can help the patient with severe perceptual difficulties.
Games like dominoes and draughts can help both perception and memory.
The patient may find these activities both boring and frustrating, especially if you are constantly trying to make him concentrate on them as educational tasks.
Children in the family, such as grandchildren, nephews or nieces, can help by sharing these activities with the patient.
They are more likely to enjoy the games themselves, and so can help the patient to have fun as he goes through the relearning process.    
The patient's memory can be retrained through <head>simple</head>exercises such as question-and-answer sessions after you have read him a short passage from a book or newspaper.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40131" docsrc="bnc_CDN_276">
<answer instance="simple.40131" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
His skin had a yellowy tinge and he had the same deepset black eyes as his mother and grandmother.    
He unzipped his black jacket and flung it on a chair.    
&bquo;Hi, Ma,&equo; he said mechanically and then realized that his grandmother was also present.
His face lit up.
&bquo;Hi, Gran,&equo; he said with more enthusiasm, went across to her and embraced her with a bearlike hug.    
Laughing and fighting him ineffectually, his grandmother roared pleasantries at him in a mixture of Ruthenian and broken English.
At last he let her go, and, puffing happily, she straightened her kerchief and skirt.
&bquo;How's school?&equo; she asked in Ruthenian.    
Hank spoke no Ruthenian but he could understand the   <head>simple</head>sentences his grandmother used &mdash; more easily, in fact, than her garbled attempts at English.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40134" docsrc="bnc_A6B_1711">
<answer instance="simple.40134" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<answer instance="simple.40134" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Occasionally the City's dilemma seems more like the problems of the Wild West:    
Remembering the words of Nehemiah the prophet:    
&bquo;The trowel in hand, and the gun rather loose in the holster.'        
Eliot's creation story, in thin verse, presents the movement from savage religions to the proper religion of his City.
Beginning with the making of the world, he guides his audience through the pageant of primitive man (&bquo;worshipping snakes or trees&equo;) with an urgency that for flickering moments recalls  The Waste Land  .
Sometimes biblical chant sounds too much like adaptation from <head>simple</head>anthropological textbooks, but we can see at any rate the exemplification of the way   in which Lawrence's &bquo;capering redskins&equo; had to be for Eliot now &bquo;Life&equo; but &bquo;not the last word, only the first&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40135" docsrc="bnc_CCP_560">
<answer instance="simple.40135" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Thursday, June 13, 7.15 pm; Sports Injury Clinic, Kelvin Hall Sports Centre, Glasgow.    
The white coated physio seems impressed.
&bquo;Never treated a climber before.
Take your jacket off and let's have a look.&equo;    
The feeling of self-importance quivers as she digs into my tendons.
A point deep inside the joint is skilfully selected and the pain grows so fast I have to tear my arm from her hands.
The left arm gives the same result.    
Chronic tendonitis.
The prescription is expected: lay off the climbing and get stuck into physiotherapy.
If that doesn't work, cortisone injections.
My protests are met with a <head>simple</head>choice.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40139" docsrc="bnc_ADY_407">
<answer instance="simple.40139" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
We would alert Australia&hellip; look for him round the world.
The books would remain open.&equo;    
&bquo;But you wouldn't investigate anyone else, because you would definitely consider him guilty.&equo;    
&bquo;The evidence points to it.
His flight or suicide would confirm it.&equo;      
&bquo;But something about that evidence bothers you.&equo;    
I was beginning to learn his expressions, or lack of them.
The very stillness of his muscles meant that I'd touched something he'd thought hidden.    
&bquo;Why do you say so?&equo; he asked eventually.    
&bquo;Because you've made no arrest.&equo;    
&bquo;That <head>simple</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40140" docsrc="bnc_BNS_1330">
<answer instance="simple.40140" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Even if 95 per cent of it's rubbish &mdash; and it's usually been like that &mdash; the other five per cent is always going to be enough.    
&bquo;I'd like to stick with old records,   though, and have &bquo;Charlie Brown&equo; by The Coasters on my makeshift but serviceable raft, because it always makes me laugh, and I love the saxophone solo.
Then something by The Detroit Spinners &mdash; &bquo;I'll Be Around&equo; or &bquo;Games People Play&equo;.
Romantic black music must be the best kind of pop.
You feel as if a group like the Spinners really mean it when they speak of tenderness and affection.    
&bquo;That's one of the things that keeps my faith in pop music, no matter what nonsense gets put out in its name.
It can still put across <head>simple</head> , direct feelings which cut through all the nonsense that goes into the selling of it.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40144" docsrc="bnc_AAG_58">
<answer instance="simple.40144" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
And they still won't feel enthusiastic about extensification.    
&bquo;To a farmer it's an anathema not to produce on his land and therefore it's not that he is not being responsible in meeting the challenges.&equo;    
Many farmers, it turns out, wouldn't in the least object to making the countryside &mdash; their countryside &mdash; more attractive.
It depends on what is defined as attractive.
It would also depend on incentives and on some serious stimulus from the conservation lobby.    
&bquo;People were extremely disappointed that conservationists could not come up with exciting positive solutions for potential land that might come out of agriculture,&equo; says Miss Appleby.
Another problem is that the wildlife lobby is divided even over <head>simple</head>things like the future of old farm woodlands.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40146" docsrc="bnc_B0M_2223">
<answer instance="simple.40146" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Each of the four main types of surfactant (anionic, cationic, non-ionic, and amphoteric) is dealt with in a separate chapter, and there are additional short chapters on speciality and polymeric surfactants.
Within each chapter the chemical and physical properties and applications of a wide range of surfactants are succinctly and lucidly described (toxicological and environmental data is left to an appendix).    
The book does have weaknesses.
Surely polymeric surfactants, which are becoming increasingly important as dispersing agents, are worth more than the three pages devoted to them here.
More serious is the inadequacy of the theoretical chapter, the diagrams in particular being misleadingly <head>simple</head> ; fortunately the bibliography provides sources where surfactant physical chemistry is better dealt with.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40148" docsrc="bnc_BP3_65">
<answer instance="simple.40148" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING The perfect recipes for an al-fresco gathering    
THE FINAL SHOWING Two light and quick-to-prepare fruit desserts for an elegant finish       
CONTENTS END        
sparkling SUCCESS    
Add a bubbly atmosphere to any occasion with our extended range of sparkling wines and Champagne        
WIN A HOLIDAY &mdash; OR A TRIP IN A BALLOON!    
This summer we've an exciting competition for every fan of sparkling wine.
Turn to page 29 of your wine list for the three simple questions and entry form.    
The prizes are very desirable, as you can see below, and you certainly don't have to be an expert to enter the competition.
All it takes is to answer to <head>simple</head>questions, and to explain why, in your opinion, the m&eacute;thode champenoise produces quality wines.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40150" docsrc="bnc_A01_240">
<answer instance="simple.40150" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
From lst October 1990, there is also a new scheme called GIFT AID which allows you to give sums of &pound;600 or more to a charity tax-effectively (with a maximum of &pound;5 million for your total charitable donations in any one tax year).
A separate leaflet gives details of that scheme.        
Is a covenant complicated?    
Not really.
A Deed of Covenant is a legal document which needs to be correctly drawn up and signed.
The law relating to covenants is quite complex but basically a covenant is a legally-binding document by which you transfer some of your income to a charity for a stated period.
ACET is a charity, registered with the Charity Commission under Registration Number 299293.    
As far as you are concerned, a covenant can be exceedingly <head>simple</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40152" docsrc="bnc_D8Y_122">
<answer instance="simple.40152" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Advise was given on how to colour the legs with substances such as cold tea, coffee, gravy browning, cocoa powder etcetera with the seams drawn in with pencil, crayon or burnt wood or cork  .
I remember having to do that for my mum.
She stood on a chair and I used to have to draw the lines round the back of her legs with a pencil.
And there's an advertisement here for   Cyclax   stocking cream for people who could afford it.
There it is in a beautiful presentation box.
    As the war progressed beauty products became virtually unobtainable and a healthy mind and body were considered to be more of an asset to the war office, to the war effort, than a pretty face and soft skin.
Women and Beauty in April nineteen forty three wrote - there is a special kind of beauty preparation that can't be bought in a single shop in the world because you must make it yourself from spirit, heart and <head>simple</head>courage and you make it fresh each day.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40153" docsrc="bnc_A0P_1656">
<answer instance="simple.40153" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
It is a wonderful experience to sit with him in the quiet peacefulness of his home, the table cleared (in addition to having had the house duly cleaned by his &bquo;daily&equo;) to make room for the Sabbath candles, its bread and wine.
Most of all to listen to that deep reflective voice reciting the blessings, in Hebrew; a service which touches the very soul of the traditions, as well as the souls of those who are privileged to share them with him.
&bquo;The Sabbath is made for man,&equo; and with its unpretentious yet pregnant ceremony a special grace overcomes those present.    
The incense-burner of old Israel, the  besamin  , is no longer; the violent fury of man against the Chosen People has done its work and eliminated many of the ceremonies and practices.
Replacing them at a familial level, the spice-box has taken its place, sometimes <head>simple</head> , sometimes ornate; a witness to the fragrance of that Sabbath grace that lingers still.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40156" docsrc="bnc_BP8_1579">
<answer instance="simple.40156" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Single or married, young or old, with or without children, lesbian or straight, that housework is our first job.
We are saying that government and employers &mdash; the State owes us a living.
Men and women work all day and at the end of the week those in waged work get a wage packet which doesn't buy much more than the necessities of life.
Those who have worked at home get nothing.
The wealth that we have created goes to the employers and the State.
Our housework goes on behind the scenes, unnoticed, uncounted, uncharted as long as it is unpaid.
We demand that our work should be recognised for what it is &mdash; we produce and reproduce in other people and ourselves the ability to work and go on working, we produce labour power.
All other production would grind to a halt tomorrow if women weren't producing these workers.    
&bquo;What we want is very <head>simple</head> : we want wages for housework.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40157" docsrc="bnc_CS2_373">
<answer instance="simple.40157" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Moore's view seems to be that the only non-fallacious cases are those where we are given merely some obvious synonym for the most basic sense of &bquo;good&equo;, like &bquo;intrinsically valuable&equo;.
But he does come rather near making the rather empty point that it must be wrong to identify good with anything different from itself.
His reply would be perhaps that the proof of the pudding is in the particular cases.
Wherever it is thought important to claim that things of a certain sort are good, being of that sort cannot be what &bquo;good&equo; means (what the property  good   is).
That permits rather trivial definitions of good such as &bquo;good is what is intrinsically valuable&equo;, but rules out all more interesting definitions.    
Sometimes Moore identifies good with  ought to exist for its own sake  .
This rather dents the claim that good is completely <head>simple</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40161" docsrc="bnc_BMU_2475">
<answer instance="simple.40161" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
&bquo;Well-cooked, though, Egbert!&equo; interrupted his wife, jingling her earrings to and fro.
&bquo;Give me a nice dishful, all frizzled!&equo;
She beamed at Breeze.
&bquo;We shouldn't have took umbrage this morning, only &mdash; what with the people down here being so stand-offish, like, we got sort of sensitive about sausages.
Though why we  should   &mdash; when Dad here's made the best on the market!
Maybe you've heard of Dalrymple's Dairy Dainties?&equo;    
After that it was plain sailing.
Breeze had nothing to do but listen.
Fresh tea was brought in for her, and when she said she must go, Basil took her home.    
Gay had spent that afternoon writing hard; the story was going well, she said, and she was in high spirits.
She put it aside now and helped Breeze to prepare the very <head>simple</head>meal that Roger Kenyon would share.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40162" docsrc="bnc_AN4_745">
<answer instance="simple.40162" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Given that the ideal of the companionate marriage had existed before the eighteenth century, it must be recognized that women's position within marriage was inferior to that of men.
At marriage a woman's legal identity was submerged in that of her husband.
A married woman's position before the law was approximately that of a child or an incompetent.
The husband had coercive powers to govern most aspects of a woman's life, particularly through his control of money.
Although they had certain rights especially under equity law, few women were willing to go to court against their husbands At lower levels of society the forms of marriage tended to be more relaxed.
Common law marriage or <head>simple</head>espousal allowed women to retain financial independence By definition, of course, women at the lower levels of society would have had fewer assets to control.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40165" docsrc="bnc_CRM_2504">
<answer instance="simple.40165" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
We grouped the e.p.s.p. amplitudes into epochs of 100&ndash;250 consecutive trials and calculated the mean and variance (corrected for contaminating noise) and hence the coefficient of variation (  CV  ) for each.
First, we used these to plot  1/CV  2     against mean, as introduced to the long-term potentiation (LTP) field by Malinow and Tsien.
For a wide range of models of release (but not all), trajectories as steep as or steeper than the diagonal in these plots indicate a change in the number of quanta released, whereas trajectories close to the horizontal indicate a change in postsynaptic responsiveness.    
To obtain quantitative information from the mean and variance data requires the assumption of a more constrained model of the release process.
We used a <head>simple</head>binomial model, for which      
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40166" docsrc="bnc_B7L_2213">
<answer instance="simple.40166" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
It is not that the questioners are unintelligent, but rather that they are uninformed &mdash; and, after all, as science writers information is our business.
If you didn't buy New  Scientist   in order to find out more about science, the magazine would not exist for long.    
While it brings a warm glow of a job well done (and, perhaps, the thought that a happy subscriber is more likely to keep on subscribing) answering such queries personally does leave a nagging worry.
The letter writers among you, our readers, are very much in a minority.
Perhaps for every letter we get asking about neutron decay, to take one recent example, there are a dozen, even 100, readers who would like to know the answer.
A hundred satisfied subscribers would be even better than one.
So here is an experiment &mdash; a column with answers, for all to see, to some <head>simple</head>questions raised recently.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40169" docsrc="bnc_BMN_1182">
<answer instance="simple.40169" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
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Corbett tried to think back, unravelling the skein of information he had gathered.
Someone had named the Prophet?
Someone called Thomas?
Thomas the Rhymer &mdash; Thomas of Learmouth.
Corbett swung his legs off the bed and, with a tinder, lit the room's three large candles, took out Burnell's letter and sealed it.
He decided it would go as it was written while he proceeded with other matters.    
The abbey bells rang for vespers but Corbett waited till he heard the monks returning from the chapel, before going down to join Ranulf in the whitewashed refectory.
A plain meal of bread, soup and watered wine was served while one of the brothers read from the Scriptures.
Corbett sat impatiently throughout, his only consolation being the amusement he derived from Ranulf's face as he ate his <head>simple</head>food amidst such sanctified surroundings.
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<instance id="simple.40171" docsrc="bnc_A6X_1645">
<answer instance="simple.40171" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Only the rear pillar changed, having an external cover that lifted from the rear window surface to create a big air intake in order to ventilate the engine compartment, made extremely hot by the addition of the turbo.    
Even the F40 shows a distinct family resemblance, although the lines were sharpened and simplified.    
But all these great Ferraris grew out of one concept car, the Dino Berlinetta Speciale.
Look at the new 348 and try to imagine, step by step, year after year, how you should update the design features of the Berlinetta Speciale to make it more contemporary.
It's a fair bet you would end up with something very close to the 348.    
&bquo;It's a process that's very <head>simple</head>to explain when it's done,&equo; smiles Ramaciotti, &bquo;but extremely difficult to achieve.&equo;      
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40174" docsrc="bnc_ADC_101">
<answer instance="simple.40174" senseid="simple%5:00:00:naive:00"/>
<context>
Other features of Gnosticism especially objectionable to orthodox teachers were the radical dualism of spirit and matter, the determinism which assured a small elect minority of salvation with everyone else being predestined to annihilation, perhaps worse, and the tendency to merge myths and cults, incorporating a few Christian elements with adaptations of Mithraism, astrology, magical spells, and anything else lying to hand.
Moral virtue was of little interest to Gnostics, whose confidence in their own salvation made all that seem a matter of indifference.
Although the Gnostics claimed to offer a higher knowledge than the <head>simple</head>faith of the church, their teachings were highly mythological and encountered an opposition, no less vehement than that of the church, from the late pagan Platonists, such as Plotinus (mid-third century) and his successors.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40175" docsrc="bnc_CKT_405">
<answer instance="simple.40175" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The installation of the thirty-nine rooms conveys, both in how it has been structured and how it has been hung, a preoccupation with the need to avoid repetition and to hold the attention of visitors.
The parquet of the floors alternates with stone and the colours of the walls were chosen after innumerable trials: mostly pale grey and tobacco brown, with pale green for the Neo-classical works and terracotta for the nineteenth century.
As to the much discussed pearwood wall panels, Italo Rota explains: &bquo;We were looking for a <head>simple</head>idea that would allow visitors who had already looked at a good many paintings to connect some of them with unfamiliar settings; the art of memory tells us that it is easier to retain images in one's head if one can link them to a specific space&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40178" docsrc="bnc_ARC_1128">
<answer instance="simple.40178" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Heads of department, and (most important) of subject groups, exercised their responsibilities throughout all four parts of the school; a teacher therefore belonged to two professional teams &mdash; Hall, and department.
The centralizing pressures of the whole school were kept at the lowest level compatible with the necessary coherence of the enterprise.
There was, I thought then and believe now, much to be learnt in secondary schools from some of the more flexible forms of collegiate organization to be found in higher education.    
I have cast this account in the past tense in order to relate it to the developments of the late 1960s, although I know that much of this shape and many of these assumptions have survived.
I have also made the exercise sound blissfully <head>simple</head>and free of controversy: it was not.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40179" docsrc="bnc_AD0_899">
<answer instance="simple.40179" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Do not add fat to any of the food (except where we have specified it), and preferably omit salt too.
If you absolutely must have sugar on cereal try to limit yourself to about one teaspoonful.
Some of the things we have listed (such as Weetabix or baked beans) have sugar in them anyway so ideally you do not want to be adding even more sugar to breakfast meals.
Try not to skip breakfast completely.
Even if you are in a rush there should still be time for a glass of skimmed milk and a piece of fruit or fruit juice.        
Main meals    
Most people have two other meals besides breakfast.
These might be of equal size or one small one and one larger one.
Either way, the general guidelines for healthy eating stay the same, it is just the quantities of food that may be different.
Here are some examples of <head>simple</head>yet highly nutritious meals.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40182" docsrc="bnc_C92_1100">
<answer instance="simple.40182" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The sensitive lacquer which was subjected to UV light is washed away, leaving the artwork positive reproduced in etch-resist on the board.    
Fig 4.
The etched p.c.b.
with resist removed (solvent or abrasive cleaning block) and drilled.
Compare with Fig 3.        
Start Again    
The only option is to rinse the board in water, dry it carefully and try to line it up again on the artwork, re-exposing it for a few more minutes.
It is very difficult to do this without producing a &bquo;blurred-vision&equo; effect in the resist &mdash; so you may well have to scrap that attempt, recoat the board with resist and start all over again.    
A comprehensive trouble-shooting guide is given opposite which summarises most problems that arise.
But don't be put off by any early setbacks because some <head>simple</head>experimentation will soon determine the best way of producing boards with this technique.    
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<instance id="simple.40184" docsrc="bnc_ACX_1659">
<answer instance="simple.40184" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Most like slightly acid soil, although stone fruits (plums, peaches, apricots, cherries) prefer neutral or slightly alkaline conditions because they need lime for their fruit to develop fully, and blueberries need very acid soil.    
The deeper the soil, the better: few kinds thrive on shallow soils, and drought can be a problem on light sandy ground unless you dig in a lot of organic material.      
Training    
Always select a warm, sunny position, sheltered from cold winds and frost-free at blossom time.
Where room is limited, many top fruits can be trained as cordons, espaliers or fans against walls and fences, and occupy very little ground area.
Figs, gages and pears will grow best against the warmest walls: those facing south, west or south-west.
However, acid (cooking) cherries, such as &bquo;Morello&equo;, will fruit successfully facing north.
Pruning (discussed elsewhere) is <head>simple</head>but essential for the best crops, especially from trained trees.        
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40186" docsrc="bnc_AM6_797">
<answer instance="simple.40186" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
He knows that many of those now present will be eager to go with him on this adventure, but first of all he would like to present them with a challenge.
Will they be prepared to undertake some tests which he has devised?
He needs to be reminded again of his companions' great skills.
The tests are designed to illustrate those qualities which may be essential if the adventure is to be a success (p. 207).        
And then the teacher unequivocally plays a game &mdash; a game within a game, if you like:    
Grendel is a cunning monster.
It may be necessary to set a trap for him.
Stealth will prove to be a valuable asset; it has often been so in the past.    
In role teacher places a chair in the centre of the circle.
Under it he lays down a stick (&bquo;Beowulf's stick&equo;).
The test is quite <head>simple</head> .
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<instance id="simple.40187" docsrc="bnc_C8P_1375">
<answer instance="simple.40187" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
One is to give all the children obstacles such as sacks, boxes, old tyres, ladders and ropes and give them the opportunity to make up their own course.
The other way is for the adults to make up a course.
Letting the children do it under mild supervision for safety reasons is probably the better idea.
There can then be a race or, better, a &bquo;follow my leader&equo; type programme.          
NON-COMPETITIVE GAMES      
87 The spider's web    
This game is a good one to start a party.
When the children arrive give them the end of a piece of coloured wool.
They then have to try and unravel it and, in so doing, will find that it takes them in all sorts of different places until at the end they find a small present.        
88 Chinese whispers    
Give the children a <head>simple</head>message and ask them to pass it along and see what it becomes at the end.
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<instance id="simple.40189" docsrc="bnc_B2M_426">
<answer instance="simple.40189" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
At this stage in the study, there were still many questions unanswered about detailed aspects of the new legislation, and it was also necessary to find out more about College activities and functions, particularly those that could eventually contribute to the exercise of balancing costs with income.    
To develop a list of questions in a structured way as the basis for a second round of fact-finding, a root definition was formulated for each sub-system of the post-ERA model, and a series of second level models constructed.
Although a fall root definition for each was derived, the model development was based mainly on the transformation needed, using the <head>simple</head>guidelines considered in earlier chapters, ie by defining the inputs and desired outputs, leading to an understanding of the change that the sub-system brings about.
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<instance id="simple.40190" docsrc="bnc_A17_754">
<answer instance="simple.40190" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
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Jessie did not return home for several hours.
When he eventually did show up, it was obvious to all that he was a changed dog!
What plodded through the front door was not the lovable, lazy hound who had once lived there but a grim-faced light bulb serial killer!    
Within seconds of his return, Jessie launched a vicious attack on a table lamp, popping the bulb and wrecking the shade before charging into the lounge.
There, in a frenzy of violence, he reduced the standard lamp to a table lamp in 10 seconds flat!    
After a room-to-room chase lasting several minutes, during which every lamp in the house was turned to sawdust, the dog was finally caught and wrestled to the ground.    
With his house plunged into darkness, Jessie's owner sought my help.      
<head>SIMPLE</head>SOLUTION    
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<instance id="simple.40194" docsrc="bnc_B7L_2334">
<answer instance="simple.40194" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
p 668) will have realised, there is a somewhat Freudian printing error which has changed Sir Francis Galton's theory of a  genetic   predisposition into a  gentle   predisposition!          
Weather wisdom    
Well?
Are we going to fry (&equo; The curious case of the shrinking Sun,&equo;  New Scientist  , 3 March, p 592), or freeze (&equo; Stand by for bad winters&equo;,  New Scientist  , 28 October, 1982, p 220)?    
Any answers please, John Gribbin?          
Windmills at Sea    
The article on Flettner's rotors (&equo; Critics in a spin over Flettner's ships&equo;, 10 March, p 6561 interested me greatly but I feel that another, better form of wind propulsion for ships is either unknown or is being ignored.
Certainly I have never seen any article on the &bquo;Two to One&equo; panemone.    
The principle is <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40195" docsrc="bnc_CK5_2408">
<answer instance="simple.40195" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Popsters recording something for &bquo;Ruby Trax&equo; were faced, essentially, with two courses.
Either they win the faint gratitude of listeners by reminding them of the original with a faithful remake, or they rip the original to shreds and reassemble it in a manner pleasing to themselves.
I would rather musicians took the latter course &mdash; and so, I bet, would you.    
Given the excellence of the cause which benefits from the sales of &bquo;Ruby Trax&equo; and the generosity of the artists etc, etc, it would be churlish of me to rubbish individual tracks &mdash; although there are one or two here which have tempted me sorely &mdash; so I will pick out some highlights for you.    
Billy Bragg has the unusual gift of making other people's songs his own by the <head>simple</head>expedient of singing them.
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<instance id="simple.40197" docsrc="bnc_CCB_429">
<answer instance="simple.40197" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Aquatint plate from Philip James Loutherbourg's Romantic and Picturesque Scenery of England and Wales (1805).    
Original watercolour by W. Heath Robinson (1872&ndash;1944), book illustrator whose work is rising rapidly in value.    
&bquo;Falco pelegrinus.&equo;
Hand-coloured lithograph plate from John Gould's Birds of Great Britain (five volumes 1862&ndash;73).
Generally considered the greatest of British bird illustrators, Gould produced in all forty-one folio volumes illustrated by 2,999 plates.    
Some people find it difficult to distinguish between a &bquo;plate&equo; and other types of illustration.
If engraving has been involved this is normally <head>simple</head>since, unless the book has been heavily cropped, the rectangular plate mark is visible as a slight indentation.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40198" docsrc="bnc_CS2_361">
<answer instance="simple.40198" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Moore is not denying that such elucidation is sometimes needed and possible, but bringing home to us that this is never what is going on when all things with a certain complex property are said to be good.
Such claims always have a point which goes well beyond instruction in English usage.    
Moore says that those who try to identify good with some complex property are committing what he calls the naturalistic fallacy.
He so calls it because the properties with which people committing this fallacy typically identify good are natural properties.
It is, however, committed equally by someone who identifies good with a supernatural property, such as tending to save the soul.
(That it is good to save the soul, if it is, is not just a tautology, but an ethical judgement.)    
The fallacy is committed equally if we identify good with some <head>simple</head>natural property, with pleasure, for example.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40200" docsrc="bnc_CH1_6290">
<answer instance="simple.40200" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
HOW ridiculous of Prime Minister Major's son James to flare up and get sent off in a public school friendly football match.
How about showing the red card to his dad instead? &mdash;     WIN a tenner for your Twit of the Week       
SENT OFF: James        
LOW DIVES AND HIGH PLACES    
&bquo;I'm not the slightest bit   embarrassed   by my holiday arrangements&equo; &mdash; And of course that was the trouble    
&bquo;He got his kicks playing away scoring a spectacular own goal&equo;    
ANTON ANTONOWICZ    
DAVID MELLOR'S political career ended on Monday September 14 in tiny Court 11 in the High Court.    
A <head>simple</head>sentence spoken by his pal Mona Bauwens spelled out that she had &bquo;paid for everything&equo; on that now-notorious Spanish holiday.    
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<instance id="simple.40202" docsrc="bnc_CRP_192">
<answer instance="simple.40202" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Of course it's much easier to demonstrate techniques than write them down.
However, it really is worth persisting with flash.
Your prints can really take shape.    
More tips from my dungeon next time.          
IRVING PENN    
Irving Penn, one of America's foremost photographers, is seen by many as one of the few to master more than one genre of photography    
Passage is the unassuming title of a recently published collection of work by Irving Penn, one of America's foremost photographers.
Such a deceptively <head>simple</head>greeting acts as the perfect foil for the vast, sumptuous feast laid out between the covers: an array of images that encompasses all aspects of the extraordinary and multifaceted career of a man who achieved mastery of not one but three genres &mdash; portraiture, fashion and still life.    
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<instance id="simple.40204" docsrc="bnc_A06_1306">
<answer instance="simple.40204" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The locale is described as a university in the north of England, it could be anywhere from Nottingham to Newcastle, but seems more likely to be Lancashire or Merseyside.
The accent must be scrupulously well done: it's her truth, her vocal identity, her prison.                
Training at drama school    
All training for the theatre is aiming to produce a person with all-round performing skills, equipped and ready to work in the world of entertainment.
It is easy to understand this, but it's not so easy to evaluate the different elements of theatre training, and see just how they contribute to the making of that elusive thing, &bquo;a compleat actor&equo;.    
I have always considered drama training to be based on <head>simple</head>precepts, for acting is not a complicated art.
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<instance id="simple.40205" docsrc="bnc_CBN_192">
<answer instance="simple.40205" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
His choice of words shows how thoroughly he has identified with his subject, and for what reason.
In drawing a miner he has made a self-portrait.
In his letter asking Theo to come he mentioned a novel of Dickens,  Hard Times  , as one which had particularly impressed him.
&bquo;Excellent: in it the character of Stephen Blackpool, a working man, is most striking and sympathetic.&equo;    
He often draws far into the night, he tells Theo.
Mr Tersteeg, his ex-employer at The Hague, has sent him a box of paints and a sketchbook.
Already he has half-filled the pages.
Are we to assume then that he had now switched over from being an evangelist and was a deliberate artist in the making, out in the open for all to see?
Things are rarely that <head>simple</head>&mdash; and for a van   Gogh, never.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40209" docsrc="bnc_ADX_721">
<answer instance="simple.40209" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Giraffes and upstanding bears are more popular than snakes, rats and spiders.                      
The location of the perimeter of a square can be described by continuous lines.    
 The artist goes first.   
 Before him lies a dark, trackless, formless, chaotic field, which he probes with the antennae of his techniques and ideas, seeking by his action to transform it into pure presence.   
Designs based upon  interpenetration studies   by Paul Klee.    
Lines can acquire emotional attitudes such as elegance, determination, anger, fatigue, tension, kindness.    
One opposing or discordant curve in a set can deter rotation and suggest a clasping, a containment of area that contradicts the radiation.
To be harmonic, <head>simple</head>radiating curves should be of the same hand.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40210" docsrc="bnc_APN_67">
<answer instance="simple.40210" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Then there is a group of more technical reasons which make statistical modelling and extrapolation more difficult, and inhibit attempts to overcome a shortage of resources for direct measurement by statistical estimation of soil losses.
There are problems related to the complex and varying manner in which symptoms of soil erosion appear through time.
Douglas (1981) summarised the time-dependent effects of soil eroding land-use practices in terms of   changing soil erosion soil nutrient status, soil induration, weed invasion and crop yield, as well as upon the impact on rural incomes and the rural population.
It is clear that the timing of these impacts varies enormously between cases, and that long time periods are required for some impacts to emerge.
Furthermore, <head>simple</head>measurements of sediment at a point represent only the  net   result of all the processes going on upstream.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40212" docsrc="bnc_A0T_543">
<answer instance="simple.40212" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
By about eight months of age most infants are capable of retrieving completely hidden objects; but between eight and twelve months they show another intriguing pattern of errors.
There are now two occluders, A and B, side-by-side before the infant.
The infant retrieves, or witnesses the retrieval of an object from behind A (say) three times, after which he watches as the experimenter moves it to place B. On seeing it vanish at B he will go straight back to A. Although the back-to-A error is more likely to be made the longer the delay between hiding at B and allowing search, this is not a memory problem in any <head>simple</head>sense because the infant will return to A even if the object remains  visible   at B. We find a particularly clear demonstration of this kind   of &bquo;perseveration&equo; in an experiment by Paul Harris in which there were two transparent, lockable boxes as the A and the B location.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40213" docsrc="bnc_CMD_1335">
<answer instance="simple.40213" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The same two litre aluminium pan was used (uncovered) for all.    
If the same stoves were to be tested together on a windy, winter morning, individual results would probably be very different.    
The fuel-life figures are intended as only a very rough guide to how long the stoves took to exhaust varied fuel stocks &mdash; typical gas cartridge, integral fuel tank etc &mdash; while running at full output setting.
Remember though, that just setting the stove to maximum output and leaving it to run doesn't mean that the stove is giving off a constant level of heat throughout the test.
For instance as gas cartridges empty, the heat output tends to fall and they can linger on, burning weaker and exaggerating their effective life in such a <head>simple</head>assessment.            
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40217" docsrc="bnc_B2M_200">
<answer instance="simple.40217" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The annotations &bquo;x&equo; and &bquo;o&equo; (relevant or not relevant respectively) provided the basis for an alphabetical sort within each functional category.            
Coding by Source/Destination    
The most difficult part of the process was attempting to identify information links between the system components, ie the source of information required by the activity, and the destination of the information produced.
The use of Net Theory, often called &bquo;Petri nets&equo; after its initiator C A Petri (  Introduction to Net Theory   &mdash; Brauer 1980) was considered, but discarded as being too specialised to meet one of the research project aims, ie to produce an enquiry method that could be used by practitioners with the minimum of training.
Consequently, <head>simple</head>codes were devised and entered in separate fields to indicate, in broad terms, the source or destination of information items.      
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40218" docsrc="bnc_BNK_1091">
<answer instance="simple.40218" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
In the Spring Term there is an Annual Lecture at which a national celebrity talks about an issue of current interest.            
Breaking up isn't hard enough to do    
That's what some divorced people told Gwynn Davis in a Bristol study which may lead to law reform.    
Breaking up is hard to do, a popular song assures us.
But evidence collected in a University survey suggests that many couples not only regret parting but wish that in fact breaking up was somewhat harder.    
In some ways ending a marriage is now easier than it has ever been.
Until 1857 in England, the only way a person could obtain civil divorce was through introducing a private act of Parliament.
In that year a new law was passed to make divorce easier and simpler.    
Byu today's standards the Victorian Act made divorce neither easy nor <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40221" docsrc="bnc_ABP_850">
<answer instance="simple.40221" senseid="fee_simple%1:21:00::"/>
<context>
There is even an estate known as an estate in &bquo;special tail&equo;, inheritable only by the issue of the tenant by a certain wife or husband.
In the latter case, if the wife or husband dies without issue the tenant is said to be tenant in tail, &bquo;after possibility of issue extinct&equo;, and his rights are substantially no greater than those of a tenant for life.
Before 1926 a tenant in tail had no power to dispose of his estate by will; but a tenant in tail in possession could in his lifetime, and still can, bar the entail by a deed, i.e. he can turn it into a fee simple estate.
If his estate is not in possession, e.g. if it is limited to A for life and then to B in tail, A is the &bquo;Protector of the settlement&equo;, and B cannot bar the entail without A's consent.    
We shall see that, since 1 January 1926, the only one of these estates which survives as a legal estate is the estate in fee <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40222" docsrc="bnc_B75_1747">
<answer instance="simple.40222" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
It seems all part of life's colourful plan that deer-watchers, like every other group of people pursuing a common goal, secure their elitism by the use of jargon.    
Luckily, the  Field Guide's   glossary explains the unfamiliar terminology and much of it is obviously useful.
The glossary and text, however, sometimes conflict, and quite why we are told that &bquo;Moving of deer&equo; is &bquo;A procedure involving the movement of deer&hellip;&equo; is   beyond   me.    
As a field guide the book is excellent.
This is not unexpected, for it is the third edition of a tome first published 25 years ago and extensively used.
It has been revised and updated and now includes a <head>simple</head>summary of legislation relating to deer in Britain, and a county-by-county guide to distribution.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40224" docsrc="bnc_A7H_1220">
<answer instance="simple.40224" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
But in September 1985 he joined forces with a man who was to play a large part in changing all that.    
Stephen O'Brien is a remarkable man, liked and respected by everyone he comes into contact with.
His main mission in life for the last ten years, as chief executive of an organization called Business in the Community (BitC), has been to cut unemployment and regenerate the inner cities.
BitC is a charity, set up in 1981, to breathe life back into Britain's dying towns and cities.
It is a partnership between business, central and local government and trade unions, based on the American experience.
The idea is <head>simple</head> : communities with high unemployment and economic depression can be turned around if the companies that operate in those communities can be persuaded to become involved in them, invest in them, and train and recruit people from within them.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40225" docsrc="bnc_CS4_696">
<answer instance="simple.40225" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Even so, I had been surprised when he agreed to back me on the amateur circuit for one year after I left the university.
He could afford it &mdash; he was the owner of a successful computer software company.
He put up some token resistance: he'd never had my advantages, it was time I got down to some hard work, and so on.
But secretly he loved the idea, and it gave him a great kick to tell his friends and business acquaintances that he was supporting his son on the amateur golf circuit.    
It was just as well that he didn't know my long-term aim was to be a pro golfer.
My grand plan was simple enough, and was one of the traditional ways into the professional game.
I would play the amateur circuit to get some hard competitive experience, enter the qualifying school in Portugal at the end of the year, and be a fully fledged tournament pro in the following season.
<head>Simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40227" docsrc="bnc_A6W_1189">
<answer instance="simple.40227" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
Equally, not all the big Healeys were Alpine Rally competitors or howling club racers, and British as the car was, the majority of the 17,700 or so MkIIIs that completed the series also went to the US, where the sun shone a bit more often.
Unfortunately, it was the same reliance on that market that also killed it, as BMC realised it couldn't economically meet the new US emissions and safety requirements of the late '60s.    
That's why sports cars went through such doldrums for so many years too, and shy we think of the sudden plethora of &bquo;traditional&equo; small sports cars as a sports car &bquo;revival&equo;.
It is, but it doesn't include too many cars on the hue of the Healey and the Cobra.
Big and <head>simple</head>are the essence, not big and luxurious or small and sophisticated, which counts out everything from Aston Martin Volante to Lotus's Elan.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="simple.40228" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
I AM writing in response to Mr. Gage's letter in September  RW&amp;P   in which he says that there is not a proper step between the club rugby and international rugby in England and that there will be too many league matches for top players.    
My suggestions would be to trim the top two divisions to eight teams each and then play the leagues on a home and away basis, thus having only 14 league matches.    
As for the representative level I would restructure the county championship.
There are currently 27 county teams in England so the logical thing to do would be to divide the counties into three divisions of nine.
The counties would then play each team in their division once.
The matches would be spread out between September and December.
At the end of the season there would be a <head>simple</head>&bquo;two up, two down&equo; basis.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40230" docsrc="bnc_CG6_305">
<answer instance="simple.40230" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The significance of the adult's capacity to  attribute   meaning to actions which are not performed with communicative intent lies in the learning opportunities which are created by the adult response.
When the adult responds to a particular behaviour  as if   it were socially significant, the infant is provided with a demonstration of the communicative potential of her own actions.
She is placed in an ideal position to appreciate that actions and gestures can in fact be used  deliberately   to express social meanings (Newson 1979).    
The first obvious signs that infants are able to participate in social interactions comes from repetitive sequences in which adult and child take turns.
For example, a mother and infant might establish a <head>simple</head>play routine which involves each partner taking a turn to &bquo;blow a raspberry&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40231" docsrc="bnc_CMD_1727">
<answer instance="simple.40231" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
And if treated correctly it has a much longer life than synthetics.
But it's expensive, useless as an insulator when wet and takes a very long time to dry.    
Most down-filled bags are constructed with internal walls (boxed, slant-walls or V-baffles &mdash; see illustration) which prevent the filling from shifting around and keep your body evenly covered.
The down then insulates efficiently against loss of body heat, at the same time allowing body moisture to wick through.    
Top quality bags will have no visible stitching on the shells as they are made with internal seams.
This prevents any stitches becoming snagged and broken causing the filling to shift from its proper place.
<head>Simple</head>quilting or through stitching is only used on cheaper bags which are intended for summer use only.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40233" docsrc="bnc_CMH_595">
<answer instance="simple.40233" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Although visual system physiologists treat the monkey as the model system of their choice for studying the visual cortex, a surprising amount of useful data has been gathered using cats as subjects, despite the known anatomical differences between cats and monkeys.
The obvious reason for this Is convergent evolution: the visual systems of cats and monkeys are doing similar jobs and use similar mechanisms to do so.
It is important to remember, for example, that our main concepts of the functional organization of primary visual cortex were developed in studies on cats rather than monkeys.
These include the existence of orientation selectivity as the main receptive-field characteristic, columnar organization, ocular dominance, and the distinction between <head>simple</head>and complex cell characteristics.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40234" docsrc="bnc_CJK_61">
<answer instance="simple.40234" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
 Local Activities  : Walks fishing, golf, horse-riding, bowls, tennis, swimming.        
St Christopher's Country House               
This cosy hotel is situated in the unspoilt harbour village of Boscastle on the North Cornwall coast.
Boscastle is a truly delightful place, which looks very much the same as it must have done 600 years ago with its narrow winding streets and pretty 14th-century cottages.    
The house is full of character and Cornish charm, with a slate floor in the reception area and a large comfortable sitting room with an open fire.
Eight of the nine bedrooms have en suite facilities, and two have excellent views over the village towards the coast.
The d&eacute;cor throughout the house is <head>simple</head>but tasteful.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40236" docsrc="bnc_CS9_173">
<answer instance="simple.40236" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Island Graphics Inc, is to release an Open Look version of its Write, Draw &amp; Paint 4.0 package for Sparcstations, and an OSF/Motif version of IslandPresents for Hewlett-Packard Co Unix systems.    
Trirex Systems Inc, Westport, Connecticut, will debut DocApprover &mdash; a network utility package that tracks and routes Email documents on NeXT computers &mdash; and AlertManager, a fault detection alarm for NeXT, Sun and HP systems.
Trirex: +1 203 221 4600.    
SAS Institute Inc's contribution to the proceedings will consist of five new component modules that will sit upon its base analysis and reporting software package, most already previewed at its European User conference in Vienna back in June (UX No 387).
First of those is SAS EIS, an executive information system that turns numbers into graphs and <head>simple</head>pictures.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40237" docsrc="bnc_AJF_156">
<answer instance="simple.40237" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
It might say something about the Americans that they remain so obsessed with this repellent, perverted killer and his pathetic entourage.
But it may say something also about the condition of the musical theatre that this subject has caught the attention of two composers.
In the end, no subject is too serious for opera to treat, or necessarily too unpleasant, or too poignant.
What matters is how it is handled.    
Perhaps the most unbearably poignant opera of the last half-century is The Emperor of Atlantis, which was written in Theresianstadt concentration camp, while composer and librettist waited to be sent to Auschwitz.
The poignancy of that piece is the circumstance of its composition, not its subject matter.
An opera set in the camps would be a very different thing.
There are, after all, considerations of taste or, if that's too namby-pamby, of <head>simple</head>decency.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40241" docsrc="bnc_CCM_546">
<answer instance="simple.40241" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Benny's mother wanted to know.      
&bquo;Ah, you know Mike, he likes nobody.&equo;    
&bquo;What does he object to?&equo;    
&bquo;The way Sean keeps the books.
God, it's simple to understand, a child could do it, but old Mike has to put up a resistance to everything.
Mike says he knows everyone's measurements, and what they paid and what they owed.
He thinks it's like a kind of insult to his powers to write things down.&equo;    
&bquo;Couldn't you keep the books, Mother?&equo;
Benny suggested suddenly.    
&bquo;No, no, I'd not be able to.&equo;    
&bquo;But if it's as <head>simple</head>as Father says&hellip;.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40242" docsrc="bnc_CM4_783">
<answer instance="simple.40242" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
Rather, it was a way of rejecting unctuous, masochistic denial &mdash; which might narrow his perspectives.    
Unlike Grimm, Googol hardly seemed ever to notice what he ate.
How could a self-styled poet be so oblivious to taste?
Ah, perhaps he who gazed so much into the warp existed on a more ethereal plane&hellip; except when a Meh'Lindi was around.    
Grimm, however, had set the drumstick aside after a single bite.    
&bquo;Something amiss?&equo; asked the Navigator.    
&bquo;I'm thinking about those trampled mobs, those shattered streets.
Millions dead, and here I munch.
Why didn't anyone use knockout gas on all those panicking refugees?&equo;    
&bquo;They were a sacrifice to purity,&equo; murmured Jaq.    
&bquo;More like a sacrifice plain and <head>simple</head> , an offering on a bloody altar, if you'll pardon me.
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<instance id="simple.40244" docsrc="bnc_CKA_1690">
<answer instance="simple.40244" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
In Simpkin Hong Kong has a man of proven international calibre.
He was the man who coached Waikato to their first Provincial Championship win.    
Simpkin also took Fiji to a fifth place finish in the inaugural World Cup.
Fiji's disappointing display at last year's tournament, according to Simpkin, was simply due to infighting within the Fiji camp and was mainly because Simpkin wasn't the only coach this time around.
&bquo;I was only in charge of the forwards, and not the whole team&equo;, pointed out Simpkin.    
There is no danger of too many coaches spoiling the broth as far as the Hong Kong RFU is concerned though: Simpkin will have all the power he needs on the playing side.
His brief is <head>simple</head>&mdash; to see that Hong Kong qualify for the 1995 World Cup preliminaries in the Asia Pacific Zone.    
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<instance id="simple.40245" docsrc="bnc_ACV_1480">
<answer instance="simple.40245" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
&bquo;That stupid&hellip;&equo;
Looking at the note to show what he meant, he was amazed to see Vic curl it up, put it in his mouth, give his cheek a light tap, and swallow.    
&bquo;Do you always eat other people's things?&equo;
Mungo said, aware that he sounded tetchy and pompous.    
&bquo;Only when I'm hungry,&equo; Vic said.
just now I'm starving.&equo;
Emily smiled.
Vic's easy manner made it difficult to be annoyed for long.    
All the same Mungo thought it best not to mention   the golden glass ball.
Something about Vic's solutions    
was too <head>simple</head> ; too glib.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40247" docsrc="bnc_CER_934">
<answer instance="simple.40247" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Palmer believed that the helium-3 in the atmosphere comes from the fusion of two deuterium nuclei or &bquo;deuterons&equo;.
Each deuteron   comprises a single proton bound to a single neutron, so a pair of deuterons is a total of two protons and two neutrons.
These fuse together and then break apart, releasing energy in the motion of the products.
One of the products is helium-3 which consists of the two protons bound to a single neutron; the spare neutron from the original gang of four particles speeds off.
When a  proton   and deuterium fuse they also give helium-3, accompanied not by a neutron this time but by radiant energy, a gamma ray.
So the basic fusion mechanisms of deuterium fusing either with another deuterium or with a proton give helium-3.
(See the figure on page 28.)    
Palmer then notes &bquo;Measure the  3    He   that outgasses from the lava.
It's <head>simple</head> !
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<instance id="simple.40248" docsrc="bnc_BPB_1202">
<answer instance="simple.40248" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
I would also advise that a plain salt lick (not one of the mineralised ones) should always be available in the stable, so that the horse can help himself to salt as and when he needs it.            
Want a word&hellip;?
MONEY SAVING TIPS    
Dear Kate,    
Following your recent &bquo;money savings tips&equo;, I would like to suggest the following:    
Try simple tack repairs yourself rather than taking them to a saddler.
Some, such as restitching stirrup leathers are surprisingly easy as long as the holes are correctly lined up.
Obviously, make quite sure that the repair is strong before using the tack again.
Rubber reins are quite <head>simple</head>to recover and be careful prodding with the needle you can stitch the rubber into the reins through the original holes, rather than making fresh ones which would weaken the reins.
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<instance id="simple.40250" docsrc="bnc_AHX_1189">
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<context>
But now they're here it's all going splendidly.
They each have to do a community service: Elena visits old people and Mentor has become a lifeguard.&equo;    
While the pair are still finding their feet &mdash; &bquo;It's like a big dream,&equo; says Miss Pinguli &mdash; they have already given classmates a taste of Albanian high-life.
&bquo;They joined in our eastern European evening,&equo; says Jones.
&bquo;They did a wedding dance, folk songs and so on.
It went down very well.&equo;
ION Holender, the late Eberhard Waechter's surprise replacement as director of the Vienna State Opera, is a canny operator.
When the former impresario and agent assumed office as the opera's secretary general, he considered it would be only proper to relinquish control of his business interests.
The solution was <head>simple</head> : he passed it on to his son.
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<instance id="simple.40251" docsrc="bnc_BLX_798">
<answer instance="simple.40251" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
For all its speed, the hunter's learning process is not particularly pleasant for the prey animal providing the education.
At best it will be severely prodded and nipped.
More likely, it will be mauled and mangled.
And in all possibility it will never recover.
This is one of the weaknesses of the system.
Warning colours work well with educated predators but do involve repeated sacrifices as young hunters learn their trade.
Nevertheless, taken on balance, if you possess unpleasant chemical properties, it pays to advertise.
Once the learning has taken place, the predators leave you alone and you can go about your business in a quietly relaxed manner, without too much fleeing, hiding, panic, or scuttling for cover.
In fact, the pace of your life will be slower and your lifespan may even be extended.
Animals with warning colours on average live longer than those without, and there is a <head>simple</head>reason for this.
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<instance id="simple.40253" docsrc="bnc_CLK_1490">
<answer instance="simple.40253" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
What is happening &mdash; and this cannot be prevented &mdash; is that the bound Fiend within the weather-vane is being freed, and at the end of 3 Turns the weather-vane will shatter and it will be released.
Anyone actually holding the weathervane when it shatters suffers 4 automatic Wounds (3 if wearing metal armour on all limbs or a metal breastplate), and anyone else within 2 yards suffers 1 automatic Wound from fragments of flying metal, whether wearing metal armour or not.        
Dealing with the Fiend    
The profile for the Fiend is given in the New Monsters section.
The Fiend is an elemental entity of Evil from the Warp, which can be magically bound and commanded in various ways by powerful Evil wizards.
However, the adventurers' problem is not how to get it to do their bidding, but simply how to evade its fury when it finally escapes centuries of unwilling bondage.    
This is actually very <head>simple</head> .
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<instance id="simple.40254" docsrc="bnc_CBU_527">
<answer instance="simple.40254" senseid="simple%5:00:00:easy:01"/>
<context>
Their displacement, says Helen, has caused a crisis in dental health because people started eating refined foods and sweets, rather than their traditional Tibetan roast barley flour and dried yak meat.
To compound the problem, there are no places for Tibetan students at Indian dental schools.    
&bquo;Action Health usually only deals with healthcare professionals, so they didn't really know what to do with me,&equo; she laughs.
In fact, she will have to carve her own niche when she gets there and discover where she can be most useful at Dalek Hospital, where the unit is based, without treading on anyone else's toes.
&bquo;I'm going to be working there for nothing, so I don't want to be taking a job away from a local who would be paid for it.&equo;    
Her first challenge will be trying to account for the project's funding, providing health statistics and setting up a new bookkeeping system for the hospital that is <head>simple</head>enough for people to use when she has gone.    
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<instance id="simple.40256" docsrc="bnc_CHG_1706">
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<context>
Well, as far as the sailing is concerned. &bquo;    
Ignoring the dig, Lucy said, &bquo;Paula keeps a small sailing boat with an outboard motor, and now and again she lets me use it.
You'd be surprised how beautiful the other side of Koraloona is when you see it from the sea.&equo;    
&bquo;It's a date.&equo;
I tried to match her Californian accent.
&bquo;If you can fix it with your boss, I can fix it with mine.&equo;    
We stayed at the party till eight o'clock, but many others, including several members of the Union Jack Club, remained to play bridge.    
As we drove to Alec Reid's house for our first dinner together &mdash; and the first sight of his house &mdash; I said, &bquo;You know, Alec, I thought this was going to be a <head>simple</head>unsophisticated life on the next best thing to a coral atoll.
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<instance id="simple.40257" docsrc="bnc_AT7_2533">
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<context>
Agnes pulled herself up straighter in the chair and, looking into the broad face, she said, &bquo;Your son has been seeing my sister clandestinely.&equo;    
&bquo;What?&equo;    
A voice behind her said, &bquo;She means on the quiet, Ma.&equo;    
&bquo;I know what she means, clever bugger.
Go on.
Go on,&equo; and she now stabbed Agnes in the shoulder with a none too clean finger.
But it was a moment or so before Agnes obeyed and when she did her voice was stiff as she said, &bquo;And your son has given her a &mdash;&equo; How was she to put it?
Should she say &bquo;a baby&equo;? or, &bquo;made her pregnant&equo;? or, &bquo;my sister is with child&equo;?
No, no; that sounded too much like the Bible, so she plumped for the <head>simple</head>way and finished, &bquo;He has given her a baby.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40259" docsrc="bnc_C8P_900">
<answer instance="simple.40259" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
28 Hockey    
Number the children into two equal teams and call two players.
There are then two ways to proceed.
For younger children, one way is to have hockey sticks made of two rolled-up newspapers placed either side of a ball which is put in the middle of the room.
The two players whose numbers have been called pick up the hockey sticks, and the first one to hit the ball gets the point.
For older children, make goals at either end of the room out of chair legs and give the point to the first person to score.          
LAUGHTER GAMES      
29 Framed picture    
You need an empty picture frame big enough for a child to put his head in comfortably.
Alternatively, make a frame out of a large piece of cardboard.
The game is <head>simple</head>but works very well.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40261" docsrc="bnc_CE1_1555">
<answer instance="simple.40261" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Modern medical practice, particularly with older people, has many shortcomings about which the counsellor needs to be aware.
Certainly it is not always correct to assume that older people are &bquo;safe&equo; in the hands of medical professionals.
There are many reasons for this, outlined here, but given in greater detail elsewhere (Illich, 1977; Thunhurst, 1982; Doyle, 1983).
As has been mentioned, medicine has traditionally been more concerned with treatment than prevention.
The modern obsession with transplantation takes precedence over finding the causes of organ disease.
The effects of stress in modern life-styles, the impact of environmental pollution, the benefits of <head>simple</head>dietary guidelines and the importance of exercise all take second place in terms of status, expenditure and publicity.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.30037" docsrc="cj53.cmb_136">
<answer instance="simple.30037" senseid="simple%5:00:02:plain:01"/>
<context>
According to his own testimony, he never actually saw things as shaped but
only as generally amorphous ``blots'' of color of a more or less indefinite
size; at their edges they slipped pretty much out of focus altogether.  But
by the tracing procedure, he could, in a strange obviously kinesthetic
manner, find the unseen form; could piece, as it were, the jumbled mass
together into an organized whole and then recognize it as a man or a
triangle or whatever it turned out to be.  If, however, the figure to be
discerned were complicated, composed of several interlocking subfigures,
and so on, even the tracing process failed him, and he could not focus even
relatively simple shapes among its parts.  This meant, concretely, that the
patient could not read at all without making writing-like movements of the
head or body, became easily confused by ``hasher marks'' inserted between
hand-written words and thus confused the mark for one of the letters, and
could recognize a <head>simple</head> straight line or a curved one
only by tracing it.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.30044" docsrc="ce16.cmb_215">
<answer instance="simple.30044" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
The side ones are a half-inch narrower.  The battens are carefully fastened
in place after some necessary fairing on all frames.  Glue and 1-12-inch,
No. 10 screws are used.  Placement is important because the rear seat,
bunks and front jump seats rest on or are fastened to many of the side
battens.  With the exception of two battens, all run to the stem where they
are glued and screwed after careful beveling.  The chines go in the same
way except that they are made of two pieces of two-inch wood for strength
and easier bending.  Fairing is always a tedious job but the work can be
cut down considerably with a Skill planer and a <head>simple</head>
jig.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.30050" docsrc="cj34.cmb_336">
<answer instance="simple.30050" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
This, however, will not exhaust their practical usefulness, as they rather
clearly indicate what thorough phonologic investigation can contribute to
orthography design.  We need many more studies of this sort if the design
of written languages is to be put on a sound basis.  One other paper deals
with a phonologic problem: Vowel Harmony In Igbo, by J. Carnochan.  This
restates the already widely known facts in terms of prosodies.  As a
restatement it makes only a small contribution to knowledge of Igbo.  But
it would seem more intended as a tract advocating the prosodic theory than
a paper directed to the specific problems of Igbo phonology.  The paper has
a certain value as a comparatively easy introduction to this approach,
particularly since it treats a fairly <head>simple</head> and
straightforward phenomenon where it is possible to compare it with a more
traditional (though not structural) statement.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.30056" docsrc="cf43.cmb_249">
<answer instance="simple.30056" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
We leap from event to event -- including the formation of the posse -- even
though the events, in ``reality'' are taking place not in sequence but
simultaneously, and not near each other but at a considerable distance.
The ``chase'' as a standard film device probably dates from The Great Train
Robbery, and there is a reason for the continued popularity of the device.
The chase in itself is a narrative; it presumes both speed and urgency and
it demands cutting -- both from pursued to pursuer and from stage to stage
of the journey of both.  The <head>simple</head>, naked idea of one
man chasing another is of its nature better fitted for the film than it is
for any other form of fiction.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.30059" docsrc="ce14.cmb_61">
<answer instance="simple.30059" senseid="simple%3:00:02::"/>
<context>
Also make sure thermometer does not touch the revolving spit or hit the
coals.  Do n't practice a new recipe on guests.  Have a test-run on the
family first, to be sure timing and seasoning are right.  Do buy meat the
day or the day before you intend to cook it.  Keep it no longer than 36
hours before cooking, and keep it in the coldest (but non-freezing)
compartment of the refrigerator.  Do n't plan meals that are too complicated.
Limit yourself to good meat and drink, with bread, salad, corn or potatoes
as accessories.  Keep the desserts <head>simple</head>; fruit does
nicely.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.30062" docsrc="cd17.cmb_424">
<answer instance="simple.30062" senseid="simple%5:00:00:plain:01"/>
<context>
There was no doubt in my mind that if I crossed him, mobs would appear
outside our windows shouting ``Paredon!!  Paredon!!  '' What should I do?
I was proud of the new buildings which housed Diario now: the rotogravures,
gleaming behind glass doors; the thump and whir of our new presses.  Here
was a powerful, ready-made medium, but it could speak only if I told it to.
Then one day, early in January, 1960, I sat down at my desk, and suddenly I
was aware of the crucifix.  It was a <head>simple</head> ivory
crucifix which my mother had given me.
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</instance>

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<instance id="solemn.40001" docsrc="bnc_ED4_1313">
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<context>
&bquo;The orphanage was apparently, by Romanian standards, very good, and the doctor was a really caring person.
But what could she do?
She had no money, she had nothing.
We went into a room where all these children were sitting at long rows of tables.
They were tatty and smelly and lethargic.
Their heads were shaved.
They had no nappies, and a lot of them had Aids.
My feeling was one of horror, mingled with a desire to take them all.&equo;    
Christine and Tony had decided to look for a girl of about 2, since they felt a baby would be too much to cope with and a 2- year-old could accompany Christine to nursery school.
&bquo;They brought Anna out, and she just stood there.
She could hardly walk, she was undersized, and was very <head>solemn</head> .
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<instance id="solemn.40003" docsrc="bnc_HNX_117">
<answer instance="solemn.40003" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
Cleanliness is close to us: our rich    
dust-free bodies are stored away    
where the moth's jaws will never reach    
and rust and rot will not corrupt.    
Everywhere you go you take    
your glossy furniture catalogue    
&mdash; some cut-price Swedish firm    
with its nearest depot in Heidelberg.    
The problem is transportation.    
You imagine a convoy of lorries    
crossing the Alps in <head>solemn</head> formation    
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40006" docsrc="bnc_CPD_90">
<answer instance="solemn.40006" senseid="solemn%5:00:01:serious:00"/>
<context>
It replaces the SunService 2000 scheme introduced last November.
Gold service will offer personal technical account support, on-site and phone support and extended coverage hours.
Silver service buys basic on-site and telephone support, while the bronze programme includes once a week on-site visits with telephone support for Solaris and for other Sun software.        
NOVELL TO LAUNCH THE NOVELL NETWORK REGISTRY TO   ELIMINATE   NAME AND ADDRESS CONFLICTS    
Novell Inc is putting another element in place in its quest to move out from the local network into the enterprise-wide network.
Next week it will launch the Novell Network Registry &mdash; not a place for networks to take <head>solemn</head> vows but a user service designed to eliminate conflicts between names and addresses on NetWare internetworks.
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Undoubtedly Kingston's favourite verb, it is used again and again to describe the alacrity with which his heroes rush into adventure: by contrast, their enemies often scamper as well, but away from danger rather than towards it, thus implying the superiority of the British race which is taken for granted in the yarns of the last century.
As Jack and his friends grow older their pace necessarily slows a little but there is still an impetuous tone about their exploits as lieutenants, commanders and even as admirals, and their courtships as well as their warmongering are still basically &bquo;fun&equo;.    
To avoid exaggerating this necessary aspect of the stones (necessary because the later books are not addressed to more mature readers but to those who, feeling they really know Jack,   Alick and Terence, would resent their becoming staid and <head>solemn</head> ), Kingston introduced in the second book another trio of lads who filled the spaces left by the midshipmen now promoted in  The Three Lieutenants  , a sequel if ever there was one.
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The Government adverted to this problem in its White Paper, recognising that &bquo;it is not easy to define in a manner which conforms with the normally precise definitions of the criminal law, but which at the same time is sufficiently general to catch the variety of conduct aimed at.
The Government recognises that there would be justifiable   objections to a wide extension of the criminal law which might catch conduct not deserving of criminal sanctions.&equo;
The spirit of these comments, which reflect the traditional attitude of the courts towards the imposition of criminal liability, might properly be borne in mind by the courts in giving content and scope to the new legislation.    
In deciding whether or not conduct is disorderly, the magistrates may take into account factors such as the place where the incident occurs, and the time of day.
Behaviour that might be tolerated at New Year's Eve celebrations or at a football match could be regarded as disorderly at a <head>solemn</head> thanksgiving ceremony.
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I'll hide these rags away; father'll never know you've been here.&equo;    
She turned, hearing the stillness that followed the rustling of his movements, and he was standing in the doorway, looking at her with a strange, soft look of mingled reluctance and resolution.    
&bquo;I suppose you're off now, now you've got everything out of me you wanted.&equo;    
&bquo;Aelis &mdash;,&equo; he said.    
&bquo;Go on with you, then, and see you keep your word and come back afterwards.&equo;    
He hesitated before her a moment, and then he took her hands and bent his head, and gave her the <head>solemn</head> kiss of kinship; and before she could draw breath and touch her astonished fingers to her lips, he was out of the paddock and away across the clearing into the trees.    
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<context>
I thought that it was still possible for there to be a political link between the United Kingdom and India.
I realised that that was an absurdity&hellip; after the evidence that India could not be part of the same political system, I still believed for a short time that an Empire of positions &mdash; that is to say the possession of points of communication around the globe &mdash; gave a significance to this country and a tenable and lasting position.
That too was wrong and my lesson was learnt.   
&bquo;Face the Press&equo;, Channel 4 TV, 9 October 1983              
&bquo;THE MYTH OF EMPIRE&equo; Round Table 1910&ndash;1917    
It is a <head>solemn</head> experience to sit in 1970 and watch the British people, seventy years before, being taught to &bquo;think Imperially&equo;.
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</instance>

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<context>
&bquo;But with half the world's sports Press in town, the idea that we're a twosome could be picked up by other reporters and become accepted knowledge,&equo; Ashley had protested.    
&bquo;And that's a fate worse than death?&equo;    
&bquo;No, not exactly, but &mdash;&equo;    
&bquo;You wouldn't be making such a fuss if you'd been named as Vitor's girlfriend,&equo; the young man had declared.    
Ashley's frown cut deeper.
After that the conversation had gathered a startling momentum of statements, random guesses, admissions and had ended with her using her foster brother as a confidant &mdash; though now she regretted it.    
She refolded her jacket.
But what was she doing here today?
Ashley wondered.
Exactly  why   had she come?
She might have extracted Simon's <head>solemn</head> oath that if she attended as he wished, the pretence that she was his girlfriend would be dropped for once and for all, but was that the whole reason?
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</instance>

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<context>
A rebirth, a rediscovery, a reawakening: the imagery of a predetermined reality persists.
Nehru, at the declaration of Indian independence, doubly stressed the image, with an awakened India and a sleeping world:    
Long years ago, we made a tryst with destiny, and now the time comes when we shall redeem our pledge, not wholly or in full measure, but very substantially.
At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom.
A moment comes, which comes but rarely in history, when we step out from the old to the new, when an age ends, and when the soul of a nation, long oppressed, finds utterance.        
It was appropriate that, given India had no indigenous language accessible to all Indians, English should be used for the <head>solemn</head> and archaic style of this speech.    
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</instance>

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<context>
Despite the great differences in style between the above three ballets and despite their different libretti the three choreographers perrot (with Saint-Georges), MacMillan and Ashton give valid reasons why the tragic deaths of Giselle, Romeo and Juliet, and Natalia's lost love are the inevitable result of what has gone before.
In other words, what happens at the beginning of the story states why the relationships between two or more characters lead to confrontations which continue onwards to a climax and finally draw the ballet to a suitable conclusion.    
This last task is possibly the most difficult because the audience must be convinced that the ending chosen is the only possible outcome of everything that has gone before.    
The ending can also owe a great deal to the composer or arranger of music.
Stravinsky ensures a happy yet <head>solemn</head> ending to  The Firebird   by using the old Easter hymn &bquo;At the Gate&equo; where the whole congregation rejoices at the renewal of life.
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Now' &mdash; she leant towards him, her finger wagging &mdash; &bquo;first thing in the mornin' you get down to the station and have a word with Constable Fenwick; he'll know what's goin' to happen to that lass.
Don't say anything about the bairn being here.
Just make out you're interested in her, the woman called Forester.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, Aggie, that's a laugh for the wrong side of me face.
Now, I ask you, me bein' interested in somebody, a woman who looks like that bairn upstairs&hellip;
Have a heart.&equo;    
&bquo;Well, all right.
If your feelings are so tender about your damned legs, tell him that Aggie was enquirin' about her.
Make up some tale that I've   spoken to her on me rounds.
D'you hear what I'm sayin' to you?&equo;    
Ben's voice was <head>solemn</head> as he said, &bquo;Aye, I hear you, Aggie.
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Dyson tried to fix his mind upon the tiny grains of chalk fleeing before the duster, filling the air, and settling upon shiny surfaces, totally and eternally discharged of theorem and crusade, or any lingering imprint of them.    
There were a dozen mourners from the family in the front pews &mdash; women with grey curls and mild glasses, an old man bent over a stick, his head projecting forwards from the unoccupied collar of his overcoat like a tortoise's; a schoolboy in a neat navy-blue trenchcoat, holding a maroon cap.
Women in tweed overcoats, men in dark melton overcoats &mdash; they seemed more overcoats than people; the sort of people whose personalities are not large enough to dominate their outdoor clothes.
Two of the ladies' overcoats were sniffling, and with infinite discretion blowing their noses.
I have a lump in my throat, thought Dyson.
I definitely have a lump in my throat.
I am pervaded by a deep and <head>solemn</head> sadness.
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It would also need to pay attention to regional variations, since it is true, even in these days of mass mobility and the mass media, that to travel to a place remote from a major centre of population is to move back in time and rediscover the traditions and practices of an earlier period.
Nonetheless an effort has been made in the final chapter to draw some conclusions about the contemporary impact of changes that have occurred.
This book does not have a polemical purpose, but the author has not been able to escape the conclusion that at least some of the customs and habits of mind of the earlier period tended to induce healthier attitudes, both among those on their death-beds and those left behind to mourn.
The earlier death-bed was at once more <head>solemn</head> and more familiar; the tears at the bedside and the liturgy of the church were well adjusted to the sufferings of the dying and of the bereaved.
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May we take pride in our achievements and accept our limitations.
 Amen            
Day 2 For the Fallen      
Introduction    
The poem you're about to hear is one that's recited all over the country on Remembrance Day &mdash; the fourth verse, in particular, you'll hear recited on its own or see inscribed on war memorials.
The poem wasn't written to give a realistic account of war but to glorify those men who were killed in the war, to give some comfort to their friends and relatives.    
With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children,    
England mourns for her dead across the sea,    
Flesh of her flesh they were, spirit of her spirit,    
Fallen in the cause of the free.    
<head>Solemn</head> the drums thrill: Death august and royal    
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He was convinced that he was innocent.
In another account of   cro  , of the, of the trial of Jesus, in Luke, chapter twenty three, in verse four,   Pilate said to the chief Priest and the multitudes, I find no guilt in this man.
He said er, I find nothing in him worthy of death  .
More than that, Pilate believed that he was the King of the Jews, that's why he had it written up and put over his cross.
Jesus, the King of the Jews.
And when the folk remonstrated with him,   an   and said take it down!
He's not the King of the Jews, put it up, he said he was the King of the Jews.
Pilate said hold on, what I have written, I have written.
He's saying I believe in what I've written there.
How <head>solemn</head> it is to believe that Jesus is the son of God, the saviour of the world, and yet to reject him.
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After that, says Mr Gardner, Miss Richardson will come racing back to attend the December premieres in Paris and London of Damage, the Louis Malle adaption of Josephine Hart's novel about a middle-aged man obsessed with his son's fiancee, in which she stars with Jeremy Irons.    
Lancashire-born Miss Richardson, who is unmarried, gained fame playing murderess Ruth Ellis in the film Dance With A Stranger.    
She can now be seen on general release in the Neil Jordan film The Crying Game, cast as an IRA terrorist.        
The Queen of hearts    
Isla Whitcroft      
As all her children's marriages collapse, Queen looks to next generation to save monarchy.    
THE expression is <head>solemn</head> , the lines of age etched deeper by the traumas which have torn her family apart over the past year.
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Otto was crowned by the pope as the Emperor Otto IV in Rome in October 1209.
By the end of his reign, he had broken all his promises.
While his position had been insecure, in 1201, at Neuss, he had   sworn that he would accept the new frontiers of Innocent III's Papal State.
He had recognized papal rule over the Patrimony (from Radicofani to Ceprano), the duchy of Spoleto, the March of Ancona with the duchy of Ravenna and the Matildine territory,&quot; with other adjacent lands mentioned in many imperial privileges&quot;.
He had, at Neuss, signed the&quot; birth certificate of the Papal State&quot;.
He did not keep his <head>solemn</head> word, renewed at Speyer just before his coronation in 1209, when as a condition of his coronation as emperor he promised to restore Church properties retained by his predecessors.
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So it is under our present system, and so it would be under the RES, if it were nomination either for a safe constituency seat or for a high   position on a party list.
All the more reason, then, why nominations should reflect the opinion of the majority of the party members on whose behalf they are made.
To suppose that the influence of a minority of party activists will not in the end prevail is to delude oneself.
It can, however, at least be subjected to some measure of democratic control, as it is in West Germany.
There, electoral law requires that a constituency candidate shall be chosen by secret ballot either in a meeting of party members specially convened for that purpose, or by an ad hoc committee itself elected by secret ballot; and party officers must give the returning officer a <head>solemn</head> assurance that these procedures have been observed.
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Among them was a mother and a baby, both naked, naturally, for now.
The baby was weeping in a determined, muscular, long-haul rhythm, probably from earache.
Its mother already looked exasperated by these cries.
Indeed she looked stunned &mdash; stopped dead in the face.
For a moment I wondered if she'd fully come round from the carbon monoxide.
I was concerned.    
We then escorted this group of about thirty souls into a low warehouse littered with primitive sewing machines and spindles and bolts of cloth.
Normally, now, one would have to chivvy them off into their cellars and outhouses.
But these Jews, led by the weeping baby, made their <head>solemn</head> way past a series of curtains and blankets suspended from the ceiling and, one by one, backed their way through a missing panel in the wall.
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Reassuring, smiling at her, and coming to greet her.
Strange that he should seem so familiar to her now; as if they had always been close.    
&bquo;You came.&equo;      
She looked up at him, wanting to reach up and stroke his face.
His eyes held her.
She had no will.    
&bquo;I never doubted that you would.&equo;    
&bquo;I am on fire,&equo; she said, and was immediately ashamed of her candour.    
He moved away from her.
Only a fraction, but she was aware of it.    
&bquo;This is a <head>solemn</head> moment.
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Nevertheless, levity is sometimes difficult to resist, for there are occasions when even the most solemn and serious student of legislation is compelled to the conclusion either that Parliament has gone off its collective head or that the parliamentary draftsman was drunk, demented or determined to perpetrate (and perpetuate) some private joke in the well-founded hope that it would not be spotted until it was too late.
It is, for instance, not easy to envisage a new Ballad of Reading Gaol composed by the prudential Assurance Company.
But what is one to make of a <head>solemn</head> pronouncement in a Companies Act that &bquo;an insurance company which contravenes a restriction to which it is subject by virtue of subsections (1) or (2) above shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years&equo;?
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Today, the pilgrimage still takes place, now by air or car for many and, for the 1965 pilgrimage year, the Spanish government made strenuous and successful efforts to restore and clean these famous churches (and also provide hotels for tourists) on this traditional route.    
Spanish Romanesque architecture is subject to a number of influences, in particular, the mixture of Christian and Mohammedan sources &mdash; the basis of the country and its people for hundreds of years &mdash; and European sources, especially from France and Lombardy.
At this time the Moors had a higher standard of culture which included art and architecture.
Their buildings were more finely finished and decorated and were certainly more beautiful.
In contrast, the Spanish Romanesque is rougher, more austere, more <head>solemn</head> than not only Mohammedan architecture but also Romanesque work from elsewhere in Europe.
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In England Henry VII granted such an augmentation to a Venetian representative as early as 1506, and the practice was not abandoned in London until 1763.
France, the papacy, Poland and perhaps other states, also honoured Venetian ambassadors in these ways, while in 1603 the doge in Venice knighted a group of seven ambassadors sent to him by the Grisons league in Switzerland, and in 1621 James I did the same for six deputies sent to London by the Dutch republic.
But this was no more than a politeness with little political meaning, and one which disappeared, though slowly, during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.    
More important, the practice of rulers or their representatives, in circumstances charged with religious symbolism, swearing <head>solemn</head> and public oaths to observe a treaty was now also disappearing.
</context>
</instance>

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If this suggests that there are other sorts of English people than the sort Auden has in his sights, on the other hand it lends point and force to his censure of Beerbohm, and of what Beerbohm stands for in English life.
Auden goes on:      
As it is, he slyly suggests that minor artists may look down their noses at major ones and that &bquo;important&equo; work may be left to persons of an inferior kennel, like the Russians, the Germans, the Americans, who, poor dears, know no better.
The great cultural danger for the English is, to my mind, their tendency to judge the arts by the values appropriate to the conduct of family life.
Among brothers and sisters it is becoming to entertain each other with witty remarks, hoaxes, family games and jokes, unbecoming to be <head>solemn</head> , to monopolize the conversation, to talk shop, to create emotional scenes.
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</instance>

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The Report was welcomed by federalists but soon faced numerous difficulties.
The economic depression had bitten deeply into European morale, in practice governments were reluctant to extend the powers of Community institutions, and the Plan itself was both over ambitious in its general aims and too vague on specific actions.
In November 1976 the European Council, meeting in the Hague, merely expressed &bquo;great interest&equo; in the Report.
A similar fate befell other proposals over the following years.
In 1981, for example, the West German and Italian foreign ministers, Hans-Dietrich Genscher and Emilio Colombo, put forward a Plan to strengthen and restructure the EC.
This simply led in June 1983 to a &bquo;<head>Solemn</head> Declaration on European Union&equo; by the European Council, which did no more than restate existing practices in flowery language.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="solemn.40062" senseid="solemn%5:00:01:serious:00"/>
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While the list could undoubtedly be extended, the eight chosen here all have great weight, and not one of them is really imaginable as appearing in a pre-conciliar Roman document.    
The first to be noted must surely be that relating to collegiality &mdash; a long text including most of  Lumen Gentium   22.
Any doctrine of collegiality at all was bitterly resisted by a small minority.
As the majority (and Pope Paul too) was most anxious both to carry the minority with it and not to seem to be in any   way undermining the Roman primacy, there was such a lot of qualifying done in the course of the final formulation of the text that, as it stands, it reads a little weakly.
Nevertheless, it still asserts that the episcopal college as such is empowered with &bquo;supreme authority&hellip; over the whole Church, exercised in a <head>solemn</head> way through an ecumenical council&equo;.
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</instance>

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<context>
We might have our celebration then.&equo;    
&bquo;We could,&equo; said Felicity, &bquo;as far as I'm concerned.
If the family want to go abroad again, I shouldn't mind leaving them another year; but I couldn't the very first time.
Let's fix it now.
Today is &mdash; let me see &mdash; December the eighteenth.
We'll meet here, on the same day, in two years' time, at seven o'clock, and we'll have exactly the same things to eat, and tell each other quite frankly in what ways we've changed.
It will be fun!&equo;    
&bquo;&equo; No,&equo; said Breeze, &bquo;it won't be fun, exactly.
But we'll do it if we possibly can &mdash; You and I will be twenty, Flick!
And Gay'll   be nineteen.&equo;    
&bquo;A <head>solemn</head> thought!&equo; said Gay.
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</instance>

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<context>
On the left.&equo;    
They fixed a time and he turned back to his friends.
Rain glided away, heading for a politician of doubtful integrity.    
There was a library but Rain and Patrick did not meet there because her recollection was wrong and they blundered into each other in a passage.
He told her his version of events at the dog track and then about Parminter.
The Parminter tale was utterly scandalous and she would have to persuade Wilmot to skate around the libel laws if it were to get into print, but she kept these reservations to herself.    
Patrick immediately began to justify his breach of a friend's confidence.
&bquo;Of course, I'd never have breathed a syllable if he'd kept quiet about the dog track.&equo;    
&bquo;Of course not.&equo;
She wrestled to look <head>solemn</head> .    
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<context>
SHOULD she win, Labour's city and corporate affairs spokesperson will doubtless be at the Institute of Directors annual convention on April 28 (cost &pound;120, including lunch).
Dave Gill of Eaglescliffe, who sends us an advert from The Independent for the event, observes that the IoD, at least, is confident of Thursday's outcome.
Speakers, says the ad, include &bquo;the Prime Minister&equo;.        
Gaffe metre    
THOUGH happily appreciative of the Diary, several of your election limericks have incorporated pleas for the return of our other columns.    
They'll be back when we've recovered from this one (unless, of course, there's another election in May.)    
Vanity and a nod towards Alan Meale compel that we also include this: A short-sighted scribbler called Amos; Recorded the gaffes of the famous; And if ever his column; Becomes faintly <head>solemn</head> ; He'll be sacked on the spot (who would blame us)?    
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</instance>

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<context>
The groom and his close family took their places, cross-legged, on the matting beside the trunk of wedding gifts.
Facing them sat Mr Shahiduddin Postman and his brothers.
In between the two families sat the village qazi and two other bearded maulvis.    
&bquo;What are they doing?&equo;
I asked Dr Haidar.    
&bquo;This moment we call the mihr,&equo; he replied.
&bquo;The groom's family must settle how much money they will pay the bride if the marriage is a failure and ends in divorce.&equo;    
This slightly depressing bout of bargaining &mdash; which had been brushed over so quickly in the Shah Jehan Nama &mdash; took at least a quarter of an hour.
The marriage which followed it took a fraction of the time &mdash; about three minutes.
There was a short reading from the Quran and the <head>solemn</head> recitation of the Offer and Acceptance.
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Roy J. Pearcy (1977) suggested that the   fundamental comic structure of the French fabliau lay in epistemological problems: that is in failures and deceptions in understanding and communication, usually verbal as in the examples here, but by no means exclusively so.
This he further suggested was a product of the same currents that saw intense conderation of such aspects of Logic in the schools and universities of the later Middle Ages.
In her book Les fabliaux, Dominque Boutet (1985) emphasized the predominance of the&quot; low&quot; discursive style and the comic exploitation of antagonisms in these texts, including antagonism between low and high culture.
She describes a teasing, textual&mdash;linguistic game where, for instance, a conventionally <head>solemn</head> and important event such as death becomes contextually banal: just one accident amongst a hundred possible accidents that may befall Man.
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The face of death offered different features to the Victorian family, as compared with the contemporary scene; for them, death was not a taboo subject.
Dr Warton did not scruple, on occasion, to visit a dying woman taking his own young children with him; he describes how, despite the dirt on the floor, they knelt around her bed in attitudes of prayer.
A preacher, victim of a wasting illness, would refer in the pulpit to his forthcoming demise without shocking his congregation.
Thomas de Quincey was by any standards a sensitive little boy; when he was nearly seven, his much loved elder sister, Elizabeth, died.
He has described how on that summer morning he tip-toed alone up the back-stairs to the bedroom where her body lay:    
&bquo;Awe, not fear, fell upon me; and whilst I stood, a <head>solemn</head> wind began to blow &mdash; the saddest that ear ever heard.
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<answer instance="solemn.40080" senseid="solemn%5:00:01:serious:00"/>
<context>
Pilate had the opportunity of coming to him, but instead he delivered Jesus to be crucified.
How many people there are who have many opportunities of accepting Christ.
They hear about him, again and again, and still they, as the bible says, harden their heart and continue to reject him   just like Pilate.
The tragedy is that life has now become complex and involved, and they wonder if they can ever break themself from all those things that are now hindrances.
Break themself from all those things that hold them and that captivate them and hold their interest.
It is always a most solemn thing to turn down an opportunity of accepting Jesus Christ.
It is not something, oh well I didn't feel like it, it is not a light hearted thing, because it is the most fantastic, the most <head>solemn</head>   the most   life-changing decision we can ever, ever make!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40081" docsrc="bnc_H7H_664">
<answer instance="solemn.40081" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
When will you be back?
When will you be back?&quot;    
Maman smiled brightly.
She swung her heavily stuffed silver-mesh purse on its long chain and made something   like a little skipping step towards the door Nicandra thought she had never looked prettier.    
Don t worry, pet.
Just be Dada's little girl.
Promise?&quot;    
I'll try &mdash; I really will try &mdash; only wait a minute, Maman, I've got to tell you &mdash; I must say it before you go.&quot;    
&quot; Look darling, it's the 4.30, you know it doesn't wait a moment&hellip;&quot;    
Maman was gone.
Only a drift of her stayed on the <head>solemn</head> air of the dining room &mdash; a drift of Parma violet and a heavy load on Nicandra's mind.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40083" docsrc="bnc_CA6_29">
<answer instance="solemn.40083" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
I wouldn't describe anything that was not what I had gone through and understood myself &mdash; in my experience or out of my imagination and other people's words wouldn't do.
I shut my eyes and tremble with the effort to get it vividly in my mind.
It runs away and I pursue it till I'm worn out and nearly in tears.
It never comes easily &mdash; and nothing comes just from my head.
I seem to have to transplant myself bodily.
That is how, I suspect, I lose the wood for the trees.    
But it is very much more important for the novelist to see the trees rather than the wood.    
Julia is not an artist, except in the kitchen; but she has something of her creator's buoyancy of mind, as well as her loathing of artificial sociability.
She contrasts well with the <head>solemn</head> Eleanor, her husband's cousin and in love with him, who tries to satisfy herself emotionally by writing to a prisoner of war and by frequenting a group of left-wing people.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40084" docsrc="bnc_HGN_1650">
<answer instance="solemn.40084" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
I suppose I should warm up the audience with a few Hound of the Baskerville howls, send Rainbow's eyes swirling round like Roman candles, and cause fruity Yiddish curses to croak and gibber from her mouth.
Then eject her from the taxi, propel her on to its bonnet, and let her do the business from Singin' in the Rain.
Then bring her back inside, complete with Groucho Marx cigar, to run through a repertoire of hoary Borscht-belt gags.    
Did you hear the one about the rabbi who sneaks out of the synagogue on Shabbos to play a secret game of golf when he should have been praying?
He's only a so-so golfer, but today of all days he gets a hole in one!
Hoo-ha!
That's his punishment, because he can never, never say a word about it!    
And did you hear the one about the rabbi caught out, on the most <head>solemn</head> fast-day of the year, slurping down a dozen oysters.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40086" docsrc="bnc_A0D_2691">
<answer instance="solemn.40086" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;No!
Surely not&hellip;&equo; exclaimed Tom.    
&bquo;What on earth from?&equo; asked Henry.    
&bquo;Brenda doesn't know,&equo; said Wendy, &bquo;but apparently poor Margot started being sick about one o'clock in the morning and then had a most frightful pain in her tummy.&equo;    
&bquo;At least Arthur would have been there,&equo; said her husband.
&bquo;Nothing like having a doctor in the house.&equo;    
&bquo;He got very worried and immediately sent for one of the consultants from the hospital.&equo;    
&bquo;I should think so&hellip;&equo; murmured Henry.    
&bquo;And the consultant wanted to know what she'd had to eat, of course&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;Of course.&equo;
Tom Witherington looked very <head>solemn</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40087" docsrc="bnc_J8M_5">
<answer instance="solemn.40087" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<answer instance="solemn.40087" senseid="solemn%5:00:01:serious:00"/>
<context>
and Ruth says I commit myself to him, he will now be my god, and therefore your people will be my people, your home will be my home, your destiny will be my destiny   the way is clear, she makes that greatest decision of her life, a decision that will affect the whole of her life   but its not as say a life decision is a commitment now, we, we, we are always confronted, day after day we are confronted to make decisions, some of you make decisions and were not too committed about them, and if things alter they will change our minds, not just a ladies prerogative to change her mind, men do it as well and things happen and we think oh no well, I won't go through with that I'll change my mind before its too late, but here Ruth she is not just making a decision, she is making a total commitment, a commitment that is worth time of the whole of her life, to promised to be loyal to   de   to Naomi and her deceased husband, she promises loyalty to Naomi's race and the people of god, but above all she acknowledge's Naomi's god and her willingness to follow him to the end, you know this, how she finishes of this commitment   where you die I will die its to the end   its to the end of my life, I will not walk out of it and even after you've gone mother in law, even after you are dead I am still committed to that decision, this decision I am making today where you die I will die, there I will be buried, and here she sorts of puts this <head>solemn</head> vow to this commitment, thus may the lord to do me and worse if any thing but death parts you and me.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40089" docsrc="bnc_EVG_1308">
<answer instance="solemn.40089" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
His sister&quot; face was pinched, her eyes large and dark against the paleness of her skin, and she looked for all the world like some sort of trapped animal.
His mother's expression was cold, her expression set, her lips pursed.
Without saying a word she began to gather up her pieces of paper.    
Patrick hovered around the door for a few moments and then finally decided to brazen it out.
Taking a deep breath, he walked slowly across the room and sat down in the easy chair directly facing his mother.    
&quot; You are recovered,&quot; she said eventually.    
&quot; I am much better thank you.&quot;    
 &quot; A remarkable recovery,&quot; Katherine said softly, removing her spectacles.    
Patrick nodded, unsure what to say.    
In the long silence that followed, the <head>solemn</head> ticking of the clock seemed very loud indeed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40090" docsrc="bnc_ANY_2469">
<answer instance="solemn.40090" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;Do they do that job all day?&equo;
Robyn asked.    
&bquo;All day, every day.&equo;    
&bquo;It must be frightfully hot work.&equo;    
&bquo;Not so bad in winter.
But in summer&hellip; the temperature can go up to a hundred and twenty Fahrenheit down there.&equo;    
&bquo;Surely they could refuse to work in conditions like that?&equo;    
&bquo;They could.
The office staff start whingeing if it gets above eighty.
But those two are men.&equo;
Wilcox gave this noun a <head>solemn</head> emphasis.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40094" docsrc="bnc_AE8_14">
<answer instance="solemn.40094" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
Nor was my father in any way unusual in his opinions, though he was unusually fierce in the vehemence with which he expressed them.
On the Twelfth of July each year, he would be one of tens of thousands who marched to display their common purpose and faith.
And of those tens of thousands the overwhelming number were decent, god-fearing men and women.    
The Twelfth of July parades, actually held on the Saturday nearest to the date in Scotland, were days of high excitement.
The order of events was the same each year: first, the bus or train ride to whatever town The Walk was to be held in; then being stationed somewhere from which I could see the parade.
It was a tremendous spectacle, part carnival, part mystical communion of the Elect.
At the front of the parade, the <head>solemn</head> men in dark suits and bowler hats, one of whom carried a Bible on a purple cushion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40098" docsrc="bnc_K95_3435">
<answer instance="solemn.40098" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
Horne could have been killed at any hour.
He studied Parchmeiner's girlish face.
&bquo;You are London-born?&equo; he queried, trying to look at the parchment lying on Geoffrey's desk.    
&bquo;No, Brother, I am not.
My family are Welsh, hence my colouring.
They moved to Bristol.
My father traded in parchments and vellum in a shop just beneath the cathedral there.
When he died I moved to London.&equo;
Geoffrey picked up the piece of parchment.
&bquo;My sister, now married, still lives there; she has just written inviting herself to town for the Yuletide season.
She, her husband,&equo; his face grew mock <head>solemn</head> , &bquo;and their large brood of children will bring some life to the Tower.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40100" docsrc="bnc_CHW_468">
<answer instance="solemn.40100" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
The game could be a bit quicker with more chances for catching opponents by surprise and I have no doubt that David Johnson (Watsonians, Glasgow and Scotland &bquo;A&equo; coach) will be studying the possibilities so that hopefully Watsonians will be at the fore in adapting their style.
Scotland too&equo;.          
PROBYN    
holding back the years    
If England prop JEFF PROBYN, now 36, had a motto it would be: if you're good enough, you're young enough.
But retirement is not the only dirty word in his lexicon as MICK CLEARY discovered.    
The hit man has been called in a few times to finish off Jeffrey Probyn yet never once has he managed to carry out his murderous brief.
The first Saturday of the 1992&ndash;93 season and there, as big a pain in the neck for the opposition as ever, is Probyn in his England colours.    
On several occasions the obituarists have been poised, ready to send the man to his grave with a few <head>solemn</head> words of recognition.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40101" docsrc="bnc_HGS_1940">
<answer instance="solemn.40101" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
If you can summon Victor, as Prospero summoned his unhappy servants, or help me in any other way, then I'll be grateful.
But hardly more grateful than I am already, if grateful is an adequate enough word!
Meanwhile, I send you these meditations, hoping they may help you to continue your great book.    
And with the meditations, less perishable than a willow leaf,    
My love, JOE BODENLAND              
13    
Some of the grand sidereal events of the universe are more accessible at night.
With humanity forced into the undignified retreat of its collective beds, the processes of Earth come into their own.
Or so I have found.    
Exactly why it should be so, I do not know.
Certainly night is a more <head>solemn</head> period than day, when the withdrawal of the sun's influence enforces a caesura to activity.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40106" docsrc="bnc_AC4_1562">
<answer instance="solemn.40106" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;Jinny, why not tell me what you're after?
You look really peculiar.
As though you're going to be sick.&equo;    
&bquo;I'll tell you in a minute,&equo; Jinny said shortly.
&bquo;And I  shall   be sick unless you hurry up.&equo;
 It's impossible  , her mind was saying.
 You're mad, you're mad, you're mad  .    
&bquo;There you are, then.&equo;    
Keith tossed the article across to her.
Three shiny pages folded together.
Jinny remembered it clearly because it had been quite different from all the <head>solemn</head> newspaper cuttings   Keith had shown her, and she had stopped to make fun of one or two of Harriet Shakespeare's more nauseating remarks.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40108" docsrc="bnc_ATE_3086">
<answer instance="solemn.40108" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
This time they saw him as a public enemy.
Pushing his cart and yelling like Dervishes, they jumped up and pinned him down.
Becky screamed but couldn't reach him.
Singing the national anthem they pushed John through the streets, finally dumping him in the Town Mill pond.
Meantime Becky had run to Mrs Beattie and brought back Elspeth and both of them, with the help of a man who was passing, pulled John out and walked him, dripping and stinking of the pond, back to his house and to his bed.    
Kenny didn't come home that night.
It was three days before he appeared and when he did he was in uniform.
He had been to Aberdeen and joined the Gordon Highlanders.
His mother cried, Elspeth was so proud, Becky couldn't believe it, but John was very <head>solemn</head> and quietly ordered his son from the house.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40111" docsrc="bnc_JXY_1635">
<answer instance="solemn.40111" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
&bquo;What was his name?&equo;    
She hesitated, but the mulish expression on Belinda's face indicated that she wasn't about to be fobbed off.
&bquo;Ian,&equo; she admitted at last.    
&bquo;Ian what?&equo;    
&bquo;Ian White.&equo;
She glanced at David and wryly saw that he seemed to be listening to this conversation with great interest.
Then to her amusement Belinda turned her attention to him.    
&bquo;Who's your girlfriend?&equo;    
&bquo;I don't have a girlfriend, Belinda.&equo;    
&bquo;Did you have one once too?&equo;
Her gaze was <head>solemn</head> , unblinking.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40113" docsrc="bnc_C85_749">
<answer instance="solemn.40113" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
She laughed often; a great sudden masculine sound, jerking her arms as if elbowing the   air out of the way.
Her brightly rouged cheeks crinkling into a fine network of wrinkles as she showed large yellow teeth.    
&bquo;You'll be the death of me, Mr Loveitt, dammee if you won't,&equo; she said, her voice as loud and hard as her laugh.    
The wizened man in black addressed as &bquo;Mr Loveitt&equo; said precisely:    
&bquo;It was no joke I assure you, Miss Jarman.
It would seem the voyage hardly warrants the payment of this dinner.&equo;
He bit delicately into a strip of goose breast.    
Miss Jarman's smile died.
She looked down the table to Captain Meredith facing her.
&bquo;That so, Captain?&equo;    
He nodded, suitably <head>solemn</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40116" docsrc="bnc_A77_1679">
<answer instance="solemn.40116" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
A member of the German Wire Company is conducting a line test on one of the telephones, and the Turkish interpreter, a young, olive-skinned Lance-Corporal with only two of his eighteen months' national service remaining, and known to all by his first name of Ercan because his surname is unpronounceable in English, is standing near the entrance drinking coffee and smoking a foul-smelling cigarette.      
Captain Piervittorio Stefanoni, the Italian Force Veterinary Officer, arrives at the entrance to the Command Post.
He is a small, bearded, rather rotund man in his late thirties, always jovial and yet a true professional who takes his responsibilities very seriously.
Accompanied by Major Clive Elderton, the Company Commander, and the interpreter, they set off for the local slaughterhouse some ten kilometres away.
They pass a pair of very <head>solemn</head> Turkish sentries from the Host Nation Support Unit, receiving a rather lethargic response to their cheery wave.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40117" docsrc="bnc_KLE_72">
<answer instance="solemn.40117" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
There are few people who are, who have had a more unique opportunity of welcoming Christ into their life, than Pilate had.
Over these, over those few hours   many times Pilate was faced with the Lord Jesus, and he recognized who he was.
Pilate had the opportunity of coming to him, but instead he delivered Jesus to be crucified.
How many people there are who have many opportunities of accepting Christ.
They hear about him, again and again, and still they, as the bible says, harden their heart and continue to reject him   just like Pilate.
The tragedy is that life has now become complex and involved, and they wonder if they can ever break themself from all those things that are now hindrances.
Break themself from all those things that hold them and that captivate them and hold their interest.
It is always a most <head>solemn</head> thing to turn down an opportunity of accepting Jesus Christ.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40122" docsrc="bnc_CEX_1260">
<answer instance="solemn.40122" senseid="solemn%5:00:00:serious:00"/>
<context>
Peering ahead, I could sense the whole world turning.
I thought about Adam and held a conversation with him in which everything turned out differently.
I thought of Flora and Richard.
He was saying to her,  Of course, they'll be all right with Elizabeth.   
 She's marvellously competent, you can always trust   her in an emergency.   
 I know she seems indolent on the surface, but underneath she has all this energy, like a coiled spring.   
 It's devastating, really.   
 She has this hidden strength  &hellip;    
Maybe this wasn't Richard, but someone else talking.    
I thought of Flora and her two ruined marriages.
Pickthorne was thick-lipped; a heavy, <head>solemn</head> man like a bulldog.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40126" docsrc="bnc_APM_906">
<answer instance="solemn.40126" senseid="solemn%5:00:01:serious:00"/>
<context>
Franca guessed that Alison's appearances were part of a plan of Jack's to make Franca used to &bquo;having her around&equo;.
Sometimes Jack would bring Alison and leave her with Franca, or Alison would &bquo;drop in&equo; on Franca after seeing Pat.
Franca did not initiate any meetings.
On these occasions Alison gave Franca some embarrassed or &bquo;significant&equo; looks, but did not renew attempts to have a talk about the &bquo;situation&equo;.
Franca led the conversation in a cheerful tone, Irina and Marcus and Patrick providing abundant subject-matter.
Pat's recovery, miraculously initiated, had not proceeded miraculously fast.
Doctor Hensman was still in charge, making <head>solemn</head> authoritative pronouncements and predictions, and behaving as if it were he who had cured the patient.    
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="spade.40003" docsrc="bnc_AC9_1488">
<answer instance="spade.40003" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The application of computer technology in the excavation process itself has been a major area of growth over the last decade.
Personal computers   are now commonly found in site huts, even in remote locations where they can be powered by car batteries.
Modern scientific excavation techniques yield prodigious quantities of data, and the abilities of even quite simple personal computer database programs to organise, tabulate and sort this information offer the archaeologist very obvious benefits.
Such computer software is rapidly becoming the archaeologist's workhorse, both during the excavation process in circumstances where immediate feedback is desirable, and afterwards to help in preparing the final published report.
Invaluable as this sort of computing may be, the archaeologist's <head>spade</head> reveals more interesting and mathematically challenging problems.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40004" docsrc="bnc_CJV_534">
<answer instance="spade.40004" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
On several occasions a rope between us went tight.    
As I turned around each time I could see Mark crouching in the snow.
My mind began to play tricks, and I just assumed he was examining the snow structure for some reason.
He finally admitted that he was simply falling asleep as he walked along.    
We were soon   ensconced   in our sleeping bags outside the refuge.
It was a beautiful starry night, far from freezing.
Before sleep overtook us, we reflected on our last few days' climbing.    
We had learnt a lot, used caution and prudence, and contended with the usual rigours of the mountains and the cold.
But most of all we realised that if skill, fitness and commitment are not enough, we would &bquo;just need a big <head>spade</head> &equo;.              
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40010" docsrc="bnc_BNG_2210">
<answer instance="spade.40010" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Experiences leading to mathematical ideas can be encouraged by providing a range of equipment in various sizes.
Buckets in different sizes, as well as colours, encourage conversation between the children and between the children and adults.    
&bquo;Mine will be the largest sand castle.&equo;        
&bquo;Oh dear, it's too heavy for me to lift.&equo;    
Spades of various sizes encourage children to see who can fill buckets of the same size first, or dig the deepest holes.    
Children often match the colours of their equipment, but sometimes the smallest <head>spade</head> is the same colour as the largest bucket and further conversation can be encouraged as they discover it is not always easier to fill a small bucket with a large spade, than to fill a large bucket with a small spade.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40011" docsrc="bnc_FEB_321">
<answer instance="spade.40011" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Provided the soil is workable, a spit (spade's length) deep and not violently acid or alkaline, it will need little preparatory treatment.
Complete removal of weeds, including all the roots, is important, preferably by hand or while digging; incidentally, do remember that some of them may be the very plants you are intending to grow, though if the area contains horsetail it is better not to try growing perennial plants in it until you have been clearing out this weed for some years.    
Dig the soil to the depth of a <head>spade</head> or fork, and clear out the rubbish as you go large stones, glass, china, bottle tops, sticks, wire, plastic and so on &mdash; at the same time mixing in a thin layer of rotted garden compost, especially if the soil is shallow and only a few cm (in) deep on top of chalk subsoil.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40014" docsrc="bnc_CH0_159">
<answer instance="spade.40014" senseid="U"/>
<context>
She popped a glojo capsule into her mouth, and rolled it around on her tongue, not biting into it.
The buzz seeped through her body.
Some of the pain went away.
Some.    
There was something strange about the preacher's shades.
Jazzbeaux had been wearing them on and off for two days.
  They were clearer than regular dark glasses, and did funny things to her.
Once or twice, she thought she saw things in the periphery of her vision that couldn't be there.
Indistinct things, but somehow unsettling.
&bquo;Whassamatter, Jazzbie,&equo; Andrew Jean had asked, &bquo;you a loca ladybug?
You're spookola in <head>spades</head> this ayem&hellip; &bquo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40015" docsrc="bnc_CAD_3356">
<answer instance="spade.40015" senseid="ace_of_spades%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="spade.40015" senseid="P"/>
<context>
If you are  really   a &bquo;rebel&equo; band then let's see you stop posing and start offing a few pigs.
Here's a list for you &mdash; Jonathan King, MC Hammer, Simon Bates, Colin Moynihan and Edd The Jonathan-Kinging Duck.
Total bastards and enemies of mankind all of them.    
OK, so you'd probably end up getting gunned down by the SAS or something, but that's got to be a better end for a bunch of real rock terrorists than ending up as a Levi's advert.
Besides, you could go on a really severe diet and wear blonde wigs and blame it on Birdland.    
Nah, you're right.
Nobody would believe you.        
QUALITY LETTER WRITING &mdash; A FEW SAMPLES FROM THIS WEEK'S MAILBAG      
Julian Cope is the TRUE god.
Lee Mavers is a twat.
Motorhead are shite except for &bquo;The Ace Of <head>Spades</head> &equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40019" docsrc="bnc_ABA_285">
<answer instance="spade.40019" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="spade.40019" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
And the third factor was the splintering of the collective voice of the Chiefs of Staff as decision-making swung away from operational problems to arguments over the Defence programmes.
Each Chief had to pay far more attention to the interests of his own Service in the cut-throat struggle for resources in a declining market.
It became extraordinarily difficult for them to speak with one voice on critical issues.
In consequence, Secretaries of State tended to look elsewhere within the Ministry and elsewhere for impartial advice.    
The progressive loss of the Chiefs of Staff Committee's influence in the Defence commodity market led to a failure to formulate a military strategy that was understood and accepted in the main market-place of Whitehall.
Reviews of strategy turned into financially-driven Defence reviews, in which pruning hooks were more prominent than <head>spades</head> to plant new strategic ideas for the future.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40023" docsrc="bnc_FF0_391">
<answer instance="spade.40023" senseid="ace_of_spades%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Then there was what we might call the backgrounder, the detective story in which interest lies as much in the setting as in the puzzle.
There was, too, the how-dun-it, the book in which it soon becomes evident who the murderer is but in which he or she cannot be brought to satisfying justice unless some ingenious, proof-defying method used is brought to light.    
There was as well, similar but a whole step in advance, the why-dun-it, the book which depends for its interest on showing that someone   who could easily enough have committed a certain murder but who on the face of it was incapable of that particular crime (i.e. one who had J. C. Masterman's aces of <head>spades</head> , hearts and diamonds but apparently not clubs) is nevertheless seen eventually to be psychologically capable of that crime after all, once probed deeply enough.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40027" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1077">
<answer instance="spade.40027" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Flies zigzagged across the room, speeding about their business like bees in swarm.
As Chola was kneading the dough, they hovered over it in hissing black droves, and she stopped occasionally to pick out the ones she accidentally squashed, like currants.    
They ate outside but the flies, with dogged persistence, spoiled their food.
Everyone had seen the dead dog on the path, bloated and grey and bald where it lay in the mud, and the heaps of   excrement, all teeming with the same flies that were sharing their food: and the association flooded their throats like vomit.    
Even the rain no longer seemed fresh: it congealed in the sullied air, splattering into filthy stinking puddles, hammering the roof and churning up the packed mud until it was slushy and loose.
In the mornings Kalchu beat the mud down with a flat wooden <head>spade</head> to compress and seal it.
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<answer instance="spade.40028" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
but the unflappable soul gradually argues its way in past Peter, Thomas, Paul and finally God, nonplussing the saints by reminding them of their faults in life, but making a moral and liturgical claim on God's final grace.
The conclusion of the tale:   (Trickery achieves more than force can do)    
could stand as the epitome of the whole fabliau corpus.    
Considerably more sacrilegious, albeit in a flippant way, is Du Con qui fu fait a la besche,&quot; Of the cunt, which was made with a spade&quot;, in which God is presented as having forgotten to give Eve   genitals and then allowing the Devil to remedy this, on the condition that he neither adds to nor takes anything away from God's creature.
The Devil chooses to model the appropriate part with a <head>spade</head> , and for good measure farts on the woman's tongue, rendering woman innately garrulous (another antifeminist commonplace).
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<instance id="spade.40030" docsrc="bnc_CHJ_42">
<answer instance="spade.40030" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Five mile ramble led by John Merrill starting at Meden Trail car park, Pleasley. 2&ndash;5.30pm then tea and bus back to car park.  .    
1 Woodland walks in Rossendale looking for insects and fungi with Lancashire Wildlife Trust.      
1 Guided six hour walk around the foothills of the Old Man of Coniston.      
4   Gentle guided walk starting at 10.30.        
8   Guided 3.5 hour moorland and valley walk starting at Robbers Bridge, over Chalk and Weir Waters.      
15   Help clear scrub to allow orchids to grow.        
26 Glasgow launch of National Tree Week.   
1,000 trees to be planted on the banks of the Clyde.        
29 Conservation project at Whaley Thorns Heritage Centre, Nottinghamshire, to rescue hawthorn trees from a meadow.
<head>Spades</head> and instruction provided.      
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<instance id="spade.40032" docsrc="bnc_H8L_447">
<answer instance="spade.40032" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The gardener, suddenly aware of him, reared erect to his full impressive six-feet-two and stood still, narrowly observing this unchancy opponent.
The boy gazed back sweetly, forbearing from touching anything, and daring anyone to challenge his intentions.
He was a good-looking boy, and knew it.
He was pushing manhood, and much too well aware of that, though he believed himself to be much nearer maturity than he actually was.
Twice he advanced a hand with deliberate teasing towards the hook that sustained the rope on the posts, and twice diverted the gesture into something innocuous.
The gardener narrowed long, grey-blue eyes and made never a move.
The boy stretched out a foot under the rope, and prodded with the toe of a well-polished shoe at the edge of one of the ominous cracks in the grass.
The gardener, with deliberation, put down the <head>spade</head> he held, and took one long step to circle the obstruction between them.    
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<instance id="spade.40035" docsrc="bnc_CJV_451">
<answer instance="spade.40035" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The streets and bars were deserted, and for once the incessant noise and bustle had abated.
It seemed everyone was up in the mountains enjoying the glorious weather and the last few days skiing of the year.    
Snell Sports, too, was deserted.
Down in the basement, Mark expertly kitted us out with mountaineering skis, boots, skins and harscheisen (crampons for skis) &mdash; we would be skiing in to our climbs.    
The assistant eyed us coolly.    
&bquo;Which climbs do you want to make?&equo; he enquired.    
&bquo;Oh, perhaps the Walker Spur,&equo; I admitted reluctantly, knowing I could never even ski to the bottom of it.
&bquo;But I think it may be too icy,&equo; I added, as a let-out clause.    
&bquo;It does not matter about the ice,&equo; the assistant replied, philosophically, &bquo;you just need a big <head>spade</head> .&equo;    
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<instance id="spade.40036" docsrc="bnc_C95_2956">
<answer instance="spade.40036" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
And, by now, it had started to rain.    
The kids helped me pile up the slabs and we &bquo;borrowed&equo; a   barrow from the house-renovators next door to transport the broken humps of concrete, via some wobbly ramps, to a spoil heap up   the   garden.
By now, it was raining enough for the covers to go on over at Wimbledon.
And I began to discover some recent local history as I delved deeper into this pit of hell.    
My friend the builder (I met him, once, and he was ever such a nice bloke) had been most creative in his choice of rubble.
There were the usual bricks, of course, but how do you explain a steel-capped boot, or a marmalade jar, or a complete, if rusty, electric junction box?    
Worse was to come, as my <head>spade</head> hit something solid that wouldn't respond to leverage.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40038" docsrc="bnc_HWX_2115">
<answer instance="spade.40038" senseid="ace_of_spades%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="spade.40038" senseid="P"/>
<context>
The banner &bquo;Faith Hope Love&equo; has none of the cynicism of Megadeth's &bquo;Peace Sells&hellip;
But Who's Buying?&equo;.
It is simply, King's X's creed.    
Their music is driven by soul-searching.
This record, like its precursors, is restless, questioning (&bquo;We Are Finding Who We Are&equo;).
Its words are deeply personal (&bquo;I only know what I believe&equo;) but they also paint a bigger picture, of man in The New Age.
And that completes this week's Pseuds Corner.
While not as haunted or bizarre as Celtic Frost's &bquo;Into The Pandemonium&equo;, &bquo;Faith Hope Love&equo; is a broad work.
There's plenty of hard riffing here, but &bquo;Mr Wilson&equo; begins quirkily, fussily, like The Beatles on &bquo;Sgt Pepper's&equo; &bquo;Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite&equo;, and the next song, &bquo;Moanjam&equo;, roars off like Motorhead's &bquo;Ace Of <head>Spades</head> &equo;.
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<instance id="spade.40040" docsrc="bnc_HGT_1806">
<answer instance="spade.40040" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The smoke was getting worse, travelling at surprising speed across the room &mdash; she would have to do something.    
&bquo;What the hell are you up to now?&equo;
Robyn caught sight of Luke's furious face as he strode across, and momentarily closed her eyes.
&bquo;For heaven's sakes,&equo; he growled irritably, &bquo;I can't leave you alone for five minutes, can I?&equo;    
Robyn coughed violently and wiped at her by now streaming eyes.
&bquo;It's not my fault!&equo; she choked breathlessly.
&bquo;How was I to know the chimney would be blocked or whatever it is that's wrong with the thing?
You said make yourself at home!&equo;    
&bquo;I didn't mean completely wreck the place!
Look at this room!&equo;
He went out and returned a moment later with a metal bucket and <head>spade</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40042" docsrc="bnc_AN4_1005">
<answer instance="spade.40042" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
A lovely Theme!&hellip; 'TIS true, but then    
We'll leave it to a softer Pen:    
Those transient Joys will fade too soon,    
We'll therefore skip the Hony-Moon      
&lsqb;ML, 1, 83&rsqb;.    
Leapor is here parting company with conventional love poetry, leaving that to others who have &bquo;a softer Pen&equo;; Swift himself gives some space to describing wedding festivities, though the bitter revelation is expected shortly.
At this point in the poem, Leapor, like Swift, attempts to account for the eventual unhappiness of the marriage.
For Swift, the reason is that the marriage is based on an idealization of the woman.
Marriage brings with it a disconcerting reality:     
How great a Change! how quickly made!    
They learn to call a <head>Spade</head> , a Spade.    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40044" docsrc="bnc_ECM_1662">
<answer instance="spade.40044" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
While Barbara Barnes, the nanny to Lord and Lady Glenconner's children, was employed it was made clear that Diana would be intimately involved in her children's upbringing.
Initially she breast-fed the boys, a subject she discussed endlessly with her sister Sarah.    
For a time the joy of motherhood overcame her eating-disorder.
Carolyn Bartholomew who visited her at Kensington Palace three days after William was born recalls: &bquo;She was thrilled with both herself and   the baby.
There was a contentment about her.&equo;
The mood was infectious.
For a time Charles surprised his friends by his enthusiasm for the nursery routine.
&bquo;I was hoping to do some digging,&equo; he told Harold Haywood, secretary of the Prince's Trust one Friday evening.
&bquo;But the ground's so hard that I can't get the <head>spade</head> in.
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The lead to the first trick was the 2 of Hearts.
Whatever right hand opponent now plays to this first trick, you clearly have at least three tricks in Hearts, together with the Ace of Diamonds.
Unfortunately, there is no way, without help from the oppositions, to get into your partner's hand to make the remaining Diamond tricks.
How then are you going to plan to make this contract?    
There is no automatic way to make nine tricks in a hand like this, but you have the comfort of knowing that it will not be easy for the defence either.
At trick two you cash the Ace of Diamonds and thereafter the defence cannot dare to lead Diamonds and must always lead another suit at you any time they are on lead.    
What should you do at trick three?
Clearly, the best suits in which to make tricks are <head>Spades</head> and Hearts.
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<instance id="spade.40049" docsrc="bnc_HNK_589">
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<context>
Perhaps a quick cup of coffee?
He took an armchair near a monstrously large television screen (the sound had been turned right down) and silently challenged Malone, the conference, and indeed the Party, to bring him back to life.    
He was awakened later by the sound of laughter and, heaving himself out of his chair, he joined two Tories, John Taylor, the unsuccessful candidate for Cheltenham, and Mirj Deva, who had been elected for Brentford and Isleworth.
They had lunched together.
Approaching them were three people in line abreast: Nigel Lawson, his son Dominic of the Spectator, and his beautiful daughter, the journalist Nigella Lawson.
As the six of them met, Joshua congratulated Nigel on his hand.    
&bquo;What hand?&equo; was the reply.    
&bquo;Three of a kind beats two <head>spades</head> .&equo;    
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<instance id="spade.40053" docsrc="bnc_CBC_7726">
<answer instance="spade.40053" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="spade.40053" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
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CANADIAN Lothaire Bluteau, star of the recent epic Black Robe, first made his mark in the superb satire Jesus Of Montreal.
The English-subtitled film is released on Monday (Artificial Eye, &pound;15.99).
THOSE romantic softies at CIC Video have brought out a Ghost gift set.
For &pound;19.99 young hearts can have a copy of the blockbuster Patrick Swayze movie and a silver-plated picture frame.
WITH Christmas in mind BBC Video is rushing out the Michael Palin's current TV odyssey Pole To Pole on December 10.
The double tape set is &pound;19.99.        
Video View    
By Steve Howard    
THERE is something delicious about watching Hollywood turn on its own.
Everyone gets it in <head>spades</head> in director Robert Altman's wicked satire The Player (Guild, 15, out now).    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="spade.40055" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Crap, crap and bloody good, yes and er    middling!    
 Why do  you always have poor?   
Weak?     
I want to convey that meaning but I would rather not use that word.   
It is poor.   
Yes, I know   but we're  sensitive      
 I've seen some words       we     we      
 Not me!
  I would really call spade    
 On on the ten point scale Alan    
a <head>spade</head> !   
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<instance id="spade.40058" docsrc="bnc_CGP_754">
<answer instance="spade.40058" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Fans of the exciting Paul Mitchell Systems range will be aware of the company's relentless campaign for a better world.
All haircare products are produced without animal testing and the company runs a solar energy farm in Hawaii, producing Awapuhi, one of the innovative ingredients in the range.
Founded by friends John Paul Jones Dejoria and the late Paul Mitchell, the company has gone from strength to strength, both in the USA and Great Britain and in memory of Paul Mitchell, a host of stars turned out recently for a tree planting ceremony.
If you happened to be in Hyde Park on October 21st, you may have seen celebrities like Gloria Hunniford, Lyndsey De Paul, James Coburn and Roger   Daltrey   with <head>spade</head> in hand in aid of the Prince of Wales Trust (they're all devotees of Paul Mitchell products, I'm sure!).
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<instance id="spade.40059" docsrc="bnc_K4W_4968">
<answer instance="spade.40059" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Michael has still not regained consciousness since the attack.
Hospital staff described his condition as poorly but stable.        
A PAIR of badger baiters were convicted yesterday with the help of the man behind several BBC TV wildlife documentaries.    
Dr Stephen Harris, who scripted Brookside and other badger watch documentaries, was in court to see Lee Yafano and John Haytey admit digging for badgers.    
Teesside magistrates heard how the two Middlesbrough men used an electronic tagging device to track a terrier as it bore down on badgers in a well known sett.    
The dog had a metallic collar which could be traced by a hand-held detector, operated by the men on the surface.    
Simon Caterall, prosecuting, said the men were armed with a <head>spade</head> , net and snare ready to dig out and catch the prey.    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40065" docsrc="bnc_GV1_195">
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<context>
Particular care should be taken to backfill under the shelves.    
 Fig. 2   (d) The finished pool, edged with paving and established with marginal plants and waterlilies.        
THE CONCRETE POOL    
The concrete pool still has its adherents and rightly so, for a properly laid concrete pool is as good as any other and has the added advantage of being flexible in design.
The design should embody all the aspects discussed, but is often difficult for the newcomer to visualize.
So, before lifting the spade, take a length of rope or hosepipe and mark out the pool's shape on the ground.
This ensures that the pool fits into the general scene and is of compatible size.
The external shape can be marked out with the <head>spade</head> and the excavation begun.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40068" docsrc="bnc_HJ3_3435">
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<context>
Top man: Michael Duffy, Northern Ireland's top ranked player was in fine form in the Rathkenny Open Classic in Ballymena this week with a 127 clearance.
Julian Logue of Coleraine was also in form with a 110 break the same evening.        
ALTHOUGH I promised you last week that I'd bring details of the all Ireland Schools teams competition this week, I'm afraid that I don't have full details to hand as yet, so I'll hold it over to next week.    
My hand today comes from a duplicate pairs game played at the St Malachy's club earlier this week.
It features a well thought out line of play which reaped a just reward.
Sitting South, playing pairs at love all, you hold AQ7 K965 932 1096.
North deals and opens one club, East passes and you respond one heart.
West butts in with a bid of three <head>spades</head> &mdash; weak &mdash; and North bids four hearts.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40071" docsrc="bnc_HP6_617">
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<context>
In order to make this contract you now have to hope that he had precisely 3 Clubs, leaving him with precisely 3 Diamonds and that these Diamonds include the Queen.    
At the next trick you cash your winning Jack of Spades and then play the Ace of Diamonds followed by the King of Diamonds followed by another Diamond.
Your prayers are answered.
West wins this third Diamond trick with the Queen and all he has left in his hand are 3 Hearts, and whatever card he plays he must give you the last three tricks in that suit.    
Can you see how West could have defended the hand better other than leading a Club at the first trick?
Look at the effect of playing the Queen of Diamonds under the King of Diamonds, thus throwing away a clear winner.
You now make all four Diamond tricks on dummy, but you only have one trick in Clubs, one in Hearts and two in <head>Spades</head> to go with them, making a mere eight tricks in total.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40072" docsrc="bnc_G0X_1180">
<answer instance="spade.40072" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Spirits make it go round and round.
Tee, hee, hee.&equo;    
I have broken Elizabeth's doll.
I threw it on the cobble-stones and   Elizabeth cried.
I cannot speak.
If I could speak, they would say I am mad.
Because I cannot speak, they say I am mad.
Elizabeth said to Hywel it was her doll when she was a little girl and she had loved it, and Hywel said, &bquo;More fool you.&equo;
And she dried her eyes.    
Beuno buried the doll under a rowan tree.
She cried to   Beuno   that it had been her doll when she was a little girl and she had loved it, and he took the <head>spade</head> , and dug a hole, and buried it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40076" docsrc="bnc_K6P_367">
<answer instance="spade.40076" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It was alright, I didn't mind working the flail and the two could work the flail together.
one standing opposite other one.
And one was striking one time and the other one the other.
Mhm.    
Oh right.    
Aye.
Mhm.    
Was it efficient, does it work fine?    
Oh aye it worked fine.
And   I've seen when   getting corn er just right er dressed for   the mill, I've seen us er doing with a spade and that and a tub.
Cup a bag or corn into the tub a big wooden tub and get a sharp <head>spade</head> and keep   chobbing   with a spade in the tub.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40077" docsrc="bnc_HP6_618">
<answer instance="spade.40077" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
At the next trick you cash your winning Jack of Spades and then play the Ace of Diamonds followed by the King of Diamonds followed by another Diamond.
Your prayers are answered.
West wins this third Diamond trick with the Queen and all he has left in his hand are 3 Hearts, and whatever card he plays he must give you the last three tricks in that suit.    
Can you see how West could have defended the hand better other than leading a Club at the first trick?
Look at the effect of playing the Queen of Diamonds under the King of Diamonds, thus throwing away a clear winner.
You now make all four Diamond tricks on dummy, but you only have one trick in Clubs, one in Hearts and two in Spades to go with them, making a mere eight tricks in total.
You are then obliged to play a <head>Spade</head> from the dummy and East will win it with his 10 and cash his winning Club for the setting trick.    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40079" docsrc="bnc_ADM_1824">
<answer instance="spade.40079" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Crossing the humpy floor, I looked out of a doorless doorway and saw, half hidden in the grass, the red tiles of the porch where the young Harvey-Beaumonts had sat, celebrating St George's Day by tapping their feet to the brassy music of the band of the Black and Tans.
No wicker chairs could be seen there now, only a rusty harrow baring its teeth in the long grass like a mantrap.
Names of infant Mulverins had recently been scratched on to the wall.
To give the children a surprise on their next visit, I took a small toy lion from my plastic carrier bag and pressed it into a hole in the edge of the doorway.
Then I hurried back to the taxi.
So that was the last roar of the English lion at Holford House.    
To my consternation, I found the taxi was empty.
Looking round, I found the farm entrance, where my driver and young Mulverin the farmer both greeted me cheerfully.
A jovial, curly-headed man, Mulverin was squelching around in a muddy yard outside the cowshed, mucking out with a <head>spade</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40080" docsrc="bnc_BNY_340">
<answer instance="spade.40080" senseid="garden_spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
The hole you dig should be round, not square, since there is much less effort expended in digging a round hole &mdash; and if the digging is down through a grassed surface the size of the hole can be anticipated and one complete turf taken out to be replaced later.
This makes the ground look as though it had never been disturbed.
The graft, like the long spade, has a slightly rounded cutting edge, which again needs to have a good but not a sharp edge to it.
Use the graft for the first two or three feet (60 to 90 centimetres) of the hole and thereafter use the long spade.    
If I am ferreting single-handedly there is no need for any other digging implement.
I have always found that I can fill in easily enough with the graft &mdash; and no one wants to be weighed down by the sheer weight of gear to be carried around.
Even so, if there are two of you working together an ordinary garden <head>spade</head> or even a shovel can be used by one man to fill in some holes while the other man uses the graft or long spade on a new excavation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40082" docsrc="bnc_A0G_2202">
<answer instance="spade.40082" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
  Could you suggest some helpful books for a keen amateur gardener who would like to know more about plants?    
  These books are extremely useful:  Encyclopaedia of Garden Plants and Flowers   (Reader's Digest &pound;24.95),  RHS Gardeners' Encyclopaedia of Plants and Flowers   (Dorling Kindersley &pound;27.50),  Perennial Garden Plants   by Graham Stuart Thomas (Dent &pound;19).        
Ace of spades for back back sufferers    
  Ages ago I saw on television someone using a special space with a lever action behind it, to help people with bad backs to be able to dig the garden.
Do you know what it is, and where I can get one?    
  We suspect you had seen the Terrex Autospade, which is made by Wolf Tools.
It is quite a hefty <head>spade</head> , with bicycle-type handlebars and a sprung lever at the rear, which you step on to activate it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40083" docsrc="bnc_BNY_1070">
<answer instance="spade.40083" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It is suddenly free of that distinctly ominous presence and sees its opportunity.
Should the rabbit &mdash; even the front rabbit &mdash; already be dead, there is no problem, but at this stage you are not aware of that so you cannot afford to take any chances.    
Your main safeguard is to ensure that the remaining rabbits cannot escape back into the burrow system.
So you block that   line of retreat by closing the route back into the system.
If the hole is a shallow one, it could be as little as a few inches beneath the surface.
This is an easy situation to tackle.
Delve your hand as far as necessary into the dead-end and retrieve what's up there.
If you cannot quite explore the full extent simply slice off another section of the hole with the <head>spade</head> and then reach further to complete the work.    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40085" docsrc="bnc_FEB_319">
<answer instance="spade.40085" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Having said that, it is possible to plant some in groups, and it is true to say that some thrive in soil which would normally be considered unsatisfactory.    
A position which provides shelter from wind is almost more important than one which receives all the sun available; wind is excessively drying and moisture is transpired from plants much more quickly than is realized, along with the essential oils, relatively&quot; heavy&quot; though they are.
Frost pockets, i.e. places where frost remains during the day when other parts of the garden have thawed, should be avoided, also soil where water stands in winter, but these are all qualifications applicable to general planting.        
Preparing the soil    
Provided the soil is workable, a spit (<head>spade</head> 's length) deep and not violently acid or alkaline, it will need little preparatory treatment.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40086" docsrc="bnc_CH5_4217">
<answer instance="spade.40086" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
WORTH &pound;9,500    
WELCOME to another Okay Day in our great series of phone-in car contests.    
Today's super prize is a Rover Metro 1.1s, worth around &pound;9,500 on the road, which will come to our winner fully taxed for a year and with a full tank of petrol.    
A nippy three-door hatchback, the Metro 1.1s is a car for all the family to enjoy.    
Passenger pleasure comes from the outstandingly comfortable seats in a beautifully crafted cabin while the driver enjoys excellent control, great   visibility   and a superb instrument layout.    
Special features include a 5-speed gearbox, 3 band radio/stereo cassette and a tilting, tinted sunroof.    
For your chance to be a proud owner, just study our picture, right.
How many <head>spades</head> can you spot?
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40088" docsrc="bnc_J11_1518">
<answer instance="spade.40088" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Shape two blobs for ears and a smooth &bquo;dome&equo; of buttercream for the snout.      
6    
Make the shorts.
Take a plum-sized ball of fondant, colour red and roll out thinly to a rectangle measuring about 5x12&middot;5cm (2x5inches).
Trim the edges and tuck around the body like a skirt.
Press a line with a knife down the front to divide the legs into shorts and then mark a line around the waistband.
Pinch the edge of the shorts with two cocktail sticks for a gathered elastic effect.      
7    
Shape a pair of sunglasses from white fondant and secure to the face with a dampened paint brush.
(The glasses' arms will be piped in later.)
Use the remaining fondant to shape the bucket, <head>spade</head> , toy boat, ghetto blaster and bottle of sun lotion.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40089" docsrc="bnc_CH5_4220">
<answer instance="spade.40089" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Today's super prize is a Rover Metro 1.1s, worth around &pound;9,500 on the road, which will come to our winner fully taxed for a year and with a full tank of petrol.    
A nippy three-door hatchback, the Metro 1.1s is a car for all the family to enjoy.    
Passenger pleasure comes from the outstandingly comfortable seats in a beautifully crafted cabin while the driver enjoys excellent control, great   visibility   and a superb instrument layout.    
Special features include a 5-speed gearbox, 3 band radio/stereo cassette and a tilting, tinted sunroof.    
For your chance to be a proud owner, just study our picture, right.
How many spades can you spot?
Three, four or five?    
Once you've decided the answer telephone this number: 0891 525 563 (From the Republic of Ireland 1550 123 697)    
Leave your answers and the number of <head>spades</head> you spotted on the line plus your name, address and telephone number.    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40093" docsrc="bnc_B10_185">
<answer instance="spade.40093" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
 Green   is the &bquo;go-ahead&equo; code for the type of behaviour you want from your children, the actions you always remember to praise and encourage: sharing toys with another child, perhaps, or going to bed without a prolonged fuss.
As your children get older you will probably want to encourage them towards a more unselfish view of the world by pointing out that their rights have to be balanced against the rights of others &mdash; and that includes their parents.
If you use the green code consistently the idea should be well rooted by the time they go to school.        
 Amber   is for &bquo;caution&equo; behaviour, which you don't encourage but tolerate because your child is still learning and making mistakes: something like digging holes in the lawn with his <head>spade</head> or hurling her toys across the room in a moment of fury.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40094" docsrc="bnc_K54_5884">
<answer instance="spade.40094" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Members of East and North Yorkshire Badger Protection Group joined forces with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, York Badger Group and Ryedale Badger Group to offer the rewards, and their efforts were boosted by a donation from an anonymous businessman.    
&bquo;We have &pound;750 for information leading to the prosecution of badger diggers and baiters, and a further &pound;250 from the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust upon conviction,&equo; said Mr Ken Wood, of the ENYBPG.    
Posters will go up to advertise the reward scheme and the animal lovers hope some of the shocking facts and figures included would spur the public into action.    
Every year more than 10,000 badgers are dug from their homes throughout the country and are battered with <head>spades</head> or have their jaws and legs broken before being put into baiting pits.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40099" docsrc="bnc_ATA_860">
<answer instance="spade.40099" senseid="spade%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
The sexuality of Black males is further emphasised in this short sequence by the comment, &bquo;The terrible thing is, I am unable to give the chicks my full attention in this weather&equo;, and &bquo;the weather is turning my blood to ice&equo;.
Thus the Blacks who have &bquo;taken&equo; the jobs of White men are seen as preoccupied with music and sex, even if their sexuality is tamed by the British climate.
Working is the last thing on their minds.    
The supposed attraction of certain White women to Black men is again accentuated by a young, White, overtly racist male protagonist through the comment, &bquo;You know what they say, they reckon that spades are special with the Janets; that's why they go for them&equo;; this is followed by raucous laughter from his fellow White workmates.
Blacks are <head>spades</head> , women are skirts, Janets; neither are individual human beings.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40100" docsrc="bnc_AAR_12">
<answer instance="spade.40100" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
When the jack appeared from East, declarer ruffed a club and ruffed a heart in dummy.
She was now in complete control.
The ace of diamonds and another club ruff were followed by a second heart ruff in dummy, leaving the following position:    
North &mdash; &mdash; 9 7 6 &mdash; West Q 9 8 &mdash; &mdash; &mdash; East &mdash; &mdash; Q J 8 &mdash; South A 10 10 &mdash; &mdash;    
Declarer now had a complete count of West's hand.
She led a losing diamond from dummy, on which she discarded the winning heart from the closed hand, and West was forced to ruff and concede the last two tricks.    
South's well-timed play had produced an overtrick on a hand on which a number of declarers actually went down in four <head>spades</head> , and, not surprisingly, the Israeli pair collected a complete &bquo;top&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40105" docsrc="bnc_BNY_1304">
<answer instance="spade.40105" senseid="long-handled_spade%1:06:00::"/>
<answer instance="spade.40105" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Give yourself a few lessons at the first opportunity.
Wait until a ferret fitted with a transmitter has taken up a fixed position       down a burrow.
Establish exactly where it is with the aid of the locator system&hellip; and then introduce your Norfolk long-spade. push the blade 10 or 12 inches (25 or 30 centimetres) into the ground immediately above the exact position of the ferret as defined by the locator and then put your ear to the ash shaft of the long-spade.
No other part of your body nor any part of your clothing should touch the spade &mdash; only your ear.
Everyone at the site must stand still.          
Success!
The ferret is in the pit and it cannot escape.    
Listening to rabbit/ferret activity underground with the Norfolk long <head>spade</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40106" docsrc="bnc_EFH_1792">
<answer instance="spade.40106" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;When it's really flaming away and it's the wood burning and not the Paraffin, then you put the lid back on loose, It may be that you've over-filled, which is fine.
Once you've put the lid on you get smoke coming out all around the edges, well, actually, it's steam you know.
The heat is being kept in by the lid and you get smoke coming all the way around.
It doesn't have to be a close fit, initially you want a very loose fitting so there's a draught.
So once again you feel that it is getting hot.&equo;    
&bquo;Then knock the lid down so that the rough edges are holding the lid in place, so to speak, and leave it again for a bit.
Maybe 10 minutes, something like that, it doesn't matter very much.
When you are sure the thing is hot, tip it over.
If it's too hot, use gloves or push it over with a <head>spade</head> and lift the other end up so now the holes that were in the bottom are now on top and there is smoke coming out of them.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40109" docsrc="bnc_HH0_3324">
<answer instance="spade.40109" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
One   long straight road runs like a main vein down the arm of Grand Isle.
A hundred or so houses sit on log stilts.
Telegraph poles push up into the living quarters protecting folk from the fickle rising seas.
Cars lurk beneath in the shade.
Blue skies are criss-crossed with a network of overhead wires.
Tarred poles are laden with electrical wires looped out and pinned back like huge bunches of charred bananas.
Anything underground might easily drown in floods.
In theory, the whole island could be live and extremely dangerous.    
We arrive after midday just as the sun is climbing high.
Open windows receive the sea breeze rolling off the glistening sea.
I feel like jumping out and running down to the sea's edge with bucket and <head>spade</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40111" docsrc="bnc_A4Y_140">
<answer instance="spade.40111" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
The opening lead of a small trump did not solve any problems and declarer set to work to eliminate hearts and draw trumps.
Then came the ace and king of spades and a low club from dummy.
East played low, the ten lost to the king and back came a low club.
As you can see, if West had led his last spade dummy would have been forced to ruff and successfully play the ace of clubs.
At least by leading a club he gave declarer a choice.    
There were a number of clues available to Robson: if West had still held the guarded queen of clubs he would almost certainly have kept and exited with his last <head>spade</head> ; if he had held both the king and queen of clubs he would have been equally likely to win the first club with the queen; and, from what had happened so far, it looked as though West had started with more clubs than his partner.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40114" docsrc="bnc_AD1_1695">
<answer instance="spade.40114" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
We say these things, we accuse others of madness   so lightly.
But my sister is unbalanced, At three-thirty on a Monday afternoon in March, she has become unbalanced in her mind.
Kathleen went into the safety of the big kitchen, and shut the door.
She had no idea what to do, less than if her sister had become violent and raved and attacked her, or claimed to be Lady Hamilton.
That was how insanity had always presented itself to Kathleen Lavender's imagination.
And now, here it was, calm and quiet and peculiar.
She glanced out of the kitchen window.    
Isabel was walking towards the bottom of the garden, where the apple and cherry trees grew, where the compost heap was kept.
She wore her old green and brown tweed coat, and her gardening gloves and, in her left hand, she carried the cardboard box.
In her right hand was a <head>spade</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40116" docsrc="bnc_GW0_3273">
<answer instance="spade.40116" senseid="spade%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Okay, so he was a porter, low man in the hierarchy, but this was the kind of time when the barriers went down and he didn't have to wear a label.
Usually, he'd make the most of it.    
But this time, he didn't feel the same.    
The Hook was a part of it, but it wasn't only that.
It was as if he'd crossed one of life's bridges; there was no going back, and the view wasn't the same any more.
Things went in phases.
Like with your first car, before you came to realise that every damn one of them ran down and rusted no matter what.
Or your first dog, where much the same applied.
There were things that you knew, and there were things that you only  thought   you new; and when something happened to shock you out of your ignorance, then the change in your perceptions could never be reversed.
Gary could remember with utter clarity the first time that some other kids had called him a <head>Spade</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40118" docsrc="bnc_EBW_1680">
<answer instance="spade.40118" senseid="P"/>
<answer instance="spade.40118" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Thoroughly researched discussion of major themes in Bellows's work, centering on his painting of the excavation of the foundations of Pennsylvania Station, New York, his boxing pieces and his depictions of working class life in and around New York City.
Doezema draws on a wide variety of primary sources, particularly magazine and newspaper articles, to assess the artist's work within the context of contemporary American society.        
Lincoln Kirstein Paul Cadmus (Pomegranate Artbooks, San Francisco, 1992) 144pp. many col. and b/w ills.    
This brings up to date the edition of 1984 on this renowned homo-erotic painter with one foot still in the closet, including all of the artist's paintings since that year.    
ARCHAEOLOGY        
Ronald T. Ridley The Eagle and the <head>Spade</head> : The Archaeology of Rome during the Napoleonic Era 1809&ndash;1814 (Cambridge University Press, 1992) 328pp, 78ills. &pound;50    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40122" docsrc="bnc_HRC_744">
<answer instance="spade.40122" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Then, having settled their men and their stewards and their womenfolk, if they had any, they moved eastwards to do the same for themselves and for others along the course of the Forth, and to drift, with an inquisitive eye, through the hills and croplands that lay southwards in Northumbrian hands.    
Their seniors attended Thorfinn, moving in rotation, so that he always had Osbern or Ansfred his son or Baldric or Hugh de Riveire or Flodwig or Salomon of the Val de Saire or some combination of these in his company, as was the rule with his mormaers and their leading men.
From wherever they lodged, the   couriers raced in and out, carrying orders and relaying messages.    
The wounds left by the gale were sore to mend.
It was well into the summer before the clang of the forge or the thud of mallet and axe meant anything other than repaired houses and fencing and barns: new scythes and <head>spades</head> instead of weapons; new bridges and malt-vats, new sledges and jetties, new creels and baskets and thatching instead of new ships.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40126" docsrc="bnc_FU5_1303">
<answer instance="spade.40126" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
and a neighbour's yellow labrador    
as we talked gardens, unearthed and brought    
a dirty glove-limp thing    
and dropped it on my feet.    
He had not even dug    
a hole, just pushed the bodies in    
like onion sets.    
In nightmares still I see my seedbed    
heave, a small white swimming paw    
break surface, and I slam    
the <head>spade</head> down hard.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40128" docsrc="bnc_GV1_193">
<answer instance="spade.40128" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
 Fig. 2   (c) Commence to fill the pool and, simultaneously, to backfill with sand or sifted soil.
The water level and backfill level should be kept the same to give maximum support to the pool.
Particular care should be taken to backfill under the shelves.    
 Fig. 2   (d) The finished pool, edged with paving and established with marginal plants and waterlilies.        
THE CONCRETE POOL    
The concrete pool still has its adherents and rightly so, for a properly laid concrete pool is as good as any other and has the added advantage of being flexible in design.
The design should embody all the aspects discussed, but is often difficult for the newcomer to visualize.
So, before lifting the <head>spade</head> , take a length of rope or hosepipe and mark out the pool's shape on the ground.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40130" docsrc="bnc_HP6_590">
<answer instance="spade.40130" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
This was won by the Jack in the West seat and another Heart was returned.
This now ensured four tricks in the Heart suit.
I now led out a further Club taken by the Ace in the West seat.
West returned his last Club.    
Having cashed the last Heart trick, I had now made six tricks, four in Hearts, one in Diamonds and one in Clubs.
I required to make three of the last four tricks in the situation shown below, knowing that both opponents also held only Spades and Diamonds at this stage:      
Up to this point, West had shown up with 4 Clubs and 3 Hearts and on the last Club had discarded a Spade.
East had shown up with 3 Clubs and 3 Hearts and had discarded 2 Diamonds.
At this point, there is only one possible way to make the remaining three tricks.
One of the opponents must hold precisely 2 <head>Spades</head> containing the Jack.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40131" docsrc="bnc_FYT_291">
<answer instance="spade.40131" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
At least sixteen people were killed, according to official sources, and a curfew had to be introduced.   
The demonstration followed a hunger strike and a wave of industrial disturbances, and was led by the National Democratic Party of Georgia, the Party of National Independence and two other nationalist groupings broadly similar in character to the popular fronts established in the Baltic.
Some of the demonstrators, Tass reported, had put forward &bquo;nationalist, anti-socialist slogans&equo; and had called for strikes, civil disobedience and the liquidation of Soviet power in Georgia; some &bquo;extremists&equo; had been armed with sticks, stones and metal objects.
Local sources insisted that all the dead had been unarmed and that they had been attacked with sharpened <head>spades</head> and a noxious gas, which had itself been responsible for the death of two women.   
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40134" docsrc="bnc_CK5_2513">
<answer instance="spade.40134" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
LONG BEFORE Negativland got right up U2's collective nose, they were busily cranking out a different kind of musical anarchy.
Their &bquo;81 &bquo;Points&equo; LP is considered to be their least successful venture by those who know, but what rattles out from every angle imaginable sounds pretty damn good to me.
Along with the usual sax, guitar, percussion set-up, the Negs have added a moped, puppies, meat, insects, a radio and some paper!
Their lust to be different is what produces music that is both peculiar and powerful.
You too should be listening to Negativland.        
OLIVER: Standing Stone    
THE OFFICIAL, artist-approved re-release of a private pressing from &bquo;74 that has since become a sought-after collector's item.
Oliver was, and still is, a farmhand who put down his <head>spade</head> one afternoon and picked up his guitar to tell the Robert Johnson story his way.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40135" docsrc="bnc_J0P_101">
<answer instance="spade.40135" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
It would be tedious to multiply the statistics of growing agricultural output and productivity.
What is more interesting is to discover how far these were due to industrialisation, and used the same methods and technology as were transforming industry.
Before the 1840s the answer would have been: to a very small extent.
Even during our period a great part of agriculture was conducted in ways which would have been quite familiar a hundred, even two hundred years earlier, which was natural since striking results could still be achieved by generalising the best methods known to pre-industrial farming.
The virgin lands of America were cleared with fire and axe, as in the middle ages; explosives for removing tree-stumps were at best ancillary.
The drainage ditches were dug with <head>spades</head> , the ploughs drawn by horses or oxen.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40139" docsrc="bnc_ED7_2414">
<answer instance="spade.40139" senseid="U"/>
<answer instance="spade.40139" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
Normally I'd be reaching for &bquo;annihilate&equo; button when faced with such an &bquo;aware&equo; and &bquo;right-on&equo; selection of topics but Leatherface succeed where so many others have failed by virtue of the tuneful tempestuousness of their music, an assault with melody, muscle and sheer conviction which is   irresistible  , and the fact that Frankie Stubbs never sounds like a po-faced preacher &mdash; unlike a certain other native of the North-East whose name I can hardly type without sending my blood-pressure into the red.    
&bquo;Mush&equo; is a terrifically exciting record, and one which presents new possibilities for a genre which was becoming far too complacent for its own good.
As Frankie roars at the close of &bquo;Not Superstitious&equo;, &bquo;We all need an attitude&equo;, Leatherface certainly have that&hellip; in <head>spades</head> .          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40140" docsrc="bnc_FS2_553">
<answer instance="spade.40140" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
He was sitting under a tree, playing on a wooden pipe.
He was about twelve, with a healthy red face and bright blue eyes.
There was a squirrel and a crow in the tree, and two rabbits sitting on the grass near him.    
&bquo;They're listening to the music!&equo; thought Mary.
&bquo;I mustn't frighten them!&equo;
She stood very still.    
The boy stopped playing.
&bquo;That's right,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Animals don't like it if you move suddenly.
I'm Dickon and you must be Miss Mary.
I've brought you the <head>spade</head> and the seeds.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40144" docsrc="bnc_ED4_308">
<answer instance="spade.40144" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Try  Lonicera fragrantissima  , a bushy honeysuckle (6ft high/6ft spread);  Viburnum fragrans   with pale pink scented flowers (9&ndash;12ft high); or winter sweet (  Chimonanthus praecox  ) with its violet perfume (10ft tall/8ft spread).    
Start a  Gardener's Diary  , with a page for each month.
Draw a plan on each page to show where the colour is each month, and add comments about future planting.        
FRUIT &amp; VEG    
There's still time to sow broad beans and peas for an early crop.
Beans should be about 6in apart and 2in deep, and benefit from being sown in blocks.    
Round-seeded peas like &bquo;Meteor&equo;, &bquo;Feltham First&equo; and &bquo;Little Marvel&equo; can go in.
You need a trench the width of a <head>spade</head> and about 1&frac12;in deep.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40146" docsrc="bnc_BNY_337">
<answer instance="spade.40146" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
This is quicker and easier to use when you first begin to dig the hole down towards your ferret and, hopefully, the rabbits.
Like the long spade, the graft has a rounded blade but this is longer than that of the long spade and the taper is sharper.
The handle is exactly the same as that of your ordinary garden spade or fork.
The hole you dig should be round, not square, since there is much less effort expended in digging a round hole &mdash; and if the digging is down through a grassed surface the size of the hole can be anticipated and one complete turf taken out to be replaced later.
This makes the ground look as though it had never been disturbed.
The graft, like the long spade, has a slightly rounded cutting edge, which again needs to have a good but not a sharp edge to it.
Use the graft for the first two or three feet (60 to 90 centimetres) of the hole and thereafter use the long <head>spade</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40148" docsrc="bnc_HP6_591">
<answer instance="spade.40148" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
This now ensured four tricks in the Heart suit.
I now led out a further Club taken by the Ace in the West seat.
West returned his last Club.    
Having cashed the last Heart trick, I had now made six tricks, four in Hearts, one in Diamonds and one in Clubs.
I required to make three of the last four tricks in the situation shown below, knowing that both opponents also held only Spades and Diamonds at this stage:      
Up to this point, West had shown up with 4 Clubs and 3 Hearts and on the last Club had discarded a Spade.
East had shown up with 3 Clubs and 3 Hearts and had discarded 2 Diamonds.
At this point, there is only one possible way to make the remaining three tricks.
One of the opponents must hold precisely 2 Spades containing the Jack.
I played out the King of <head>Spades</head> and the opponent in the East seat was fixed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40150" docsrc="bnc_BNY_780">
<answer instance="spade.40150" senseid="spade%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
There may well be many entrance holes, many more bolt-holes and every outward sign of rabbit occupation in numbers.
This is very possible but, what is clear is that the only course open to you is to introduce your ferrets and hope that they will bolt a reasonable number of the occupants, since the depths involved make digging out impossible.      
Four entrances to a relatively small warren.
The bolt-holes are inconspicuous.    
A large warren with ferreting complicated by trees and bushes.    
Where ferreting is curtailed in this way you may be able to trap the entrance holes and snare the nearby runs; you may also be able to crop the rabbits by night netting and by evening and night shooting.
But you can never effect a total kill.
In some situations of this sort digging out would call for an excavator, not a <head>spade</head> !    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40152" docsrc="bnc_HP6_600">
<answer instance="spade.40152" senseid="spade%1:06:01::"/>
<context>
I played out the King of Spades and the opponent in the East seat was fixed.
He held at that stage the Ace and Jack of Spades and 2 cards in Diamonds.
Whatever he did, I had the remaining tricks apart from the Ace of Spades.    
The second problem has a similar theme:      
In this case, however, a clue has been given to declarer in the earlier bidding.
The opponent in the West seat had made a call of a weak 2 Hearts, which suggested that he had a 6 card Heart suit and not many high cards in his hand.
He lead out the Jack of Hearts.    
Again, it is not clear where nine tricks are going to come from.
Having won the first trick with Ace of Hearts, the best approach seems to be to play on Spades.
Accordingly, for the second trick, the King of <head>Spades</head> is played from dummy and then the Queen of Spades to the third trick.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40153" docsrc="bnc_ARP_421">
<answer instance="spade.40153" senseid="spade%1:18:00::"/>
<context>
Because, in the current climate of debate, the drive to preserve the boundaries of class through culture can dissolve (slip?) too easily into a concern with race, with the myth of white ethnicity, the myth, that is, that you've got to be white to be British.
After all, there were few people of Asian or West Indian descent in Britain's pre-war working class communities.
And you don't often see black or brown faces in  Coronation Street  .        
BEING BRITISH    
Ethnicity can be defined as an identification with real or imagined racial or national traditions.
It is usually associated with oppressed minorities.
Rastafarianism, with its focus on the African heritage, is the most obvious example in this country of a cultural movement based on ethnicity.
But ethnicity is also an option for whites who feel neglected or excluded: &mdash; &bquo;The <head>Spades</head> have got their own culture&equo;, said Mickey, an East Londoner in his 30's.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40156" docsrc="bnc_FBE_414">
<answer instance="spade.40156" senseid="ace_of_spades%1:06:00::"/>
<context>
Again, it seems to follow that the perceptual experiences that observers have in the act of seeing is not uniquely determined by the images on their retinas.
This point has been made and illustrated with a number of examples by Hanson.    
What an observer sees, that is, the visual experience that an observer has when viewing an object, depends in part on his past experience, his knowledge and his expectations.
Here are two simple examples to illustrate this particular point.    
In a well-known experiment, subjects were shown playing-cards for a small duration of time and asked to identify them.
When a normal pack of cards was employed, subjects were able to accomplish this task very successfully.
But when anomalous cards were introduced, such as a red Ace of <head>Spades</head> , then, at first, nearly all subjects initially identified such cards incorrectly as some normal card.
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="stress.40001" docsrc="bnc_CFR_1509">
<answer instance="stress.40001" senseid="stress%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
Try placing a hot water bottle low down on your tummy and another at your back.
This will help you to keep warm and ease the pain.            
Preventative Measures To Use Every Day    
As we have said, it's not always possible to pin down the exact reason for Cystitis attacks, or why some women suffer so repeatedly.
But there are a number of &bquo;self-help&equo; measures you can include in your daily routine, which may help you prevent attacks in future.    
1.    
Drink at least three to four pints of bland liquid every day, this will keep your bladder &bquo;flushed&equo; free of bacteria.    
2.    
Go to the lavatory when you feel the need, don't try to &bquo;hang on&equo;, that causes <head>stress</head> to the bladder and may encourage an attack.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="stress.40004" docsrc="bnc_B33_17">
<answer instance="stress.40004" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
The emphasis throughout is on learning rather than teaching.
Included are some suggestions for making the best use of the opportunities and for overcoming the problems.      
Ward learning resources    
During her training, a student is assigned to various clinical areas for periods of six to twelve weeks.
In line with EEC directives, the programme now includes experience of geriatric, paediatric, obstetric, psychiatric and trauma care.
The community aspect of each specialty is also covered.
A learner therefore has to adjust to many different environments as well as learning about a particular specialty.
Too frequent changes in clinical work could produce a fragmented training and may put <head>stress</head> on the learner; but the more varied her experience, the more able the nurse will be in solving problems.
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Two animated child characters with Canadian accents are wittily drawn.
This helps adults use the video to understand the long-term effects of sexual abuse.    
The booklet not only gives good information about the subject but suggests open-ended questions to prompt children to talk.
One the principle that &bquo;children themselves often know what they need in order to heal but can't say it in words&equo;, there are some lively activities to pursue.    
Perhaps the ending of the video is too rosy, but then sexually abused children may need considerable reassurance that &bquo;good things can still happen&equo;.     
Primary task: The video's direct approach will appeal to children          
Stress in the workplace      
<head>STRESS</head> IN THE GROUP CARE SETTING    
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But while externally unchanged they have ceased to be our central &bquo;collective representations&equo;.
So that in a sense we have all been clipping, fleaing, and paring.
The poem is funny, but at everyone's expense.    
The effect of Eliot's reading about primitive religion is clear in &bquo;Mr. Eliot's Sunday Morning Service&equo; where, as in his Wundt reviews, he is concerned to stress the importance of the sexual element in religion.
Coming from the reading of Frazer, Durkheim, and others, he does this by linking Christian rituals to sex and the continuance of vegetation.    
Along the garden-wall the bees    
With hairy bellies pass between    
The staminate and pistillate,    
Blest office of the epicene.        
From the opening word, &bquo;Polyphiloprogenitive&equo;, the <head>stress</head> on religion as sexually oriented is evident.
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Handouts are available on request at Community Centre reception for most of these.    
Among the host of popular classes that have been running for several years &mdash; upholstery, art, body conditioning, keep fit, body talk, jazz dance, electronic organ, and two levels of French &mdash; there are also the more recent additions of appreciation of poetry, yoga for beginners and dressmaking.    
There are two new classes being run in the summer term: To prepare for those summer holidays, there is an Italian for beginners on Monday mornings and a five week course on Tuesday evenings set aside for couples and individuals who would like to explore &bquo;communication within the family&equo; with Jo Jordan, an experienced counselling therapist.    
She will be talking about better ways of communicating and improving one's lifestyle through reduced <head>stress</head> .
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I doubt if the soot would actively harm your fish, but a little goes a long way.
If you cannot resolve the matter amicably, I suggest you contact the local council &mdash; not with a view to making a direct complaint, but just to establish what the regulations are concerning open fires.
If she is in breach of these and will do nothing to remedy the situation check with other neighbours, to see if they are suffering from any soot fallout on washing lines and so on.    
Remember, before you approach the council, that they may be more than interested in the quantities of water necessary to run your ponds&hellip; you may end up with the officials knocking at your door.    
I hope the matter can be cleared up, as living at war with neighbours can be stressful &mdash; and fishkeeping is all about relieving <head>stress</head> .            
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Dominant social attitudes towards retirement place the personal needs of older people in a subservient position to the perceived social and economic interests of the wider society, and it is this that causes many older people problems, bringing into question their personal value and worth, and placing them under considerable social stress.    
Counselling should place the needs of individuals, their situation, feelings and attitudes, into a position of primacy.
The effects of retirement can only be understood on an individual basis, its significance depending upon a personal   interpretation of the value and importance of work, and what the individual wants and expects from the rest of his or her life.
It is this subjective evaluation that determines whether retirement results in personal satisfaction or emotional <head>stress</head> .    
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Even the same person reacts differently on different occasions, depending on how fit they are and on other circumstances at that time.    
Stress may result from a sudden dramatic turn of affairs or a so-called &bquo;life-event&equo;, but it is more often largely the result of long-term overwork or anxiety.
Years of caring for a sick, disabled or elderly relative, or months of waiting to hear whether a job is to end, cause stress to accumulate in our lives.
It is easy to be unaware of the pressures we are under until they have built up to a head.
We sometimes surprise ourselves as well as our near and dear ones by suddenly exploding into unreasonable anger over a trifling offence which just happens to be the last straw that breaks the camel's back.    
When we feel unwell in some way or another we do not always recognize <head>stress</head> as the culprit.
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For example, the presence of fossil salt lakes suggests hot and arid conditions; dune sand and soils cemented with minerals indicate deserts.    
The stratigraphic record can at best link these two important phenomena &mdash; the emergence of species and the long-term atmospheric temperature changes.
In other words, the stress forces of the Earth, in particular stresses brought about by severe changes in climate, and the changing chemical nature of the surface, may have contributed to the great expansion, and occasional contraction, of species within narrow phyla that evolved from the recognizable solid life in the oceans (oceanic life started, probably, in the Algonkian period, somewhere between 670 million and 600 million years ago).    
<head>Stress</head> can manifest itself in more than one way.
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Digestion can be upset: some people have bouts of diarrhoea or need to urinate a lot; others get constipated; people feel sick and sometimes are; more serious conditions like ulcers can develop.
Things happen to the skin: people sweat and go clammy; they may be flushed or alternatively may lose their   colour; spots, boils, rashes and other irritations can develop; and out.
People blame stress for changes to their hair: greying or balding are sometimes considered to be &bquo;premature&equo;.
<head>Stress</head> affects posture: often people look slumped, their shoulders sag and they hunch their back; alternatively they hold themselves very rigid so that the muscles of the shoulders and neck especially are set; their face takes on a fixed expression with perhaps staring eyes or clenched jaw; muscular tics and involuntary twitches can arise; for some people cramp is stress-related.    
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Excessive stress can damage the heart and it might not be a coincidence that cardiac disorders are most frequent at the time of waking or the hours just after.    
Some results from the study upon army volunteers who stayed awake for 72 hours in constant conditions and ate regular meals were considered earlier (Chapter 2, fig. 2.1).
In addition to doing &bquo;target practice&equo; and recording how tired they felt, the volunteers collected urine samples which could be used to estimate the concentration of adrenalin in blood.
fatigue ratings, the speed of shooting at a target, and the rate of urinary excretion of adrenalin are shown in fig. 4.1.
Note that the rhythm of adrenalin is timed opposite to that of fatigue and the same as that of shooting speed.    
Adrenalin is another &bquo;<head>stress</head> &equo; hormone.
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Flying dual, practise landings just beyond an obvious mark on the ground by manipulating airbrakes.
Self-criticism is needed if any landing is even a yard short of the chosen spot.        
Failure to allow sufficient speed for uphill slope    
Ideally, have dual landing practice on uphill slopes.
Otherwise, re-brief or think over all the aspects of misjudgements on slopes and the reasons for needing extra speed.        
Failure to make a good hold off and landing because of eagerness to get down    
Although often not practical, try to get dual experience at sorting out the landing after low final turns or upset approaches.
It is important to be able to recover composure after <head>stress</head> , to forget the low turn, and to get on with making a good landing.
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Nail-biting    
Drinking    
Relationships    
Irritable    
Impatient    
Sharp and abrupt    
Over-critical    
Sulking    
Strained &mdash; &bquo;want to be alone&equo;    
Dependency      
At work the signs of <head>stress</head> are:          
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The guitar is still privileged as the source of noise.
There needs to be renewed awareness of the capacity of the synthesizer and sampling to produce filthy, noxious tones.
There needs to be a realization of how far rock noise trails behind the avant garde and new jazz.
People have to attend to the possibilities for the human voice opened up by Diamanda Galas and Tim Buckley; listen again to Faust, Can, Hendrix, Sun Ra, Cabaret Voltaire, Suicide&hellip;        
THE VOICE    
All this depends still on the assumption that noise is a state with defined boundaries.
But if noise is the point at which language buckles and culture fails, then you could argue that noise occurs in moments, tiny breakages and <head>stresses</head> dispersed all over the surface of music, all kinds of music.
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These  might   be intrinsic to the very temperamental make-up which itself predisposes to psychosis: here it is instructive to recall Manfred Bleuler's description, cited earlier, of the schizoid personality, with its overtones of hard-edged indifference to others, a quality that many will recognise in the highly creative.
Another important factor is certainly intelligence.
Although difficult, psychometrically, to disentangle from creativity, intelligence, as measured by IQ at least, certainly seems to represent a distinguishable feature of cognitive performance and, to the extent that it is genetically determined, is probably separately inherited.
Almost all outstandingly creative people are high in assessed IQ, a fact which must surely protect them to some extent from mental breakdown, both directly and indirectly, in the first case, by providing them with more flexible psychological resources to cope with <head>stress</head> and, in the second, by enabling them to make socially valued contributions that strengthen self-esteem.
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Gassendi's empiricist views on the derivation of our ideas from sense-experience, on natural philosophy and its foundation in carefully considered observation, and his stress on the explanatory value of Epicurean atomism, were already well known to Hobbes and others when they were formally introduced into England via the publication, in 1654, of Walter Charleton's  Physiologia Epicuro-gassendo-Charltonia: a Fabrick of Science Natural upon the Hypothesis of Atoms, Founded by Epicurus, Repaired by Petrus Gassendus, Augmented by Walter Charleton  .
Charleton was involved from its early days with the subject of the next chapter, The Royal Society of London for the Improving of Natural Knowledge.        
The Royal Society of London for the Improving of Natural Knowledge (1660&ndash;)    
In Chapter 1, and along the way, we have seen how a characteristic feature of seventeenth-century thought was its anti-Aristotelianism.
In general, the Aristotelians were thought to lay too much <head>stress</head> on words and books, terminology and merely verbal classifications, and debate and controversy, and too little on things and observation of the world.
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Representing the individual as a series of interpenetrating planes of increasing fineness and subtlety makes it easier to appreciate how changes on any one plane can affect the others.
This relationship is illustrated in an alternative fashion in Figure 6.
For instance, changes on the physical plane as a result of a toxic substance or an infection can have an effect on the emotional and mental planes.
That this does happen is well known.
Possibly the commonest example is the post-flu depression that can last for a number of days or even weeks after the physical symptoms of the influenza infection have cleared up.
Conversely, <head>stresses</head> on   the mental and emotional levels can have an effect on the physical body; for example, duodenal ulcers in executives under pressure or bereavement triggering off rheumatoid arthritis.
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Ask your local Social Services Department for advice and for detailed information about the services they provide.    
They will also be able to give information about local voluntary agencies which may be able to offer you advice or support, and also about local services for people with special difficulties such as problem with alcohol, drugs or gambling.        
Relationships    
Every area will have a Relate office for advice on marriage and partnerships.
Counsellors are available to talk to and advise individuals and couples about marital or partnership problems, preparing for marriage and parenthood.    
For information contact your local Relate office (address and telephone number in your local phone book).        
Other Difficulties    
Many problems can cause <head>stress</head> or personal difficulty, which in turn can affect your health.
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You will probably find that you perform very badly and feel dreadful for the first few minutes.
Take a rest and try again &mdash; it is amazing how much better you do the second time around.
Exercising before breakfast seems to &bquo;clean the slate&equo; for the body, before it has to deal with a new dose of food.    
Try to spend plenty of time with other people, especially people outside   your immediate family.
If you find yourself endlessly talking about your illness or your diet, as you may begin to do, make a big effort to occupy your mind with other things.    
Restrict yourself to one news bulletin a day, or avoid the news and newspapers altogether.
The constant exposure to doom and gloom that most of us take for granted can be a source of hidden <head>stress</head> &mdash; if you have real problems to contend with you do not need this extra mental burden.
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The researcher noticed that the adult sex ratio was significantly skewed towards males in some of the groups she was observing.
The reason became apparent when she saw a young female come into breeding condition.
Groups of up to 14 males of all ages attempted to mount the female.
Under normal conditions a male dominance hierarchy would have been previously established and only the dominant male would have had access to the receptive female.
No such hierarchy was observed on Aldabra.
Instead all males chased and butted the female.    
Our scientist found evidence, although she did not actually witness it, that this violent breeding behaviour can actually result in the death of some females.
At best, the nanny was under great <head>stress</head> and was frequently wounded by the horns of her suitors.
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Looking at stress generally, and not necessarily as it affects nurses, the following might be considered as potential trouble spots:    
Transition and change, particularly major personal life changes and catastrophes, such as bereavement, separation, divorce, financial hardship, illness, the birth of a child (to include miscarriage and stillbirth) conflict in relationships at home or work, having &bquo;something to hide&equo;, working to deadlines, taking up a new job, moving house, taking examinations.    
Threats to our sense of dignity and self-worth, and to our authority or control over a situation.      
Burdens of responsibility, worry over those close to us, our children, elderly parents, the health or welfare of a spouse.    
Performance <head>stress</head> &mdash; do we meet other's requirements as a husband/wife/mother/daughter/son/employee?
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For several days, maybe up to a week before that, whatever I was doing it was leading him to that decision.
He would say, &bquo;How about doing that?&equo; and I'd say, &bquo;Well, I&hellip; we really shouldn't do that.
I don't think that's going to make much difference.&equo;
And that might be my only, you know, substantive interaction with him on that day.
And my goal was to bring him around to my way of thinking; there's no question that I stopped fooling around when he agreed with me.        
KENNEDY    
Are you sure that he was totally  compos mentis?   
Totally competent in his mind and lucid when he made that decision?        
GOODE    
Well, to get to my concept of the legal definition in this State, there's no question that he was.
I'm sure he was under a terrific amount of both metabolic and emotional <head>stress</head> .
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This is how most teachers imagined the job would be: demanding, tiring and requiring a lot of commitment and resourcefulness.
But that is mostly not what they mean when they use the word stress.
To them stress occurs when that point has been well passed, and tiredness becomes exhaustion, commitment becomes slog, resourcefulness becomes desperation and challenge becomes threat.
When they complain about &bquo;stress&equo; they are not saying they want to spend the rest of their lives lazing about in the sun being brought rum bamboozles on a silver tray (though the idea has its appeal).
They are saying they want to get back to the point where their hard work brought frequent, real, deep satisfaction.
Many other jobs involve &bquo;hard <head>stress</head> &equo; of this latter kind &mdash; foreign exchange dealers and nurses work intensely for long hours.
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The building owner must establish whether the structure will provide an acceptable period of fire resistance in its unmodified state or if it can be simply modified to meet mandatory requirements.
The performance of cast iron in fire is better than might be expected by those who have some knowledge of the dramatic reaction of steel structures to fire.
It is possible for hot iron to crack under a stream of cold water (ie, from fire brigade emergency action), but cases where this circumstance has led to premature structural collapse are rare.
Cast-iron members generally heat up more slowly than equivalent steel sections.
The strength of cast iron also decreases less rapidly with temperature.
Because of the original engineers' appreciation of its intrinsic brittleness, cast-iron members tend to be stressed to lower levels than steelwork and the way they were incorporated into buildings usually allows them to expand in a fire without generating increased <head>stresses</head> .
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will do all they can to ensure that the details of the policy and of individual schemes are clearly understood by teachers.
(   Chilver   Report 1990, para 3.50 page 22)        
Had their remit been wider, they might well have discovered that many of the teachers' anxieties about LMS arose from a lack of faith in school-level decision-making and a feeling of being somehow &bquo;outside&equo; the decision-making process: a &bquo;victim&equo; of change rather than an agent of it.    
This has been borne out to an extent by recent research into teacher stress.
Time after time, reports quote teachers as experiencing   <head>stress</head> arising from a lack of consultation and the consequent feeling of being &bquo;undervalued&equo; and lacking in self-esteem, confidence and commitment to the work of the school.    
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People brought up and educated in different decades hold different social values and attitudes.
Your opinions and ideas are likely to be different from those of a younger (or older) person.    
Building a good relationship with your boss will be very important.
At best you could offer them your experience and maturity while they offer their enthusiasm and energy.
At worst they could be clumsy and inexperienced and you could be patronizing and condescending.        
Stress and trauma    
Stress and trauma are encountered both in domestic situations and in the workplace.
If you're trying to combine both in your life the chances of your being hit by <head>stress</head> are probably higher-no matter how brilliantly you may have organized the family in your absence &mdash; and it is even more important to be able to deal with it.    
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The British Medical Association and the Royal College of Midwives said yesterday that unless cash is allocated for proper counselling, routine testing could put pressure on women at a particularly vulnerable time.    
Dr Anne Rodway, of the BMA's medical ethics committee, said: &bquo;Nobody should be offered a test without comprehensive counselling.&equo;        
Child thieves call for help    
CALLS from children are swamping a helpline for people facing shoplifting charges.    
The charity Crisis Counselling For Alleged Shoplifters has been forced to step up its work from five to seven days a week.    
&bquo;We're particularly concerned about the increase in incidents involving youngsters of 11 and 12, especially girls,&equo; said founder Regina Dollar.        
Smile and be healthy    
HEALTH and safety campaigners yesterday launched a major drive to fight <head>stress</head> in the run-up to Christmas by urging people to smile.    
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The references and further reading I have included here would make useful introductory reading to this subject and may help to prepare you for sessions and discussions based on the concept of accountability.        
The nature of stress in nursing    
A graphic account of the cumulative effects of too much stress experienced by nurses is given by Martin Bamber:    
A nurse under stress cannot listen empathetically nor respond sensitively.
Stress in the nurse can erode the nurse-patient   relationship, or even act as a barrier to forming one.
The quality of care provided by the nurse can be influenced by the levels of stress among the work force.        
While most of us would acknowledge that some level of <head>stress</head> is required to enable us to function and to be sufficiently motivated, the effects of continued high levels of stress have been shown to have a damaging effect on the ability to maintain our personal sense of purpose, usefulness and well-being.    
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And if it had to be done in the public sector then could it be done by a separate hived-off body or by a department?
And, even if it had to be done by a department, could it be done with fewer people in a different and more managerially efficient way?
So we wanted this systematic question to go right through Whitehall and to greatly reduce the functional load on departments.
As it was, the functional off-loading didn't really get going, so these departments ended up huge in policy terms but huge in functional terms as well.
And that I think led to some weaknesses.          
Heath's new style of government was tested to near destruction within three years as a concatenation of crises generated at home and abroad struck his administration in 1973.
But, before we examine his 1970 model under <head>stress</head> , it is necessary to eavesdrop on the Heath style in the Cabinet Room.
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John Watts      
The last chapter attempted to paint a recognizable picture of teachers' current predicament and how they are feeling.
We watched a new entrant to the profession looking around at her colleagues for clues as to how to resolve the tensions, whilst doing as little damage to her integrity (and her career prospects) as possible.
What we offered her was a range of &bquo;types&equo; to choose from, ranging from the idealistic and dynamic to the cynical and incompetent.
But these caricatures do not tell us much about what is going on with real, complex individuals behind the scenes.
Now I want to look at teachers' lives from a particular point of view.: that what our hypothetical observer is actually witnessing is people coping, in a great variety of ways, with <head>stress</head> .
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Much later issues of race and class began to be addressed more seriously, after years of being ignored or side-stepped.    
I mostly stood on the sidelines, watching the heavy&rehy;weights raging at each other.
My own political education was rooted in the more down-to-earth practical realities of the day-to-day running of a refuge for women who had suffered domestic violence.
It was there my consciousness of class, race and sexuality grew, as heated arguments took place, in weekly collective meetings between the residents of the refuge, workers and support group.
We challenged and supported each other through the <head>stresses</head> of daily living, where women, who were at a particularly vulnerable point in their lives, had to make hard choices about their future and gain the strength to struggle through and survive.    
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I cannot imagine a more uplifting experience than listening through to a sequence of Brahms's chamber compositions such as if offered here.
Sometimes hearing a cycle of works by the same composer actually has the opposite effect, making one realise limitations in the music, but this is simply not the case with Brahms.
Quite clearly, Brahms felt a particular empathy for the chamber medium, and each work is an unqualified masterpiece exploring a different aspect of the composer's multi-faceted personality.    
Arguably, the three-CD set devoted to the string music contains the most rewarding works, and it also allows one to make an almost comprehensive survey of Brahms's development, from the expansive Schubertian lyricism of the Sextets, through the storms and <head>stresses</head> of the  Op. 51 Quartets  , to the relaxed mastery and greater subtleties of the  Quartet Op. 67  , and the later Quintets.
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This had to mean, she felt, that she had gone mad because, as she saw it, there could be no other explanation.    
People who are used to having responsible jobs at home or in the office and who are known to be good managers and organizers cannot understand why suddenly the simplest task seems to be beyond them,   and this makes them feel out of control and very unsafe.
The emotional help that we can offer most directly to bereaved people is to explain that such behaviour is not an indication that they have gone mad, but in fact rather the opposite.
It is the way that our feelings tell us that they have got too much to cope with at the same time and they need some help &mdash; in the jargon this is called needing some &bquo;ventilation&equo;.
So strange behaviour is an indication of <head>stress</head> .
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We watched a new entrant to the profession looking around at her colleagues for clues as to how to resolve the tensions, whilst doing as little damage to her integrity (and her career prospects) as possible.
What we offered her was a range of &bquo;types&equo; to choose from, ranging from the idealistic and dynamic to the cynical and incompetent.
But these caricatures do not tell us much about what is going on with real, complex individuals behind the scenes.
Now I want to look at teachers' lives from a particular point of view.: that what our hypothetical observer is actually witnessing is people coping, in a great variety of ways, with stress.
This chapter is about the way in which the existing predicament of teachers leads them to become stressed, and it is also about whether stress is inevitable in such circumstances or not.    
The concern with <head>stress</head> reduction is valid in its own right, but it is also a vital prerequisite for successful engagement with educational innovation.
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<instance id="stress.40094" docsrc="bnc_CB8_45">
<answer instance="stress.40094" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<context>
All positive stuff, as Madeleine Kingsley points out on page 82, if only you approach it in the right way.    
Shopping as therapy?
Absolutely, says one in three women who took part in our Gallup survey to discover the stresses and strains of juggling it all and how women deal with them.
Sixtyone per cent of women sink into a hot bath in order to wind down, half have tried exercising as a means of relieving stress rather than simply getting fit, and one in four has a stiff drink when the going gets tough.
Two-thirds of women questioned say their lives are stressful and that they accept stress as an unavoidable part of life in the 90s.
One in three has consulted their family doctor during the past five years about stress-related symptoms.
A shocking 79% of women say men do not take their <head>stress</head> levels seriously, and only half believe their partners help enough around the house.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40099" docsrc="bnc_C9R_2519">
<answer instance="stress.40099" senseid="stress%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
Being a Freemason, he had to memorize a great deal of material, and he did this with TL in his do-it-yourself SAS study.
He became an amazingly proficient speed speechreader.    
Miss D was also an excellent speed speechreader.
She lost her hearing totally and suddenly.
She particularly liked the long poem &bquo;The Ancient Mariner&equo; and memorized it.
She said bits of it to herself aloud every day.
This combination of using aural memory with appearance and feeling of speech was a source of enjoyment.
You probably know some of the lines already: &bquo;&hellip; and ice mast high, came floating by, as green as emerald&equo;.
Great rhythm for TL practice.    
Use the rhythm and <head>stress</head> which come naturally when you speak what you have memorized; if you think of the meaning being conveyed, there will be natural pauses and natural emphasis to be absorbed subconsciously.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40100" docsrc="bnc_ADP_1403">
<answer instance="stress.40100" senseid="stress%1:10:01::"/>
<context>
The moment you come to play, the moment when you feel the pressure of the whole body on the keys &mdash; that is when the real process of interpretation really begins.
And so it is with the orchestra.
They learn from me, and I also learn a great deal from them.
And only when I have experienced this pressure, through them, and absorbed it, can I feel that here is the beginning of an interpretation.        
RO    
Like so much else in music, this is a process that involves the passage of a lot of Lime: learning a work on the page and then on the orchestra?        
HvK    
It will certainly take a great deal of time.
And this is why your first attempt to conduct a great work will often end up as a disaster, because you don't know where the real points of <head>stress</head> are, you don't know how the piece is distributed.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40105" docsrc="bnc_AYK_1412">
<answer instance="stress.40105" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<context>
The time to take avoiding action is before the situation even arises!
You may be able to ease the tension somewhat by taking a few deep breaths but you will do even better if you are someone who regularly practises some form of relaxation.
(Of course, I am assuming that you have learned your part, know what you want to say to your audience or have done your revision.)    
We all know that dreadful &bquo;it's on the tip of my tongue&equo; feeling when a name with which we are perfectly familiar remains tantalisingly just out of reach.
And the harder we try to recall it, the more elusive it seems to become.
Yet some time later &mdash; when we are relaxing and thinking of something completely different &mdash; why, there it is.
Now, how could we ever have forgotten it?    
A certain amount of <head>stress</head> is good for us.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40106" docsrc="bnc_BLW_326">
<answer instance="stress.40106" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<context>
Any change in situation can produce stress and that includes happy events, such as getting married or winning the pools.
You may have seen a table of life-events which indicates the relative effects of change on stress level.
The death of a spouse and loss of job merit the highest stress rating, and the low end of the scale includes holidays and Christmas!
When several of these life-events closely follow one another, the level of stress is increased enormously.
Considering the number of changes associated with midlife, it is not surprising that stress is especially high at this period.    
It is important to recognize that stress is not bad in itself.
The physical reactions that stress triggers help us to jump out of the way of a passing bus, or win the egg and spoon race at the village sports day.
We all need <head>stress</head> in order to achieve and do our best work.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40109" docsrc="bnc_A75_773">
<answer instance="stress.40109" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
&bull; several types of test (and therefore several components of mental performance) have been combined.
for example, in one test subjects are required to insert ball-bearings into holes in a cylinder; the holes are of slightly different sizes; the ball-bearings are of slightly different sizes; and the cylinder is revolving.
Such a test combines elements of Groups 1&ndash;3.
As another example, subjects have to draw an irregular shape &mdash; the shape being seen as a reflection in a mirror.
This combines elements of Groups 1&ndash;3 and 5 with a fair degree of exasperation!    
&bull; Several tasks are required to be performed simultaneously and the subject is required to distribute his time between them as efficiently as possible.
This is supposed to mimic the <head>stress</head> of the decision-making process.
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<instance id="stress.40111" docsrc="bnc_CLL_413">
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<context>
Connected speech &mdash; This section shows how the pronunciation of individual words can change when they are part of a phrase or a sentence.
Particular emphasis is given to weak and strong forms, and word linking.
The upper-intermediate level features passages for dictation and reading aloud,   modelled   on the cassettes.    
Intonation and sentence stress &mdash; This section looks at the most common intonation patterns and problems in English, and gives students practice in the intonation used, for instance, in making polite requests, showing interest, disagreeing politely etc.    
Word focus &mdash; This section looks at groups of words which are problematic in terms of sounds and word <head>stress</head> e.g. words ending in  -sion  ,  -tion , -ture,  and  -ous   .
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40114" docsrc="bnc_CDK_1989">
<answer instance="stress.40114" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<context>
My skills/abilities      
Talking and listening    
Talking with more than one person    
Sticking to the point    
Making sure I am heard    
Giving others a chance to speak    
Listening well    
Thinking before I speak    
Keeping my contribution to the subject being discussed    
Being alert    
Recognizing <head>stress</head> in others    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40116" docsrc="bnc_B21_606">
<answer instance="stress.40116" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<answer instance="stress.40116" senseid="U"/>
<context>
Squash is one of these: there is nothing wrong with the game, but very few people warm up well before playing, and so they make a sudden demand on the body which imposes stress on the heart.    
Sport that invokes excessive emotion, especially anger and aggression, may not suit our need for balance and peace of mind, and this can be destructive to our striving for harmony.    
However, there are those who need to learn to become assertive and come out of themselves, or to overcome their fears.
Sports such as judo or fencing can provide for these needs beyond fitness.    
As with all things in life, consider why you are making a choice.
If the choice is made in response to your inner feelings, your gut feelings, then go with it.
You are listening to your needs and fulfilling them.        
<head>STRESS</head> STAGNATION    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40122" docsrc="bnc_B14_1319">
<answer instance="stress.40122" senseid="stress%1:26:03::"/>
<context>
There are culturally determined practices related to eye contact, for example certain aborigines, to be polite, do not look into each other's eyes as they talk, whereas in the Western world it is polite to maintain eye contact during conversation.    
The individual's social and cultural background usually influences the system of values and beliefs which determine behaviour, for example in the expression of spirituality via various ALs, possibly following a formal religion, or in the acquisition of a moral stance on particular issues.
In our model, these are subsumed under sociocultural factors and are involved closely with the AL of communicating.
Organised religions usually lay considerable <head>stress</head> on group interaction, and the selected places of worship, sometimes enormously costly to build and maintain and often elaborately decorated, provide the focal point for communication, sometimes in groups or sometimes for personal communion with a god or deity.
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<instance id="stress.40125" docsrc="bnc_CEG_1258">
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<context>
It was not unreasonably feared therefore that the strength of wet aeroplanes glued with casein might also be one-fifth of the strength of dry aeroplanes.
Because of the resulting flap we got hold of a hundred similar wooden casein-glued tailplanes.
Fifty we sunk in a pond for six weeks, the other fifty we kept dry.
In the meantime a jig had been prepared such that the tailplanes could be broken under loads not dissimilar to those they would meet in the air.
When all was ready we broke the lot.
To our surprise and to many people's relief, they all broke at about the same load, the strength of the wet and the dry ones being very much the same.    
The reason for this happy result is instructive.
The <head>stress</head> distribution in a glued joint is very far from uniform and, in a typical joint, such as Figure 1, virtually the whole of the load is carried in the extreme ends or edges of the joint.
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<instance id="stress.40128" docsrc="bnc_AYK_1395">
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&bquo;You could never learn to speak a foreign language&equo; one child is told, while others may frequently hear that &bquo;You will never be as clever as your sister&equo; or even &bquo;You're stupid!&equo;
It doesn't matter if the child grows up to be an adult whose logic tells him that he isn't stupid; if those words have been repeated often enough, he will never have the confidence to realise how much he knows or to make proper use of that knowledge.    
If these words, often carelessly spoken, can have such a long-term and devastating effect, think how much good we can do by encouraging our children and praising them for what they have achieved.
Whether they eventually become brilliant scholars or not doesn't really matter;   we will have played a significant part in creating a happy and confident individual &mdash; and what could be more important than that?        
<head>Stress</head>    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40129" docsrc="bnc_B2J_1694">
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<context>
The vertical stress (Jz is equal to the overburden pressure while the minimum horizontal stress, according to the elastic model modified for transverse isotropic formations, is defined as        
Tx represents the additional tectonic stress not predicted by the horizontally-constrained elastic model.
In areas around faults or domes or near the surface (thrust areas) Tx can be significant.
It can be determined by comparing closure stress measured down-hole with the log-derived computed value      
The closure stress, i.e., the stress which must be overcome to keep the fracture open can be obtained by analysing the pressure decline curve, following shut-in after a &bquo;mini-frac&equo; test.    
In the illustrated Carboniferous example (Fig. 10) the computed minimum horizontal <head>stress</head> was within 150 psi of the tested closure stress.
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Repeat the same movements three times, increasing   the backward and forward stretches as you become warmer and therefore more flexible.             
Fig. 25 Flight Step I Step 2        
Deep Relaxation    
Regular relaxation and meditation should become part of our lives, especially if we live far from nature in a fuzz of constant activity, forever striving to meet deadlines.    
Before attempting the meditation and visualisation exercises suggested later in this chapter, it is important to master the art of letting go.
This will greatly enhance your ability to concentrate, to meditate and to visualise &mdash; an important adjunct in self-healing and when giving healing massage.    
There are numerous relaxation techniques taught by experts in the field of &bquo;<head>stress</head> management&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40132" docsrc="bnc_CKS_809">
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All this variability both within and between people suggests that the story of how the Stress Syndrome comes about cannot be as simple as the Hay Fever Theory would have us believe.
Specifically it suggests that something about how we respond, react to or construe the stressful situation has a lot to do with how stressed we feel, and how we feel stressed.
It is this &bquo;something&equo; that we need to investigate, because the more we can understand what turns stress on, the more we may be able to devise new and effective ways of turning it off.        
HOW DOES STRESS REALLY COME ABOUT?    
It will help to see what the personal ingredients are, and at what point in the arising of <head>stress</head> they are added in, if we take the story &bquo;from the top&equo;, and look at it as we might the development of a complicated chemical reaction.
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<instance id="stress.40135" docsrc="bnc_B2F_1814">
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<context>
In fact, however, any participant in a meeting or discussion has a right to offer a summary to test that their understanding accords with everyone else's.
See  Meetings   on page 106.        
Suppression    
Suppression is a way of hiding your true feelings so that they remain an internal experience but don't manifest themselves in your behaviour.
The socialization process trains us to &bquo;have a stiff upper lip&equo; and not express our feelings in an open, straightforward way.
As a result some people are already skilled at hiding their feelings behind a behavioural fa&ccedil;ade.
The snag with this is that the suppressed feelings are still experienced internally rather than avoided or prevented.
A further difficulty is that repeated mismatching between feelings and behaviour can build up <head>stresses</head> in the system to the extent that something has to &bquo;blow&equo;.    
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<instance id="stress.40137" docsrc="bnc_A6B_1625">
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The authors, who have done field-work in Madagascar, apply the theories of L&eacute;vy-Bruhl: the pre-logical mentality persists in civilised man, but becomes available only to or through the poet.        
These &bquo;depths of feeling&equo; again look back to Eliot's 1920 &bquo;canalizations of something again simple, terrible and unknown&equo;, but now are linked directly to &bquo;l'&acirc;me primitive&equo;.
Cailliet and B&eacute;d&eacute; focused attention on the Symbolist poets and L&eacute;vy-Bruhl, a connection familiar to Eliot who at Harvard had read these poets and the anthropologist.
References to Bergson, Ribot, and Durkheim plunged Eliot once more into his earlier concerns, offering him academic confirmation of his own <head>stress</head> on the poet's combining civilized and primitive.
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<instance id="stress.40140" docsrc="bnc_CBF_8231">
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One in five only dream of a good night's sleep    
Nicki Pope, Medical Correspondent    
THE dream of a good night's sleep can turn into a nightmare for one in five people who often find themselves awake into the early hours.    
One in seven men and more than one in four women have difficulty sleeping &mdash; regardless of whether they are unemployed or working irregular shifts.    
Men find work problems keep them awake, while women worry about family troubles.    
Doctors are being urged to treat insomnia as a medical problem and will today get new guidelines on how to deal with it.    
<head>Stress</head> and worry are the main causes, but fear of oversleeping in the morning, late-night eating and snoring partners can lead to restless nights, says a survey for the Royal Society of Medicine.    
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<instance id="stress.40143" docsrc="bnc_B28_1089">
<answer instance="stress.40143" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
They will also need to remember that  development   &mdash; and particularly the development of attitudinal change &mdash; is more important than the acquisition of skills.
Staff development will be a major task.        
8      
.
The last imperative, however, is the most important.
All of these needs, additional to the demands which confront individual teachers in their subject and departmental roles, have to met at a time when the morale of teachers is dangerously low, and the supply of teachers in some subjects and localities is breaking down.
Many, if not most, good teachers are suffering from fatigue and innovation <head>stress</head> ; almost all teachers in state schools are profoundly resentful at the way that they and their schools have been made the scapegoats for the ills of society.
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<instance id="stress.40146" docsrc="bnc_BMS_3031">
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I went and said to the girl at reception, &bquo;Tell Vern I'll be waiting for him just out there, will you?&equo; and swung my bag casually as I wandered down the drive.    
I turned off to the right through the row of trees, and just as I was meandering past thy rhododendrons I shouted, &bquo;Hell and damnation!&equo;
Bit my lip &mdash; didn't want them dragging me back in there for a patient.
&bquo;Why  didn't   they let me take Drama?
Why stop me doing the one subject I'm ace at?&equo;    
The picture of Vern's dad came back but I shoved it away again.
Dad's got a Thing against acting &mdash; &bquo;Don't put your daughter on the stage Mrs Worthington&equo; &mdash; he whines on about eighty-five per cent of actors being unemployed at any one time &mdash; &bquo;All the travelling &mdash; the <head>stress</head> &mdash; actors with their massive egos&hellip;&equo;
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<instance id="stress.40147" docsrc="bnc_AYK_554">
<answer instance="stress.40147" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<context>
Though often believed to be most beneficial for those who wish to give up smoking or to lose weight, hypnotherapy has, in fact, a multitude of uses &mdash; ranging from the comparatively minor (for example, breaking the nail-biting habit) through dealing with phobias, migraine, pre-menstrual problems and so on, to the severe, such as the physical results of a stroke, the symptoms of multiple sclerosis or some cases of cancer.    
 Iridology  : this is a method of diagnosis involving detailed observation of the iris of the eye.
A qualified iridologist can identify about 200 different iris markings, each one of which relates to a different area or organ of the body.
Although iridology is used primarily as a means of detecting problems before other symptoms appear rather than as a way of treating those problems, many iridologists are also herbalists or homoeopaths and can go on to work towards effecting a cure.    
 Massage  : therapeutic massage is an excellent way of inducing relaxation and reduction of <head>stress</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40150" docsrc="bnc_B0K_696">
<answer instance="stress.40150" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
It has proved excellent in South Africa since 1903, especially in cooler areas with a higher rainfall where the Brahman and Africander are not successful.
In hotter climates the Sussex has demonstrated several advantages: it has a smooth coat, and twice as many sweat glands as other European breeds (in this respect it is on a par with the Africander) and has been able to adapt well to the heat.
The cows retain a high level of fertility and have ample milk for their calves, which are small at birth (30&ndash;40kg) and present no calving problems in crossbreds.
It can pass its calm temperament to its offspring when crossed with the more excitable Africander and Brahman.
It has retained the strong legs and good feet of a draught animal, so that it can travel long distances over rough terrain on the range, and it has proved able to withstand the <head>stress</head> of drought better than other  Bos taurus     breeds  .
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<instance id="stress.40151" docsrc="bnc_CJ1_999">
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<context>
Nor do adult men have to defend their position by recourse to force: there is no shame attached to fleeing from aggression.
And the devaluation of violence puts Buid women at an advantage relative to women in warlike societies.
Given women's lesser upper-body strength as compared with men's, a positive evaluation of violence helps to legitimate male domination.    
The connotation of internal strength attached to the English concept of bravery is expressed in Buid with the phrase  marigun fag fangayufan  , literally &bquo;strong minded&equo;.
The equivalent in Tagalog is  lakas ng loob  , or &bquo;internal strength&equo;.
In these instances, the <head>stress</head> is on an individual's ability to bear misfortune stoically, to overcome hardship by drawing on one's internal resources.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40154" docsrc="bnc_C8U_109">
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<context>
James Serpell's dog owners reported increases in the amount of daily physical exercise they took after acquiring dogs.        
MINDS AT EASE    
To mention but two known effects, regular walking is associated with a reduced incidence of hip fractures in the elderly and beneficial changes in the concentrations of the type of cholesterol associated with heart disease.    
Dr Serpell concluded that while walking your dog can be good for your physical and mental health, it isn't the only reason for the health benefits reported by dog owners.
An even more recent survey carried out by the Society for Companion Animal Studies, and based on interviews with 10,500 households, revealed a surprisingly high 70 per cent of the general population and 84 per cent of dog owners think that dogs help us relax and reduce <head>stress</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40156" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1521">
<answer instance="stress.40156" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
Birth of a child.
The experience of mother love, given or received.
Discovery of unexpected reserves of strength and patience.
An expanded sense of time.
Knowing one's own connection to the lineage of mothers, and seeing one's place in the history of women.        
Trials    
Loss of personal identity through looking after others.
The pressure of their demands.
Infertility.
The death of a child, or of a mother.
Physical <head>stress</head> of pregnancy and birth.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40159" docsrc="bnc_BNF_1662">
<answer instance="stress.40159" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<context>
Sociological explanations of the same condition draw attention to the hospital environment in which mothers have their babies, and to the debilitating effects of medical procedures and technology during labour and delivery.    
Some emphasize the idealization of motherhood as a social phenomenon, arguing that the all-sacrificing, good-mother image is the cultural stereotype of   femininity  .
Women then feel a choice has to be made &mdash; one   that has been socially determined &mdash; between attempting to conform or relinquishing their claim to a &bquo;proper&equo; sexual identity.
From this perspective, the remedy lies not so much in providing personal help as in attempting to reconcile the activities of women and the values of society more effectively.    
Most people would agree that parenthood is not of itself a sufficient explanation for the severe <head>stress</head> symptoms and degree of depression among young mothers.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40161" docsrc="bnc_CN2_1282">
<answer instance="stress.40161" senseid="stress%1:19:00::"/>
<context>
They fly piston engined aircraft for the most part which are subject, amongst other things, to   carburettor   icing which will stop an engine in flight even if the ambient temperature is as much as 10&deg;C above freezing unless   carburettor   heating is selected at the appropriate time.
This happens because of the venturi effect in the air-intake of the   carburettor   which lowers the air pressure with a consequential reduction of temperature, causing water vapour in humid air to   condense out and freeze on the throat of the   carburettor   until it becomes blocked with ice.
By the time the accident investigator arrives on the scene, however, the ice has melted and the evidence has vanished.    
Helicopters, too, are complicated things and pose many problems.
Their mechanical problems merely require diligent examination, but <head>stress</head> levels are high and because a helicopter's wing must rotate to maintain lift it is terribly unforgiving of anything less than good design, careful maintenance and skilful piloting.    
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</instance>

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<answer instance="stress.40163" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<answer instance="stress.40163" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
But overall, NACAB did not believe that the initial resources proposed for the task were sufficient and considerable negotiations would be necessary before the CAB would accept the task.        
When the Problem Has No Solution    
As was seen in Chapter 2, CAB volunteers expressly state that helping other people is an important part of the job satisfaction of an advice worker.
It is not surprising, therefore, that it is very stressful for CAB advice workers when they find that there are times when they are unable to help certain clients.    
There are many reasons why this may be so, some of which are clearly beyond the adviser's immediate control.
In welfare benefit cases, the client simply may not qualify, even though the need is apparent.
The adviser's <head>stress</head> may be further compounded by the feeling that the regulations are unfair.
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</instance>

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<answer instance="stress.40165" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<answer instance="stress.40165" senseid="stress%1:26:02::"/>
<context>
Substantial power is devolved to school level by LMS, but the issue of exactly who is to be involved in decision-making must be an area of keen debate for governors and teachers.
Viewed positively, LMS offers the opportunity of running schools more democratically so that greater delegation entails greater participation in decision making.
This would lead to more explicitly shared plans for the school's development and for the local management of the school's resources.
The staff of a school are its most important resource and their commitment to decisions made is likely to be of major significance in ensuring effective implementation.
Pupils too might be included in discussions of where the school is going.
Such &bquo;ownership&equo; of plans would give the school a clearer and more unified sense of purpose and direction and reduce the <head>stress</head> felt in such a time of educational change.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40168" docsrc="bnc_AYK_564">
<answer instance="stress.40168" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
<context>
Because this treatment is a holistic therapy, the person as a whole will be treated rather than a specific problem area and this treatment often involves a combination of techniques, such as dietary therapy, water treatment, hot or cold water packs and massage.    
 Reflexology  : involving massage of the feet (and sometimes the hands) to induce a therapeutic effect.
The body is divided into zones, each one of which relates to a corresponding zone on the underside of the foot.
By exerting gentle pressure on the zones of the foot the reflexologist is able to diagnose areas of malfunction in the body and then, by massage of the appropriate area of the foot, to help the body heal itself by improving the functioning of the nervous and circulatory systems.
It is beneficial not only in cases of physical disease but also where there is extreme <head>stress</head> or tension.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40169" docsrc="bnc_CHT_1304">
<answer instance="stress.40169" senseid="stress%1:26:01::"/>
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As Reg Pyne advises: &bquo;In summary the portrait (Code) is of a practitioner who has the capacity to challenge, the honesty to ask why, the empathy to care, the skill to perform competently, and the determination not to be put down&equo;.    
Copies of the Code, plus guidance on confidentiality, and on advertising by registered nurses, midwives and health visitors, are available as advisory pamphlets from the UKCC.    
Tutors and mentors will wish to examine and introduce professional and ethical issues relating to the Code as and when opportunities present themselves.
The references and further reading I have included here would make useful introductory reading to this subject and may help to prepare you for sessions and discussions based on the concept of accountability.        
The nature of stress in nursing    
A graphic account of the cumulative effects of too much <head>stress</head> experienced by nurses is given by Martin Bamber:    
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Preoccupied with clinging to the   remnants of their well-being, there is no time or energy left over for anything grander.
How could there be?
From a fatalistic point of view, the resigned response, to the expression of any educational idealism, of &bquo;Well, back to reality&equo; is the only sensible, rational reaction there is.
It is only from the vantage point of a better framework that previously unforeseen opportunities open up, and the previously unacknowledged  costs   of resignation and entrenchment become visible.
I wish now to set out such a framework.      
WHAT IS STRESS?    
People use the word &bquo;<head>stress</head> &equo; to refer to both the external pressures and demands they are subject to, and the effects that such stressful circumstances have on their performance, feelings and health.
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Via infected leaves these winter spores enter the soil where they can remain alive for several years.
The control of downy mildew is preventative, not curative, therefore the vigneron must commence spraying as early as possible prior to the flowering if the first infection is to be prevented.
If the primary infection is not prevented, as many as three or four further outbreaks may occur throughout the growing season and the disease may assume epidemic proportions.    
Powdery mildew, also known as &bquo;true mildew&equo;,  Uncinula necator   or  oidium   is first recognised by a white powdery deposit on the shoots, upper surfaces of the leaves and on young berries (it seldom attacks ripe grapes).
Vines under <head>stress</head> from drought are vulnerable and, unlike most forms of cryptogamic disease, powdery mildew can be rife in dry conditions.
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It helps one bid rationally, and more coherently, for congenial responsibilities, and therefore to feel more powerful and less resigned about the way these are distributed.
At the very least a clear case is owed a clear explanation if it is rejected.
And secondly it helps to combat the unconscious drift from inevitable professional limitation to guilt-inducing personal inadequacy which the injunctions, like unseen magnets, are trying to bring about.    
Lastly it is most important of all that teachers apply the process of clarification to their own values and their own vision of education, and it is to this issue that we will turn in the next chapter.
Before we move on, however, a few cautionary words are necessary regarding stress.    
&bquo;Coping with <head>stress</head> &equo; books often offer people a prescription: lots of techniques and good advice that are claimed to have been tried and tested and of proven value to all.
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Texaco is to move its UK headquarters to Canary Wharf early next year, and Tower Hamlets council hopes to move 1,000 staff into Canada Tower.
There are excellent bargains to be had.
Forecast for landlords: patchy.
For tenants: very bright.    
A Government decision to move the DoE to Thomas More Square, Canary Wharf, Harbour Exchange or East India Dock would keep Docklands alive and kicking.       
Docklands: Fair weather for tenants?        
health    
BOOZE AND THE BALANCE SHEET Excessive drinking costs companies dear, and many have realised that it's time to do something about it    
Dr Trisha Greenhalgh    
Have you ever thought it strange that the curse of the working classes is none other than that beloved boardroom nectar that evaporates executive <head>stress</head> and wins over the most capricious of clients?
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The argument against poststructuralism really just repeats Luk&aacute;cs' reproach, set out in his 1957 essay &bquo;The Ideology of Modernism&equo;, that modernism involves a &bquo;negation of history&equo;.
If Luk&aacute;cs' objections to modernism laid the basis for all contemporary objections to poststructuralism, his continuing influence can help us to understand why history in particular is privileged here.      
II &bquo;IN HISTORY&equo;    
For why, after all, &bquo;history&equo; at all?
Why, from the point of view of Marxism proper, not the class-struggle, or economics, the state, or social relations?
The <head>stress</head> on history as paramount provides a straightforward indication as to where such arguments are coming from: not Marxism in general as a political practice, but the Hegelian Marxism of the philosophical tradition initiated by Luk&aacute;cs'  History and Class Consciousness   (1923).
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Unless people are free to say &bquo;I don't think it's good enough&equo;, &bquo;I don't feel as if I'm doing a good enough job&equo;, and &bquo;I don't have a clear idea of how to do it better&equo;, teacher-generated and teacher-appropriated change will not happen.
If you have to be  sure   before you dare open your mouth, most people are going to stay quiet.
This type of open learning environment is after all standard for social workers and counsellors, and there is no reason why it should not be equally standard for teachers.    
The first step is to start talking about stress, not as something shameful but as an interesting, understandable and, up to a point, an inevitable accompaniment to high levels of demand and uncertainty.
<head>Stress</head> needs to be dealt with not just through one-day workshops that some teachers are brave enough or desperate enough to attend.
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At full whack, I would guess that the Rivera exhibits some very unsociable tendencies indeed.        
C-112 SPEAKER CABS    
Rivera's obsession with variety continues with the cabinets.
The distributors, Harman Audio, tell me that virtually every type of speaker is available, with either open or sealed back options.
The review model is the standard, no-frills version and although the speaker cabinets are quite a size for single twelves, they'll guarantee a significant amount of stereo spread.
After all, there is no imperative to actually stack the things &mdash; you can always lay them side by side.    
The whole stack is covered with a tough Nyflex carpet, which should wear well under pro road <head>stress</head> as long as you can convince your roadcrew to hoover it once in a while.
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How many ticks?    
10&ndash;16 You are very stress-prone.
You could be at risk of heart disease or other stress-related illness.
You should think about counselling.
Try to use some of the ways described to manage stress.    
5&ndash;9 You are stress-prone.
Again, you should look at some ways to manage stress.    
0&ndash;4 You needn't worry at all about things being stress-prone &mdash; in fact you don &bquo;t worry anyway!                  
Managing stress    
You can do three main things:    
remove the <head>stress</head> : prevention    
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Although (by the US reckoning) this would be approximately true for a two-year loan, it would overstate the add-on dollar credit cost of a six-month loan by nearly five times.    
So in practical terms of helping shoppers to make sound buying choices, the value of increased familiarity with APRs is somewhat curtailed by the way that people generally seem to equate it with the add-on cost of the credit.
This rather defeats its theoretical purpose of putting different types of loan over different periods of time on to an identical basis for comparison.
There is even the new risk that undue <head>stress</head> on the &bquo;truth&equo; of APRs may give people the wrong idea about the actual money cost of their credit, so that if, for example, they compare six-month credit with two-year credit they may think the shorter loan five times as costly &mdash; in comparison with the longer one &mdash; as it really is.    
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When people get into a stress-induced panic about their workload they may (a) begin to load more and more on to their own shoulders, and (b) feel so overwhelmed that they can't seem to get started.
The trick is to   give away what you reasonably can, to put straight into the waste-paper basket everything which it is not absolutely necessary to do anything about, or which it is now too late to do anything about, and then to begin to nibble away at the rest.    
The remaining strategies are designed to decrease the overload and pressure themselves.
As you will have noticed, the strategies we have reviewed have been operating back along the stress cycle (as shown in Figure 1 on page 70) at points nearer and nearer the source.
If you imagine <head>stress</head> as being in &bquo;hot water&equo; then there are roughly three stages in its creation.
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In each of their second and third years, students of the single-subject English course takes a series of four core units which have as a focus the relationship between literature and its background.
All students are required to study Shakespeare.
For their remaining units, students choose from a wide range including Anglo-Irish Literature; American Literature; Creative Writing; Modern Literature; Chaucer; Romantic Poetry; The Literary Bestseller; Critical Theory.
In their third year, students take a special topic on which they prepare a substantial piece of work.
Students are encouraged to go on placement to gain experience of the world of work in the third term of their second year.
Recent placements have been in journalism, the broadcasting media, and with publishers.    
A special feature of the English course is the <head>stress</head> laid upon writing and creativity, and the subject sponsors an annual publication of new work called  Writing Ulster  .
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Failure confirms the threat, and the intensity of anxiety is increased as
the required learning becomes more difficult, so that by the time the child
reaches the third grade the decrement in performance is pronounced.  The
individual with high anxiety in the structured classroom may approach the
learning task with the same increased energy and lowered powers of
discrimination.  But the symbols he is asked to learn are simple.  As shown
earlier, the highly anxious individual may be superior in his memorizing of
simple elements.  Success reduces the prospect of threat and his powers of
discrimination are improved.  By the time the child first attacks the
actual problem of reading, he is completely familiar and at ease with all
of the elements of words.  Apparently academic challenge in the structured
setting creates an optimum of <head>stress</head> so that the child
with high anxiety is able to achieve because he is aroused to an energetic
state without becoming confused or panicked.
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The drop accelerated in this year's third quarter, underscoring an overall
lack of stress in the U.S. economy, the company said.  Failures in seven of
nine regional areas fell more than 10 % in the nine months.  The South
Atlantic States were the only region to report an increase in bankruptcies,
up 5.3 % to 5,791 from 5,502.  This occurred partly because of more
competition as the number of new businesses surged.  The only industry
sector to report more business failures for the nine months was the finance,
insurance and real-estate sector, where bankruptcies grew 8.1 % to 2,046
from 1,892.  The troubled savings-and-loan industry and subsequent
<head>stress</head> in real-estate businesses fueled bankruptcies in
this sector, D&amp;B said.
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All the generals who held important commands in World War 2, did not write
books.  It only seems as if they did.  And the best books by generals were
not necessarily the first ones written.  One of the very best is only now
published in this country, five years after its first publication in England.
It is ``Defeat Into Victory'', by Field Marshal Viscount Slim.  A long book
heavily weighted with military technicalities, in this edition it is
neither so long nor so technical as it was originally.  Field Marshal Slim
has abridged it for the benefit of ``those who, finding not so great an
attraction in accounts of military moves and counter-moves, are more
interested in men and their reactions to <head>stress</head>,
hardship and danger''.
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Interest in golf has grown so rapidly in the last ten years that it has reached out beyond its traditional confines and become glamorous.
And the appeal of the professional golfers has grown with the sport, so that they are much sought after, not only in boardrooms but in bedrooms, too.    
&bquo;Do you fancy Harley's chances?&equo;
I asked Toby.    
&bquo;The way he's putting he could win anything, even though the rest of his game is no better than   average.
But he's so confident on the greens that the rest of his game doesn't seem to matter and, of course, as Willie Park said, &bquo;the man who can putt&hellip;&equo; &bquo;    
&bquo;'&hellip; is a match for anyone.&equo;'
I completed one of the great truths of golf.    
Every professional knows that if he holes a few of those <head>vital</head>putts of eight feet or more, it can transform his whole round and maybe make him into a winner.
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&bquo;They look bloody strange, don't they?&equo;    
He was referring to the brigade of Dutch-Belgian infantry that was spread in four ranks either side of the road to block a direct attack from Frasnes.
The strangeness lay in the mens' uniforms which were the standard French infantry uniforms.
Only the eagle badge on their shakos had been changed, replaced by a &bquo;W&equo; for King William of the Netherlands, but otherwise the Dutch-Belgians were dressed exactly like the men they were doubtless about to fight.    
&bquo;You know what to do?&equo; the Prince asked the brigade commander in his native French.    
&bquo;If we can't hold them, sir, we fall back on Gemioncourt.&equo;    
&bquo;Exactly!&equo;
The farm by the ford was the last bastion before the <head>vital</head>crossroads.
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These tiny plants, safely protected within the tissues of the coral polyp are able to photosynthesise using the energy of the sun to convert carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates and oxygen.
The zooxanthellae benefit their coral hosts which are able to use the supply of oxygen in their tissues for respiration and there is ample evidence to suggest that a proportion of the carbohydrates produced are absorbed by the corals as food.    
Recent studies have also confirmed that there is a link between the zooxanthellae and the ability of the coral to deposit their limestone skeletons.
Regrettably this has been amply highlighted recently in many parts of the world where coastal deforestation has led to turbid conditions on adjacent reefs.
The reefs soon cease to grow as the poor light transmissions through the murky waters prevents the   zooxanthellae actively photosynthesising underlining the <head>vital</head>life-sustaining role sunlight plays in this relationship.
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FRANCHISE AND LICENSING LOANS.    
If you are considering taking up a franchise you need  good advice   &mdash; and  the right financing package.   
Franchising is growing fast &mdash; and an increasing number of companies are expected to franchise their operations in the years ahead rather than expand in traditional ways.
At Barclays we have responded by creating a  specialist team   to give expert advice and assistance to people interested in franchising &mdash; whether you are already a Barclays customer or not.
We believe we have  more experience in helping franchisees and franchisors than any other clearing bank  .
A <head>vital</head>part of our service is, that we can provide advice on how to arrange finance for your franchising package and for stock, fixtures and fittings.    
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For many older people this taboo is unhelpful and leads to difficulties, including an inability to prepare for and come to terms with the realities of old age, with physical and mental decline, and ultimately with death itself.        
Countering ageism    
Ageism surrounds us, but it passes largely unnoticed and unchallenged.
Moreover, just like racism and sexism, it is so engrained within the structure of social life that it is unlikely to be challenged effectively by rational argument or   appeals to the more philanthropic side of human nature.    
There are a number of general strategies which are useful in combating ageism.
Increased awareness is the basis on which they can be developed.
Only when we are more aware of our personal attitudes can we become active in confronting ageism wherever it is encountered.
Mary Marshall explores and develops this <head>vital</head>question in the next chapter.    
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Ford imports the Merkur, a line of cars made by its West German subsidiary, while GM fabricates the body of its Cadillac Allante in Italy.    
The purchase of an interest in either Jaguar or Saab would extend another trend by the two Detroit carmakers which has seen both buy a number of small motor engineering firms in Europe in recent years to acquire technology.    
In Britain, GM has used Lotus to develop a new engine for its Corvette sports car.        
Rover new 200 series gets off to 400m pounds start    
By MICHAEL HARRISON, Industrial Editor    
ROVER today launches a new 200 series model, backed by a &pound;400m investment and <head>vital</head>to the company's attempt to maintain its resurgence as a profitable manufacturer of niche market cars.    
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Haliborange A, C &amp; D the delicious tasting chewable vitamin tablets are specifically formulated to provide an excellent source of vital vitamins A, C and D, with each Haliborange tablet providing 100 per cent of the Recommended Daily Amount.
Haliborange tablets are available in traditional orange and blackcurrant flavours as well as packs containing four individual fruit flavours &mdash; orange, lemon, tropical and blackcurrant.    
Hygienically packed in blister trays Haliborange A, C &amp; D tablets contain natural colours and flavours and are an ideal vitamin tablet for children in those crucial early years from three upwards.    
One tablet daily will help give added protection during winter and throughout the school year.        
MULTIVITAMIN      
PLUS CALCIUM AND IRON    
Despite good intentions we do not always eat what we should, when we should.    
We miss meals and replace them with snacks which may mean missing out on <head>vital</head>nutrients.
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It gave.
The cell inside was empty.
So was the next one.
And the next.
Hollow cubes drained of all life, movement, noise.
They might have been like this for three centuries, and could be for three centuries more.
Sucking his torn finger-end, he went into the cell next his own and sat on the floor, his back against the wall, looking at the scraps of scratched lettering on the distemper opposite him.    
LAT THAIM SAY &mdash; what did that mean?
ALEX  R   FRASER.
1746.
JN OGILVY 1694 &mdash; he would not write ANGUS CAMERON in his cell, it would be like leaving a <head>vital</head>part of himself here forever.
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NICARAGUA, therefore, was the administration's just cause; but so, in its way, was Iran.
Although the Iranian operation was stumbled into almost accidentally, even that policy evolved emotional and patriotic selling points as it went along.
To those who argued that the policy was deluded, its sponsors could answer that it had good aims in view; indeed, the more glaring the disappointment, the more glowing the colours in which those aims were painted.    
Unlike Nicaragua, however, Iran was a relatively cool subject.
Poindexter discoursed on it at the hearings, tamping his pipe, with the aid of the sort of brightly-coloured maps usually found in school atlases.
Iran was certainly strategically <head>vital</head> , threatened by Russia on its flank; but abstract because it was so many miles away, politically eccentric, and hard to place.
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From the management's point of view, any technology that breaks down the old lines of demarcation (and reduces the number of employees) is a good investment.
But for the men on the shop floor, the new technology presented a difficult choice &mdash; either learn new ways, or face redundancy, Those who made the transition found the new working environment very different.
After the clatter of the Linotypes, the tick-tick-tick of computer keyboards sounds eerie and   aseptic  .
The composers have had to learn a completely new keyboard layout, (with the standard QWERTY arrangement).
They have to get used to translating a paper layout into a video picture.
They have to learn to accept the delay before an item appears on the screen.    
But some of the old skills are just as <head>vital</head> .
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The creature is seen chasing two teenage boys &mdash; but all is saved when one tosses him a can of Pepsi.     
JACKO: Pepsi superstar        
HE'S UNDIE SUSPICION    
A SUPERMARKET assistant recognised a man who tried to pay for goods with a stolen credit card &mdash;   because   she'd seen him as a strippergram.    
When police showed staff at Tesco's a security video of the con-man, the girl told them: &bquo;I've got a photo of him in his Union Jack underpants.&equo;    
The man, who was in his 20s, fled after trying to pay for &pound;70 worth of food at the store in Fiveways, Birmingham, with a stolen Barclaycard.    
A police spokesman said: &bquo;The   assistant   has given us some <head>vital</head>information even though it must have been embarrassing for her.&equo;        
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In response to the austerity measures introduced after the OPEC ban, including a three-day working week, they struck against the Conservative government of Edward Heath in 1975, eventually contributing to its defeat.    
With the election of Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister in 1979, however, there was a new determination to defeat the power of the trade union movement.
A secret report to the Cabinet in October of that year, prepared by the Energy Secretary, David Howell, and eventually leaked, gave one crucial justification for an expanded nuclear programme.
It would, he argued, &bquo;have the advantage of removing a substantial portion of electricity production from the dangers of disruption by industrial action by coal miners or transport workers.'    
And if proof were needed that an alternative supply of fuel to coal was <head>vital</head> , it came during the historically lengthy strike of 1984&ndash;5.
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Pearce  et al.   (1989) have argued that the effects of government, commercial and other actions on the environment can and should be assessed on a cost/benefit basis and this seems likely to be the basis on which at least the UK government will proceed.
Given such a lead, it is scarcely surprising that British scientists have sought to demonstrate the practical and financial consequences of environmental events and processes; Table 9.1,         for example illustrates their perception of the importance of global environmental research to the UK domestic economy.    
If it now seems self-evident that monitoring of the global environment is necessary, indeed is even <head>vital</head> , the prediction of what is likely to happen is almost as important: the 170 000 people in the Maldives are understandably worried about the prospect of global sea-level change since no part of the islands is more than 2 m above present sea-level!
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At first sight, the reader might doubt whether even people  without   brain injury usually possess significant lip-reading skills.
In fact, though, McGurk and MacDonald (1976) have shown the extent to which we use information about the position of a speaker's lips to help us recognise spoken words.
They showed, for instance, that if you look at someone saying &bquo;ga&equo; on a piece of film with the sound being removed and replaced by the sound &bquo;ba&equo;, then subjects will actually report hearing the sound &bquo;da&equo;.
Patient &bquo;T&equo; was not susceptible to the McGurk effect.    
It is important to remember just how similar the physical features are that one must respond to in facial speech and facial expression judgements.
In both cases it is the position of the lips that conveys much of the <head>vital</head>information.
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falls, cuts and bruises, burns and scalds, choking, poisoning, drowning        
As the child's mobility increases, accidents are often related to play, and when constant adult surveillance cannot be assured, young children can at least be protected by being put in a playpen or securely fastened in a bouncing cradle (placed on the floor), highchair or pram.
However, physical restraint is not a solution to accident prevention and, indeed, excessive over protection will only deny a child the opportunity to explore and learn about the environment.
All children have to develop a concept of safety and an ability to cope with the hazards which exist in that environment.
Parents and, depending on the circumstances, grandparents and childminders too, have a <head>vital</head>role to play in preventing accidents in the home.    
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He keeps the two spheres as separate as possible, leading an almost Jekyll and Hyde existence.
&bquo;I've mellowed a lot,&equo; he told me.
&bquo;If you'd have come to me when I was eighteen I wouldn't even have spoken to you.&equo;
His blackness he now regards as a personal stabilizer rather than a means for rejecting society.          
Chapter Six    
EXPECTED TO FAIL BY TEACHERS      
I was pushed into certain spoRTs at school, like athletics.
The teachers naturally thought, because you're black, you must have some sort of athletic ability in you; but I didn't even want to do athletics, at all.
Vince Hilaire, footballer        
The push    
As I have already suggested successful black sportsmen play a passive but <head>vital</head>role: however unwittingly, they act as role models, figures to be copied and emulated.
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<answer instance="vital.40042" senseid="vital_statistics%1:09:00::"/>
<context>
The airport at Singapore is like any other except that it is filled with white men wearing long shorts.
The East starts here.    
The air hostesses on the flight to Bangkok wear pink and purple sarongs with gold borders, western eye-makeup, smiles.
They bow gracefully to all the passengers, catching the men's eyes with a practised coquetry that yet seems charmingly fresh, then vanish backwards with tiny steps to reappear with hot towels and orchid sprays.
As the plane hangs in darkness over a net of lights far below, Kate looks in amazement at her new sandals and the label on her hand luggage.
Her stomach lurching in sympathy with the plane dropping down fast towards Bangkok convinces her dully that it's she who's done it: left England, friends, comrades, ways of seeing, the easy labels of self-definition.
Miss Bourgeois Individualist of the 1970s, <head>vital</head>statistics a BA in Eng.
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<context>
In a well-balanced individual, both aspects should be equally, or roughly equally, developed and we suppress or deny either aspect a&ndash; the risk of reducing our quality of life.    
Some of the relationships associated with the two sides of the brain are illustrated in Figure 1.    
The human being, therefore, can be visualized as being composed of at least four different levels or planes: the physical plane, the emotional plane, the mental plane and the spiritual plane &mdash; all of which are interdependent and interpenetrating.
The principle which animates these planes &mdash; holds them together and establishes communication between them &mdash; can be visualized as the life force or <head>vital</head>force, the Prana of the Hindus, or the Ch'i energy of the Chinese, that elusive something which departs at death.    
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<context>
&bquo;He is a big man, a foot taller than me, and he tried to push me back and kissed me.
It wasn't a peck on the cheek, it was a rough, deep kiss.    
&bquo;I said, &bquo;Get lost&equo;, and pushed past him and staggered off down the corridor.
I was shaking and sweating.
When I heard about his trial I couldn't stop shaking.&equo;    
Gynaecologist Courtney was convicted 16 days ago of two rapes and two indecent assaults on four young women he had drugged and attacked.
He was sentenced to just seven years.    
During the trial seven other women revealed that he had also assaulted them and afterwards a senior detective said that Courtney could have abused 100 women.    
TODAY believes Courtney's sentence is not enough.
Yesterday we won a <head>vital</head>victory in having Attorney General Sir Nicholas Lyell agree to look at the case.
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<context>
&bquo;And I'd only go out with someone I really liked &mdash; I wouldn't do it for the sake of it.
And I think we all reckon sex without a condom is out now.
I think we've got accustomed to the idea because of AIDS and the number of unwanted pregnancies.    
&bquo;Sex is like anything else I suppose you can talk about it and ask questions but you don't know what it will be like until you actually do it.
So I just have to wait and see.&equo;     
Vital    
For Amber's mum divorcee Mrs Armitage, 48, it is a relief her daughter's Amber and Cara, 17, know about contraception, HIV and   AIDS  , sexually transmitted diseases, cervical cancer and sexual intercourse.    
She says: &bquo;I am not embarrassed at all talking to the girls.
It is <head>vital</head>they have this information.
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<answer instance="vital.40055" senseid="vital%5:00:00:indispensable:00"/>
<context>
Yes, machines can process walnuts, along much the same lines as almonds, but they do so very poorly if what you arc after is whole halves.
If you must have whole halves, as many   confectioners   must, then your best source is probably France.
The French can supply perfect walnuts, but charge dear; at &pound;5000 a tonne the price is more than twice the price of California bits, and the reason is that the process is totally unmechanised.
Cracking walnuts is, apparently a French cottage industry.
Hordes of little old men and women sit around all day doing little else, and that is how they get walnuts.
In fact, so <head>vital</head>are the French nutcrackers to the French walnut industry that in 1981, when the crop in the south-west was only 5 per cent of the normal crop, nuts in their shells were imported from California and India to keep the crackers going.
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<answer instance="vital.40056" senseid="vital%5:00:00:essential:00"/>
<answer instance="vital.40056" senseid="vital%5:00:00:alive(p):01"/>
<context>
One great challenge in producing new dental materials is the achievement and maintenance of adhesion of these biomaterials to vital tissues.
The tooth, for example, is a living organ, at equilibrium with a complex biological environment and set in the mouth close to blood vessels, nerves, sense organs and salivary glands.
Enamel, though a fossilised shell of hydroxyapatite, is coated with a gelatinous layer of protein, polysaccharides and microorganisms &mdash; a good repellant for any adhesive.
Bonding to enamel has been done successfully by etching the surface with orthophosphoric acid and subsequently infiltrating with resin monomers.    
The dentine that forms the tough inner core of the tooth is a <head>vital</head>tissue, made of a composite of collagen and hydroxylapatite, and containing tubules that radiate from the pulp cavity at the centre of the tooth.
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<answer instance="vital.40059" senseid="vital%5:00:00:indispensable:00"/>
<context>
In 1970 before we joined the Common Market our trade with Europe yielded a surplus of &pound;1.9 billion.
The deficit is now particularly high with Germany: in 1990 it was &pound;6.7 billion, that is three times higher than with any other country.
The general trend in the last four years is towards a growing deficit.
Between 1986 and 1990 the UK deficit with Germany rose by over &pound;1 billion, although this has temporarily improved.    
It is unclear with the development of the single market whether statistics will continue to be maintained on a national basis or whether these will be subsumed into a blancmange of European statistics.
Any move in this direction should be resisted because it is <head>vital</head>as part of the monitoring process to see what impact the single market is having on our national economy.    
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<context>
ALTHOUGH the onlookers might find the sight entertaining, you won't get very far trying to tow a full-size power boat with a Reliant Robin.
What you need is something with a bit of muscle, but which is frugal enough not to bankrupt you before you get within sight of open water.    
That is why power boat owner David Peaks opted for a five-door turbo diesel Mitsubishi Shogun &mdash; rival to the Range Rover &mdash; after a succession of diesel Land-Rovers.
Friends had praised the Shogun's reliability and residual value.    
&bquo;So far as I could judge, it was the smoothest-running diesel of its type on the market at the time, and the quickest,&equo; he says.
&bquo;It also gave us the seven seats we needed.&equo;    
Good passenger-carrying capacity is <head>vital</head>as far as Peaks is concerned because the Shogun is used to pick up some of his employees and take them to work.
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The Treasury defeated this proposal, but the Cabinet was prepared to initiate a new approach to Liverpool's difficulties &mdash; the task Force.
Cabinet's vision of the Task Force was at variance with Heseltine's own ideas.
The role of the Task Force, as specified by the Prime Minister's Office, was essentially a strategic vision: broad issues were to be raised; the direction of any additional expenditure was to be stipulated; and longer-term policies were to be highlighted.
In the event, Heseltine encouraged a much more pragmatic approach, centred on project development.
Large-scale, politically-visible, catalytic schemes &mdash; such as the Garden Festival and Wavertree Technology Park &mdash; came to dominate the Task Force.
Strategy never figured prominently except in the most generalized way.
The private sector, for example, was central to the approach, and improving the city's image was seen as <head>vital</head> .
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Once there, performance needs to be maintained by regular  reviews   (see page 147).
If the group      
has sufficiently challenging tasks to tackle,        
has a reasonably constant core of members,        
is due to meet frequently (say, at least weekly),      
then it may be appropriate for it to progress to operating at the skilful stage.
For more on this, see  Teams   on page 161.          
Guilt    
Guilt is an unwanted feeling that frequently spills over into behaviour.
Fortunately guilt is a preventable feeling but it is <head>vital</head>to read the section on  Preventing unwanted feelings   (on page 138) before reading the remainder of this section because what follows assumes you have understood the two options involved.    
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A particular problem is that little or no quantitative regard has been paid until recently to the effects of quality variation in environmental data.
The literature of the last few years is thronged with papers proposing that these must be taken into account &mdash; but with few realistic proposals on how this is to be achieved.
Goodchild (1988) has made perhaps the best summary of the problem and possible solutions to date.    
Finally, relatively little emphasis has been given to the management of data as a corporate resource, available to a wide community: many environmental data are collected on a project-by-project basis and &bquo;lost&equo; once the urgency of the initial research is over.
However, the 1990 report of the Data and Facilities Working Group of the UK Inter-Agency Committee on Global Environmental Change argued strongly that planning for the dissemination and maintenance of such data was a <head>vital</head>role.
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Just as he reacted strongly against Richards's suggestion that  The Waste Land   had severed poetry from belief, which carried the implication that the poem was a cultural museum, so Eliot campaigned now for the preservation of London's churches not as museum pieces, but as centres of religion.
Art was not the criterion of civilization.
Nor was religious development alone.
Eliot drew attention to the view that cars, gramophones, and central heating are inessential to civilization, but pointed to a more subtle fallacy which equated art with civilization and so saw &bquo;Alaskan or Solomon Island wood carvers were more &bquo;civilized&equo; than the workmen and workwomen who turn out the bibelots of Woolworth's.&equo;
Such a process of reasoning would result in an affirmation that the times of highest religious development were thus more &bquo;civilized&equo; than Eliot's own.    
Religion had to be integrated with its surrounding society, not in a subservient position, but forming the <head>vital</head>heart of the culture.
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Artillery was to prepare the way for the infantry assault; the cavalry was to provide reconnaissance, occasional shock intervention in the battle if circumstances were favourable, and, it was hoped, effective pursuit of the defeated enemy.    
The strategic and tactical doctrines of 1880 were also recognizably Napoleonic.
The aim which obsessed military thinking was the winning of a decisive battle soon after the outbreak of war.
Local superiority of numbers was thought to be the key to such a victory.
This belief had been reinforced by the experiences of 1866 and 1870; it was assumed that these showed the future pattern of warfare.
The fact that the American Civil War had lasted five years was overlooked or discounted.
In this vision of rapid warfare there was still a place for great fortresses to provide temporary protection for frontiers and strategically <head>vital</head>areas during the crucial, disorganized days at the beginning of the campaign while the armies were assembling.
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Thus they decided that: the number of governors on the school's policy-making group, the management board, should be increased by three; the right of governors to attend the meetings of all other groups in the   school's   internal consultative structure would be formalised; the governors would continue to establish task groups and working parties of their own and these would continue to be open to all teachers.
In this way the composition of the management board changed as shown in Table 4.1.    
The six teachers are all elected by a ballot of all teaching staff.
As staff representatives, they have full voting rights on the management board.
The LEA has a system of &bquo;attaching&equo; educational advisers to a cluster of schools.
Involving the LEA's representative in the heart of the decision-making process like this not only enables the school to draw on their individual and &bquo;corporate&equo; expertise, experience and knowledge but also recognises the school's belief in the LEA's     <head>vital</head>role in providing a comprehensive education system for the local community.    
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Such personnel are already in short supply and therefore efficient and cost effective training methods are required.
Computer based training (CBT) incorporating advanced expert systems may be able to ease the maintenance training requirements of the future.    
CBT may be regarded as similar to expert decision support, an off-line supportive system.
Although CBT may not cover the full range of expert decision support facilities such systems incorporate additional, purely training features such as teaching, practice and checking.
CBT systems compare student performance against the &bquo;expert model&equo; providing feedback and guidance to the student.
This allows a move away from purely &bquo;time-based&equo; training to &bquo;competency-based&equo; training, <head>vital</head>to quality aircraft maintenance engineering.
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&bquo;I am carrying a load of wiring and electronic equipment so I knew they would be interested in it, but I am completely in favour of this type of search.&equo;    
Jasbir Singh was stopped for the second time in two days driving his blue Ford Escort van.
&bquo;I am all for it if it stops the bombings,&equo; he said.
In the past month, vans carrying bombs weighing up to a ton have been discovered in London's East End at Canary Wharf and Bethnal Green.
Others were found at Stoke Newington, north London, and at Tottenham Court Road in the West End.    
Superintendent Don Randall of the City police said the road blocks would not become a permanent feature on city streets.    
&bquo;We have been co-operating with the Met police since November 30 in an effort to protect the public and prevent further bomb attacks,&equo; he said.    
The City was a vulnerable and <head>vital</head>economic target.    
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<context>
These records were given conventional catalogue numbers and were sold at normal prices, but they have special label designs.    
34 The first record by a reigning British Monarch.    
It was normal practice for the trademark to occupy the upper half of the design, while the title and other details occupied the lower half.
The exceptions are sufficiently rare to be worth a study on their own;   it was quite a challenge for designers to make effective use of a relatively small circular area with a hole in the middle.
The challenge became even greater with the advent of 45rpm discs, which had to be provided with an &bquo;optional centre&equo; no less than an inch and a half in diameter for quick-acting autochange and juke-box mechanisms.
Designers therefore could not use the middle of the label to carry <head>vital</head>information.    
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<context>
I still see fishkeepers purchasing &bquo;state of the art&equo; power filters such as Eheim, Shark, Fluval etc, and stuffing them full of little other than filter-wool.
I see Tunze systems where the Biogranules have not been changed for years, and even undergravel filters with less than one inch of gravel covering their surface.    
These same fishkeepers then wonder why their aquarium water is forever murky and their fish losses high.    
To be fair to the manufacturers I can say that most of the better filter units available have very comprehensive instructions, either on the packaging, or contained inside the box as a leaflet.
It is <head>vital</head>that to get the best performance from your newly-purchased system you read AND follow the information provided, and if necessary contact the supplier or manufacturer if you do not understand any particular point.    
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think of an addition to the other person's idea that improves it and overcomes the snag you have identified.            
The latter alternative is preferable since it is more likely to be seen as constructive and thus win support (see  Building   on page 25).
However, both tactics are ways of using other people's ideas as a stimulus for producing ideas yourself.    
Idea-having is the best antidote to the common problem of going round in circles (see  Going round in circles   on page 76).        
Inadequacy    
Inadequacy is an unwanted feeling that frequently spills over into behaviour.
Fortunately inadequacy is a preventable feeling but it is <head>vital</head>to read the section on  Preventing unwanted feelings   (on page 138) before reading the remainder of this section because what follows assumes you have understood the two options involved.    
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<context>
BONO:    
 Those   dice.
Dice is plural.    
(LEI PING thumps BONO and goes home with his top hat.)        
Mudhoney, fathers of the Seattle sponge scene.    
continued page 40        
NURSE, THE  SKREEEEES  !!!      
MEDICINE    
Shot Forth Self Living    
NOW, THIS won't hurt a bit.
Initially, Medicine seem more like a disease than a cure, their West Coast noise-annoys noodlings symptomatic not of any revolution or <head>vital</head>new musical movement, but of grudgingly dragging second-hand ideas through a hedge backwards.
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<context>
Four days later a different camera team were up at Ramsbottom to film a spectacular incident involving a car and a diesel locomotive, and all   this   happened right in the middle of the ELR's &bquo;all diesel weekend&equo;.
A case of yet another engine in &bquo;reel&equo; trouble?       
ACTION&hellip;
Bury station becomes the setting for Granada TV's latest project.        
ELR HAS A ROSY FUTURE!    
By COLIN JAMES    
THE conversion of the Bury to Manchester line to Metrolink operations has meant that it is no longer available for conventional locomotives and trains.
Therefore the East Lancashire Railway's connection to British Rail's metals has been effectively severed.    
A rail link to the B.R. network is considered <head>vital</head>to the E.L.R.'s   longer   term operations to allow excursion trains in and out and to permit ease of access to visiting locos and rolling stock.
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<context>
When the right-wing New Democracy party and the Communist-dominated coalition of the left agreed after inconclusive elections in June to support a temporary administration headed by the conservative backbencher, Tzannis Tzannetakis, its mission was strictly defined: to clean up the scandals that unseated Andreas Papandreou and his socialist (Pasok) government; and &bquo;to restore the prestige and normal functioning of democratic institutions&equo;.    
After the summer's inquiries, MPs decided to commit Mr Papandreou and a handful of ex-colleagues for trial on charges of ordering telephone tapping and accepting bribes.
This momentous decision &mdash; it is the first time a former Greek prime minister has been indicted by parliament &mdash; was complemented by measures the left coalition in particular regards as <head>vital</head>to prevent abuse of power by single-party governments in future.    
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<context>
In classical technique, the calm spaciousness and perfection of each part of an  encha&icirc;nement   flows onwards in line as part of whole sentences in the choreographic design.          
The contents of a choreographic vocabulary    
Dance is a language which contains verbs (or steps) that give continuity and lead up to, through and from the nouns to create a design in movement.
The nouns are the poses or gestures which, with the semi-colons, commas, colons and full stops, give expression.
The choreographer must understand how to form sentences or  encha&icirc;nements   which will make sense in the context of the ballet.
Because the verbs (steps) are the <head>vital</head>links in any  encha&icirc;nement   they must be performed in a manner suitable to the context and the music.
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<context>
The social relations of production under which land is used is a key and pervasive element in the explanation of soil erosion; it also goes some way to explaining the nature of the state &mdash; which intervenes and influences the use of land in all sorts of ways.
However, there are many cross cutting contingencies which have to be analysed fully in an explanation of any concrete instance.            
A review of techniques and policies      
A distinction between techniques and policies    
At the outset there is an important distinction to be made between techniques on the one hand and soil conservation projects, programmes or policies on the other.
A technique refers to the mechanical or agronomic method applied, and in any one conservation project there may a considerable variety.
The choice of technique is a <head>vital</head>one in a conservation project, programme or national policy for two related reasons.
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<context>
A 1903 treaty between the US and Panama gave the US the right to build and open a waterway.
The US also received the right to govern an area of land called the Panama Canal Zone on both sides of the canal.    
The arrangement eventually became a sore point in relations between the US and Panama, which regarded the original treaty as an affront to its sovereignty.
As a result of the 1977 treaty, most of the zone reverted to Panamanian control in 1979.
The canal itself will be handed back to Panama on December 31, 1999.    
A second and less well-known treaty gives the US the right to defend the canal's neutrality.
Once considered a <head>vital</head>and strategic waterway &mdash; huge quantities of war material passed through the canal during the Vietnam war &mdash; the Panama Canal has lost some of its importance because of air freight.    
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<context>
The book is designed to bridge the gap between the very simple and inadequate descriptions of use given with many Homoeopathic remedies and the much larger texts, the depth and complexity of which would put Homoeopathy quite beyond all but the most dedicated of beginners.        
The method    
Firstly, the picture of the disease in the patient is needed.
The process of obtaining this information is called &bquo;taking the case&equo;.        
Taking the case    
There are only two requirements when taking a case and they are interdependent:  Observation   with all the senses and  objectivity   or freedom from interpretation of what is observed.          
Observation    
Observation involves seeing, hearing, smelling, touching and, rarely, tasting!
The <head>vital</head>clue to an individual's sickness may come through any of the senses, so use them all.
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<context>
Primate tool use has been studied by anthropologists in the hope that it might tell us something about our own evolution; by psychologists trying to obtain a better understanding of problem solving and intelligence; and by animal behaviourists simply because the use of tools among wild primates is part of their natural repertoire of behaviour.
In the academic literature about tool using, the primates definitely lead the field.    
Apart from this, however, there is no doubt that primates are very well adapted for tool using because their hands are so well &bquo;designed&equo; for grasping objects.
Like our own hands, those of most primates allow them to manipulate objects with a high degree of precision.
They have the <head>vital</head>factor of the opposable thumb, without which it would be impossible to handle and investigate objects with any degree of manual dexterity.
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<context>
After a brew we walked to its foot and to our delight discovered that the covering on the lower slabs was not powder as we had suspected, but acres of perfect n&eacute;v&eacute; and climbable anywhere.
After playing happily on it for a while we romped back to our sleeping bags and a meal, excited at the prospect of getting to grips next morning with the classic grade V, Sticil Face.    
The night was thoroughly miserable.
It proved impossible to block the jets of spindrift which sought us with every gust of the noisily strengthening wind and settled on our Gore-Tex bivvy-bags, making them ineffective unless constantly shaken clear.
For 13 hours I lay shivering in my inadequate bag, drifting in and out of sleep.
I ignored the resident rodent rustling through our <head>vital</head>porridge supplies.
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<context>
Is it to be the old, old British story, of our doing the earliest work, and other nations taking advantage of our brains?    
The immediate political problem for Whitehall and Westminster is what should be done when the value of the pound sterling falls internationally and our subscription to CERN and other organisations goes up accordingly.
It is wrong that other SERC competitors for money should not get it because international high-energy physics is.
Yet we cannot refuse to cough up our subscriptions.
The French and the Italians seem to get round this problem by handing such matters to their Foreign Offices to deal with.
For the sake of British science, we should do the same.
Otherwise we put the continuity of <head>vital</head>work in jeopardy by failing to shelter it from the winds of international currency exchanges.
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They are often most valuable members of a company because of their ability to sink their own personalities in order to play a range of entirely unusual characters such as the comic Alain in  La Fille Mal Gard&eacute;e  , the tragic Bratfisch in  Mayerling  , Kolia, the son, in  A Month in the Country   and the ridiculous short dancer in  Elite Syncopations  .        
Character dancers    
Noverre called his fourth group character dancers, that is those whose physique and movements were not necessarily of the finest but whose abilities when playing some comic or dramatic role such as a Cyclops or Fury were most valuable.
Such talent is still most valuable to choreographers wishing to bring reality to the stage by contrasting youth and age, naivety and experience, the peasant and the aristocrat.
Such actor-dancers play an important, sometimes <head>vital</head> , part whenever convincing mime and characterisation are predominant features in a production.      
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<context>
 Dei Verbum   10 describes the magisterium as subordinate to the Word, but follows this with a problematic image of Scripture, Tradition and the Magisterium as a kind of trinity.
The propriety of this depends on how inclusively or exclusively magisterium is being used.
The third member is only commensurate with the two modes of revelation if it means a charism, constantly in action throughout the Church, guiding true understanding and teaching it.
It is always to be hoped that this charism will be active in popes and bishops, but it is not, nor can it be, reduced solely to their authority.
The more inclusive, &bquo;small m&equo; sense of magisterium has the main weight both of history and of Tradition behind it, and it is in this direction that the most <head>vital</head>movements in the Church &mdash; especially the increasing witness of women &mdash; are developing (cf.
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<context>
The Unitarian minister and editor Edwin Chapman underlined that desire to overcome separation when in his thanksgiving sermon on Emancipation Day in 1834 he proclaimed that it was the Christian principle evinced by  all   the sects and parties which had brought on the victory.
In commemoration of the end of apprenticeship in 1838 John Relly Beard looked on behalf of religious liberals as much as had the evangelical Wardlaw to the &bquo;genius of Christianity&equo; producing future success in the US and the wider world.    
The dangers of routine and passivity to the often joyful and serene spirit which infused abolitionists grew greater as direct British targets for the cause largely disappeared from the late 1830s onwards.
When &bquo;scarce anything &lsqb;was&rsqb; more likely to mar a&hellip; man's reputation than to be thought opposed or indifferent to the cause of abolition, but when slavery was a distant and foreign institution, the urge to respectability could predominate over the <head>vital</head>flame in antislavery.
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<context>
Reading has essentially personal value as a source of enjoyment, as a stimulus to the imagination, as a means of gaining vicarious experience, and as an agent in language development; but it also allows warnings, instructions, information and so on to be absorbed.
Writing serves cognitive functions in enabling the child to redraft and refine thoughts and ideas, but it also serves social functions in transmitting messages in the wider world.
Both aspects of language development, the personal and the social, contribute to giving pupils power over their own lives.    
In our Report we listed five different views of the purpose of teaching English.
They were not to be seen as sharply distinguishable, and certainly not mutually exclusive.
This list is of <head>vital</head>importance, for it gives a broad approach to the curriculum which can unite the profession.
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<answer instance="vital.40125" senseid="vital%5:00:00:indispensable:00"/>
<context>
A team led by Dr Cathie Martin at the John Innes Institute in Norwich, has isolated the gene which determines the &bquo;wrinkliness&equo; of peas.    
The pattern of inheritance of this simple characteristic led the Moravian monk, Gregor Mendel, to one of the greatest insights in biology &mdash; character traits were not blended during passage from one generation to another but inherited as separate factors, later called genes.    
Mendel had no idea how the genes made the peas become wrinkled.    
But now, more than a century later, the Norwich team has found the answer.    
Round peas contain much more starch than the wrinkled variety which contain more sugar.
The developing round peas produce a <head>vital</head>molecule, called starch-branching enzyme, which builds up complex starch molecules from sugar.    
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<context>
McHarg's thinking is, doubtless, based on the on-going success of London Scottish, who have been promoted to Division One of the Courage Leagues.    
It is a success story, however, based on all-consuming fitness, perhaps rather than the individual brilliance of the aforementioned tour candidates.    
After all, an Anglo-Scots XV, including no fewer than 12 London Scots, lost 18&ndash;12 (try-count 4&ndash;1) to Edinburgh while the Anglos, fielding nine of McHarg's men, crashed 32&ndash;4 (try count 7&ndash;1) to the President's XV at Murrayfield.    
Admittedly, these were early days in the season, before the tough training schedule at Richmond had beefed up fitness levels.    
With Scotland's team manager Duncan Paterson stressing the <head>vital</head>importance on a tour of flexibility, I applaud the selection of several fast-rising, as yet uncapped, young men.    
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<context>
There are good, consistent treatments of the synthesis and properties of the main chemical classes of colorants (chapters 4&ndash;7), but an especially appealing chapter is chapter 3, in which the structure of dye molecules is related to everyday dyeing practicalities, such as colour application and colour fastness.
By contrast, the treatment of pigments is disappointing, only one chapter being specifically devoted to these highly important colorants.
The application performance of pigments is extensively governed by their physical properties, and it is unfortunate that this relation is not highlighted.
Indeed, pigment technology is a fascinating example of applied surface and colloid chemistry.    
Volume 2 deals with auxiliaries: these substances, derived from a vast range of chemical types, assist the application of dyes and are very often <head>vital</head>ingredients of dye-baths.
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Despite violent protests by 40,000 missile-throwing farmers yesterday, he will not accept a &bquo;non&equo; from President Francois Mitterrand to the agreement.    
He is also ready to deliver a second snub to France by naming a new public holiday Trafalgar Day in celebration of Admiral Horatio Nelson's defeat of the French and Spanish in 1805.    
On that historic morning Nelson sent a signal to his fleet saying: &bquo;England expects that every man will do his duty.&equo;    
Mr Major aims to echo the resounding naval victory by forcing President Mitterrand to surrender his objections to the Gatt deal.    
The French government has threatened to veto the <head>vital</head>Gatt agreement, aimed at averting a damaging international trade war, if its demands for a better agriculture deal are not met.    
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If we fail to present this reality, we will not have achieved full sociological understanding of the phenomenon we seek to explain.    
Becker, H. S.,  Outsiders: studies in the sociology of deviance  , 1963, pp. 173&ndash;174            
Discussion question      
1      
Sociological research into crime faces particular problems due to the nature of the subject being investigated.
Suggest some of these problems.              
A. K. Cohen: The delinquent subculture    
In the first chapter of his study,  Delinquent Boys  , Cohen provides a very clear definition of the term delinquent subculture, with the main portion of the book then showing how this subculture is <head>vital</head>to the occurrence of delinquency.
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Oh, do not ask, &bquo;What is it?&equo;    
Let us go and make our visit.          
A character will be led towards his own &bquo;overwhelming question&equo;.
Some crisis, however small, will force a change in the fabric of his life and the author will understand and control this crisis, this change.
Does the form of this story sound off echoes for you?
Have you seen it before, in Maupassant's &bquo;La Parure&equo; ('The Necklace') or Henry James's &bquo;The Beast in the Jungle&equo;?    
Take some time to  bathe   in short stories and look particularly at what the author is doing with the characters and the setting.
In the two I've just mentioned you will find a character who lives many years without the benefit of some <head>vital</head>knowledge, something they really needed to know.
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Often a new convert will receive the fullness of the Spirit at the same time as they profess faith in Christ.
But if not, a fifth barrier, both for new and more mature Christians, to asking for more of the Spirit is still fear of man, and fear of the supernatural.
Again, careful teaching is important as well as loving discussion of these often irrational fears.
To bring them into the open is often to see their power evaporate.    
Whenever the Holy Spirit comes more fully into a person's experience, often with the evidence of speaking in tongues, it is to open a door to a fuller life as a worshipper.
Where the door remains shut, this kind of openness to God in worship can remain incomprehensible and even irritating.
Many of the new churches see this openness to the Holy Spirit's work, and the intimacy that results, as absolutely <head>vital</head> .        
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Front cover:  A free electron laser under development at Los Alamos in the US   (see p 334).
(Photo: Alexander Tsiaras, Science Photo Library.)              
Talking Points    
The Society is not responsible for individual opinions expressed in articles and reviews or in reports of any kind.
Editorials do not necessarily express the views of the council.      
Election fever    
 Chemistry in Britain   invited the major political parties to outline their policies for science, with reference to R&amp;D funding, education, environment and overall strategic planning.      
Conservative    
Conservative Central Office writes:    
The Conservatives believe that a science base is a <head>vital</head>resource for the nation.
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Once built, the nests are lined with tightly packed leaves which act as insulation and the hedgehogs are then ready to sleep the winter away, occasionally waking and wandering about on the off chance of finding a meal.
Gardeners are often inadvertently responsible for hedgehog losses during the autumn by being over-zealous in tidying up their gardens.
Clearing away all the leaves under a hedge is bad news for hedgehogs, as is smartening up the accumulated debris behind a toolshed or summerhouse.
Some occupied nests are destroyed by bonfires later in the year, so it is wise to check heaps of leaves and twigs before lighting them.    
Another potential hazard is water.
Ponds or garden pools with steep sides are lethal traps.
Small animals fall in and, despite being able to swim, cannot climb out again.
A gently sloping edge or ramp leading into the water is <head>vital</head>if you do not want to endanger the hedgehogs that visit your garden.    
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Students who&hellip; may require this vast sea of books&hellip; may suffer many shipwrecks.   
Isaac D'Israeli, Curiosities of Literature      
The condition of a book must be seen to be realised, and condition more than anything else nowadays dictates value and will continue to dictate it.   
Michael Sadleir      
I have so far dealt only with what might be considered extraneous matters which are of little concern to the non-collector, who can read and enjoy a book without worrying about endpapers, half-titles, advertisements and the rest; though even the ordinary reader must reach a point where bibliographical matters begin to impinge.
Nothing can be more exasperating to the borrower of library books than to find a <head>vital</head>page or two missing from the denouement of his thriller.
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If a person is &bquo;torn&equo; between opinions, unable to &bquo;make up&equo; his mind, or if he is &bquo;up in the air&equo; over something and unsure which side he should &bquo;come down on&equo;, or if he is furiously &bquo;debating&equo; with himself or &bquo;hanging back&equo;, or weighing up his &bquo;reservations&equo;, he is nothing if not &bquo;in two minds&equo;.
This is the essence of doubt.        
Doubt and unbelief    
What follows from this is decisive for our whole discussion: doubt is not the opposite of faith, nor is it the same as unbelief.
Doubt is a state of mind in suspension between faith and unbelief so that it is neither of them wholly and it is each only partly.
This distinction is absolutely <head>vital</head>because it uncovers and deals with the first major misconception of doubt &mdash; the idea that in doubting a believer is betraying faith and surrendering to unbelief.
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This may be a lengthy discourse on the &bquo;single thread&equo;, but it is important to investigate these basics, for when they are known, the multiple interactions, the complexities of the weaving process itself, become far easier to understand.
In describing each of the nine archetypes, it is my aim to uncover the forces   which lie at the heart of their &bquo;beings&equo;.
It would be unsatisfying just to look at the ultimate refinement of their natures; the picture becomes too perfect and stylized.
Myths themselves are full of contradictions and inconsistencies.
Very often, when they sound pallid and over-precise, the versions we have received are their latest re-telling, too smooth and polished, fixed and logical.
Often, by digging a little deeper into their history, we can uncover far more interesting antecedents, cracks and all, which in their rough-hewn shape stimulate a more <head>vital</head>response.        
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<context>
 A drop of Drosera in the 30th dilution      succussed with 20 strokes of the arm at each dilution, given as a dose to a child suffering from whooping-cough, endangers life, whereas, if the dilution phials are succussed only twice a, globule the size of a poppy seed moistened with the last dilution cures it readily  .&equo;
 Organon   6th Edition (1842) &sect;270 footnote:    
&bquo;&hellip;  with so small diluting medium as 100 to 1 of the medicine, if many succussions by means of a powerful machine are forced into it, medicines are then developed which, especially in the higher degrees of dynamization, act almost immediately, but with furious even dangerous, violence, especially in weakly patients, without having a lasting, mild reaction of the <head>vital</head>principle  .&equo;    
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<context>
The USSR's legacy of vulnerability has left an indelible mark; even in the new found era of military boldness and &bquo;operational confidence&equo;, adversaries are always on the verge of undoing previous gains, military planners face &bquo;harrowing choices and uncertainties&equo;.
Security means defence against all comers and contingencies; as such, it can only materialise when the world is purged of uncertainty.
It is never achieved; it is never enough: military power is to be developed not just for security of the homeland, but for restraining Imperialism throughout the world.
This too is security.
Soviet military power is a <head>vital</head>factor in the &bquo;world correlation of forces&equo;: as the Soviet Union grows stronger, progressive mankind benefits; as &bquo;progress&equo; advances, the Soviet Union becomes safer.
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<context>
Thompson, 42, of Crawley, West Sussex, was convicted of the lesser charge of driving without due care and attention, fined &pound;400 and banned for six months.    
He told police he had drunk miniatures of brandy on a flight back from Dubai that day, followed by a pint of beer and a whisky.    
He told the jury he had no recollection of the crash.
Christopher Smythe, defending, said hazard lights on Mrs Bone's car may have been obscured as she changed the wheel.        
Housing key to economy    
FOUR out of five of Britain's top firms want more investment in housing to boost the economy, it was revealed yesterday.    
And nearly all the 100 companies questioned in a survey by the charity Shelter said a stable housing system was <head>vital</head>for long-term growth.    
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<context>
These are usually for the under 3's, and are found in Church Halls or private houses.
The next stage is a pre-school playgroup at 3 or 3&frac12;.
They generally stimulate and acclimatise your child to playing with other children.    
You could start your own playgroup so if you want any help or advice contact the Pre-School Playgroup Association (address opposite).        
PRIMARY SCHOOLS    
When you have shortlisted the primary school for your child remember to visit the school first.
Ask questions: listen, too, not only to the answers but the Head's tone of voice &mdash;is he courteous and do you get the impression that he will be approachable in the future if your child has a problem which need to be discussed?    
Your child's pre-school days and infant and junior school years are <head>vital</head>in his future development.
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<context>
A Foreign Ministry statement said the UN action had &bquo;provoked a climate of tension and instability&equo;.
All responsibility now lay with the West.    
A number of Arab countries have condemned the UN resolution, which they say displays its double standards in dealing with Arab countries and Israel.
They drew attention to Israel's refusal to implement UN demands to withdraw from the occupied territories and asked why no sanctions were applied against the Israelis.    
Following the UN resolution, which also provides for the use of force to ensure its implementation, doubts have emerged about the effectiveness of sanctions.    
The Italian government has adopted a deliberately cautious line.
Libya is Italy's biggest oil supplier.
&bquo;The UN resolution directly affects Italy's <head>vital</head>economic interests,&equo; said Gianni De Michelis, Foreign Minister.
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<context>
So a fourth reason for planting new churches is that a young and vibrant expression of church life is encouraged which can often grow faster than the older churches.
Lest this be seen as potentially threatening, it is important for the mother church to see this as her own growth.
It is through church planting that the mother church can grow most quickly.
When a church is in her infancy there will be the most visible signs of growth, as with a child.
It is of course important that growth in size be linked to growth in maturity, otherwise we may simply see the fulfilment of Jesus' warning about the seed sown on the rock, which shoots up fast but withers because its roots are not deep enough.
Here it is <head>vital</head>to complement the evangelistic enthusiasm with the gifts of pastor and teacher and to lay good foundations of a radical biblical understanding of the church at the same time as pressing on in evangelism.
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<context>
Following a survey of corporate networks and common applications as well as their extensions, such as Videotex and Electronic Mail, this seminar will review the importance of International Standards.    
It will dwell on the crucial Open Systems Interconnection 7 layer model.
So central is this standard that each layer will be the subject of focussed study.
This is the core of Data Comms.
Demonstrations of on-line systems and implementation via the all important OSI standard that will give you more than a taste of what is already possible in the Age of Information.    
Local Area Networks, PABX, and immediate applications for improving productivity are followed by a survey of IBM's System Application Architecture and <head>vital</head>approaches to using networks to gain a competitive advantage and tools for cost-justifying network expenditures.    
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<context>
He concluded that the methods probably cost about the same; &bquo;but that's if they &lsqb;the headhunters&rsqb; are successful, but they are not always&equo;.
Graham Shaw, ex-Cadbury Schweppes, said he always gulped when he received a headhunter's bill, and certainly took cost into account in choosing between the methods.
He would always think twice about how to recruit for a position paying &pound;30000-&pound;35000, i.e. a job on the borderline between the marzipan and the icing.
David Tagg of Grand Metropolitan considered that employing headhunters was probably not economical below this level except in specialised cases.
He agreed that headhunters were indeed expensive, but then one is, after all, dealing with an expensive commodity &mdash; one's senior personnel &mdash; and it is not wise to cut corners on such <head>vital</head>issues.
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<context>
Sometimes time has decreed that certain books or pamphlets are of much greater importance that the others and some booksellers have an objectionable habit of dismembering the volumes and pricing the &bquo;disbound&equo; portions separately, to their financial advantage.
In my opinion it is a practice to be resisted.
If the binding is pleasant, what matters if there be curious friends and bedfellows within?
Most of us are happy in mixed company.
Then, too, the question of rebinding the extracted portion arises, when it emerges with its pathetic trails of thread and dabs of glue.    
With leathers becoming increasingly expensive and the demand for books ever increasing, publishers looked for cheaper methods of production, especially for large editions.
The answer came with &bquo;cloth&equo;, introduced in the 1820s.
The <head>vital</head>date was long held to be 1825, on a work published by Pickering; but other claims are being advanced, and some inexpensive fun may be had by searching booksellers' shelves in the endeavour to push the date back a little.
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<instance id="vital.40171" docsrc="bnc_C8U_158">
<answer instance="vital.40171" senseid="vital%5:00:00:indispensable:00"/>
<context>
At this point Friends of Rough Collie Rescue refused any further involvement, so we had to set up our own organisation called &bquo;Rough Collie Rescue&equo; (London and South East).
This loss of support was very serious because the methods by which the Sharmas won the case were very   tentative   indeed.    
&bquo;It was said in court that the dogs looked different and the breeder again stated that she had not bred them.
One of the Sharmas' own witnesses even admitted on the stand that the dogs couldn't be the ones they claimed.
Two independent vets explained how difficult it is to determine the age of a dog after it is a year old.
They also agreed that a breeder could recognise her own stock.    
&bquo;The <head>vital</head>information &mdash; that a woman had contacted the Oxford police looking for two dogs which fitted the description of Robbie and Sophie &mdash; was, for some reason, inadmissible in court.
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<answer instance="vital.40172" senseid="vital%5:00:00:indispensable:00"/>
<context>
With this transformation came administrative change and consolidation of a coherent political agenda.
There were times when her preoccupation with &bquo;basket power&equo;, with the sovereignty of the consumer seemed part of a conception of political change that was both reformist and restricted, not least because it failed to challenge domestic discourses of women's roles; but such attention has to be seen in the context of a commitment to conceptions of political radicalisation based on personal development.
After thirty years of active involvement, her vision of   cooperation remained undimmed:    
the abolition of profit making and democratic control mark out cooperation as nothing less than a revolution, so fundamental, <head>vital</head> , and transforming is the change it is effecting in the economic structure of society&hellip;
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<context>
Yet for better or for worse, the truth of the matter is that most American
Catholic colleges do not owe their existence to general Catholic support
but rather to the initiative, resourcefulness and sacrifices of individual
religious communities.  Community esprit de corps has been the protective
shell which has made the achievement possible.  To understand the past
history -- and the future potential -- of American Catholic higher education,
it is necessary to appreciate the special character of the esprit de corps
of the religious community.  It is something more than the arithmetical sum
of individual totals of piety and detachment.  A religious community with a
<head>vital</head> sense of mission achieves a degree of group
orientation and group identification seldom found elsewhere.
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<answer instance="vital.30037" senseid="vital%5:00:00:indispensable:00"/>
<context>
We have not the leisure, or the patience, or the skill, to comprehend what
was working in the mind and heart of a then recent graduate from the
Harvard Divinity School who would muster the audacity to contradict his
most formidable instructor, the majesterial Andrews Norton, by saying that,
while he believed Jesus ``like other religious teachers'', worked miracles,
``I see not how a miracle proves a doctrine''.  I have, within the past
fifty years, come out of all uncertainty into a faith which is a dominating
conviction of the Truth and about which I have not a shadow of doubt.  It
has been my lot all through life to associate with eminent scientists and
at times to discuss with them the deepest and most <head>vital</head>
of all questions, the nature of the hope of a life beyond this.
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Dr Max Hooper and his 1916 co-authors of &bquo;Hedges&equo; have shown that 62% of modern hedgerows already existed in 1595.
Many of you will be familiar with his correlation between the age of a hedge and the number of species it contains.
His formula for ageing a 30 yard stretch of typical hedgerow is: - Age = (No. of Species x 110) + Years    
Thus, a hedge containing six species might be nearly 700 years old, give or take a couple of hundred!    
Here in the South, hedgerow constituents can comprise oak, beech, ash, wild cherry (gean or mazzard), blackthorn, common hawthorn, Midland hawthorn, crab-apple, dog-rose, hazel, maple, sycamore, buckthorpe, elder, hornbeam, lime, sallow, pussy willow, ivy, holly, <head>yew</head> , gorse, wayfaring tree, guelder rose, dogwood, privet, bullace, spindle, elm and others!
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But as we have seen, he referred to the Duddon valley as &bquo;the darling of my heart&equo; &mdash; he says in the Guide that Mr. West &bquo;contented himself by speaking of the scenery of easy access from the public roads, for he has entirely omitted the vast and romantic wilds which lie between the sea and the chain of lofty mountains, beginning at Coniston and ending at Lows Water &mdash; who shall traverse Seathwaite, Eskdale Wastdale, Ennerdale and Ennersaledale, and not be ready to acknowledge that the Western side of his tour, though probably less beautiful, is infinitely more magnificent than the Eastern side?&equo;    
Dialect words fascinated him and footnotes were often added to help the reader on derivations of place-names and other unusual words.
Indeed to the modern reader some of his vocabulary seems rather strange such as the word &bquo;umbrageous&equo; in his description of the famous <head>Yew</head> Tree, &bquo;which is tall and beautiful, but not umbrageous like those at Patterdale,&equo; or &bquo;shivers&equo; or &bquo;screeds&equo; referring to   screes.
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Other woods have their own peculiarities.
&bquo;People don't seem to like the look of sycamore at the moment.
It is a very light wood and white instruments just aren't popular.
What they don't realise is that sycamore reacts with light.
Within 20 years the instrument will be brown and by the time it is 200 years old it will be virtually black.&equo;
Because of this colour change, it is foolish to use sycamore as an inlay.
Arthur uses other woods and marrow bones ordered from the local butcher and boiled with plenty of salt to clean and bleach them.
The wood used for instruments has varied through the ages, depending on what was available.
In the late 16th century there was a short period when, rather than the usual 13 ribs, lutes suddenly sprouted anything up to 37 and made of very narrow strips of <head>yew</head> .
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At that moment a brown owl's call sounded from the opposite wood.
It was the first call, and by instinct they both crouched motionless, counting four heart-beats until the second followed.    
&quot; It's moving away,&quot; said Hazel.    
&quot; How many field-mice say that every night, I wonder&quot; You know the call's deceptive.
It's meant to be.&quot;    
&quot; Well, I can't help it,&quot; said Hazel.
&quot; Fiver's somewhere out there and I'm going after him.
You were right, anyway.
It is light &mdash; just.&quot;    
&quot; Shall we look under the yew tree first?&quot;    
But Fiver was not under the <head>yew</head> tree.
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People presently came flowing out of the door and spread between the gravestones.
A few went home.
Most stayed, under the shadowy evergreens, among the tall sycamores and beeches on the bluff above the water.    
Cameron waited for the minister to finish his ritual of nodding and handshaking with the congregation.
He then passed quickly through the crowd, eyes studiously on the ground, black gown folded round   him like a rook's wings.
The crowd was still thickening, filling back down the high street, but it looked like time to start.
As Cameron opened with his usual explanation of the Act, he did not know that the Reverend William McIvor, a tall whiskery man with coarse orange hair and very pale blue eyes, had stayed outside his manse, in the cover of a thick <head>yew</head> tree, and was listening hard with a hand cupped round his ear.    
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You have my agreement in   principle, Ranulf, but for the moment Sir John and I are both busily engaged on other matters.
If you could stable our horses, give them some hay?&equo;    
The rat-catcher nodded vigorously and, gathering the reins of Sir John's horse, trotted into the darkness.
Philomel followed, moving a little faster as he sensed feeding-time was very close.
Athelstan led Cranston round the church, stopped, and told the coroner to wait until he fetched a sconce torch.
He hurried back to the priest's house, plucked one from the wall, lit it with a tinder and ran back before Cranston's litany of curses became too audible.    
They crossed into the cemetery.
Even in summer time it was a sombre place.
Now, under a carpet of white snow, the branches of the <head>yew</head> trees spread like huge white claws over the forlorn mounds of earth, crude crosses and decaying headstones.
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The Yew tree is one of the most poisonous plants in the countryside.
It takes long hours in the laboratory to convert deadly greenery into a possible lifesaver.        
Male speaker    
The yew contains a mixture of poisonous compounds and only a chemist can extract anything good from it so people shouldn't eat or drink anything connected with the Yew tree.        
Voice over    
The research to find a European version of taxol is likely to continue for some years.
The original was discovered as one of 115,000 samples taken from plants all over the world.
It was the only chemical from all those which showed any potential for cancer treatment.
Small wonder the chemists are working so hard to get British <head>Yew</head> trees to yield up their medical secrets.          
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&bquo;She  has   a home, Mother, she's got the run of the whole convent.&equo;    
&bquo;That's not the same.
She's to come here, Benny, that's my last word.&equo;    
Eve had written a very neat correct letter saying that she accepted the invitation with pleasure.    
&bquo;They taught her to write nicely,&equo; Benny's father had said approvingly.    
&bquo;They're determined to make a lady out of her,&equo; Mother had said.
No one would explain why it seemed so important.    
&bquo;When it's her birthday she only gets holy pictures and holy water fonts,&equo; Benny reported.
&bquo;That's all the nuns have, you see.&equo;    
&bquo;God, that would turn a few of them over in their graves up there under the <head>yew</head> trees,&equo; Benny's father had said, but again there was no explanation of why.    
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Some of the more ornate buckets have sheet bronze triangular mounts suspended from the top band; the most ornate show a bearded human face in relief  repouss&eacute;   work and are known in Essex (Great Chesterford and Mucking) and Kent (Eastry, Sandgate and Howletts).
Others have suspended pendants decorated with circle and dot designs.    
The majority of buckets found in early Anglo-Saxon graves are of stave construction, bound with bronze and whose construction requires the same control over materials as a cooper.
Generally the staves forming the bucket have constant height and thickness, but vary considerably in their width; an example from grave 60 Petersfinger (Wiltshire) has staves varying from 2 to 5 cm wide and 0.35 cm thick (Table 3.1).    
Unfortunately there are few certain identifications noted of the species of wood used.
<head>Yew</head> is noted from Luton (Bedfordshire) grave 32, Portsdown, Harwell grave 9, Welbeck Hill (Lincolnshire), Roundway Down (Wiltshire) and buckets 2 and 5 from Sutton Hoo.
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<context>
v.  Moore-Gwyn  , for instance, there was no liability for the fall of rocks from an outcrop, when the fall was due to the natural process of weathering.    
An occupier, therefore, is not liable to his neighbour under the rule in  Rylands   v.  Fletcher   for damage caused by ordinary trees which are self-sown because they are naturally on the land.
Nor in general is he liable even if he has planted the trees because he has not used his land in an extraordinary or non-natural manner.
&bquo;To grow a tree is one of the natural users of the soil.&equo;
In contrast, in  Crowhurst   v.  Amersham Burial Board  , the defendants planted on their land a yew tree which grew so as to project over onto the land of the plaintiff on which cattle were pastured.
The leaves of <head>yew</head> trees are poisonous to cattle.
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Shut behind glass doors on one wall were copper pots and jelly moulds which I'd never seen used.
Three light bulbs with white glass shades coated with grease on their upper sides hung in a line over the table where Mrs Files sat, a chopping block in front of her.
She was shredding something by holding the tip of the blade and moving the handle of the knife   around in an arc, her head on one side.
I could hear singing and moaning from a far corner.
Megan must have been there, Mrs Files's senile aunt whom she brought to work when there was no one else to look after her.    
Suddenly a hand shot up in the foreground of my view, something glistened purple in its fingers.
I moved backwards and by standing on the low wall that bordered the towering <head>yew</head> hedge, I gained a level view of the kitchen.    
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My great-grandfather, William Bayles, was the first to occupy it and he was born in 1826.
To go back and see it now might just upset the balance of     things at a crucial time, when I am trying to make a very difficult adjustment to my life.    
I still have a foothold in Baldersdale, which is not widely known.
Further down the valley from Low Birk Hatt is a place I own called Walker Hall, which has 17 acres of land.
I was just not prepared to let that go when I sold Low Birk Hatt because it was my parents' dream house.
They were going to retire there.    
You see, they never really had a place of their own.
They always had to share with other people, our elderly relatives.
Walker Hall was bought long ago by Daddy's mother, Grandma Hauxwell, when she and Grandad were living at Hury in a place called <head>Yew</head> Tree.
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The crowd is a mixed one: some students from Dublin, a farmer or two, some local craftspeople and a very Anglo-Irish lady who talks volubly about her dogs.
The Guinness flows, putting everyone in a confessional mood.
A bearded Englishman tells us he's really a wicken (male witch): the whole Isis cult is just a &bquo;front&equo; for a coven.
The students confide that what they really like is the outing, which gives them an excuse to escape from Dublin and meet the &bquo;quality&equo;.
As for the new priestess, sister of a well known fashion model, she loses all her erstwhile solemnity and announces, with a giggle: &bquo;Sure, I love just any excuse to dress up&equo;.
By the time we stagger back to the castle night has fallen.
We avoid the <head>yew</head> tree walk, reputedly the oldest in Europe, where ghostly friars are said to appear after dark.
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They were vetted by Lady Wardley, who prided herself on knowing all the Northumbrian families worth knowing.
Constance was accepted because Nora was a pillar of the Women's Voluntary Service and worked closely with Lady Wardley in the war effort.
Nora found Lady Wardley irritatingly superior but, as her junior in the W.V.S., had to submit to being patronised.
The elevation of Constance was her reward.    
Miss Hatherby was not like her sister.
Although perfectly aware of her status in the county, she was not a snob.
She welcomed Constance for her weekly lesson with genuine warmth.
Her influence on the girl was soon considerable and Constance looked forward to her visits to the grim and rambling Gothic building.
The villagers called it The Mansion and viewed it and its formal garden of still and silent <head>yew</head> trees with awe.
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His eyes were lowered.
&bquo;Some people call her mad.
Others say she is Hecate, Queen of the Night.&equo;    
&bquo;She's just an old woman.&equo;
Rachel spoke up, her voice muffled behind her cloak.
&bquo;Pay no attention to her, sirs.
She's a veritable Cassandra who sees doom and death in the flight of a sparrow.&equo;      
Mandeville coughed and spat.
&bquo;If she accosts me again, he grumbled, &bquo;I'll burn the bitch!&equo;    
And on that uncomfortable note we continued our way along the track.
A porter opened the double-barred gate, shouting a welcome to the Santerres as he led us along the old causeway which wound past birch, oak and <head>yew</head> trees up to the front of the house.          
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He said, &bquo;There's absolutely nothing to see and it's awfully full of nettles&equo;; at the same moment Jean Powers was saying noisily that not a solitary soul had been into the Britches in years and the village wondered what Edward got up to in there &mdash; ha ha! &mdash; some people said he must be into black magic, or maybe he was growing cannabis.
Edward laughed politely, slid from Carnaby's grip and edged towards the group by the window, who were talking about hedges in tones of some desperation.
As he did so Helen passed him; her neck was red, a sure sign of agitation.
She hissed, &bquo;Do do something about the Taylors and old Mrs Phipson.
They've been stuck together for hours.&equo;
&bquo;How?&equo; enquired Edward; he meant it &mdash; he had absolutely no idea of the mechanics involved.
Helen gave him a look of fury.
The group by the window turned to him anxiously: &bquo;Is that hedge <head>yew</head> , Edward?
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Within a foot of the Wheel he went momentarily ahead, then knocked the motor out.
The launch held her place, riding the swell as though held to the Wheel by invisible ties.    
&bquo;We'd better have a photograph.&equo;    
However bad he felt, Smith took a couple of shots.
They could see the outline of the Wheel plainly enough now, floating   just level with the surface of the water, draped with clinging weeds.    
&bquo;We'll tow on a short line,&equo; Titch said.
He reached over the stern and lifted the Wheel until the lower rim rested on the transom to one side of the stern post.
Most of the framework of the Wheel was now visible; scorched and blackened branches of <head>yew</head> and laurel were still entangled with the osiers along with the seaweeds, but there was no sign of the Scapegoat.    
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He screwed up his eyes and put his hands over his ears.    
Carrie said coldly, &bquo;All right, have it your own way.
But it'll be dark soon and you'll be really scared then.
Much more scared by yourself than you would be with me.
Druids and ghosts coming to get you!
Wild animals too &mdash; you don't know!
I wouldn't be surprised if there were wolves in these mountains.
But I don't care.
Even if I hear them howling and snapping their jaws I shan't hurry!&equo;    
And she marched off without looking back.
White stones marked the path through the <head>yew</head> trees and in the steep places there were steps cut in the earth and shored up with wood.
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<context>
&bquo;Waiting is the worst,&equo; Rose said sympathetically as she saw them struggling with food.
&bquo;Once you see what's in the envelopes everything will be all right.&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know.
I don't know,&equo; Sheila said impatiently.    
&bquo;They might be dreadful.&equo;    
&bquo;No they won't.
Nothing is so bad as having to imagine.&equo;    
So as not to have to watch the empty road for the postman on the day that the results were due each girl went separately deep into the fields but they weren't able to stay alone for long; and each time they came back to the road it was still empty.
When at last they did see him coming they had to follow his slow path from the road, watch him lean his bicycle carefully against the wall under the <head>yew</head> and plod slowly up between the two rows of boxwood.
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<context>
Simon Garrett reports        
Video-Taped report follows    
CIRENCESTER PARK/Gloucestershire    
Dr PAUL JENKINS/Leicester University    
LORD APSLEY/Cirencester Park        
Voice over    
The Yew hedge at Cirencester Park is 250 years old.
In each of those years, estate workers have had to keep it trimmed.
But for the first time the clippings are not being dumped.
Instead, they're being put in the hands of chemists trying to extract a cancer drug called Taxol.    
Taxol was discovered in America; a chemical found in the Pacific <head>Yew</head> tree it can paralyse cancer cells, but extracting it destroys the tree.
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They hadn't wanted to, very much; the little mining town was desolate and ugly and the only hotel smelled of stale beer and greasy chips, but Carrie had looked so different suddenly, so happy and ironed-out and eager, that none of them had said so.    
Now, watching her, the oldest boy wished that he had.
Her smooth, happy look was gone and she was screwing up her eyes and her mouth so that her whole face seemed crumpled.
Like an old handkerchief, he thought.
Perhaps it was only that the hot climb had tired her but it seemed more than that.
As if she were, all at once, uncertain about something.    
Her voice was quite steady, though.
She said, &bquo;Not much farther, I don't think.
Of course it looks a bit different, places often do when you come back to them, but I think I remember &mdash; soon as you turned the bend and saw the tunnel &mdash; yes, there it is!
The first <head>yew</head> !&equo;    
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<context>
There were no cries &mdash; no spitting of a cat, no squealing of a rabbit only the crackling of twigs and the tearing of the grass in violence.    
By an effort of courage against all instinct, Hazel forced himself forward into the gap, with Fiver following.
A terrible sight lay before them.
The rotten leaves had been thrown up in showers.
The earth had been laid bare and was scored with long scratches and furrows.
Bigwig was lying on his side, his back legs kicking and struggling.
A length of twisted copper wire, gleaming dully in the first sunlight, was looped round his neck and ran taut across one fore-paw to   the head of a stout peg driven into the ground.
The running knot had pulled tight and was buried in the fur behind his ear.
The projecting point of one strand had lacerated his neck and drops of blood, dark and red as <head>yew</head> berries, welled one by one down his shoulder.
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<context>
Despite the lack of vibrant bedding plants in winter and early spring, there is a multitude of options to delight the eye and cheer the spirit.
The ground rules, however, are slightly different.
Plantings must be bold if they are to be appreciated from a house window.
To last through the bleakest of winters, terracotta pots need to be tough and frostproof.
Water your containers less frequently than in summer, but do not let pots dry out.    
Evergreens are invaluable all year round, but come into their own in winter when branches are bare and the landscape bleak.
Use them as solo shrubs or as permanent backbone for pot or windowbox, with some seasonal plant infills.
Shrubs such as holly, box, privet, euonymus and <head>yew</head> can be clipped into formal tiers, trained or bought as mopheads &mdash; lollipop trees &mdash; or shaped into amusing foliage statuary.
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<context>
They are to serve as long as the war lasts, and a month on top of that, they are to serve in Scotland only&equo; &mdash; someone cheered &mdash; &bquo;or so it says, and you can ask Widow McCulloch, or Widow McGregor, if they have heard that anywhere before.
The parish schoolmasters are to make up the lists, and I am sure they will oblige.
Every man from nineteen to twenty-three is liable, except for married men with two or more children, and sailors, and apprentices &mdash; whoever heard of apprentices as old as that?&equo; he jeered, and the crowd jeered with him.
&bquo;And except for ministers, of course &mdash; we cannot do without  them  ; or schoolmasters &mdash; the Lord Lieutenants will need  them   to draw up more lists and sign   away more lives when the six thousand have bled and died in France, or Spain, or India.&equo;
A hoarse, angry noise came from the crowd and faces turned to look at Fleming the teacher, who was standing near the manse under a <head>yew</head> tree.
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<context>
In deadly crescent.    
And the bolt is sliding in its groove,    
Outside the window is the black remover's van,    
And now with sudden, swift emergence    
Come the women in dark glasses, the hump-backed surgeons    
And the scissor-man.       
W. H. Auden  The Witnesses        
It was cold, it was cold and the roof was made of bones.
The roof was made of the interlaced sprays of the yew tree, stiff twigs twisted in and out, over and under, hard as ice and set with dull-red berries.
&quot; Come on, Hazel,&quot; said Cowslip.
&quot; We're going to carry the <head>yew</head> berries home in our mouths and eat them in the great burrow.
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<context>
The parallel conversations continued after dinner, though now the rector was riding another hobbyhorse, that of local Roman remains, with which apparently the Cotswolds were plentifully endowed.
The subject of Romans led to that of ghosts.
In particular Mr Taylor had bloodcurdling tales to relate about the spectres of Roman soldiers killed in violent battles or driven to suicide in the bleak grey Cotswold winters.
It was well after midnight when at last Fen said they really must go.    
The Taylors had told Fen of a short cut to the canal, via the cemetery and an adjacent meadow.
Robbie had wondered if they would be able to find the path at night.
But as it turned out their way was lit by a full moon, hanging still and strangely ominous in a black velvet sky.
The churchyard <head>yews</head> cast long sinister shadows over the drunken tombstones.
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</instance>

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<context>
Hepzibah said, &bquo;You'll be all right with him.
No harm of the kind you're afraid of, ever comes near the innocent.&equo;    
Carrie said, &bquo;Mr Evans says no harm can ever come to those who trust in the Lord.&equo;    
&bquo;Perhaps that's another way of saying the same thing,&equo; Hepzibah said.
She gave Nick a last hug and tipped him off her lap.
&bquo;Come again, love.
Both of you, whenever you like.
Are you ready, Mister Johnny?&equo;    
He seemed to understand her.
He was on his feet, holding out his hand to Nick who went to him and took it trustingly.    
And so Mister Johnny took them up through the dark <head>yew</head> trees, carrying the goose and holding Nick's hand.
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<context>
Chapter Two    
THE HEADLAND SLOPED in a hollow curve to the sea and at its very crest, raised on an inclined plane like the launching ramp of a ship, was the Wheel.
It stood within a ring of hissing pressure lamps which kept the darkness at bay.
An elaborate framework of twisted osiers, the Wheel was nine feet in diameter with the proportions of a water-wheel; but lit by the lamps and raised aloft as it was, it looked gigantic.
The osiers were almost hidden by plaited straw and by interlacing branches of <head>yew</head> and laurel; coloured streamers attached to the rim hung limply on the still air and within the Wheel, in a bower of straw and foliage, was a life-size figure wearing a grotesque mask and enveloped in a black cloak.
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<context>
She's good with poultry.
Fine, light hand with pastry, too.
You should taste her mince pies!
Hepzibah looks after Dilys and the place best as she can.
Druid's Bottom was a fine house once, though it's run down since Mr Gotobed passed on and Dilys took bad.
Needs a man's eye, Mr Evans says, though he's not willing to give it, and Dilys won't ask, of course.&equo;
She sighed gently.
&bquo;They're both proud people, see?&equo;    
&bquo;Druid's Bottom,&equo; Nick said, and giggled.    
&bquo;Bottom of Druid's Grove,&equo; Auntie Lou said.
&bquo;That's the cwm where the <head>yew</head> trees grow.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40083" docsrc="bnc_K56_163">
<answer instance="yew.40083" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Nearly 70 per cent of these stumps later resprout and grow once more.    
Bark is stripped from trees by hand, or with high-pressure water jets.
Then, paclitaxel is extracted from the bark in a complicated process.    
The drug companies are also investigating the possibility of using needles and twigs, obtained harmlessly during routine clipping, from other ornamental yew species.
Scientists are now trying to mimic natural paclitaxel, so the trees will not have to die.    
Paclitaxel production by the yew tree is achieved by a combination of many enzymes.
To use genetic engineering techniques to produce paclitaxel, the genes for each of these enzymes would be needed and this is considered much too complex.
So scientists are turning to organic chemistry to try to synthesise paclitaxel with <head>yew</head> tree cells grown in laboratories.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40085" docsrc="bnc_EWC_2336">
<answer instance="yew.40085" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
The day was certainly not one to encourage foreboding.
By ni-Frith it was so hot that the lower part of the field was humid.
The air was heavy with thick, herbal smells, as though it were already late June; the water-mint and marjoram, not yet flowering, gave off scent from their leaves and here and there an early meadow-sweet stood in bloom.
The chiff-chaff was busy all morning, high in a silver   birch near the abandoned holes across the dip; and from deep in the copse, somewhere by the disused well, came the beautiful song of the blackcap.
By early afternoon there was a stillness of heat, and a herd of cows from the higher fields slowly grazed their way down into the shade.
Only a few of the rabbits remained above ground.
Almost all were asleep in the burrows.
But still Fiver sat alone under the <head>yew</head> tree.    
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40086" docsrc="bnc_BNJ_512">
<answer instance="yew.40086" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
The third bedroom provides, once again, the contrast created by 200 years of development in comfort, it is the Tudor Great Chamber; a large, high ceilinged room with a broad fireplace and   sparse   furnishing.    
Beyond this room is a collection of fascinating items relating to the house and its famous connections.
Outside the house, the Washington coat of arms, said to have been the inspiration for the American flag, can be seen above the main porch.        
Gardens    
One of the many attractive features of the Manor is the garden.
To the East is the Rose Garden with its 16th century sundial.
Lavender grows in profusion, and many thousands of bags of Sulgrave Lavender have crossed the Atlantic since the house was opened to the public.
Beyond a <head>yew</head> hedge is the Kitchen Garden which would have supplied fresh vegetables for the household.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40088" docsrc="bnc_B3K_1691">
<answer instance="yew.40088" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
FREE ESTIMATES &amp; ADVICE    
ALL ENQUIRIES WELCOME    
CATALOGUE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST        
WHY NOT PAY US A VISIT AND SEE US AT WORK.
WE WELCOME GROUPS VISITS BY APPOINTMENT AND WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU AROUND.     
THIS IS WHERE TO FIND US:          
Come &amp; explore Skipton Castle    
Open all year    
Fully roofed and in excellent condition!    
Skipton Castle, over 900 years old, is one of the best-preserved mediaeval castles in England.
Discover the beautiful Conduit Court with its famous <head>yew</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40089" docsrc="bnc_A70_2133">
<answer instance="yew.40089" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Mrs M Dunn of Oban, Scotland has a good idea for maximising space in a small bathroom.
She suggests suspending a hanging basket from the ceiling and using it to store spare soap, toothpaste, talcum powder and toilet rolls.            
Plantworld    
by Rosie Atkins      
COLOUR CO-ORDINATION    
An all-white garden    
Bring a timeless tranquility to your garden with the luminous quality of green and white blooms and foliage    
For a dramatic impact, mass all of your white flowers together.
However, if you lack the confidence to toss away your favourite purple lilac bush, create a similar effect on a smaller scale by concentrating on a single border, window boxes or even pots on the patio.
All-white gardens are at their most striking when enclosed by walls or dark <head>yew</head> hedges.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40093" docsrc="bnc_K56_152">
<answer instance="yew.40093" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Over 35,000 plant species were carefully screened for anti-cancer properties, and yew bark extract was found to be effective against tumours in mice.    
In the early Seventies, US researchers identified paclitaxel as the active agent in yew bark.
Then, at the end of the decade the chemical's anti-cancer mechanism was discovered.
Paclitaxel prevents cancer cells by binding to cell components called microtubules.
This can shrink the tumour, often sufficiently to allow surgery.
Trials have been encouraging, with a 30-35 per cent remission rate in over 200 ovarian cancer patients.    
Unfortunately, the Pacific yew is extremely rare and slow growing.
Taking the bark to make the drug kills the tree, and up to 5,000 trees are needed to produce only 2lb of paclitaxel.    
The bark from three whole <head>yew</head> trees, amounting to 60lbs contains only two grams of the chemical &mdash; scarcely enough to treat a single patient.    
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40094" docsrc="bnc_A6N_244">
<answer instance="yew.40094" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
It was always cold on Monaghan Day, the traditional day poor farmers sold their winter stock and the rich farmers bought them for fattening.
Moran was neither rich nor poor but his hatred and fear of poverty was as fierce as his fear of illness which meant that he would never be poor but that he and all around him would live as if they were paupers.
Moran had no work in the fields but still he stayed outside in the cold, looking at hedges, examining walls, counting cattle.
He was too excited to be able to stay indoors.
As the light began to fail he retreated into the shelter of the fir plantation to watch the road for McQuaid's car.
If McQuaid had a big order to fill he mightn't come till after dark.
The light was almost gone when the white Mercedes came slowly along the road and turned into the open gate under the <head>yew</head> tree.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40099" docsrc="bnc_J3J_529">
<answer instance="yew.40099" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
The survival of many wild medicinal plants is threatened by the booming trade in herbal remedies and herbal teas, according to a study by TRAFFIC International.    
India, formerly the largest supplier of medicinal plants to the European market, has now banned the export of wild plants.
Other countries, such as Pakistan, allow uncontrolled exploitation which may lead to the extinction of many wild plants.
Other major suppliers named in the report include Argentina, China, Egypt, Sudan and several East European countries.
Germany is the major European buyer, with 70% of the market.
Two-thirds of its imports of medicinal plants are taken from the wild.    
Among the species threatened include Taxus baccata, a Himalayan <head>yew</head> which may yield a chemical that arrests ovarian cancer.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40100" docsrc="bnc_AB4_132">
<answer instance="yew.40100" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
The main rooms are unusually high and light and the sanitary arrangements are most elaborate, with three lavatory flues.
Under the three perfect gables are three towers, one containing the stairs which Amanda   Feilding  , who grew up here, describes as &bquo;pivoting around a central column, all of oak.
Though it is the only staircase in the house, so hard is the wood that 450 years of treading have worn no hollows in the steps&hellip;
I remember the fear of going up the spiral stairs to bed, the tapestry billowing along the passage with some hidden killer, creaking of wood.
As a teenager I moved out of the nursery into the attic.
A long dark room, it has a turret growing out of it with a view of untold magic, looking over the <head>yew</head> garden and the rose garden, on to Otmoor.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40105" docsrc="bnc_H7V_231">
<answer instance="yew.40105" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;The footprints were about twenty metres from the body, and nobody thought of looking so far away,&equo; Mortimer replied.    
&bquo;Are there many sheep dogs on the moor?&equo; asked Holmes.    
&bquo;Yes, but this was no sheep dog.
The footprints were very large indeed &mdash; enormous,&equo; Mortimer answered.    
&bquo;But it had not gone near the body?&equo;    
&bquo;No.&equo;    
&bquo;What kind of night was it?&equo;
Holmes asked.    
&bquo;It was wet and cold, though it wasn't actually raining.&equo;    
&bquo;Describe the Alley to me.&equo;    
&bquo;The Alley is a path between two long <head>yew</head> hedges.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40106" docsrc="bnc_BMX_5">
<answer instance="yew.40106" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
The Smoke    
&bquo;Rascals,&equo; Fat Watt had said.    
In summer from the Ridgery you looked out over the tops of the trees.
As far as you could see there was a great undulating cushion of varied greenery, mile upon mile of leaves.
Nearby, the trees were distinguishable as oaks, ashes, chestnuts, <head>yews</head> , but gradually they resolved themselves into a universal greenness.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40109" docsrc="bnc_K1G_1927">
<answer instance="yew.40109" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Voice over    
If the security services are hit by defence cuts, maybe even James Bond might consider buying a new more affordable Aston Martin.          
Read in studio      
A tree that's thought to have provided arrows for the Battle Of Agincourt has been saved from collapse.
The yew tree is estimated to be at least two thousand years old and required drastic surgery to make it safe.        
Video-Taped report follows    
KEN GOODWIN/Staunton    
JIM UNWIN/Tree Surgeon    
Rev JOHN EVANS/Vicar        
Voice over    
Tree surgeon, Jim Unwin, took one look at this ancient <head>yew</head> in Staunton churchyard and realised he'd have to act fast.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40111" docsrc="bnc_K56_144">
<answer instance="yew.40111" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Until recently, the cancer drug paclitaxel, from Pacific yew trees (faxus brevifolia), has only been used in patients whose cancers are well developed.
Now British scientists want to test paclitaxel on early-stage cancers, when the disease is less advanced, and are embarking on a huge research programme.    
A licence has been awarded to drugs firm Bristol-Myers Squibb to use paclitaxel for treatment of ovarian cancer in women who did not respond to other treatments, but the chemical may also be effective against head, neck and lung cancers.    
Paclitaxel's anti-cancer properties were discovered in the late Sixties, as part of a programme sponsored by the National Cancer Institute.
Over 35,000 plant species were carefully screened for anti-cancer properties, and <head>yew</head> bark extract was found to be effective against tumours in mice.    
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40114" docsrc="bnc_H8R_3577">
<answer instance="yew.40114" senseid="yew%1:20:02::"/>
<context>
To stop time.
His strength staying, bulky,      
Blocking time.
His rankness, his bristling wildness,    
His thrillingly painted face.    
A badger on my moment of life.    
Not years ago, like the others, but now.    
I stand    
Watching his stillness, like an iron nail    
Driven, flush to the head,    
Into a <head>yew</head> post.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40116" docsrc="bnc_H90_766">
<answer instance="yew.40116" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Even as Rachel flitted before us down passageways and galleries, I could feel other presences, as if ghosts hiding in the shadows watched her pass then trailed behind us, looking for some weakness they could exploit.
Benjamin's shoulders twitched and on one occasion I saw him shiver.    
&bquo;A strange place,&equo; he murmured as Rachel walked ahead of us.
&bquo;The dead do not lie at rest here.&equo;    
At last Rachel had shown us everything but, still full of enthusiasm, said there was more to see outside.
Benjamin and I hid our exasperation, took our cloaks and followed her into the snow-covered grounds.
We visited the outhouses, stables, smithies, brewing rooms, barns &mdash; slipping and slithering, though Rachel was as sure-footed as a cat.
We went through a clump of <head>yew</head> trees into a clearing where a small church stood, a simple primitive affair with steep tiled roof and a small entrance tower.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40118" docsrc="bnc_A0G_2417">
<answer instance="yew.40118" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Flowering, fruiting and informal hedges can be clipped once annually, but for crisp outlines more frequent trimming is needed.
Use a string as a guide to accurate shaping at the beginning of the season, thereafter working by eye.
Where possible, shape the hedge so that is narrower at the top, admitting light to growth near the base.
Clear away and burn all trimmings, and keep tools sharp and free from sap.    
Many neglected hedge species respond to hard pruning at the right time of year, and will quickly produce a thicket of new growth.
Conifers other than <head>yew</head> usually resent harsh treatment, however, and are difficult to rejuvenate, Deciduous species are best pruned hard back in late winter, evergreens in late spring &mdash; cutting one side a year back to a foot within the intended final width to allow room for regrowth.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40122" docsrc="bnc_A0G_2431">
<answer instance="yew.40122" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
A hedge will compete with nearby plants for water and nutrients, and the roots of some species can be very invasive.
Cutting along the side of the hedge with a spade helps check lateral roots, but it's wiser to grow adjacent plants that tolerate poor, dry soil or shade.
This will suit most bulbs, and annual or late-flowering perennial climbers that use the hedge for support.
But check whether companion plants prefer the sunny or shady side.           
A hydrangea hedge, pretty and practical    
An eye-catching mix of  Berberis x stenophylla   and  Mahonia japonica      
Pruning a beech hedge the easy way    
Trimming with secateurs avoids chopping up attractive leaves    
Privet and <head>yew</head> combine in an effective two-tone design        
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40126" docsrc="bnc_EFJ_3163">
<answer instance="yew.40126" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Carrie laughed but he meant it.
&bquo;I shan't write till you do.
And if you don't, I'll know, won't I?&equo;    
&bquo;Know what?&equo;
Carrie asked but he pulled a silly face and said nothing.    
It was as if some queer shyness had seized him.
When they left he didn't offer to walk them up through the Grove and Carrie wasn't sorry: she felt too chokey for talking.    
&bquo;Mister Johnny will see you up to the ridge,&equo; Hepzibah said, but Carrie shook her head.    
&bquo;We'll be all right.
I'm not scared any more.&equo;    
She wasn't scared, not even when she was half-way up the path, dark <head>yews</head> all around her, and heard the sound she had heard the first time.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40128" docsrc="bnc_A0X_773">
<answer instance="yew.40128" senseid="yew%1:20:02::"/>
<context>
Opportunities sometimes arise, however, for decorating objects with square or rectangular faces, or where certain considerations of function restrict the extent of possible ornament.
If decoration is to remain valid it must be subordinate to the over-riding proportions and the requirements of use of the object in question; yet still look good.        
Using the grain    
In some types of wood the grain markings are indistinct, while in others they are well-defined.
Amongst the former &mdash; plain sycamore, box and horse chestnut, for example &mdash; you can find good variations of tone and hue, but very little marking.
In the well-defined types, such as <head>yew</head> , zebrano and walnut, grain is the dominant visual feature and it is in this group that some of the effects most characteristic of good marquetry can be achieved.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40130" docsrc="bnc_GTA_1483">
<answer instance="yew.40130" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<answer instance="yew.40130" senseid="P"/>
<context>
The revelation of Elvaston led to a topiary revival in the 1850s.    
The fourth earl died in 1851 and his successor retrenched on expenditure, opened the gardens to the public, and instructed Barron to develop a commercial nursery at the garden.
In 1862, on the death of Leicester Stanhope, fifth Earl of Harrington &lsqb;q.v.&rsqb;,
Barron bought forty acres for a nursery site in nearby Borrowash, to which he moved from Elvaston in 1865.
In addition to plant sales, Barron offered transplanting and landscape gardening.
Among his firm's commissions during Barron's life were Stancliffe Hall, Matlock; Impney Hall, Droitwich; Locke Park, Barnsley; People's Park, Grimsby; and, his most famous work after Elvaston itself, Abbey Park, Leicester (1877&ndash;82).
In 1880 he successfully moved the Buckland <head>yew</head> , with a documented age of 800 years.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40131" docsrc="bnc_K56_165">
<answer instance="yew.40131" senseid="pacific_yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Scientists are now trying to mimic natural paclitaxel, so the trees will not have to die.    
Paclitaxel production by the yew tree is achieved by a combination of many enzymes.
To use genetic engineering techniques to produce paclitaxel, the genes for each of these enzymes would be needed and this is considered much too complex.
So scientists are turning to organic chemistry to try to synthesise paclitaxel with yew tree cells grown in laboratories.    
The advantage of this work over Bristol-Myers Squibb is also trying to semi-synthesise the chemical from 10-DAB 111, the yew chemical.
They say that until now paclitaxel for human drug use has been from felled trees, but in 1993 sources other than Pacific <head>yew</head> bark will be used on a commercial scale, and by 1995 they hope actual trees will no longer be needed to produce the drug.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40134" docsrc="bnc_CFR_257">
<answer instance="yew.40134" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<answer instance="yew.40134" senseid="P"/>
<context>
An enchanting new collection of new porcelain plates celebrates the changing seasons in FLOWER FAIRYLAND!    
The land of the Flower Fairies is a miniature world of wonder.
Each and every flower, blossom or berry has its own fairy guardian.    
The Flower Fairies were the creation of Cicely Mary Barker over sixty years ago.
Ever since, her wonderful paintings and delightful poems have charmed adults and children the world over.    
Now you can watch the seasons changed in The Flower Fairies Year, a brand new collection of twelve porcelain plates featuring Flower Fairies that have never before appeared on plates.      
Each season is represented by three delightful plates.
For example:    
&bull; In the chill of  Winter   the  <head>Yew</head> Fairy   sits dreamily amidst the waxen berries.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40135" docsrc="bnc_K56_150">
<answer instance="yew.40135" senseid="pacific_yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
Paclitaxel's anti-cancer properties were discovered in the late Sixties, as part of a programme sponsored by the National Cancer Institute.
Over 35,000 plant species were carefully screened for anti-cancer properties, and yew bark extract was found to be effective against tumours in mice.    
In the early Seventies, US researchers identified paclitaxel as the active agent in yew bark.
Then, at the end of the decade the chemical's anti-cancer mechanism was discovered.
Paclitaxel prevents cancer cells by binding to cell components called microtubules.
This can shrink the tumour, often sufficiently to allow surgery.
Trials have been encouraging, with a 30-35 per cent remission rate in over 200 ovarian cancer patients.    
Unfortunately, the Pacific <head>yew</head> is extremely rare and slow growing.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40143" docsrc="bnc_G0A_1154">
<answer instance="yew.40143" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
&bquo;McCaig's Folly, eh?&equo;    
&bquo;Hmm?
Oh; well yes&hellip; at least I think so.
Cot the idea from Charlotte, actually.&equo;    
&bquo;What, your sister?&equo;    
&bquo;Mmm.
The one that married that chap Walker, from Edinburgh.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh yeah; I remember.&equo;
Rory went over to the seat that held his jacket.    
&bquo;Funny girl, Charlie; had this thing about&hellip; antiquity.
Got Walker to deflower her under this ancient fucking <head>yew</head> tree in Perthshire.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40144" docsrc="bnc_EWC_3242">
<answer instance="yew.40144" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
But all that lay there was a splintered peg and a twisted length of wire.            
ON WATERSHIP DOWN      
18.
Watership Down      
What is now proved was once only imagin'd.   
William Blake  The Marriage of Heaven and Hell          
It was evening of the following day.
The north-facing escarpment of Watership Down, in shadow since early morning, now caught the western sun for an hour before twilight.
Three hundred feet the down rose vertically in a stretch of no more than six hundred &mdash; a precipitous wall, from the thin belt of trees at the foot to the ridge where the steep flattened out.
The light, full and smooth, lay like a gold rind over the turf, the furze and <head>yew</head> bushes, the few wind-stunted thorn trees.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40147" docsrc="bnc_BMD_1166">
<answer instance="yew.40147" senseid="yew%1:20:02::"/>
<context>
Customers have begun coming to Arthur with specific requests for alterations to the design of both guitars and dulcimers. it is a sign that the instruments and their music are very much alive &mdash; and that should signify a healthy future for the musical instrument maker.        
Main picture For luthier Arthur Robb playing the instrument is a vital part of producing it: this enables him to check the sound quality and make any necessary final adjustments.
Top On the workbench (from left); tuning pegs, a plane, a reamer to taper holes for the pegs, beeswax to lubricate and polish the wood, lute bridges, lute-bridge templates, a saw and a chisel    
Main picture (clockwise from top left) Arthur Robb, who has crafted between 60 and 70 lutes, with a mid-Renaissance, seven-course (13-stringed) instrument; Arthur restored guitars up to 200 years old; in a tradition dating back five centuries, the rose motif is carved from the soundboard with a single, sharp knife; strips of <head>yew</head> and sycamore will form the lute ribs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40148" docsrc="bnc_AM4_1736">
<answer instance="yew.40148" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
FoE argued that, lacking any other explanation and given abundant circumstantial   evidence that pollution was bad for trees, a combination of natural and pollution stresses was the best explanation for the observed symptoms.
The Commission seemed willing to call on practically any explanation except pollution.    
Yet the Commission and its supporters were increasingly inconsistent.
Sometimes there was no dieback or decline, at other times there was dieback but it was not connected to pollution, on occasions trees which had lost a third or more of their vegetation were normal.
At Kew Gardens, an official-minded institution administered via the Ministry of Agriculture, a spokesperson neatly captured the illogical Commission view by telling a journalist who enquired about dieback of Kew's cedars, beech and <head>yews</head> , that &bquo;there wasn't any dieback&equo;, and, if there was, &bquo;it wasn't due to acid rain&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40152" docsrc="bnc_HSK_368">
<answer instance="yew.40152" senseid="yew%1:20:00::"/>
<context>
It is a refreshing change when cars are in fact parked in a separate, but linked area allowing the front garden to be developed along slightly different lines.    
In this garden the area is surrounded by walls and, instead of an uninteresting rectangle, the garage juts into the space, providing a definite challenge to the designers.    
The main access is via steps that drop down from the street between walls that tend to increase visual tension.
Paving is a combination of random rectangular slabs, which could be either precast concrete or a more expensive natural stone and this has been teamed with brick, helping to soften the overall surface and also define the various planted areas.    
Hedges have been used as a positive design element: <head>yew</head> to provide shelter and screening at the front of the property; box, fashioned into sweeping curves at a lower level.
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</instance>

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<instance id="begin.002">
<answer instance="begin.002" senseid="begin%2:30:01::"/> 
<answer instance="begin.002" senseid="begin%2:42:04::"/> 
<context>
Paramount, which  agreed  to sell the unit in July, said  it would realize net proceeds from the sale of $2.6 billion , with an after-tax gain of $1.2 billion . Paramount said  the gain would be recorded  in its fourth quarter, which  ended yesterday.
Paramount said the sale &quot; completes the strategic restructuring &quot; it <head>began</head> in 1983, and would enable it to focus on its entertainment and publishing businesses. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="begin.007">
<answer instance="begin.007" senseid="begin%2:30:01::"/> 
<context>
The CBS official said  that price sounded fine. At that price, CBS was the only player at the table when negotiations with the International Olympic Committee started in Toronto Aug. 23 .
Dick Pound, a committee member, <head>began</head> by disclosing that ABC and NBC had refused to even bid. 
</context>
</instance>
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<answer instance="begin.018" senseid="begin%2:30:01::"/> 
<context>
Not everyone is convinced  the state must raise new revenue  to meet its earthquake needs. &quot; It 's possible, though not probable, &quot; that the state could get by with its existing resources and federal help, said  Quentin Kopp, chairman of the state senate's transportation committee.
Separately, two men injured in last week's earthquake-triggered freeway collapse in Oakland <head>began</head> a legal battle against the state over whether officials adequately heeded warnings about the structure's safety. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="begin.026">
<answer instance="begin.026" senseid="begin%2:30:01::"/> 
<context>

In the aftermath of the stock market's gut-wrenching 190-point drop on Oct. 13, Kidder, Peabody &amp; Co.'s 1,400 stockbrokers across the country <head>began</head> a telephone and letter-writing campaign aimed at quashing the country's second-largest program trader. 
</context>
</instance>
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The doctor sat down rather wearily,  caressing the hen and remarking that the city was not the place for a poultry-loving man, but no sooner  was the remark out than a knock at this door obliged him to cover the hen with his greatcoat once more. At the door Alex managed  to persuade the increasingly astonished fille de chambre  to return in ten minutes.
It was evident that a second transfer had to be effected, and that it had to take place between the time the fille finished the doctor's room and the time she <head>began</head> Alex 's. 
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And though federal law dictates that only $100 million   can be disbursed  from that fund in any one state per disaster, administration officials expect Congress to move in  to authorize  spending more now in California.  To get that money, states must go through an elaborate approval process, but officials expect red tape to be cut  this time.
Keith Mulrooney, special assistant to Federal Highway Administrator Thomas Larson, also said that after the 1971 San Fernando earthquake in Southern California, the state set tougher standards for bridges, and with federal aid, <head>began</head> a program to retrofit highways and bridges for earthquake hazards. 
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Since then she has become wealthy. Her husband and older son -- a computer prodigy profiled  in The Wall Street Journal in 1981, when he was 13  -- run a software company with expected sales this year of $10 million .
Most recently, she has become the publisher of Movieline, a four-year-old Los Angeles magazine that <head>began</head> national distribution last month, with an initial press run of 100,000 copies. 
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COPPER: Futures prices partially recovered Monday's declines because Chilean miners voted  to strike. The December contract rose 1.20 cents a pound to $1.14 .
In Chile, workers at two copper mines, Los Bronces and El Soldado, which belong to the Exxon-owned Minera Disputada, yesterday voted to <head>begin</head> a full strike tomorrow, an analyst said. 
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Terms weren't disclosed .
Trinity said it plans to <head>begin</head> delivery in the first quarter of next year. 
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The petition challenged First Union's lending record in the state,  saying that the bank-holding company had &quot; shut itself off from contact with the low-income community and is redlining almost every black neighborhood that it serves  in the state. &quot; In  deferring action on the merger, the Fed said  , &quot; The Board does not believe that there is sufficient information in the record at this time  to allow   to reach a final conclusion on First Union's record of  helping  to meet the credit needs of the communities  it serves  in Florida and North Carolina, including low to moderate-income neighborhoods in those communities. &quot;
The Fed said the Comptroller of the Currency is expected to <head>begin</head> a Community Reinvestment Act examination of First Union's Florida and North Carolina banking units in the next two weeks. 
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Many other factors played a part in yesterday's comeback. The Federal Reserve signaled its willingness  to provide liquidity; the interest rate on its loans to major banks inched downward early in the day.
Foreign stock markets, which kicked off Black Monday with a huge selling spree, <head>began</head> the day off by relatively modest amounts. 
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Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American, which  has agreed  to be acquired , said  they don't anticipate &quot; any problems &quot; with the completion of the transaction. An FTC spokesman said  the matter is &quot; in a non-public posture at this time &quot; and declined  to comment further.
Emerson and Bosch, through their joint acquisition arm, Maple Acquisition, have <head>begun</head> a cash tender offer for all of Vermont's common shares outstanding. 
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( The lower house's five-year term expires in January; the Parliament's upper house is appointed .) The elections will be a rigorous test for the 45-year-old prime minister and Congress (I ), which  in various forms has ruled for 40 of India's 42 years of independence.
After a landslide win in 1984 in polls held after the assassination of his mother, Indira Gandhi, Mr. Gandhi saw his popularity <head>begin</head> a roller coaster ride. 
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The dispute involves Darkhorse Productions Inc., a TV production company in which Mr. Trudeau is a co-owner . Mr. Trudeau, a Writers Guild member, also was employed  as a writer for Darkhorse, which  was covered  by a guild collective-bargaining agreement.
The guild <head>began</head> a strike against the TV and movie industry in March 1988. 
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Three Soviet government officials -- the ministers of railroads, of foreign economic relations and of heavy-machine building -- will visit Tehran next month for talks, Iran's official news agency reported  . Under an agreement signed  last June, the Soviets will help Iran in oil exploration and other areas in return for exports of Iranian natural gas.
And in Paris, Mahmoud Vaezi, Iran's vice minister of foreign affairs, <head>began</head> a five-day visit to discuss such matters as compensation to French enterprises for contracts broken by the Khomeini regime. 
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He believed  colon cancer might also arise from multiple &quot; hits &quot; on cancer suppressor genes, because it often seems  to develop in stages. It often is preceded  by the development of polyps in the bowel, which  in some cases become increasingly malignant in identifiable stages --  progressing from less severe to deadly -- as though a cascade of genetic damage might be occurring.
Dr. Vogelstein and a doctoral student, Eric Fearon, <head>began</head> months of tedious and often frustrating probing of the chromosomes searching for signs of genetic damage. 
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LIN, which  has agreed with BellSouth Corp.  to merge their cellular-telephone businesses, said then that it wouldn't take a position on McCaw's revised tender offer. Earlier this month, McCaw revised its offer to $125  a share for 22 million LIN shares.
McCaw is seeking 50.3% of the cellular and broadcasting concern; the revised offer includes a feature requiring McCaw to <head>begin</head> an auction process in July 1994 that would buy out remaining holders at a per-share price roughly equivalent to what a third party might then have to pay for all of LIN. 
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But in May, the Chicago Merc said  it was looking into  creating a common system with the Chicago Board of Trade, and it suspended negotiations with the New York Merc. Mr. Thompson says  his exchange isn't waiting for the results of the Chicago exchanges ' cooperation.
It recently <head>began</head> a pilot program to test an electronic trading system called ATS 2, the automated trading system created by the International Commodities Clearing House. 
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Continental is Texas Air's flagship and was built  painfully to its present size under Mr. Lorenzo after  emerging from bankruptcy proceedings in 1986. It 's unclear what role, if any, Mr. Lorenzo's recent exploration of a possible sale of a stake in Continental had  in Mr. Corr's departure.
One source familiar with the airline said, however, that Mr. Corr wasn't informed in advance during the summer when Mr. Lorenzo <head>began</head> discussions with potential buyers. 
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Thayer folded it up and offered a drink. The inspector declined.
To <head>begin</head> the interview, he asked if Thayer, with more time to think it over, could add to what he had said the other day about Johnston. 
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It is public relations of the highest sophistication, that  recognizes that credibility is enhanced  by honesty -- up to a point. What is that point ?
Will Ogonyok <head>begin</head> a series of reports analyzing the failures of perestroika? 
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U.S. Memories said it will <head>begin</head> visits during the next several weeks to sites in Austin, Texas; Colorado Springs, Colo.; Middletown, N.Y.; and Phoenix, Ariz. 
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The 13.25% subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued  in August 1987 as part of the $690 million  financing for a leveraged buy-out of the company. Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers, distributors and retailers.
Leaseway said it has <head>begun</head> discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction, which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities. 
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I pointed to the splintered, upright stake. &quot; Did you do that &quot;? ? I asked .
&quot; Yes &quot;, he said, eagerly, <head>beginning</head> a kind of dance of excitement. 
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Stoneridge Resources Inc. said it will <head>begin</head> an offering of rights equivalent to 2.6 million common shares and valued at $22,750,000. 
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That prompted Kerr-McGee to consider  moving the potentially volatile storage facilities and cross-blending operations away from town. Kerr-McGee said  it has purchased 3,350 acres from the federal government in Clark County and plans  to begin construction early next year.
The new facility is expected to <head>begin</head> operations in early 1991. 
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Even after  divesting itself of $120 million  of unprofitable business, the new Pinkerton's will have sales of about $610 million  this year and operating profit roughly double the industry average of 2%-3%  of sales, says   Lloyd Greif of Sutro &amp; Co. in Los Angeles, which  arranged the Pinkerton's acquisition. Mr. Wathen says  his turnaround strategy  has been simple:  just hack away at the fat.
He <head>began</head> by closing 120 of the combined companies ' 260 offices in two months, eliminating about 31% of the company's 2,500-person adminstrative staff, including more than 100 sales positions. 
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In &quot; Mad Rush, &quot; which  came from a commission  to write a piece of indeterminate length (Mr. Glass charmingly, and tellingly, confessed that &quot; this was no problem for me &quot; ), an A section alternates with a B section several times before the piece ends unresolved. Not only is the typical Glasswork open-ended, it is also often multiple in its context (s ).
&quot; Mad Rush &quot; <head>began</head> its life as the accompaniment to the Dalai Lama's first public address in the U.S., when Mr. Glass played it on the organ at New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine. 
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Return on this fine portfolio has been modest when it has not been negative . Figure 1 demonstrates the performance of those businesses  I 've invested in  during this prosperous decade ( see accompanying illustration -- WSJ Oct. 20, 1989 ).
Oil-related properties suffered a huge decline until I divested myself of all such stocks in 1985, at which point the industry, while not lighting up any Christmas trees, <head>began</head> a slow recovery. 
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Dear Sirs: Let me <head>begin</head> by clearing up any possible misconception in your minds, wherever you are. 
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&quot;  Hurry ! !  Hurry &quot; ! !
The guerrillas <head>began</head> a frantic search for pails in which to bring water from the spring. 
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Dow Jones shares also fell 50 cents  to close at $36.125  in Big Board composite trading. Dow Jones has said  it believes  the $18-a-share price is fair to Telerate's minority shareholders.
Late last week, representatives of Dow Jones and Telerate <head>began</head> negotiations about the terms of the offer, but those talks didn't result in any changes in the offer. 
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How soon Wang will stage a comeback , or if it will  at all, are still matters of debate. But Wang salespeople are trying  to cope with the biggest challenge  any marketer can face:  selling the products of a company that  is on the ropes.
&quot; If your prospect is feeling risk the whole time and you're not feeling as if you're backed up by a stable company, you 've lost it before you 've <head>begun</head>, &quot; says Mary Ann Cluggish, a Wellesley, Mass., sales trainer and consultant who works with high technology companies. 
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And much better at that than at    he's been doing  recently. &quot; Cotton Inc. Campaign
Cotton Inc., the fiber company that represents cotton growers, will <head>begin</head> a new ad campaign, developed by Ogilvy &amp; Mather, Thanksgiving Day. 
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From then on, the Dow industrials held at a loss of 40 to 50 points. Then, in late-afternoon trading, hundred-thousand-share buy orders for UAL  hit the market, including a 200,000-share order through Bear Stearns that  seemed  to spark UAL's late price surge.
Almost simultaneously, PaineWebber <head>began</head> a very visible buy program for dozens of stocks. 
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NP Acquisition Co., a National Pizza unit, plans to <head>begin</head> a tender offer for Skipper's on Friday, conditioned on at least two-thirds of Skipper's shares being tendered. 
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As I say, I wouldn't want to <head>begin</head> a day like this, but I often wonder what the dead would have done. 
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Lionel also urged holders of its stock and debt  not to tender their securities,  saying  it wants  to remain independent  to pursue its business strategy. Lionel also said  the offer by Robert I. Toussie Limited Partnership is inadequate, and full of conditions that  leave it &quot; subject to substantial uncertainty. &quot;
In addition, Lionel <head>began</head> a lawsuit in federal District Court in New York seeking to enjoin the offer, alleging, among other things, violations of federal securities law and fraudulent manipulation of the market for Lionel's securities. 
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Investigating Jupiter in detail may provide clues to what astronomer Tobias Owen calls  the &quot; cosmic paradox &quot; of life: Jupiter and other bodies in the outer solar system are rich in elements such as hydrogen that  are essential for life on Earth, but these planets are lifeless; Earth, on the other hand, has a diminished store of such material but is rich in life. Some scientists have suggested that comets and asteroids may have brought enough of this kind of material  from the outer solar system to Earth  to spawn life.
Beginning in December 1995, Galileo will <head>begin</head> a two-year tour of the Jovian moons. 
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Rivals carp at &quot; the principle of Pilson, &quot; as NBC's Arthur Watson once put it -- &quot; he's always expounding that rights are too high, then he's going crazy. &quot; But the 49-year-old Mr. Pilson is hardly a man   to ignore the numbers.
A Yale law school graduate, he <head>began</head> his career in corporate law and then put in years at Metromedia Inc. and the William Morris talent agency. 
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The provision, described  as &quot; back-end &quot; protection, would require BellSouth to pay a price equivalent to what an outside party might have  to pay . McCaw's bid also has a similar clause.
Only McCaw's proposal requires the company to <head>begin</head> an auction process in June 1994 for remaining shares at third-party prices. 
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For, just as Mr. Giuliani latches on to an issue that  has Mr. Dinkins reeling, his campaign desperately needs cash  to keep Mr. Ailes's commercials on the air beyond Wednesday or Thursday.  To help out this week, the White House is dispatching chief of staff John Sununu and three Cabinet members -- HUD's Jack Kemp, Transportation's Samuel Skinner and Treasury's Nicholas Brady, according to Peter Powers, the Giuliani campaign manager.
For Republicans who <head>began</head> this campaign with such high hopes, all of this is deeply frustrating. 
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The point -- quite simply -- is this: words they might have had ; ; but communication, no. This basic principle, the first in a richly knotted bundle, was conveyed  to me by Dr. Henry Lee Smith, Jr., at the University of Buffalo, where he heads the world's first department of anthropology and linguistics .
A brisk, amusing man, apparently constructed on an ingenious system of spring-joints attuned to the same peppery rhythm as his mind, Smith <head>began</head> his academic career teaching speech to Barnard girls -- a project considerably enlivened by his devotion to a recording about &quot; a young rat named Arthur, who never could make up his mind &quot;. 
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The troubled disk drive maker aims with the new 3 1 2-inch disks  to revive its reputation and sales growth. MiniScribe said  the disk drives have more memory capacity than other disks that size.
MiniScribe said it expects to <head>begin</head> full volume production of the drives in the U.S. and Singapore in the first quarter next year. 
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We bring back all dead and wounded &quot;. At 2130 hours they had passed through the barbed wire at the point of departure.
Then <head>began</head> the journey through their own mine fields. 
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But so far the company hasn't complied with that request, the spokesman said  . Bolar, the subject of a criminal investigation by the FDA and the Inspector General's office of the Health and Human Services Department, only agreed  to recall two strengths of its version of Macrodantin &quot; as far down as direct customers, mostly wholesalers, &quot; Mr. Nesbit said  .
Bolar, of Copiague, N.Y., earlier <head>began</head> a voluntary recall of both its 100 milligram and 50 milligram versions of the drug. 
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&quot; Fred was mighty crude about the way  he took in cattle  &quot; his own hired man, Andy Ross, mentioned later . &quot; Everyone knew it, but he sort of acted like he didn't care who  knew it -- even after them notes came, even after he 'd heard about Lewis, even after he 'd been shot at  a couple o ' times hisself &quot; ! !
On the morning of September 10, 1895, Powell and Ross rose at dawn and <head>began</head> their day's work. 
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She <head>began</head> it deliberately, so that none of her words would be lost on him. 
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This country has not used them, and I hope that we never will be compelled  to use them. I state categorically that we shall under no circumstances resort to the use of such weapons unless they are first used  by our enemies &quot;.
The following month the invasion of Italy was <head>begun</head>, and Roosevelt gave effect to his warning by consenting to the stockpiling of poison gas in southern Italy. 
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Besides  being a &quot; minority-owned company &quot; Wedtech was located  in the South Bronx, a blighted area, made  famous by Jimmy Carter in his 1976 presidential campaign. The company plugged itself right into Carter campaign rhetoric about  rebuilding the South Bronx and kept  using the minority -- South Bronx angle through the Reagan '80s.
Starting with Congressman Mario Biaggi (now serving a jail sentence ), the company <head>began</head> a career of bribing federal, state and local public officials and those close to public officials, right up to and including E. Robert Wallach, close friend and adviser to former Attorney General Ed Meese. 
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The shares represented 66% of his Dun &amp; Bradstreet holdings, according to the company. The other insiders, all senior or executive vice presidents, sold between 2,520 and 6,881 shares, representing between 8% and 70%  of their holdings, according to SEC filings.
Dun &amp; Bradstreet's stock price <head>began</head> its recent spiral downward last Wednesday, when the company reported third-quarter results. 
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But Mr. Iacocca's remarks are the most specific indication to date of how many plants  could be in jeopardy. General Motors Corp. has signaled that as many as five of its U.S. and Canadian plants may not survive the mid-1990s as it struggles  to trim its excess vehicle-production capacity.
The overcapacity problem has intensified in recent years, with foreign auto makers <head>beginning</head> car and truck production in the U.S.. 
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This is no idle fear last year the FHA lost $4.2 billion  in loan defaults. But the higher mortgage ceiling is only the starter kit for what Senator Alan Cranston and Majority Leader George Mitchell have  in mind for housing.
The Senate Banking Committee will <head>begin</head> hearings next week on their proposal to expand existing federal housing programs. 
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The $99  CD-ROM disk (it can only be played  on an Apple Macintosh computer at the moment) combines animation, music and sound. Among the Guinness disk's wonders: the world's loudest recorded belch.
ARTY FAX from David Hockney <head>begins</head> a tongue-in-cheek exhibit today at New York's Andre Emmerich Gallery. 
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The new offer, which  seeks 50.3% of the cellular and broadcasting concern, is for $125  a share for 22 million LIN shares.
McCaw's revised tender offer would require McCaw to <head>begin</head> an auction process in July 1994 that would buy out remaining holders at a per-share price roughly equivalent to what a third party might then have to pay for all of LIN. 
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And it  was clear that Adrien was not mistaken , for both Small and Cromwell took no step toward  aiding in the sending up of the new topgallant mast till Philip Spencer had given the signal  to obey. Then, with disappointment evident upon their faces, they moved to the work.
Alexander guessed that they had planned confusion and turmoil, thinking it the ideal climate in which to <head>begin</head> battle and bloodshed. 
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Her little brown face wrinkled up, her brown eyes gleamed, and with her little gestures she said all the courteous things. Agnese, smiling too, said, &quot; 'ello &quot;, and then more slowly, &quot; I am happy &quot;.
And they sat down and <head>began</head> their little coffee party. 
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&quot; Given a choice, everybody will watch a home-produced show. &quot; But frequently there isn't much choice.
Thus, Europe has <head>begun</head> the recent crusade to produce more worthy shows of its own, programs with broader appeal. 
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Likewise, mutual funds remained relatively flat until I made what  was, for me, a serious investment. By 1987, these properties were in a tailspin,  causing my broker at Pru-Bache to remark that she 'd &quot; never seen anything like it. &quot;
Concerned for her state of mind, I dropped them -- and the market instantly <head>began</head> its steady climb back to health. 
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Venice has sunk 10 inches in this century. West Germany's Quelle said  it will establish a mail-order operation with two local partners in the Soviet Union next year.
Saying this is a first for a Western company, West Germany's largest mail-order group said the newly established Moscow-based Intermoda company is scheduled to <head>begin</head> operations in February 1990. 
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When they determined that GM needed parts more quickly, Armco convinced a steel service center to build a processing plant nearby so shipments could be delivered  within 15 minutes.  Cementing such relationships with major clients -- car and appliance makers -- is a means of survival, especially when those key clients are relying on a smaller pool of producers  and flirting with plastic and aluminum makers .
For example, when Detroit began talking about plastic-bodied cars, the American Iron and Steel Institute <head>began</head> a major lobbying effort to show auto makers how they could use steel more efficiently by simply redesigning how a car door is assembled. 
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Her Institute for Family and Work Relationships in La Jolla, Calif., has noted a doubling in the number of couples seeking help the past two years. &quot; No matter how competent and smart you both are , the relationship almost certainly will erode if you don't have time   to talk, to have fun and to be sexual , &quot; says  Ms. Shaevitz.
She urges client couples to <head>begin</head> a &quot; detoxification &quot; period, purging social and other nonproductive activities and setting time apart for themselves. 
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Coastal wouldn't disclose the terms.
Coastal, a Houston oil and gas company, said it expects to <head>begin</head> operations in October 1990. 
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The explosion sent shards of metal flying,  severing the DC-10's hydraulic or control systems, and led to the crash that  killed 112 people. But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232's tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa.
The safety board will <head>begin</head> four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City. 
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&quot; I think  employers are really going  to be the ones   to push for major change, &quot; says  Sharon Canner, a health expert at NAM. Any major attempt  to revamp the health-care system is likely  to trigger opposition from politically powerful interest groups, particularly the American Medical Association, and perhaps from the public as well, if Congress takes steps that patients fear   will limit the availability of care.
The NAM embraces efforts, which both the administration and the medical profession have <head>begun</head>, to measure the effectiveness of medical treatments and then to draft medical-practice guidelines. 
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Moreover, if the Fed holds tight, it may be able  gradually to reduce inflation,  moving toward the zero-inflation goal that the Fed chairman embraced  in testimony to Congress last week. So far, Mr. Greenspan's cautious approach to policy has served both him and the nation well.
His hand on the monetary tiller seems one reason why the economy next month seems highly likely to <head>begin</head> an unprecedented eighth year of peacetime growth without a recession. 
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The provincially owned utility said  it is tearing up the deal because &quot; the contract's objectives can't be fulfilled . &quot; Hydro-Quebec said  Maine regulators ' refusal  to approve the contract earlier this year halted work on transmission lines and stopped negotiations for resale of electricity carried  through Maine to other utilities.
&quot; It would now be physically impossible to <head>begin</head> deliveries in 1992, &quot; a Hydro-Quebec official said. 
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B.A.T ended the day at 778, down 5, on turnover of 7.5 million shares. Dealers said  it was hit  by some profit-taking after gains since mid-week.
In other active shares, Trusthouse Forte shed 10 to 294 on volume of 6.4 million shares after a Barclays De Zoete Wedd downgrading, while Hillsdown Holdings, a food products concern, was boosted 2 to 271 after it disclosed it would seek shareholder approval to <head>begin</head> share repurchases. 
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And just as domination today often begins with the wife, so the cure generally must lie with the husband. &quot;  To get a marriage back where it belongs  &quot;, comments  Dr. Schillinger of the Lincoln Institute, &quot; the husband must take some very basic steps.
He must <head>begin</head>, paradoxically, by becoming more selfish. 
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Now Welch had a pet theory that everyone is guilty of  breaking more laws than  he ever gets caught at . The suicide attempt looked to him like an opportunity  to put his theory to the test.
So he paid a call on Barco in his cell and <head>began</head> their chat by stating bluntly: &quot; Barco, we 've got the goods on you ! ! 
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Philippe Gras, a Renault managing director, said  the new line will cover trucks of between 2.5 tons and 4.2 tons and will be built  at Renault's Bapilly plant in France and at DAF's British plant.
The French state-controlled auto group and the Dutch truck maker plan to incorporate the new trucks into their product lines when they <head>begin</head> production toward the middle of the 1990s. 
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That was the question structural engineers and California transportation officials were asking themselves yesterday as rescue workers <head>began</head> the gruesome task of trying to extract as many as 250 victims from beneath the concrete slabs of the double-deck Nimitz Freeway in Oakland that caved in during Tuesday's temblor. 
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He also said that after the charges, and  &quot; assuming no dramatic fluctuation in interest rates, the company expects  to achieve near-record earnings in 1990. &quot; Weisfield's surged 6 3 4 to 55 1 2 and Ratners Group's American depositary receipts, or ADRs, gained 5 8 to 12 1 4.
The two concerns said they entered into a definitive merger agreement under which Ratners will <head>begin</head> a tender offer for all of Weisfield's common shares for $57.50 each. 
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With only the clothes  they were wearing , family members moved to a home owned  by one of Mr. Chan's sons. After six months on the run, Mr. Chan learned  the order for his arrest had been canceled .
He rejoined his family in January 1984 and <head>began</head> the long struggle for justice, pressing everyone from Hanoi municipal officials to National Assembly deputies for restoration of his rights. 
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But the stated U.S. position is detailed and specific, and the prospect of biological warfare is profoundly chilling. The Soviets should be willing  to set in motion a process that  would allow them to acknowledge that Sverdlovsk violated the 1972 agreement or, alternatively, that  would give U.S. specialists reasonable confidence that this was a wholly civilian accident.
Until that happens, glasnost can not <head>begin</head> to deserve the kind of credibility Mr. Shevardnadze was bidding for with his confessions on Monday. 
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The Nasdaq Composite closed down 1.05, or 0.2 %, to 459.93. The action was confined  to Nasdaq's biggest and most liquid stocks, traders said  .
The Nasdaq 100 Index <head>began</head> the day at 449.89, lost 2% at one point, and was up 0.4% at another. 
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Mr. Lyford gives voice to a temper that  represents, we think, an achieved plateau of reflective thinking. After  casting about for a way of  describing this spirit, we decided that it  would be better  to use Mr. Lyford's introduction as an illustration.
He <head>begins</head>: &quot; At one time it seemed as if the Soviet Union had done us a favor by providing a striking example of how not to behave towards other peoples and other nations. 
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By  removing the hedges and some walls, the Bryant Park Restoration is opening it up. It seems to me  the BPCA plan has the potential of  making South Gardens a horticultural jail for people and plants. &quot;
The three urban horticulture experts with Cornell Cooperative Extension weighed in with a letter to the BPCA that <head>began</head>: &quot; We feel that the garden is horticulturally doomed. &quot; 
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He could use your clothes for a costume and a heavy veil for a mask. When I show up  he will know  you are a good wife  to have told him about it &quot;.
&quot; But you &quot; -- she <head>began</head>. 
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&quot;  Just come along &quot;, Brannon told him . &quot;  Don't start anything  you can't finish  &quot;.
&quot; Now, listen &quot; -- Macklin <head>began</head>. 
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At the time  Alex arrived  he was engaged  in some sort of intimate communication with the hen, who  had settled herself on the nest most peacefully after the occurrences of the morning. &quot; Chickens have short memories &quot;, the doctor remarked , &quot; that's why they are better company than most people  I know   &quot;, and he went on  to break some important news to Alex.
&quot; Well &quot;, he <head>began</head>, &quot; It seems like some people in Paris want to hear more from me than those fellers over at the conference house do. 
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Quite a few laughed. To them all Dolores told a lighthearted and witty tale.
&quot; It's a little contest Martin and I have &quot;, she would <head>begin</head> gaily, carrying the anecdote through a frothy and deceptive course. 
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&quot; Need a pumpkin  to get to the party &quot;? ? I couldn't help  laughing with him.
&quot; Well, I should find Alma &quot; -- I <head>began</head>. 
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Dolores smiled; ; she let the interpretation stand. Now Martin heard himself give a snort of mock good nature.
With her eyes Dolores dared him for the truth, ready to <head>begin</head>: It's a little contest -- Never again did he enter into the ritual of showing the apartment. 
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Yesterday, Mr. Skase said  the company is &quot; solvent and with the continued support of its bankers is able  to meet its financial commitments. &quot; Qintex Australia is a unit of Qintex Ltd.
The Qintex group's problems <head>began</head> in earnest in March, when Mr. Skase agreed to buy MGM UA Communications Co. 
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Dealers also note that the general lack of enthusiasm for the yen has helped  bolster the U.S. dollar. They observe that persistent Japanese investor demand for dollars for both portfolio and direct investment has kept a base of support for the dollar at around 140 yen.
The dollar <head>began</head> yesterday on a firm note in Tokyo, closing higher in late trade. 
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Some of these problems are neither new nor unique to the OTC market. But the big, often tumultuous slide in stock prices this month has turned some of those who  have been profiting from the practice against it.
Peter DaPuzzo, head of retail equity trading at Shearson Lehman Hutton, acknowledges that he wasn't troubled by program trading when it <head>began</head> in the pre-crash bull market because it added liquidity and people were pleased to see stock prices rising. 
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A year ago, the company completely revamped its near-luxury sedan, the $17,699  Maxima, which  competes against a broad range of upscale sedans; it replaced its boxy, pug-nosed body with sleek, aerodynamic lines. Since then, Nissan also has launched new versions of the $13,249  240SX sporty coupe and 300ZX sports car.
The restyled 300ZX costs as much as $33,000 and is squared off against the Porche 944, which <head>begins</head> at $41,900. 
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Superstition has often blended with fact  to color reports. We have learned from earthquakes much of what we now know  about the earth's interior, for they send waves  through the earth which  emerge with information about the materials through which they have traveled .
These waves have shown that 1,800 miles below the surface a liquid core <head>begins</head>, and that it, in turn, has a solid inner core. 
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In regard to Eichmann, it was  to be found  in the Nazi outlook, which  contained a principle separate from  and far worse than  anti-Semitism, a principle by which the poison of anti-Semitism itself was made  more virulent . Perhaps under the guidance of this Nazi principle one could, as Eichmann declared, feel personally friendly toward the Jews and still be their murderer.
Not through fear of disobeying orders, as Eichmann kept trying to explain, but through a peculiar giddiness that <head>began</head> in a half-acceptance of the vicious absurdities contained in the Nazi interpretation of history and grew with each of Hitler's victories into a permanent light-mindedness and sense of magical rightness that was able to respond to any proposal, and the more outrageous the better, &quot; Well, let's try it &quot;. 
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When they had gone , he stood for a minute  breathing in the mustiness of old paper and leather which the busily thrumming air conditioner couldn't quite dispel . Chapter fourteen
In a tour around the stacks, he found that the earliest volumes <head>began</head> on the left and progressed clockwise around the room. 
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( After 1992, the winter and summer Olympics will be held  two years apart, with the revised schedule beginning with the winter games in 1994 and the summer games in 1996.) Now, Mr. Pilson -- a former college basketball player who  says  a good negotiator needs &quot; a level of focus and intellectual attention &quot; similar to a good athlete-s is facing the consequences of his own aggressiveness.
Next month, talks will <head>begin</head> on two coveted CBS contracts, for the pro and college basketball finals. 
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Now what  is perfect motion? ? It must, apparently, be motion without termini.
Because motion which <head>begins</head> and ends at discrete places would (e.g. for Aristotle) be incomplete. 
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And although the recent turmoil in the stock and junk-bond markets, by  making it  harder  to arrange takeover financing, has eased some of the pressure on Mr. Corry, it doesn't end the takeover threat. &quot; I know  it's not over, &quot; a sober-faced Mr. Corry acknowledged  while  greeting steel suppliers in New York on Oct. 12 and inviting them to a buffet of salmon and sushi in honor of Kobe Steel Ltd., USX's partner in a steel mill in Lorain, Ohio.
In fact, it's barely <head>begun</head> for Mr. Corry, who faces tough decisions before he has had a chance to get settled into his new job. 
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He seeks damages from the company's 15 directors on grounds that they either &quot; participated in  or condoned  the illegal acts ... or utterly failed  to carry out their duties as directors. &quot; GE is defending itself against government criminal charges of fraud and false claims in connection with a logistics-computer contract for the Army.
The trial <head>begins</head> today in federal court in Philadelphia. 
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&quot; Rates haven't really peeled off that much, &quot; Mr. Regalia said . &quot; We 've kind of settled now into an interest-rate environment that 's fairly high. &quot;
Work was <head>begun</head> on single family homes -- the core of the housing market -- at an annual rate of 971,000 in September, a drop of 2.1% from the previous month. 
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The Death's-Head Corps took in Ukrainian and Baltic Auxiliaries, and the Einsatzkommandos waded  knee-deep in blood and turned into drunken, dope-ridden maniacs. Lublin was their heart.
In the spring of 1942 Operation Reinhard <head>began</head> in Lublin. 
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Work <head>began</head> on homes and apartments at an annual rate of 1,263,000 units last month, down 5.2% from August, the department said. 
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&quot; Feeding Frenzy &quot; (Henry Holt, 326 pages, $19.95 ), a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal, <head>begins</head> on a reassuring note. 
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Bill Weigand was good and tired of the wall opposite, and the crack in the plaster.  Let Mullins keep the firm seat; ; let Stein.
When Siamese cats are intertwined it is difficult to tell where one leaves off and another <head>begins</head>. 
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Coke said it will test market a caffeine-free version of its flagship brand, Coca-Cola Classic, <head>beginning</head> next week in Charlotte, N.C. 
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Ned Beatty may portray former California Gov. Pat Brown in a forthcoming epsiode on Caryl Chessman, the last man   to be executed  in California, in 1960. &quot; Saturday Night &quot; has cast actors  to appear in future stories ranging from the abortion rights of teen-agers to a Nov. 4 segment on a man named  Willie Bosket, who  calls himself a &quot; monster &quot; and is reputed  to be the toughest prisoner in New York.
CBS News, which as recently as two years ago fired hundreds of its employees in budget cutbacks, now hires featured actors <head>beginning</head> at $2,700 a week. 
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By a 6-4 margin, House negotiators initially rejected last night a Senate provision covering all domestic flights. But the six-hour compromise was soon agreed to  in subsequent discussions.
As a practical matter, flights from the West Coast to Hawaii would be covered as they are under the time limit, but the language would exempt longer routes <head>beginning</head>, for example, in Chicago or on the East Coast. 
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The benchmark 30-year bond, for example rose one point in early Japanese trading in reaction to a quick 600-point drop in the Tokyo stock market. But as Japanese stocks rebounded, Treasurys retreated and ended just modestly higher.
Many U.S. trading operations, wanting to keep a watchful eye on Japanese trading as an indication of where U.S. trading would <head>begin</head>, were fully staffed during the Tokyo trading session. 
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Wasn't this meaning of Eichmann's experience in various countries worth  highlighting? ? As the first collective confrontation of the Nazi outrage, the Trial of Eichmann represents a recovery of the Jews from the shock of the death camps, a recovery that  took fifteen years and which  is still by no means complete (though  let no one believe that it could be hastened  by silence ).
Only across a distance of time could the epic accounting <head>begin</head>. 
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For her first three vegetable months she waved her crabbed claws, kicked weakly with her clubbed feet and enjoyed the usual routine of the infant. She was not alone for there were three other such children in the big city's special nursery.
Soon they all were removed to Central Laboratory School where their delicate transformation <head>began</head>. 
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First Interstate said  its operations outside of Arizona &quot; achieved results as  expected for the quarter, &quot; but didn't specify the results. First Interstate stock closed at $57.625 , down 25 cents, in composite trading Friday on the New York Stock Exchange.
Since its unsuccessful bid for BankAmerica Corp. in 1986, the bank has undertaken a major restructuring in an effort to cut costs and boost performance, but many industry officials believe it may be ripe for a takeover bid, especially with interstate banking set to <head>begin</head> in California in 1991. 
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The characteristic thing about this church was its Amen corner and the weekly religious orgy. A knot of old worshippers, chiefly women, listened weekly to a sermon.
It <head>began</head> invariably in low tones, almost conversational, and then gradually worked up to high, shrill appeals to God and man. 
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-- Raise $851 million  by  suspending for one year an automatic reduction in airport and airway taxes. -- Speed up the collection of the payroll tax from large companies, effective August 1990.
-- Impose a tax on ozone-depleting chemicals, such as those used in air conditioners and in Styrofoam, <head>beginning</head> at $1.10 a pound starting next year. 
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Stockholders who  took the hint and sold shares escaped the October debacle. There have been only seven other times -- in 1929, 1933, 1961, 1965, 1968, 1971 and 1972 -- when the yield on the S&amp;P 500 dropped below 3% for at least two consecutive months , Mr. Perritt found  .
And in each case, he says, a sharp drop in stock prices <head>began</head> within a year. 
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The trust also owns half of Manville's 48 million common shares outstanding. Based on Manville's closing price yesterday of $9.25  a share, Manville's offer would purchase about 5.4 million of its preferred shares, or about 75% of the trust's preferred stock holding.
In addition to the stock and 20% of Manville's profits <head>beginning</head> in 1992, the trust is supposed to receive $2.5 billion over its 27-year life. 
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And they can further reduce the monthly amount if they start saving earlier -- when mother and child come home from the hospital .  Plugging a cheaper college into the formulas still doesn't generate an installment  most people can live with .
Using a recent average private-school cost of about $12,500 a year, T. Rowe Price's planner prescribes $450 monthly if the plan <head>begins</head> when the child is six. 
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The difference between confederacy and federal union in 1861 Many believe -- and understandably -- that the great difference between the Constitution of the Southern Confederacy and the Federal Constitution was that the former recognized the right  of each state  to secede.
But though each of its members had asserted this right against the Union, the final Constitution which the Confederacy signed on March 11 -- nearly a month before hostilities <head>began</head> -- included no explicit provision authorizing a state to secede. 
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Perhaps. But for the next few months, these boys of summers long past are going  to be reveling in an Indian summer of the soul.
Now that the baseball season is officially over, you see, it's time for a new season to <head>begin</head>. 
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PWA wouldn't estimate the value of Wardair's aircraft, which  include 12 Airbus A310-300s and three Boeing 747-100s. But James Ireland, a Miami-based technical analyst with Avmark Inc., an aircraft evaluation firm, estimated the total &quot; half-life &quot; value of the 15 planes at about $650 million or more .
Mr. Ireland said 11 DC10-30 aircraft that PWA also said it plans to sell, <head>beginning</head> in 1992, have a current half-life value of about $34 million each, or a total $374 million, raising aggregate potential proceeds from the aircraft sale to about $1.02 billion. 
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The closing will affect about 3,000 workers and eliminate production of 700 cars. The assembly plant builds the Cadillac DeVille, Chevrolet Caprice and Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Wagon.
In addition, GM's Truck &amp; Bus Group said slow sales are forcing it to close its Detroit assembly plant the week <head>beginning</head> Monday. 
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In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York, the agency alleged that the consumer-electronics and appliance discount-retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have &quot; lowered every price on every item &quot; as part of an advertising campaign that <head>began</head> June 1. 
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He added: &quot; Banks must open their books. &quot; The leaders ' talks coincided with a meeting in Madrid of anti-drug experts from the U.S., France, Italy, Spain, Peru, Bolivia and Colombia.
That conference, which <head>began</head> yesterday, was expected to cover such matters as police training and extradition agreements, Spanish officials said. 
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110 million Swiss francs of privately placed convertible notes due March 31, 1994, with an indicated 0.25% coupon at par, via Bank Leu Ltd. Put option on March 31, 1992, at an indicated 109   to yield 3.865 %.
Callable on March 31, 1992, at 109, also <head>beginning</head> Sept. 30, 1992, from 101 1 2 and declining half a point semiannually to par. 
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Terms of the settlements for the remaining 145 lawsuits against Northwest weren't disclosed . A total of 157 lawsuits were filed  on behalf of crash victims.
U.S. District Judge Julian A. Cook Jr. announced the settlements as the jury trial was to <head>begin</head> yesterday. 
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Trucking, shipping and air-freight firms are all planning rate increases,  reflecting higher costs and tightened demand. Texaco has purchased an oil-producing company in Texas for $476.5 million .
It is Texaco's first major acquisition since the legal battle with Pennzoil <head>began</head> over four years ago. 
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The bonds, rated  double-A by Moody's and S&amp;P, were priced  to yield from 6.20% in 1993 to 7.10% in 2008 and 2009. Federal National Mortgage Association -- $500 million  of Remic mortgage securities being offered  in 12 classes by Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc.
The offering, Series 1989-89, backed by Fannie Mae 9% securities, brings Fannie Mae's 1989 Remic issuance to $33.2 billion and its total Remic volume to $45.3 billion since the program <head>began</head> in April 1987. 
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But by Mr. Granville's count, 493 issues were within one point of such lows. Robert Stovall, a veteran New York money manager and president of Stovall Twenty-First Securities, has money in both gold and utility issues.
&quot; I think we could very well have   slowdown, <head>beginning</head> very soon if not already, &quot; he says. 
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The grand marshal of this parade would appear  to have been excess leverage. Even if that is so, however, it 's probably the case that no barriers should have been erected   to stop the procession before the end of the rout (e ).
The ceremonies <head>began</head> Friday afternoon when word spread that the UAL buy-out was collapsing. 
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In a porous wicker basket. With a pilot who  speaks no English.
To wit, my maiden voyage (and novitiates are referred to as virgins) <head>began</head> at dawn on a dew-sodden fairway and ended at noon in a soggy field. 
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So far, one test of  restricting dual trading has worked well. The Chicago Merc banned dual trading in its Standard &amp; Poor's 500-stock index futures pit in 1987.
Under the rules, traders decide before a session <head>begins</head> whether they will trade for their own account or for customers. 
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Sterling was quoted  at $1.6055 , up from $1.6030  late Monday. In Tokyo Wednesday, the U.S. currency opened for trading at 141.57 yen, down from Tuesday's Tokyo close of 142.10 yen.
Tom Trettien, a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York, sees a break in the dollar's long-term upward trend, a trend that <head>began</head> in January 1988. 
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Investigating Jupiter in detail may provide clues to what astronomer Tobias Owen calls  the &quot; cosmic paradox &quot; of life: Jupiter and other bodies in the outer solar system are rich in elements such as hydrogen that  are essential for life on Earth, but these planets are lifeless; Earth, on the other hand, has a diminished store of such material but is rich in life. Some scientists have suggested that comets and asteroids may have brought enough of this kind of material  from the outer solar system to Earth  to spawn life.
<head>Beginning</head> in December 1995, Galileo will begin a two-year tour of the Jovian moons. 
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In the second step of a reorganization that <head>began</head> earlier this year, Boeing Co. said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions. 
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Small retailers who  can't afford  to travel to his New York showroom have become fair game. Such moves have helped Mr. Rosen weather the industry slump of recent years.
The industry enjoyed six prosperous years <head>beginning</head> in 1980, but since 1986 sales have languished at their $1.8 billion peak. 
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Mr. Bowder said  the bank will restructure its C$ 604 million  of Mexican debt, of which C$ 255 million  is in Mexican notes secured  by U.S. government bonds. The bank has a 45% reserve against the remaining C$ 349 million  of Mexican debt and expects  to swap that for other Mexican notes supported  by U.S. Treasury zero-coupon bonds.
Mr. Bowder said the bank's experience with LDC debt has been &quot; painful &quot; and this latest move represents the final phase of a program <head>begun</head> seven years ago to reduce its exposure through provisioning, debt sales and debt swaps. 
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On Big Stone Lake near the headwaters of the Red River, Robert Dickson, Superintendent of the Western Indian Department of Canada, had a trading post and planned in 1818  to build a fort   to be defended  by twenty men and two small artillery pieces. His trading goods came from Canada to the Forks of Red River and from Selkirk's settlement he brought them south in carts.
These carts were of a type devised in Pembina in the days of Alexander Henry the Younger about a decade before the Selkirk colony was <head>begun</head>. 
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The Atlanta-based airline, the third largest in the U.S., attributed the increase to higher passenger traffic, new international routes and reduced service by rival Eastern Airlines, which is in bankruptcy proceedings in the wake of a strike that <head>began</head> last spring. 
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The May contract, which  also is without restraints, ended with a gain of 0.54 cent to 14.26 cents. The July delivery rose its daily permissible limit of 0.50 cent a pound to 14.00 cents, while other contract months showed near-limit advances.
According to reports carried by various news services, the Brazilian government told its sugar producers that they won't be allowed to export sugar during the current 1989-90 season, which <head>began</head> May 1, and the 1990-91 season so that it can be used to produce alcohol for automobile fuel. 
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Some have bought big chunks of Strip property for what  may turn into another wave of building. Atlantic City casino owner Donald Trump is scouting the Las Vegas market with an eye toward  building an appropriately spectacular place.
Even before the huge new projects <head>began</head>, the Strip's recent expansion squeezed smaller competitors. 
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&quot; It  was certainly good  to have him handy, &quot; Mrs. Bobar says . The 12-bed &quot; cooperative care &quot; unit is one of about 18 nationwide where a family member or friend helps care for a patient in the hospital .
&quot; The philosophy is to make the patient and the family very responsible for a portion of their own care, &quot; says Anthony J. Grieco, medical director of cooperative care at New York University Medical Center, where the concept <head>began</head> 10 years ago. 
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Following World War II, when one family with mechanized equipment could farm crops formerly requiring 20 families , the surplus people were dumped  into the mainstream of society with no Social Security, no skills in the workplace, no hope for their future except welfare. And today, many of their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren remain on welfare.
In the meantime, the landowners continue receiving generous subsidies that <head>began</head> during New Deal days. 
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In the agreement, Recognition agreed  to pay the government $20,000  in return for the release of all claims against the company, Mr. Moore and Mr. Reedy. The five additional defendants weren't parties to the settlement.
A trial on criminal allegations against the company and the same two former executives <head>began</head> Sept. 27 in federal court for the District of Columbia. 
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Except for a few spots, notably Georgia, Virginia and Michigan, failures declined almost across the board, according to the business information services company. D&amp;B defines a business failure as a company that  closes with losses to creditors.
The current decline in failures continues a trend <head>begun</head> in late 1987, D&amp;B said. 
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Let's throw a little nuclear hardware at them and show them who 's boss &quot;. He was brigadier of the club's locker-room light infantry, and at one time or another declared war on Russia, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and China.
It all <head>began</head> on an autumn afternoon -- and who, after all these centuries, can describe the fineness of an autumn day? ? 
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The Tax Court didn't believe that the Rubins, who  earned $65,619  in their regular jobs, treated the sideline as a real business and derived &quot; merely incidental elements of recreation and other personal pleasure and benefits &quot; from it. The Direct Selling Association, a trade group, points out that its members, which  include Amway Corp., cooperate with the IRS  to distribute tax-compliance material to sales people and are helping  to prepare a public-service television program on the subject.
The independent-contractor project, which <head>began</head> in 1988, involves about 350 IRS agents. 
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Peter Otradovec, vice president for planning at the Phoenix, Ariz., carrier, said in an interview that the work stoppage at Boeing, now entering its 13th day, &quot; has caused some turmoil in our scheduling &quot; and that more than 500 passengers who  were booked  to fly out of Houston on America West would now be put  on other airlines. Mr. Otradovec said  Boeing told America West that the 757  it was supposed  to get  this Thursday wouldn't be delivered  until Nov. 7 -- the day after the airline had been planning  to initiate service at Houston with four daily flights, including three nonstops to Phoenix and one nonstop to Las Vegas.
Now, those routes aren't expected to <head>begin</head> until Jan. 
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Senshukai said  the partners plan  to rent to tourists but will also sell to interested parties. Senshukai has a 60% stake in the venture and Nissho Iwai has the rest.
Construction of the 34-floor building will <head>begin</head> next May and should be completed in April 1992. 
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I'm anti-white. &quot; More troubling for Mr. Dinkins is  his record in personal accounting.
It <head>began</head> in 1973, when he was being considered for deputy mayor, and a routine check unearthed the extraordinary fact that he hadn't paid his income tax for the previous four years. 
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But industry and OPEC officials agree that a handful of members still have enough unused capacity  to glut the market and cause an oil-price collapse a few months from now if OPEC doesn't soon adopt a new quota system  to corral its chronic cheaters. As a result, the effort  by some oil ministers  to get OPEC to approve a new permanent production-sharing agreement next month is taking on increasing urgency.
The organization is scheduled to meet in Vienna <head>beginning</head> Nov. 25. 
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The eight major domestic auto makers sold 160,510 North American-made cars in the first 10 days of October, a 12.6% drop from a year earlier. Domestically built truck sales were down 10.4% to 86,555 pickups, vans and sport utility vehicles.
The heavy use of incentives to clear out 1989 models appears to have taken the steam, at least initially, out of 1990 model sales, which <head>began</head> officially Oct. 1. 
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As a matter of fact, Fogg and his plane didn't get beyond Pennsylvania in the race -- an engine oil leak forced him down -- but the flying service and school  he started  subsequently were first steps in  paying off his wry-faced backers. So with all this experience, Bob Fogg was a natural choice   to receive the first Emergency Air Mail Star Route contract.
His work <head>began</head> just six days after the flood. 
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According to diplomatic sources in Brussels, most EC leaders agree that talks should <head>begin</head> in the second half of 1990, and will make a declaration on that during a summit meeting in Strasbourg, France, on Dec. 8 and 9. 
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&quot; Many members feel  there are important features of the House bill that  should be enacted , &quot; Speaker Thomas Foley (D., Wash.) said . &quot; If there is any support for  reducing the bill, it is conditioned  on their desire  to see them passed  in another form. &quot;
Now those items will be discussed in a House-Senate conference, which could <head>begin</head> as soon as today, with the expectation that they could either be resolved there or placed into other legislation. 
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Federal National Mortgage Association -- $350 million  of Remic mortgage securities being offered in 11 classes by Greenwich Capital Markets. The offering, Series 1989-82, is backed  by Fannie Mae 9 1 2% securities and used at-market pricing.
The issue brings Fannie Mae's 1989 Remic issuance to $30.2 billion and its total volume to $42.3 billion since the program <head>began</head> in April 1987. 
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&quot; This will raise the energy level of the show. &quot; CBS will continue  to program action-adventure shows   to follow the Sajak hour.
But CBS News will extend its four-hour &quot; Nightwatch &quot; by 30 minutes and <head>begin</head> at 1:30 a.m. 
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Ford officials said  they expected  the two Merkurs would sell about 15,000 cars a year, and in 1988 they reached that goal, as sales hit 15,261 cars. It was downhill from there, however.
One major factor was the decline of the dollar against the mark, which <head>began</head> less than a year after Merkur's 1985 launch. 
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They note that stocks experienced volatile swings long before futures. And, defenders say  , few people complain about futures when stock prices are rising .
Louis Margolis, managing director in charge of equity options and futures at Salomon Inc., says that trading baskets of stocks <head>began</head> in the 1970s, a decade before the advent of futures. 
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After the GASB was founded  in 1984, 11 years after the FASB, the government-owned entities were supposed  to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them. The GASB had told governments  they didn't have  to follow FASB rules on depreciation,  making it  difficult for bond-rating agencies to compare private and state-owned schools, which  compete in the public bond market.
The foundation vote is effective for the affected government entities with fiscal years that <head>begin</head> starting next Jan. 1 and makes the financial results of the hospitals, colleges and schools easier to compare with for-profit businesses. 
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The disarray in the junk-bond market that <head>began</head> last month with a credit crunch at Campeau Corp. has offered commercial banks a golden opportunity to play a greater role in financing billion-dollar takeovers. 
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In the Senate, Majority Whip Alan Cranston used his position  to win not only the expanded credit but also more generous treatment than the House had permitted  in the distribution of highway funds in the next six months. The emergency assistance wouldn't be counted  against a state's normal allocation of annual highway funds, and the bill circumvents existing restrictions that  otherwise would prevent the use of federal aid  to repair a toll road, such as the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge damaged  in last week's earthquake.
The underlying stopgap bill is the second required by Congress this fall and, since the current fiscal year <head>began</head> Oct. 1, only the Energy and Interior departments are operating on permanent appropriations enacted into law. 
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Dow, of Midland, Mich., said its unit will <head>begin</head> by Thursday a tender offer of $12.25 a share for all PSE common shares outstanding. 
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GAF, Part III is scheduled to <head>begin</head> today. 
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&quot; The theory is that Seymour is the chief designer of the Cray-3, and without him it could not be completed . Cray Research did not want  to fund a project that  did not include Seymour. &quot;
The documents also said that Cray Computer anticipates needing perhaps another $120 million in financing <head>beginning</head> next September. 
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Even though such facilities use a relatively small amount of crude, analysts say  , now the facility won't need any, at a time of already high availability. The Phillips plant makes polyethylene, polypropylene and other plastic products.
A company official said the explosions <head>began</head> when a seal blew out. 
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Two former secretaries told the grand jury  they were summoned  to the judge's chambers on separate occasions  to take dictation,  only to find the judge in his bikini underwear. One secretary testified that the judge once called her to his office while  wearing nothing at all.
The judge, suspended from his bench pending his trial, which <head>began</head> this week, vehemently denies all the allegations against him, calling them &quot; ludicrous &quot; and &quot; imaginative, political demagoguery. &quot; 
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The offering, Series 106, is backed  by Freddie Mac 9 1 2% securities. According to available details, yields range from 8.70 %, a spread of 80 basis points over three-year Treasury securities, to 10.37 %, a spread of 230 basis points over 20-year Treasurys.
The offerings bring Freddie Mac's 1989 Remic issuance to $32.6 billion and its total volume to $46.5 billion since the program <head>began</head> in February 1988. 
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Officials at the Japanese semiconductor maker said  the company intends  to increase investment in plant and equipment by 10 billion yen ($70.6 million  ), to 90 billion yen, in the year ending March 31, with the extra funds used  to increase production overseas. Officials said  they weren't sure how the money will be distributed  among overseas units , but added that NEC Semiconductors U.K. Ltd. will receive priority.
Officials also disclosed it's possible that NEC may reduce domestic production of one-megabit chips to five million a month from six million, <head>beginning</head> January, because of deteriorating market prices. 
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Harsco declined  to say what country  placed the order. The company said  it received an order for 23 of the vehicles, which  retrieve tanks and other heavy-tracked vehicles when they break down or are damaged  , and an option for 16 more.
Delivery is to <head>begin</head> in early 1991. 
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Only 10% of the 250 shippers polled  expected their freight-transport costs to decrease, compared with 30% who  had looked to freight transport  to reduce costs in past years. &quot; This is the first year since transportation deregulation in 1980 that we have had such a dramatic and broad-based upturn in perceived transportation rates , &quot; said  Bernard LaLonde, a transportation logistics professor at Ohio State in Columbus.
The deregulation of railroads and trucking companies that <head>began</head> in 1980 enabled shippers to bargain for transportation. 
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Meanwhile, the FEMA announced a toll-free telephone number (800-462-9029)   to expedite service to victims of the earthquake. Lines  will be available 24 hours a day   to take applications for such disaster relief as temporary housing and emergency home repairs by phone.
Transportation officials are expecting utter traffic pandemonium <head>beginning</head> Monday and growing worse over the next several weeks. 
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Payment will <head>begin</head> &quot; as soon as Oct. 25, &quot; the company said. 
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Finally, a $300 million  issue of Fannie Mae Remic mortgage securities is being offered  in 12 classes by Smith Barney, Harris Upham &amp; Co. The offering, Series 1989-87, is backed  by Fannie Mae 9 1 2% securities.
The three offerings together bring Fannie Mae's 1989 Remic issuance to $32.4 billion and its total Remic volume to $44.5 billion since the program <head>began</head> in April 1987. 
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The producer of paper used in magazines and by commercial printers said spending on the expansion is planned to <head>begin</head> in the first quarter of 1990. 
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American Express Co. and General Motors Corp.'s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed  at  boosting Buick's sales while  encouraging broader use of the American Express card. The companies are giving four-day vacations for two to Buick buyers who  charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card.
They have begun sending letters explaining the program, which <head>began</head> Oct. 18 and will end Dec. 18, to about five million card holders. 
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Renaissance, a Cincinnati-based money manager, began  buying stocks again this week with half of the $1.8 billion  that it oversees  for clients, according to people familiar with the firm's revised strategy. It was the first time since January that Renaissance has thought  stocks are worth  owning .
Renaissance declined to confirm the move, but its stock purchases were thought to have <head>begun</head> Tuesday, timed to coincide with the maturity this week of Treasury bills owned by the firm. 
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Much as he abhorred slavery, Lincoln was always willing  to concede to each &quot; slave state &quot; the right  to decide independently whether  to continue or end it. Though his election was interpreted  by many Southerners as the forerunner of a dangerous shift in the federal balance in favor of the Union, Lincoln himself proposed no such change in the rights  the Constitution gave the states .
After the war <head>began</head>, he long refused to permit emancipation of the slaves by Union action even in the Border States that stayed with the Union. 
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&quot; That's going  to cost IBM revenue. &quot; Analysts say  Digital can expect this pent-up demand for the new VAX to fuel strong sales next year.
Barry F. Willman, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein &amp; Co., estimates the 9000 could boost sales by more than $1 billion in the fiscal year <head>beginning</head> in July. 
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Massage advocates say that  kneading the head, shoulders, neck and back can go a long way toward  easing tension and improving morale. They also insist that touching is a basic need, as powerful as the need for food or sleep, and that the office is as good a place as any   to do it .
&quot; The blood flows to your head, you feel lightheaded and you don't feel tension around the head or neck, &quot; says Minnie Morey, an operations supervisor at the Social Security office in Grand Rapids, Mich., where massages <head>began</head> last month. 
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The department proposed  requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans,  beginning with 1992 models.
It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap-shoulder belts for rear seats <head>beginning</head> in the 1992 model year. 
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The first model available will be the 210, which  is likely  to appeal to many technical and scientific buyers interested  in the optional super-charger, or vector processor, says   Terry Shannon of International Data Corp., a market research concern. Four more models, aimed  squarely at IBM's commercial customers, are expected  to begin  shipping in late June.
Most analysts don't expect the new mainframes to begin contributing significantly to revenue before the fiscal first quarter, which <head>begins</head> next July 1. 
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It has moved on various levels, it has been clamorous and confused. Obviously there has been no agreement on what American conservatism is , or rather, what it should be .
For it was neglected, not to say nascent, when the struggle <head>began</head>. 
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When an agreement  was reached   to strip capital gains from the legislation , Oregon Sen. Bob Packwood, the ranking GOP member of the tax-writing Senate Finance Committee, hailed it.  Asked  if the administration agreed, he curtly replied:  &quot; The adminstration will have  to speak for itself. &quot;
Friday's market tumble could spur action on reconciling the House and Senate versions of the deficit-reduction measure, a process that isn't expected to <head>begin</head> until tomorrow at the soonest. 
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In the middle of the party Chandler looked up  to see four smiling faces bearing down upon him, each beaming above the biggest, greenest shamrock  he had ever seen . The faces belonged to Lieutenant Marvin Goulding, his wife and their two children.
And when the singing <head>began</head>, it was the Gouldings who sang the old Irish songs the best. 
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The funding mechanism, which  has received congressional approval and is expected  to be signed  by President Bush, would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission.
As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending, Congress cut by $30 million the Bush administration's request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990, which <head>began</head> Oct. 1. 
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The offering was priced  with an 8.95% coupon rate at 99.1875%  to yield 9.19 %. The retailer said  the securities are expected  to be rated  triple-A by Standard &amp; Poor's Corp. and Aaa by Moody's Investors Service Inc.
They pay interest only for 115 months, with principal payments <head>beginning</head> thereafter. 
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&quot; You don't make any real money. &quot; Over the last 20 years, for example, Mr. Brouwer says , an investor putting $5,000  a year in the S&amp;P 500 would have made nearly twice as much than if it were invested  in Treasury bills.
Some equity funds did better than others in the week that <head>began</head> on Friday the 13th. 
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In most of the British transactions, the municipalities agreed  to make floating-rate payments to banks, which  would make fixed-rate payments. As interest rates rose, municipalities owed the banks more than the banks were paying them.
The court hearing <head>began</head> in early October at the request of Anthony Hazell, district auditor for Hammersmith, who argued that local councils aren't vested with constitutional authority to engage in such capital-markets activities. 
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I think  that's less likely. &quot; Nevertheless, Fed Chairman Greenspan and Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson were in their offices Sunday evening,  monitoring events as they unfolded in markets around the world.
The action was expected to begin with the opening of the New Zealand foreign exchange markets at 5 p.m. EST -- when stocks there plunged -- and to continue as the trading day <head>began</head> later in the evening in Tokyo and through early this morning in Europe. 
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But Senate supporters of the trimmer legislation said that other bills  would soon be moving through Congress that  could carry some of the measures that  had been cast  aside, including a capital-gains tax cut. In addition, the companion deficit-reduction bill already passed  by the House includes a capital-gains provision.
House-Senate negotiations are likely to <head>begin</head> at midweek and last for a while. 
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American Airlines will expand its trans-Atlantic service 30% <head>beginning</head> next year with six new daily flights between the U.S. and Europe, officials announced yesterday. 
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Also, the company issued 300 million marks of convertible bonds with an indicated 2 3 4% coupon due March 31, 1995, at par, via Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale Bank. Put on March 31, 1992, at an indicated 105   to yield 4.80 %.
Call option <head>beginning</head> March 31, 1992, if the price of the stock rises more than 50% within 30 trading days as well as a call option for tax reasons. 
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Heating oil for November delivery ended at 58.64 cents a gallon, up one cent on the New York Mercantile Exchange. West Texas Intermediate for December delivery advanced 22 cents to $19.94  a barrel.
Gasoline futures continued a sell-off that <head>began</head> Monday. 
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While a decline in orders for cars and civilian airplanes pulled down the orders total, an enormous jump in orders for heavy military equipment propped it up. Orders for capital defense goods skyrocketed 56 %, and a government analyst said  nearly all areas  saw increases, including airplanes, missiles, ships, tanks and communications equipment.
Orders for military goods usually catapult in September, government officials say, as the Pentagon scrambles to spend its money before the new fiscal year <head>begins</head> Oct. 1. 
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Moody's Investors Service Inc. last week downgraded the long-term deposit rating of Boston Co.'s Boston Safe Deposit &amp; Trust Co. subsidiary, to single-A-1 from double-A-3,  citing problems in the company's &quot; aggressively managed securities portfolio. &quot; John Kriz, a Moody's vice president, said  Boston Safe Deposit's performance has been hurt  this year by a mismatch in the maturities of its assets and liabilities.
The mismatch exposed the company to a high degree of interest-rate risk, and when rates moved unfavorably -- <head>beginning</head> late last year and continuing into this year -- &quot; it cost them, &quot; Mr. Kriz said. 
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It said  it will also offer buyers the option of financing as low as 6.9% on 24-month loans. Ford also offered the low financing rate option on 1989-model Broncos, which  previously carried a $750  cash discount.
Ford said the new offer will <head>begin</head> Saturday and run indefinitely. 
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&quot;  Read my lips, &quot; said  Mr. Smith. &quot; If you're for  paying the claims ... I don't know how anyone can oppose this . &quot;
No payments would be made this year, but <head>beginning</head> in fiscal 1991, the bill commits the government to annual payments of as much as $500 million until the total liability of $1.25 billion is met. 
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The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr. Posner that <head>began</head> in August. 
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Loral will provide to Turkey an electronic countermeasures system for its fleet of F-16 aircraft. The system provides radar-threat warning and electronic jamming capabilities.
The defense electronics maker said delivery will <head>begin</head> in October 1991 and run through mid-1995. 
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Buick has been seeking for the past few years  to restore its reputation as &quot; the doctor's car &quot; -- a product for upscale professionals. Sales were roughly flat in the 1989 model year compared with a year earlier, though industry sales fell.
But since the 1990 model year <head>began</head> Oct. 1, Buick sales have plunged 33 %. 
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&quot; The others will probably be delivered  as well, but Carnival will likely have  to pay a higher price for them. &quot; She said  the company could pay as much as 25% more for the ships.
If the ships aren't delivered, however, it will likely have an effect on the company's earnings as soon as the 1990 fiscal year, which <head>begins</head> Dec. 1. 
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The benchmark 30-year Treasury bond was quoted  6 p.m. EDT at 103 12 32, compared  with 100 27 32 Thursday, up 2 1 2 points. The yield on the benchmark fell to 7.82 %, the lowest since March 31, 1987, according to Technical Data Global Markets Group.
The &quot; flight to quality &quot; <head>began</head> late in the day and followed a precipitous fall in the stock market. 
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Adolph Coors Co. said its Coors Brewing Co. unit will test market a new line of bottled water in the West <head>beginning</head> early next year. 
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Carl has been married  to Paula for fifty-three years, and he has not made a single major decision without careful consideration and thorough discussion with his wife. Through all these years, Mrs. Sandburg has pointedly avoided the limelight.
She has shared her husband's greatness, but only within the confines of their home; ; it is a dedication which <head>began</head> the moment she met Carl. 
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Under the contract Hydro-Quebec was  to supply 400 megawatts of power to Central Maine Power  starting in 1992, 600 megawatts  starting in 1995 and 900 megawatts  starting in Hydro-Quebec said  Maine regulators ' refusal  to approve the contract means  Central Maine Power has lost its place in line.
&quot; We won't sign any new contracts   <head>beginning</head> earlier than 2000, &quot; the Hydro-Quebec official said. 
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White House Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater said  negotiations between Bush aides and lawmakers ended Monday without success. Most lawmakers think  it  will be extremely difficult for Mr. Bush's opponents on the abortion issue to round up the votes needed  to override the veto.
But there still may be prolonged debate and political maneuvering that holds up the $156.7 billion funding bill for the fiscal year that <head>began</head> Oct. 1. 
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But creditors are free  to press for court approval of their own plan, or the court could ignore both sides and draw its own. In any event, some people familiar with the case question whether the court will act by January as  forecast  by Mr. Lorenzo and Mr. Bakes.
Eastern sought bankruptcy-law protection a few days after a crippling strike <head>began</head> March 4. 
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South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers agreed  to suspend the strike by diamond workers and resume negotiations with De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd. over their wage dispute, De Beers said  . It also said  the union had agreed  to meet the company for further talks tomorrow.
The strike at five De Beers mines <head>began</head> last Thursday, with 9,500 out of a total 10,000 NUM members employed on De Beers mines participating, according to the union, while De Beers said there were 7,800 participants. 
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&quot; The Herald was a survivor from a bygone age, &quot; said  J. Kendrick Noble, a media analyst with PaineWebber Inc. &quot; Actually, the long deterioration in daily newspapers shows signs of  coming to an end, and the industry looks pretty healthy. &quot;
Founded as the Examiner in 1903 by Mr. Hearst, the Herald was crippled by a bitter, decade-long strike that <head>began</head> in 1967 and cut circulation in half. 
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Revenue increased more than 5% to $283.2 million  from $268.6 million . HOLIDAY PROMOTION:
PepsiCo Inc. will give away 4,000 sets of &quot; Game Boy, &quot; Nintendo's new hand-held video game in a two-month promotion scheduled to <head>begin</head> Nov. 1. 
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For one thing, there is an old master  on the wall -- &quot; Samuel Anointing David, &quot; a big baroque canvas painted  by Mattia Preti, a 17th-century Neapolitan. At the moment, however, the painting is a nagging reminder of the problems that  have engulfed CenTrust and its flamboyant chairman and chief executive, David L. Paul.
In an international buying spree that <head>began</head> barely two years ago, Mr. Paul amassed a collection of about 30 pre-18th-century works, including the Preti, at a total cost of $28 million. 
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CNBC is a joint venture of the National Broadcasting Co., a unit of General Electric Co., and Cablevision System Corp. Advertisers will be offered  an advertising package, which for a single price,  will include time on the CNBC program and ad pages in the special guides.
CNBC will produce six, one-hour programs, <head>beginning</head> in April 1990. 
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Digital's VAX 9000 mainframes, which it claimed   were among the fastest available, were priced  from $1.2 million  to $3.9 million , sharply lower than IBM models of comparable power. The first models will ship in the spring, with the largest following in the fall.
Analysts were disappointed that Digital's new line apparently won't contribute much to earnings before the next fiscal year, which <head>begins</head> in July. 
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His revolutionary pamphlets, published  when he was only 19 , quickly brought him to the attention of the patriot leaders. Principal author of &quot; The Federalist &quot;, he swung New York over from opposition to the Constitution to ratification almost single-handedly.
His collaboration with Washington, <head>begun</head> when he was the general's aide during the Revolution, was resumed when he entered the first Cabinet as Secretary of the Treasury. 
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In the Missouri case, unforeseen consequences may have arisen because the high court reinstated the preamble of the state's 1986 abortion law. The preamble says that human life begins at conception and that unborn children have rights protected  by the Constitution.
Last year, a federal appeals court in St. Louis said the preamble was unconstitutional, citing an earlier Supreme Court ruling that states can't justify stricter abortion curbs by changing the definition of when life <head>begins</head>. 
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Richard Grasso, Big Board president, last week said only that the exchange is concerned  about all its constituents. Privately, exchange officials worry that without a hospitable system for program trading at the Big Board, billions of dollars in trading will simply migrate to overseas exchanges such as London 's.
It is partly for this reason that the exchange last week <head>began</head> trading in its own stock &quot; basket &quot; product that allows big investors to buy or sell all 500 stocks in the Standard &amp; Poor's index in a single trade. 
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Now the two firms are collaborating on an alternative to Adobe's approach, and analysts say  they are likely  to carry IBM, the biggest seller of personal computers, along with them. The short-term outlook for Adobe's business, however, appears strong.
The company is <head>beginning</head> to ship a new software program that's being heralded as a boon for owners of low-end printers sold by Apple. 
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The three men worked together on the so-called Brady Commission, headed  by Mr. Brady, which  was established  after the 1987 crash  to examine the market's collapse. As a result they have extensive knowledge in financial markets, and financial market crises.
Mr. Brady was at the White House Friday afternoon when the stock market's decline <head>began</head>. 
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One protest did get past NASA's guard, though; a computer virus caused anti-Galileo messages to flash onto some computer screens at NASA centers. The successful launch continues a remarkable recovery in the U.S. space-science program.
An unmanned spacecraft, Magellan, already is heading to Venus and is due to <head>begin</head> mapping the planet next August. 
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They feel  they are leagued  against a hostile, persecutory world, faced  with the concerted malevolent opposition of squares and their hirelings, the police. This is the rhetoric of righteousness  the beatniks use  in  defending their way of life, their search for wholeness, though their actual existence fails  to reach these &quot; religious &quot; heights.
One beatnik got the woman he was living with so involved in drugs and self-analysis and all-night sessions of sex that she was <head>beginning</head> to crack up. 
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Instead, he walked around the temple and mounted still another flight of stairs and stood before the seated Fudo at their head. The black Fudo seemed  to stare rigidly back at him and Richard's eyes were caught  by the Fudo's in fascination, and then Richard was shocked  as, all at once, flames shot out from the sharp features of Fudo's face and there was a terrible metallic scraping sound, as if the large statue were about  to burst from some pressure within it.
Then the flames were gone, the stillness fell upon the severe black face and Richard <head>began</head> to tremble violently. 
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He scooped up the receiver and said, &quot; Police chief &quot;, into the mouthpiece, and then, &quot; Oh yes, Mr. Benson. I was hoping  I 'd hear from you today &quot;.
With his free hand he pulled a pad and pencil toward him and <head>began</head> to make notes as he listened, saying, &quot; Uh-huh &quot; and &quot; I see &quot; at intervals. 
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O'Banion's first conflict with the police came in 1909, at seventeen, when he was committed  to Bridewell Prison for three months for burglary ; ; two years later he served another three months for assault. Those were his only interludes behind bars, although he collected four more charges on his police record  in 1921 and 1922, three for burglary and one for robbery.
But by now O'Banion's political pull was <head>beginning</head> to be effective. 
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Even so, many of the things that  happened to Wright and Olgivanna seem inordinately severe. Their afflictions centered on one maddening difficulty: Miriam held up the divorce proceedings that she herself had asked for .
Reporters <head>began</head> to trail Miriam everywhere, and to encourage her to make appalling statements about Wright and his doings. 
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I don't like  to exhibit the deadly dampening effect of an elderly man's caution &quot;. &quot; Yes, I appreciate that.
I wish you wouldn't tell Freddy I'm lukewarm; ; I 've caused him trouble before, and he's <head>beginning</head> to resent me. 
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Don't question, Rev had said , don't invite danger. Her skin crawled: Lolotte had told Maude that she was in the hall and the door was open.
Sarah had begun to tell Lucien of Emile, she had <head>begun</head> to question and a little draft had crept across the room from the bedroom door, open barely enough to show a rim of blackness in the hall. 
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Accessories not only sell faster than whole bikes, they also offer profit margins nearly double the 25% to 30% or so  on sales of complete cycles.  To get a piece of the business, Nike Inc., Beaverton, Ore., introduced a line of mountain-bike shoes.
About a month ago, Michelin Tire Corp., Greenville, S.C., <head>began</head> selling mountain-bike tires, for years a Specialized stronghold. 
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CMS Energy Corp. said it would <head>begin</head> paying a 10-cent-a-share quarterly dividend, the company's first since 1984. 
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In the year ended Jan. 31, Pace rang up profit of $9.4 million , or 72 cents a share, after a tax-loss carry-forward, on sales of $1.3 billion , and analysts expect its results to continue  to improve. &quot; The company turned the corner  fairly recently in profitability, &quot; said  Margo McGlade of PaineWebber Inc., who  had been forecasting a 46% jump in Pace's net income from operations this year and another 42% increase next year.
&quot; Warehouse productivity is really <head>beginning</head> to take off. &quot; 
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The two of them against the world. That had been how she imagined it .
For when he began to talk and dream all at the same time, making his plans as he went, she had <head>begun</head> dreaming too. 
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The outlook for corporate earnings is fairly bleak. It 's quite likely  we're going  to get repeats &quot; of the mid-October market shocks.
Red ink already has <head>begun</head> to flow in the wake of the U.S.-U.K. market breaks of Oct. 13 and Oct. 16. 
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While the prototype converter is costly, it's being lauded  by the infant HDTV industry as a way of  increasing the number of high-quality shows that  can be seen  on the new medium. &quot; The industry has been waiting with bated breath for the machines to come along, &quot; says  David Niles, president of Eleven Twenty Five Productions Inc., a New York pioneer in high-definition programming.
He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers <head>begin</head> replacing their TV sets with HDTVs. 
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Changing his clothes upstairs? ? Taking a shower? ?
At the end of the room there was a desk heaped with papers, and she <head>began</head> to riffle these, making sighs and and noises of girlish exasperation. 
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The lawyer didn't know him very well although he saw him occasionally at some dinner party -- Thayer, like himself, Madden reflected  , was the extra man so prized by hostesses -- and found him easy enough   to talk to . But he didn't play golf, didn't seem  to belong to any local clubs -- his work took him away a lot, of course -- which  probably accounted for his tendency  to keep to himself.
Garth's glance <head>began</head> to flicker to his watch. 
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The government offered a reward for the return of the antiquities, but routine police work led to the recovery. As it turned out, Carlos Perches Trevino and Ramon Sardina Garcia had hidden the haul in a closet in the Perches family's home for a year.
Then they took the art to Acapulco and <head>began</head> to trade some of it for cocaine. 
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There's a large war party on their way &quot; ! ! For a second, engages, cooks, voyageurs appeared  struck  dumb.
Then Little Billy <head>began</head> shouting orders to round up the ponies and fill the water buckets and for the cooks to hurry up with the meal. 
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Most public-health measures were handled  at the local level. New Environmentalism probably started in 1962 with the publication of Rachel Carson's book &quot; Silent Spring. &quot;
Shortly thereafter, hysterical articles <head>began</head> to appear predicting that advanced industrial societies would produce a blackened, uninhabitable planet possibly by the turn of the century. 
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Instinctively he exhaled through his nose then sucked in the air from the hose. At once the excruciating pain in his chest stopped and he was seized  with a sudden, wild exultation.
As if this was a signal, Poet abruptly <head>began</head> to thrash the water and the quick movement slowly made them sink through the water. 
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Private construction spending was down, but government building activity was up. The figures in both reports were adjusted   to remove the effects of usual seasonal patterns, but weren't adjusted for inflation.
Kenneth Mayland, economist for Society Corp., a Cleveland bank, said demand for exports of factory goods is <head>beginning</head> to taper off. 
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Whenever the 1980s merger boom seems  to be stalling , shock waves ripple through the stock market. &quot; The market is overvalued, not cheap, &quot; says  Alan Gaines of the New York money-management firm Gaines Berland.
He recently <head>began</head> increasing his cash position to 45% of his portfolio. 
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The Fairfield, N.J., company, which  is 92%-owned by Ogden Corp., New York, had net of $1.1 million , or four cents a share, a year ago. Revenue soared to $101.7 million  from $39.5 million .
Ogden Projects, whose shares <head>began</head> trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August, closed yesterday at $26.875, down 75 cents. 
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According to Ned Davis, president of Ned Davis Research Inc. in Nokomis, Fla., the average drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average was about 21 %, and the decrease began an average of six months before a recession officially started. By the time  a recession is &quot; official &quot;  (two consecutive quarters of declining gross national product ), much of the damage to stocks has already been done - and, in the typical case, the recession is already half over.
About six months before a recession ends, stocks typically <head>begin</head> to rise again, as investors anticipate a recovery. 
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One swallow was all  he would have ; ; he was very thirsty, but he must observe water discipline. His years of campaigning had taught him the value of water discipline.
He <head>began</head> to uncap the bottle, the rusty cap squealing on its threads. 
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Futures prices rose,  extending Tuesday's gains. The December contract advanced 2.50 cents a pound to $1.1650 .
Buying for the most part carried over from the previous session, and traders apparently ignored reports that a Chilean mine strike may have ended almost before it <head>began</head>, an analyst said. 
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This time it connected solidly on the man's temple,  felling him. The explosion of the rifle had crashed against the walls of the stockade and the deep echoes were still rolling in the hills.
The startled horses <head>began</head> rearing on their tethers. 
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But when agencies like the NIH circulate guidelines , they 've often already formulated policy, veteran scientists say  . Indeed, institutions already are taking note.
On Sept. 14, Harvard <head>began</head> circulating a conflict-of-interest policy statement that, in effect, would follow the NIH guidelines faithfully. 
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The Old Guard's assault on program trading and its practitioners has been fierce and broad-based, in part because some Old Guard members feel  their very livelihood is at stake. Some, such as traditional money manager Neuberger &amp; Berman, have taken out national newspaper advertisements demanding that market regulators &quot; stop the numbers racket on Wall Street. &quot;
Big Board stock specialists, in a bold palace revolt, <head>began</head> shortly after Oct. 13 to telephone the corporate executives of the companies whose stock is listed on the Big Board to have them pressure the exchange to ban program trading. 
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Volatility is here  to stay. &quot; The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged about 80 points in slightly more than one hour after the opening bell.
For many, it <head>began</head> to look like a replay of Oct. 13. 
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The association between the two companies stretches back thirty years to a friendship between television producer Mark Goodson and Ingersoll founder Ralph Ingersoll. The latter's son, Ralph Ingersoll Jr., took over the company and has been managing the Goodson properties and acting as an agent in the purchase of newspapers for Goodson.
But in recent years, Mr. Ingersoll <head>began</head> focusing more on expanding his own newspaper empire in partnership with investment banking firm Warburg, Pincus &amp; Co. 
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According to one person familiar with the airline, the buy-out group -- led by United's pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf -- has <head>begun</head> billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers, law firms and banks. 
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The Chosen Soren and the JSP immediately denied the report. And at first, neither the opposition nor the LDP wanted  to pursue the issue.
But the press kept it alive; as with the Recruit scandal, lists <head>began</head> circulating with names of people who had received money. 
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The announcements also should help IBM go on the offensive against Digital Equipment Corp. on the plant floor. While IBM has traditionally dominated the market for computers on the business side of manufacturing operations and has done well in the market for design tools, Digital has dominated computerized manufacturing.
Hewlett-Packard Co. also has <head>begun</head> to gain share in the whole computer-integrated-manufacturing arena. 
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&quot; The last thing  markets like  is uncertainty, &quot; said   Ian Harwood, chief economist at S.G. Warburg &amp; Co., of the resignations of Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson and chief economic adviser Sir Alan Walters. &quot; I think  you 'll see share prices go down, and sterling now is under something of a cloud. &quot;
The pound immediately <head>began</head> to take a buffetting after the resignations were announced. 
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The amendment is aimed  at  skirting a Supreme Court ruling that  threw out the conviction of a Texas flag-burner on grounds that his freedom of speech was violated . Federal researchers said  lung-cancer mortality rates for people under 45 years of age have begun  to decline, particularly for white males.
The National Cancer Institute also projected that overall U.S. mortality rates from lung cancer should <head>begin</head> to drop in several years if cigarette smoking continues to abate. 
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&quot; We hope  to sensitize employers &quot; to recognize the problems so they can do something about them, Dr. Warshaw said  . Early intervention into these types of problems can apparently save businesses long-term expense associated  with hospitalization, which  sometimes results when these problems go untreated for too long .
Even the courts are <head>beginning</head> to recognize the link between jobs and stress-related disorders in compensation cases, according to a survey by the National Council on Compensation Insurance. 
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A year ago ethylene sold for 33 cents,  peaking at about 34 cents last December. A big reason for the chemical price retreat is overexpansion.
Beginning in mid-1987, prices <head>began</head> accelerating as a growing U.S. economy and the weak dollar spurred demand. 
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&quot; The agency has concluded that contamination may be widespread throughout the mushroom-processing industry in China, &quot; an FDA spokesman said  yesterday. The agency won't allow mushrooms that  were canned  or packed  in brine at any Chinese plant to enter the U.S. until &quot; satisfactory sanitation-control measures  are implemented  in China  to prevent &quot; bacterial contamination.
On May 19, the FDA <head>began</head> detaining Chinese mushrooms in 68-ounce cans after more than 100 people in Mississippi, New York and Pennsylvania became ill from eating tainted mushrooms. 
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There will be a lot of repair work that  won't require the quantities of cement or concrete that new constructon would  . &quot; Lone Star's San Francisco facilities weren't damaged  in the quake.
The earthquake is likely to reduce GNP negligibly in the near term and then could raise it a bit as rebuilding <head>begins</head>. 
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One reason is mounting competition from new Japanese car plants in the U.S. that  are pouring out more than one million vehicles a year at costs lower than GM can match . Another is that United Auto Workers union officials have signaled  they want tighter no-layoff provisions in the new Big Three national contract that  will be negotiated  next year.
GM officials want to get their strategy to reduce capacity and the work force in place before those talks <head>begin</head>. 
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Her glance swung past the trailer where the two drivers were standing . It made only a tiny bump over the two men like a tire over a piece of gravel then moved on.
She <head>began</head> to watch a blonde-haired man, also in shorts, standing right at the rear of the wrecked car in the one spot that most of the crowd had detoured slightly. 
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Each share point is worth about $60 million  in sales. Analysts say  much of Kellogg's erosion has been in such core brands as Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies and Frosted Flakes, which  represent nearly one-third of its sales volume.
Kellogg is so anxious to turn around Corn Flakes sales that it soon will <head>begin</head> selling boxes for as little as 99 cents, trade sources say. 
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The roofs would be required  to withstand a force of 1.5 times the unloaded weight of the vehicle. During the test, the roof couldn't be depressed  more than five inches.
In Detroit, a Chrysler Corp. official said the company currently has no rear-seat lap and shoulder belts in its light trucks, but plans to <head>begin</head> phasing them in by the end of the 1990 model year. 
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Prickly twinges of annoyance ran through him. His eyes blinked hard,  snapping on  and squashing  some bad things that  were trying  to push their way into him.
A tune <head>began</head> to whirl inside his head. 
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When they determined that GM needed parts more quickly, Armco convinced a steel service center to build a processing plant nearby so shipments could be delivered  within 15 minutes.  Cementing such relationships with major clients -- car and appliance makers -- is a means of survival, especially when those key clients are relying on a smaller pool of producers  and flirting with plastic and aluminum makers .
For example, when Detroit <head>began</head> talking about plastic-bodied cars, the American Iron and Steel Institute began a major lobbying effort to show auto makers how they could use steel more efficiently by simply redesigning how a car door is assembled. 
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But researchers say  the drug, called  FK-506, could revolutionize the transplantation field by  reducing harmful side effects and by  lowering rejection rates. Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30,000 organ transplants performed  world-wide each year.
Researchers <head>began</head> using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney, liver, heart and pancreas transplants. 
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The wall behind me was slightly deformed, but the center had held. And most of us waited for a while for the game to start.
Then we <head>began</head> to file out, to wait safely on terra firma for the opening pitch. 
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Dolly Engisch was waiting there on the steps and she came  running toward us. &quot; She's nowhere, nowhere &quot; ! ! She screamed , and both women ran up to the house, and I followed.
The search <head>began</head>, in all the rooms, running upstairs, down, opening closets, talking, exclaiming in rushes and gasps. 
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September program trading amounted to 13.8% of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151.8 million shares, the largest percentage since the exchange <head>began</head> making such figures public in July 1988. 
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The robe, however, was missing, for by that time Barco had disposed of it at a pawnshop in Glendale. The detectives placed Barco under arrest and, without  informing him of the nature of the charge, took him back to Hollywood for questioning.
Thus it was that Barco, apprehended for mere larceny, now <head>began</head> to suspect that one or another of his murders had been uncovered. 
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His London contract was rescinded , and now, he explains cheerfully, as a bright smile lightens his intense, mobile face, &quot; I conduct only one hundred and twenty concerts &quot; ! ! Our meeting took place in May, 1961, during one of the Maestro's stop-overs in New York, before he left for Europe.
As we <head>began</head> to converse in the lounge of his Fifth Avenue hotel, his restlessness and sensitivity to light and sound became immediately apparent. 
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission advised Ford last week that it wouldn't raise any objection to the acquisition of as much as 15% of Jaguar shares. The No. 2 auto maker disclosed last month that it wants  to buy as much as 15% of the British luxury-car maker, the maximum allowed  under current United Kingdom government restrictions.
General Motors Corp. said it had discussed the possibility of a joint venture with Jaguar before Ford <head>began</head> buying shares. 
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An inch lower and it would have knocked him out. As it was, his vision blurred and for a moment he was unable  to move.
When his eyes <head>began</head> to focus, he saw Jess charging at him with a pitchfork. 
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They finished the small bottle of Steinhager. She confessed  she was unhappy, he asked was it her husband? ?
She <head>began</head> to explain, &quot; There was this poet, in Italy &quot; 
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You won't be needing this &quot;. He moved up and lifted Jess's pistol out of its holster.
&quot; Damn you, Adams &quot; -- Jess was <head>beginning</head> to recover from his initial shock. 
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The Soviet owners will be Mossoviet, Moscow's city governing body, and Aeroflot, the Soviet national airline. Although a Finnish group has a minority interest in an already operating Moscow hotel, the Sheraton-Pan Am venture will be the first joint-venture hotels in the Soviet Union   to have as much as 50% foreign ownership.
U.S. companies account for less than 8% of the 1,000 or more Soviet joint ventures that have been announced since the Soviets <head>began</head> encouraging such undertakings in 1987. 
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Everything   was as I had left it the night before last -- her portfolio and bag for town, her lingerie and dress and shoes laid out only her mink coat was missing. And she.
Then the telephoning <head>began</head>. 
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In Congress, lawmakers already are looking for ways   to add relief funds . Money could be added  to a pending spending bill covering the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which  coordinates federal disaster relief.
More likely, relief funds could be added to an omnibus spending bill that Congress is to <head>begin</head> considering next week. 
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Adds  Mr. Eidsmo, &quot; What  felt good that day was done that day. &quot; Since his arrival in May, Mr. Eidsmo has put in place techniques learned  while  working for Citicorp, such as management-by-objective, detailed project plans and forecasts of company sales and product trends.
&quot; We're finally getting -- and it's been very painful -- some understanding of what the company's long-term horizon should <head>begin</head> to look like, &quot; Mr. Eidsmo says. 
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Warner has filed a $1 billion  breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber-Peters duo, who  in turn are countersuing Warner for  trying  to interfere in Sony's acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc. and Guber Peters Entertainment Co. in two transactions valued  at over $5 billion .
Although settlement talks had been dropped, attorneys for the two sides apparently <head>began</head> talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday, when a judge is expected to rule on Warner's request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia. 
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Today whole grains are freshly ground  every day and baked into bread. Mr. Clark's studies taught him that the only way   to conserve the vitamins in the whole grain  was prompt use of the flour.
Once the grains are ground, vitamin E <head>begins</head> to deteriorate immediately and half of it is lost by oxidation and exposure to the air within one week. 
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When was the turning point ? ? When did women begin  to assert themselves sexually ? ?
Some date it from woman suffrage, others from when women first <head>began</head> to challenge men in the marketplace, still others from the era of the emancipated flapper and bathtub gin. 
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The carriers were competing fiercely for market share. Railroad-rate increases are likely  to be restrained  by weakening rail-traffic levels and keen competition for freight from trucks.
An official at Consolidated Freightways Inc., a Menlo Park, Calif., less-than-truckload carrier, said rate discounting in that industry has <head>begun</head> to &quot; stabilize. &quot; 
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Thus, while Akzo profited less than many rivals from the boom of recent years in petrochemicals and plastics, it has less   to fear  from the current slump. The company is exposed  to bulk chemicals, however.
Although bulk-chemical prices have <head>begun</head> falling in the U.S., they are generally stable in Europe, Mr. Bergsma said. 
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Charles Wohlstetter, chairman of Contel, who  is helping organize the alliance of Big Board-listed firms, said  he had no time   to work  yesterday because he received so many phone calls, faxes and letters supporting his view that the Big Board has been turned  into a &quot; gambling casino &quot; by program traders. &quot; We are reaching the moment of truth &quot; on Wall Street, said   Rep. Edward J. Markey (D., Mass. ), chairman of the House subcommittee on telecommunications and finance.
&quot;   is <head>beginning</head> to realize -- as Shakespeare said -- the trouble is not in our stars, but in ourselves. &quot; 
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Diamond-Star Motors Corp., a joint venture of Chrysler Corp. and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said it will <head>begin</head> shipping Mitsubishi Eclipse cars to Japan next week, emulating other Japanese auto ventures shipping U.S.-built vehicles back to Japan. 
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It was the first time any of us had laughed since the morning <head>began</head>. 
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A bright spot is the company's power-generation business, which  is experiencing a surge of growth for the first time in years. Mr. Marous said  the business will achieve higher sales  this year than the company's target goal of 8.5 %.
While Westinghouse hasn't had a nuclear power plant order from a U.S. utility in about a decade, excess capacity is <head>beginning</head> to shrink. 
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The players were heckled  by a patron during a July 4, 1988, game with the Martinsville Phillies. Like its parent that year, &quot; Bluefield was not having a good year, &quot; the judge said  .
After the game (&quot; Bluefield lost, 9-8, stranding three runners in ... the ninth, &quot; he noted ), trouble <head>began</head>. 
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The product is the first from a European company based on Intel Corp.'s new 32-bit 486tm microprocessor, which  works several times faster than previously available chips. Hewlett-Packard Co. became the first company world-wide   to announce a product based on the chip earlier this month, but it won't start  shipping the computers until early next year.
An Olivetti spokesman said the company's factories are already <head>beginning</head> to produce the machine, and that it should be available in Europe by December. 
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In the Presidential box someone leaned over the balustrade and yelled: &quot; He has shot the President &quot; ! ! That got everybody up.
On the stage, Harry Hawk <head>began</head> to weep. 
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She had let Jim go with a chilly good-by, a chillier kiss. She was sorry, and angry at herself, because never in their life together had she done that.
She turned and <head>began</head> to walk toward the house. 
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The need for the loan surprised many analysts and bond holders who  had been told  at the company's annual meeting in July that there weren't any major problems ahead. The risk of  doing business with Campeau's Federated and Allied department store chains is about  to increase greatly, not only for Mr. Levy but for hundreds of other small apparel makers, button suppliers, trucking firms and fabric houses.
Next week, the country's top designers and manufacturers will <head>begin</head> showing fashions for spring 1990, the second most important selling season of the year. 
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Sales and service employees were asked   to report to work  to help Bay area clients who  called with computer problems. Hewlett-Packard also called in its systems experts  to restore its own computer operations.
&quot; That means we can accept orders &quot; and <head>begin</head> getting back to normal, says Ms. Tharp. 
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On days like Friday, that means  they must buy shares from sellers when no one else is willing  to  . When selling is so frenzied , prices fall steeply and fast.
Two years ago, faced with the possibility of heavy losses on the stocks in their inventories, market makers themselves <head>began</head> dumping shares, exacerbating the slide in OTC stock prices. 
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The blast damaged , but did not destroy  the room. Keith's eyes met Penny's as they stood there in this strange marriage of destruction.
And, as the others <head>began</head> to crawl out from beneath the desks and tend to those wounded, and mark the several killed, he climbed across the debris to Penny and took her hand in his. 
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The drop is particularly large for white males, although black males and white and black women also show lower mortality rates.
A report in this week's issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute also projects that overall U.S. mortality rates from lung cancer, the leading cause of cancer death, should <head>begin</head> to drop in several years if cigarette smoking continues to abate. 
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Both buildings were in flames. The heat drove the guerrillas back.
The roof of the command post <head>began</head> to buckle. 
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In 1985, it was 2.1 %. Between 1981 and 1986, the most recent five-year period for which figures are available , Lloyd's reported over #3.6 billion  in claims and reserves against future losses ($5.7 billion  at today's exchange rates ), more than double the #1.35 billion  posted  in the previous five-year period.
Many of the 31,329 investors who remain are <head>beginning</head> to question one of the exchange's most basic tenets, the concept of unlimited personal liability. 
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At about 3:45, the S&amp;P market careened to still another limit, of 30 points down, and trading was locked  again. Futures traders say  the S&amp;P was signaling that the Dow could fall as much as 200 points.
During this time, small investors began ringing their brokers, wondering whether another crash had <head>begun</head>. 
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It  isn't clear, however, who  would win a waiting game. Although U.S. corn stockpiles shrank by roughly half in the wake of the drought, the Agriculture Department projects that nearly one-fifth of the harvest will still be in storage before the 1990 corn harvest begins.
Some analysts are worried that reports of the grain industry's problems might spark investors to <head>begin</head> buying corn futures contracts -- only to see little appreciation. 
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U.S. companies wanting  to expand in Europe face &quot; tough pressure &quot; from unions in nations such as West Germany, which  play a big consulting role in management decisions, he says  . FMC Corp. and Baxter International say  unions also won't like plant relocations and needed restructuring, which  means layoffs.
Many employers have already <head>begun</head> moving to southern countries such as Spain and Italy, where wages are low and unions are weaker; demand for trained labor and managers will rise there, FMC says. 
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But many investors remain wary about stocks, partly because they expect continued turbulence in the junk-bond market that  would make it  more difficult  to finance corporate takeovers. &quot; I'm surprised  we didn't see more volatility &quot; in stocks, said   Raymond F. DeVoe Jr., market strategist at Legg Mason Wood Walker.
&quot; I think the problems in the junk-bond area are just <head>beginning</head>, and this will be very unsettling for companies that have issued junk bonds. 
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Actually, she is a sad beauty, I believe  . You shall see her at dinner &quot;.
Rather erotically he listened to the bath water running; ; when it stopped he <head>began</head> busily typing, sitting up in a virtuous way. 
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It goes on  to plug a few diversified Fidelity funds by name. PaineWebber also was able  to gear up quickly thanks to the 1987 crash.
In the aftermath of the 1987 debacle, the brokerage firm <head>began</head> taping commercials in-house, ultimately getting its timing down fast enough to tape a commercial after the market closed and rush it on the air that night. 
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Willis listened patiently, and once in a while William was exposed  to them at a family gathering; ; he generally heard Freddy's suggestions without interest,  being absorbed  by his own prospering concerns. Probably Mr. Willis was influenced  toward deeper involvement by familial loyalty and a concern for his grandchildren.
Gerry <head>began</head> to aid Freddy with her father, prodded, no doubt, by Joan's open contempt for Freddy and William's irritating competency. 
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Except that Kitti wasn't there. Without  taking off his coat, he sat in the blue chair which  still faced the closed bedroom door.
At last, sitting there, in the familiar surroundings, the truth <head>began</head> to sink in. 
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The transaction has had a series of setbacks since the financing problems became known last Friday, with no signs or statements from the buy-out group   to indicate that any progress has taken place. However, in response to the British Air decision, United's pilot union vowed  to continue efforts  to revive the buy-out.
Pilot union Chairman Frederick C. Dubinsky said advisers to UAL management and the union will <head>begin</head> meeting in New York today and will work through the weekend to devise a new proposal to present to UAL's board &quot; at the earliest time possible. &quot; 
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But he then borrowed a palladium rod from chemists at Texas A&amp;M who  said  they were getting excess heat. &quot; The results were fascinating, &quot; he said .
On the fourth &quot; run &quot; with the borrowed rod, the experiment <head>began</head> producing excess heat. 
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Banco Popular, meanwhile, dropped 1 1 4 to 21 1 2. Sierra Tucson, an initial public offering, made the most active list.
The company's shares <head>began</head> trading at 12 1 2, up from its initial offering price of 12, and closed at 13. 
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For example, a group of long-term Treasury bonds tracked  by Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. produced a total return of 1% in the first quarter, 12.45% in the second quarter and -0.06% in the third quarter. Total return is price changes plus interest income.
Now some investment analysts insist that the economic climate has turned cold and gloomy, and they are urging clients to buy bonds before the rally <head>begins</head>. 
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Some fixed-income investors had expected a further drop in stock prices after the nearly 200-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Friday. That caused investors to flee stocks and buy high-quality Treasury bonds, which  are safer than other types of securities.
But when stocks <head>began</head> to climb instead, prices of Treasury bonds declined. 
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In recent days, however, there has been increased purchasing of copper in London, an analyst said  . Some of this buying was by Japan, which  has had its supplies sharply reduced  by long production stoppages at the Bougainville mine in Papua New Guinea, Highland Valley mine in British Columbia, and the Cananea mine in Mexico, which  are major shippers to Japan.
The increasing likelihood that Cananea and Highland Valley will soon return to production may have cut some of that purchasing, but even if any of these mines <head>begin</head> operating soon, their output won't be significant until at least the end of the year, analysts note. 
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&quot; Everybody  was still confident, including most institutional investors. That is why everybody was a little surprised  by the storm of sell orders from small private investors , &quot; said  Norbert Braeuer, a senior trader for Hessische Landesbank.
Some big institutions, including banks, <head>began</head> picking up lower-priced shares late yesterday, but most investors wanted to see what would happen in New York before acting. 
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El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery. Franklin is a closed-end management investment company.
On the Nasdaq over-the-counter system, Allied Capital Corp., Washington, D.C., (ALII) <head>began</head> trading last Thursday. 
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Prices were down from the outset of trading on concern that a drop in the stock market might create a weakened economy and a consequent reduction in copper use. But the recovery in the stock market provided little help for copper as word  spread that a three-month strike at the Highland Valley mine in British Columbia was about over, according to an analyst.
Highland Valley is a large Canadian producer and principal supplier to Japan, which recently <head>began</head> seeking copper elsewhere as its inventories shrank. 
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&quot; Once we do, they will receive very serious evaluation, &quot; the spokesman said . &quot; No consideration is more important than the health and safety of our employees. &quot;
USX said it has been cooperating with OSHA since the agency <head>began</head> investigating the Clairton and Fairless works. 
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House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate's lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn't reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House-passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate <head>began</head>. 
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Friday's Market Activity The dollar posted gains in quiet trading as concerns about equities abated.
Foreign exchange dealers said that the currency market has <head>begun</head> to distance itself from the volatile stock exchange, which has preoccupied the market since Oct. 13, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 190 points. 
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They are better able  to get to those segments in the wake of the deregulation that  began in the late 1970s. Deregulation has effectively removed all restrictions on what banks can pay  for deposits, as well as opened up the field for new products such as high-rate CDs.
Where a bank once offered a standard passbook savings account, it <head>began</head> offering money-market accounts, certificates of deposit and interest-bearing checking, and staggering rates based on the size of deposits. 
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One sign of a possible easing of credit policy was the decision  this week of People's Bank of China, the central bank,  to allocate $5.4 billion  in short-term loans  to pay farmers for the autumn harvest, the official China Daily reported  . But while  pumping more money into the economy would bring relief to many industries, it also runs the risk of  triggering another period of runaway growth and steep inflation.
The cycle has been repeated several times since China <head>began</head> reforming its planned economy in 1979. 
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As the citizens of San Francisco and surrounding communities <head>began</head> assessing the damage from Tuesday's devastating earthquake, NBC News began assessing the damage from what some said was a failure to provide comprehensive coverage in the earthquake's initial moments. 
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Traders said  property-casualty companies with the heaviest exposure in the San Francisco area include the OTC's Safeco and Ohio Casualty. Frank Gilmartin, a trader who  follows insurance stocks for Fox-Pitt Kelton, said  his strategy was  to sell early.
Then, if the stocks fell sharply, he planned to <head>begin</head> buying them aggressively, on the theory that the companies that insure against property damage and accidents will have to raise rates eventually to compensate for the claims they will pay to earthquake victims and victims of last month's Hurricane Hugo. 
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Singing into the mirror and his interested eyes, he was pleased  to note, when he stripped for his own bath , that he still had the best part of his Italian sun tan. He flexed his muscles for several minutes, got into the tub, and then grew self-conscious of  splashing as he washed.
In the small gallery used as the guests ' dining room, Meredith sat down at his place and, as always, <head>began</head> teasing the young waitress. 
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Change-ringing, a mind-boggling exercise  the English invented  380 years ago, requires physical dexterity -- some bells weigh more than a ton -- combined  with intense mental concentration. Proper English bells are started  off in &quot; rounds, &quot; from the highest-pitched bell to the lowest -- a simple descending scale using, in larger churches, as many as 12 bells.
Then, at a signal, the ringers <head>begin</head> varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking. 
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Or, what  was worse, she prayed for him out loud at bedtime: &quot; Please, Lord Gord, please  give my brother the strength   to go  swimming like he promised  &quot;. &quot; She's got a nerve &quot;. Quint said  now to the clouds.
Strength <head>began</head> to zip up and down his chest. 
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Don't question, Rev had said , don't invite danger. Her skin crawled: Lolotte had told Maude that she was in the hall and the door was open.
Sarah had <head>begun</head> to tell Lucien of Emile, she had begun to question and a little draft had crept across the room from the bedroom door, open barely enough to show a rim of blackness in the hall. 
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When it was restarted  , heat output &quot; really took off &quot; and produced excess heat for several hours before  dying down, he said  .  Typical of other experiments, Mr. Oriani said  his experiment was &quot; very erratic. &quot;
It would go along doing nothing but dissociating the heavy water and then at totally unpredictable times, it would <head>begin</head> producing excess heat for as long as 10 or 11 hours before quieting down. 
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The December contract declined 1.85 cents a pound to $1.2645 . According to one analyst, workers at the Cananea copper mine in Mexico, which  hasn't been operating since it was declared  bankrupt by the Mexican government in late August, are set  to return to work.
The analyst said it will take about two to three months before the mine <head>begins</head> to produce copper in significant quantities. 
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And it  isn't clear that the Soviet Union will stay on its record buying pace. The Soviet orders were compressed  into the month of October because of delays.
The Soviet Union usually <head>begins</head> buying U.S. crops earlier in the fall. 
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Machines using the 486 are expected  to challenge higher-priced work stations and minicomputers in applications such as so-called servers, which  connect groups of computers together, and in computer-aided design. But while the chip's speed in processing power is dazzling, it's real strength lies in its software inheritance.
The 486 is the descendant of a long series of Intel chips that <head>began</head> dominating the market ever since IBM picked the 16-bit 8088 chip for its first personal computer. 
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Miss Langford (her first name was Evelyn) was an attractive girl.  Tall, blonde, blue-eyes, fair, buxom without  being heavy, she cut a fine figure of budding womanhood as she swished among the pupils in her fresh, starched summer dress.
Something was <head>beginning</head> to stir and come alive in her, too (it may have been there for a good while, since she was twenty now; ; but if it had been, it had been smothered until now by fear ): you could tell it by the way she watched the older, bigger boys, like Jack. 
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But in any event -- and this is the important point -- tax &quot; payments &quot; on capital gains will be lower with indexation than under current law, even though the tax &quot; rate &quot; is the same under both systems. As you can see, the capital-gains reduction plan adopted  by the House would not be temporary, but permanent.
I hope that you <head>begin</head> talking about the plan's permanent and, in my view, most beneficial feature -- indexation. 
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He patted the eye  Joel had had blackened  in a fight over  being Rebel at the crossroads some days back. Kate had no idea what they were talking of , although she had seen the blue lights and strange fires burning and winking on the ridges at night, had heard horsemen on the River Road and hill trails through the nights till dawn.
Stranger, Uncle Randolph <head>began</head> riding home nights with a jug strapped to his saddle, drunkenly singing &quot; Old Dan Tucker &quot; at the top of his voice. 
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Wives of the period shamefacedly thought of themselves as  &quot; used &quot;  by their husbands -- and, history indicates  , they often quite literally were  . When was the turning point ? ?
When did women <head>begin</head> to assert themselves sexually? ? 
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&quot; Yes, ma'am &quot;, the children chorused  heartily. We couldn't help  laughing.
The children rushed off to get rid of their sweaters; ; and Arlene <head>began</head> tapping the kitchen door open. 
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When Nucor Corp. <head>begins</head> shipping steel from the world's first thin-slab plant this month, it will begin testing the competitive mettle of its giant competitors. 
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Yeast Adapted   to Make Gene-Spliced Drugs AN OIL COMPANY finds a sideline in the microscopic world of yeast.
In the early 1970s, when the &quot; world food crisis &quot; was a major worry, Phillips Petroleum Co., like several other big companies, <head>began</head> developing &quot; single-cell protein, &quot; edible protein made by microbes feeding on non-edible materials. 
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Revenue rose to $372.1 million  from $336.4 million . Spiegel said  margins improved because its inventory position  this year didn't need the costly markdowns required   to trim last year's swollen levels.
A spokeswoman said the apparel market troughed in the first half of 1988, then <head>began</head> showing improvement in the second half of last year. 
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The company forecast that fourth-quarter income from continuing operations would be &quot; significantly &quot; lower than a year earlier. Allergan went up 1 2 to 19 3 8.
The Food and Drug Administration allowed the company to <head>begin</head> marketing a new lens for use in cataract patients. 
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But foreign-exchange dealers said  the dollar staged a quick comeback,  prompted  by a round of short covering and some fresh buying interest later in the trading day. Traders said that a nearly 40-point gain in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, fueled  in part by news of a lower-than-expected price index, had little influence on the dollar's moves.
&quot; The market is <head>beginning</head> to disassociate itself from Wall Street, &quot; said one New York trader. 
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I put a lot more trust  in my two legs than in the gun, because the most important thing  I had learned  about war was that you could run away and survive  to talk about it. The gunfire, which  was so near that it seemed just a piece up the road now, stopped for long enough  to count to twenty; ; and in that brief interval, a redcoat officer came  tearing down the road,  whipping his horse  fit  to kill.
I don't know whether he was after our rider, who had gone by a minute before, or whether he was simply scouting conditions; ; but when he passed us by, a musket roared, and he reared his horse, swung it around, and <head>began</head> to whip it back in the direction from which he had come. 
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While American aid efforts have been limited  by budget problems, yesterday France announced a three-year, four billion French franc ($650 million ) aid plan for Poland. Despite sudden changes in the strategic equation, some Western European leaders, especially British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, remain skeptical about European political and economic unity, and are unlikely  to let East-West concerns change their minds.
But British analysts are <head>beginning</head> to link the issues. 
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&quot; It 's unclear how much rates can fall  and how soon. &quot; Changes in CD yields in the week ended Tuesday were in line with blips up and down within a fairly narrow range for the last two months.
Interest rates generally <head>began</head> declining last spring after moving steadily upward for more than a year. 
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Sony's lawyer insists that the company's tactics -- including the use of a private detective posing as a buyer -- are routine in such matters. He also insists that Sony, no less than others, has a legal right  to protect its &quot; trade dress, &quot; in this case, mostly the colors that it claims   make My First Sony products distinctive.
( Justin claims it <head>began</head> using the same colors on electronic goods for children long before Sony entered the children's market.) 
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The success of newcomer SsangYong Motor shows the strength of the auto market and its growing diversity.  A part of the construction-oriented conglomerate SsangYong Group, it took over the dying Dong-A Motor Co. in 1986.
SsangYong <head>began</head> making variations of the Jeep-like &quot; Korando &quot; vehicle. 
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Mr. Palmer, who  serves as president of the On-Site Massage Association and writes an industry newsletter, says  some 4,000 practitioners -- out of about 50,000 certified masseurs across the country -- now use massage chairs in the workplace, as well as on street corners, in airports and malls, and at conventions and other gatherings where weary people can be found  . Scot MacInnis, a masseur in Boulder, Colo., had a scary experience while  massaging a man in a natural-foods supermarket as part of a store promotion.
Three minutes into the massage, the man curled up, <head>began</head> shaking and turned red. 
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In September, a New York appellate court overturned a state judge's ruling that  awarded the Cup to the New Zealand team. Pending an appeal by the New Zealand team, led  by Michael Fay, the finals for the next Cup challenge are scheduled  to be held  in mid-1992 in San Diego.
But because of the uncertainty of the outcome of the suit, Mr. Conner's team has done little to <head>begin</head> gearing up to defend its title. 
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Integra-A Hotel &amp; Restaurant Co. said its planned rights offering to raise about $9 million was declared effective and the company will <head>begin</head> mailing materials to shareholders at the end of this week. 
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He saw them ambushed , strewn  in the postures of the broken and the dying. In vain his mind groped  to reassemble the bones of the relationships  he had sought  so desperately, but they would not come to life.
The silence oppressed him, made him bend low over the horse's neck as if to hide from a wind that had <head>begun</head> to blow far away and was twisting slowly through the darkness in its slow search. 
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Ma poked her toe in the kid's clothes. &quot; What are we going  to do  with these &quot;? ?
Big Hans <head>began</head> pouring whisky in the kid's mouth but his mouth filled without any getting down his throat and in a second it was dripping from his chin. 
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Texaco, thinking in terms of $18-to-$19  oil for 1990, may raise spending, especially for low-risk prospects, an official says  . Outside investors, scarce since '86, are edging back.
Although &quot; it's still difficult to raise money for a pure wildcat program, &quot; says William Thomas, a Texas Commerce Bank official in Houston, &quot; institutions are starting to see there are cycles to these things, and this one is <head>beginning</head> to turn. &quot; 
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The State Development Board set up a Hugo Hotline  to accept business-to-business help. After NBC weather man Willard Scott broadcast the hot-line number, it was flooded  with 10,000 calls.
Last week, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce <head>began</head> using its national TV show to seek help, such as equipment, for business owners. 
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&quot; And we are looking for the most cost-effective way   to clean up the air . &quot; But David Hawkins, an environmental lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said  the research appears merely  to be a way   to promote reformulated gasoline .
Oil and auto companies supported a move on Capitol Hill last week to gut Mr. Bush's plans to require auto makers to <head>begin</head> selling alternative-fueled cars by 1995. 
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Photographic developers, for example, bought equipment   to recover silver from spent photographs, negatives and processing solutions . Meanwhile, the photographic industry, which  accounts for 44% of silver consumption, continues  to look for substitutes.
Japanese and U.S. photographic firms are <head>beginning</head> to produce electronic cameras and X-rays that don't require silver, dealers say. 
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Sources close to the company and ad agencies that  work with Meredith said  leading advertisers in consumer electronics, packaged goods and automotive products were among those negotiating ad packages with the Meredith group. Other magazine publishing companies have been moving in the same direction.
The New York Times Co.'s Magazine Group earlier this year <head>began</head> offering advertisers extensive merchandising services built around buying ad pages in its Golf Digest magazine. 
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The Dow industrials were down 55 points at 3 p.m. before the futures-trading halt. At 3:30 p.m., at the end of the &quot; cooling off &quot; period, the average was down 114.76 points.
Meanwhile, during the the S&amp;P trading halt, S&amp;P futures sell orders <head>began</head> piling up, while stocks in New York kept falling sharply. 
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That was not reasonable either. The opium had disappeared before Emile's death and whoever  shot him could not by any stretch of the imagination have foreseen Sarah's own doubts and suspicions -- and questions.
She <head>began</head> to doubt whether there had been in fact a lethal dose of opium in the cup. 
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Some financial sources said privately that Paribas blundered in  failing  to move sooner for the insurance and industrial group,  bidding only after speculation had pushed up the price. Mr. Francois-Poncet responded that his group initially intended  to take only a minority stake,  striking an alliance with current management.
When notoriously independent-minded Navigation Mixte Chairman Marc Fournier rejected Paribas's offer and <head>began</head> buying Paribas shares in retaliation, Mr. Francois-Poncet said, he felt obliged to bid for control. 
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But his resolution hardly seemed  to help. If the situation had been bad, it now got worse.
About this time people <head>began</head> &quot; dropping in &quot;, considering that the newly married had been left alone long enough. 
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The company said  the plant will ensure that it has adequate energy for the mill and will reduce the mill's energy costs.
Manville said it expects the plant to <head>begin</head> operating at the end of 1991. 
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Outflows since the close of trading Friday remain below one-third their level of two years ago, Fidelity said  . Other mutual fund companies reported even lighter withdrawal requests.
And some investors at Fidelity and elsewhere even <head>began</head> buying stock funds during the day. 
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American Express Co. and General Motors Corp.'s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed  at  boosting Buick's sales while  encouraging broader use of the American Express card. The companies are giving four-day vacations for two to Buick buyers who  charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card.
They have <head>begun</head> sending letters explaining the program, which began Oct. 18 and will end Dec. 18, to about five million card holders. 
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They bawled questions that  were not answered  in the uproar. They followed the others toward the east gate.
Beyond the stockade rifles <head>began</head> to explode as some of the guerrillas fired at shadows that they imagined were Apaches. 
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The first model available will be the 210, which  is likely  to appeal to many technical and scientific buyers interested  in the optional super-charger, or vector processor, says   Terry Shannon of International Data Corp., a market research concern. Four more models, aimed  squarely at IBM's commercial customers, are expected  to begin  shipping in late June.
Most analysts don't expect the new mainframes to <head>begin</head> contributing significantly to revenue before the fiscal first quarter, which begins next July 1. 
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All the while  she sat there , her sinewy arms swirled before her chest. Her face showed no sign of  having heard Pompeii.
It was a face that had lost its childlike softness and was <head>beginning</head> to fold within its fragile features a harshness that belied the lyric lines of its contours. 
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An exemption will remain for flights longer than six hours to Hawaii and Alaska, but estimates by the tobacco industry yesterday indicate  all but about 30 flights would be covered . Separately, a third conference report covering an $18.4 billion  Treasury and Postal Service bill was sent  to the Senate after  passing the House on a 383-30 roll call yesterday.
And after weeks of delay, the appropriations process is <head>beginning</head> to take some final shape. 
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At about 3:30 p.m. EDT, S&amp;P futures resumed  trading, and for a brief time the futures and stock markets started  to come back in line. Buyers stepped in to the futures pit.
But the build-up of S&amp;P futures sell orders weighed on the market, and the link with stocks <head>began</head> to fray again. 
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The child dies with his mourning mother at his bedside. I had read the story many times without  asking myself why it affected me  or  caring why it did .
But on one occasion when I encountered a similar fantasy in a little boy who was my patient I <head>began</head> to understand the uncanny effects of this story. 
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Traders said  the futures buying was finely calculated  by program traders. These firms sold stock into the big morning decline, but  seeing the velocity of the market's drop, held back on their offsetting purchases of futures until the S&amp;P futures hit the trading limit.
Then they completed the other side of the trade by buying futures, which abruptly halted the stock market's decline as traders <head>began</head> to buy stocks. 
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Eichmann himself is a model of how the myth of the enemy-Jew can be used   to transform the ordinary man of present-day society into a menace to all his neighbors . Do patriots everywhere know enough about how the persecution of the Jews in Germany and later in the occupied countries contributed to  terrorizing the populations, splitting apart individuals and groups, arousing the meanest and most dishonest impulses, pulverizing trust and personal dignity, and finally forcing people to follow their masters into the abyss by  making them partners in unspeakable crimes ? ?
The career of Eichmann made the Trial a potential showcase for anti-Semitic demoralization: fearful of being mistaken for a Jew, he seeks protection in his Nazi uniform; ; clinging to the enemy-Jew idea, he is forced to overcome habits of politeness and neighborliness; ; once in power he <head>begins</head> to give vent to a criminal opportunism that causes him to alternate between megalomania and envy of those above him. 
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Now it's on the fence.
Renaissance, a Cincinnati-based money manager, <head>began</head> buying stocks again this week with half of the $1.8 billion that it oversees for clients, according to people familiar with the firm's revised strategy. 
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Eastern and its creditors agreed in July on a reorganization plan that  called for the carrier to sell off $1.8 billion  in assets and to emerge from Chapter 11 status in late 1989 at two-thirds its former size. Eastern eventually decided  not to sell off a major chunk, its South American routes, which  were valued  at $400 million .
Such a change meant the reorganization plan the creditors had agreed on was no longer valid, and the two sides had to <head>begin</head> negotiating again. 
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The silence oppressed him, made him bend low over the horse's neck as if  to hide from a wind that  had begun  to blow far away and was twisting slowly through the darkness in its slow search. They passed ranches that  were framed  dark gray against the black hills.
Then at last the darkness <head>began</head> to dissolve. 
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The sounds from the quarry <head>began</head> to pulse in her ears. 
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Most of the two dozen scientists taking the podium reported results with new, more sophisticated variations of the seemingly simple electrolysis-of-water experiments described  last March by Messrs. Fleischmann and Pons. The experiments involve  encircling a thin rod of palladium metal with a wire of platinum and plunging the two electrodes into &quot; heavy &quot; water in which the hydrogen atoms are a doubly heavy form known  as deuterium .
When an electric current is applied to the palladium and platinum electrodes, the heavy water did <head>begin</head> to break up, or dissociate. 
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In addition, there are six times as many troubled banks as there were in the recession of 1981, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. &quot; The era of the 1980s is about compound interest and the reaching for it, &quot; says  James Grant, editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, an early critic of the junk bond market.
&quot; What we 've <head>begun</head> to see is the damage to businesses of paying exorbitant compound interest. 
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And an additional factor  was helping  to make women more sexually self-assertive -- the comparatively recent discovery of the true depths of female desire and response. Marriage manuals and women's magazine articles began  to stress the importance of the female climax.
They <head>began</head> to describe in detail the woman's capacity for response. 
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Sales for the year rose nearly 30% to $5.28 billion  from $4.07 billion  a year earlier. John Sculley, chairman and chief executive officer, credited the Macintosh SE 30 and IIcx computers, introduced  in the winter, for the brightened sales performance.
Mr. Sculley also indicated that sagging margins, which dogged the company through most of 1989, <head>began</head> to turn up in the fourth quarter as chip prices eased. 
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New SEC Chairman Richard Breeden,  overseeing his first public meeting, said  there have been concerns that the Big Board's basket could attract investors with a &quot; short-term perspective &quot; who  would rapidly turn over the product, thus  increasing volatility. But Richard Ketchum, the SEC's market regulation chief, said  he didn't believe  &quot; this will spawn dramatic new program-trading strategies that  will be destabilizing. &quot;
The baskets on the Big Board and CBOE -- which involve the actual S&amp;P stocks, unlike the stock-index contracts currently traded on the Chicago futures markets, and index options on the CBOE -- will <head>begin</head> trading as critics step up their attacks on program trading and its contributions to the stock market's wild price swings. 
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The Big Board -- the nation's premier stock exchange -- is sharply divided between its floor traders and its top executives. Its entrenched 49 stock specialists firms are fighting tooth and nail against programs.
But the Big Board's leadership -- over the specialists ' protests -- two weeks ago <head>began</head> trading a new stock &quot; basket &quot; product designed to facilitate program trading. 
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In the morning the fog was still thick so that  to go to the village I crept along with my headlights full on. I did notice a twinkle of light from the big house through the woods but as I had left a light on in my own house because of the fog I assumed  Mrs. Salter had done the same before she left for town.
I did my shopping, had my dentist appointment, and from there I went to the women's lunch at our parish church where we discussed plans for the annual Christmas bazaar, so that dusk was <head>beginning</head> to gather when I drove home in the late afternoon. 
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When they turned in the saddle  they could see the men behind them, strung  out on the prairie in a flat black line. The wind of their running was cold and wild, the horses were lathered  and their manes streamed like stiff black pennants in the wind.
The mare <head>began</head> to tire and Clayton felt the spray of snow from the hoofs of Gavin's stallion. 
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At the opening bell, investors quickly <head>began</head> singling out shares of companies expected to profit or suffer in some way from the California disaster, including insurers, construction-related companies, refiners and housing lenders. 
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If he pokes his nose in here I 'll slug him &quot;. &quot; That really would be funny &quot;.
She <head>began</head> to laugh. 
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By  combining his strengths in innovation and quality control with the lower costs of production abroad, he says  he has been able  to produce high-quality goods at low cost.  To maintain control over production and avoid overdependence on foreign sources, he says  he still makes most of his furs in the U.S..
But six years ago he also <head>began</head> importing from the Far East. 
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What would his guns guide on  then -- the North Star? ? Ensign Vesole decided that he would not tarry until he heard the whispering of the bombs, and when night began  to fall , he put Seaman 2 Donald L. Norton and Seaman 1 William A. Rochford on the guns and told them  to start  shooting the moment  they saw an enemy silhouette .
Below decks, Seaman 1 Stanley Bishop had <head>begun</head> to write a letter home. 
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&quot; The work was done properly, &quot; he said . &quot; Basically, we had a severe earthquake of significant duration and it was just something  the structure couldn't withstand . &quot;
Ironically, Caltrans this year <head>began</head> working on a second round of seismic reinforcements of freeways around the state, this time wrapping freeway columns in &quot; steel blankets &quot; to reinforce them. 
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A&amp;P fell 1 1 4 to 57 5 8, and J. Baker gained 3 8 to 21 1 4. Philip Morris slipped 1 2 to 43 7 8, while Sara Lee closed unchanged at 60 1 8.
According to Salomon Brothers ' &quot; stub &quot; stock index of 20 companies whose debt is giant compared with shareholder equity, investors are already <head>beginning</head> to retreat from shares of debt-laden companies. 
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Senate Democratic leaders said  they had enough votes   to defeat a proposed constitutional amendment   to ban flag burning . The amendment is aimed  at  skirting a Supreme Court ruling that  threw out the conviction of a Texas flag-burner on grounds that his freedom of speech was violated .
Federal researchers said lung-cancer mortality rates for people under 45 years of age have <head>begun</head> to decline, particularly for white males. 
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Mr. Patel resigned as senior vice president of Par in April. In July, Par and a 60%-owned unit agreed  to plead guilty in that inquiry, as did another former Par official .
Mr. Sawyer <head>began</head> running the company on an interim basis in late September. 
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I had thought  we would never again speak to each other &quot;. 5
the Gabriel pointed towards her destination and, under one-gee acceleration, <head>began</head> to build up towards her ultimate velocity, 99.1 percent of the speed of light. 
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Manufacturers Hanover had a loss due to a big reserve addition. Bank of New England plans  to sell some operations and lay off 4% of its work force after a year of weak earnings and mounting loan problems.
Eastern Airlines ' creditors have <head>begun</head> exploring alternative approaches to a Chapter 11 reorganization because they are unhappy with the carrier's latest proposal. 
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He glowed with anticipation about what  would happen to the culprits when they caught them .  Turn the bastards over to me -- to me and my boys -- no nigger ever got what  would be comin to them -- reactionary bastards.
He had never heard the word reactionary before his life as a POW <head>began</head>. 
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It also awarded $196,785  in back bonuses to former trader Michael Newcomb and $69,105  in fees to the two men's attorneys. The sums awarded  to Messrs. Kelly and Newcomb represent bonuses  the two men said  they deserved  from the first half of 1988, but which  weren't paid  because of a dispute over an incentive contract.
Jeffrey L. Liddle, the two men's attorney at Liddle, O'Connor, Finkelstein &amp; Robinson, said Mr. Kelly <head>began</head> working at Dean Witter in 1987. 
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The prices of most grain futures contracts rose slightly yesterday out of relief that the stock market was showing signs of  recovering. Earlier in the session, the prices of several soybean contracts set new lows.
A broad rally began when several major processors <head>began</head> buying futures contracts, apparently to take advantage of the price dip. 
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Three years later, machinery producer Ateliers de Constructions Mecaniques de Vevey S.A. was  to become part of the Rey empire. Once again the company's future looked less than rosy.
But after restructuring under new management, the profits <head>began</head> rolling in. 
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It  took some time  to locate Horn. He was finally found  in the Bates Hole region of Natrona County, two counties away.
Prosecutor Baird immediately assumed he was hiding out there after the shooting and <head>began</head> preparing an indictment. 
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Environmental concerns are <head>beginning</head> to have as much influence in oil-industry spending plans as the price of crude does. 
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It shows a boy hurling rocks at a street lamp. Street lights, the ad points out  , &quot; helped  sharpen the arm of many a budding baseball player. &quot;
Cemetery officials hope the ads, which will <head>begin</head> airing next month, will not only draw visitors but bolster burials and endowment fund contributions. 
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&quot; We 'll double teams  zigzagging up the mountain, Harmony &quot;, he spoke  reassuringly,  concerned  by the pinched look around her mouth. &quot; Like enough we 'll all be up on top by sundown &quot;.
Out of the corner of his eye, he could see his father's wheels <head>beginning</head> to turn. 
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In other words, the promulgators of the murder plan made   clear that  physically exterminating the Jews was but an extension of the anti-Semitic measures already operating in every phase of German life, and that the new conspiracy counted on the general anti-Semitism that  had made those measures effective, as a readiness for murder. This, in fact, it turned out  to be .
Since the magnitude of the plan made secrecy impossible, once the wheels had <head>began</head> to turn, persons controlling German industries, social institutions, and armed forces became, through their anti-Semitism or their tolerance of it, conscious accomplices of Hitler's crimes; ; whether in the last degree or a lesser one was a matter to be determined individually. 
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Not the greatest, but they stick to your belly insides &quot;. He ripped down the cellophane carefully, and laid three dogs on the tin foil.
Almost immediately they <head>began</head> to sizzle. 
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I myself hear it said  constantly -- in drawing-rooms. In them, there is usually a group of Anglo-Americans with tragicomic problems, worthy of  being explored  either in the novel or in the play or in comedy and satire &quot;.
I stood up and <head>began</head> pacing. 
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At about 3:45, the S&amp;P market careened to still another limit, of 30 points down, and trading was locked  again. Futures traders say  the S&amp;P was signaling that the Dow could fall as much as 200 points.
During this time, small investors <head>began</head> ringing their brokers, wondering whether another crash had begun. 
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Ten years ago, the newspaper El Espectador, of which my brother Guillermo was editor, <head>began</head> warning of the rise of the drug mafias and of their leaders ' aspirations to control Colombian politics, especially the Congress. 
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The liberal-conservative split,  to define it further, derives from a basic difference concerning the existential status of standard sought  and about the spiritual experience that  leads to its identification. When disruptive change has penetrated to the third level of social order , the process of disruption rapidly reaches a point of no return.
Indeed, it is probable that this point is reached the moment the third level of change <head>begins</head>. 
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&quot; There is a class of investor that  wants  to be exposed  &quot; to the whole market, says  Sandip Bhagat, assistant vice president at Travelers Investment Management Co. The S&amp;P futures are merely a &quot; cheaper and quicker &quot; way   to get access to all 500 stocks , he says  .
The Big Board yesterday <head>began</head> trading in its own basket trading vehicle representing the S&amp;P 500 stocks. 
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And National Geographic's smaller-than-average size means extra production costs for advertisers. But Ms. McCraw says  the magazine is fighting back.
It now offers 30 regional editions, it very recently <head>began</head> running ads adjacent to articles, and it has been beefing up its sales force. 
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It invests primarily in tax-exempt municipal securities. Hibernia Corp., a New Orleans bank holding company, will join the Big Board Thursday under HIB.
Three companies <head>began</head> trading over the counter. 
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There had been an eclipse of the moon. A traditional Lao explanation is that the moon was being swallowed  by a toad, and the remedy was  to make all possible noise, ideally with firearms.
The din was successful, too, for just before the moon disappeared, the frightened toad had <head>begun</head> to spit it out again, which meant good luck all around. 
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The industry, which  currently employs about 25,000 people in London, has shed about 2,500 jobs over the past two years. &quot; I can see cuts of at least 20% more, &quot; says  the head of the London office of a major U.S. firm.
The mergers and acquisitions market has been a saving grace for the industry, but uncertainties are <head>beginning</head> to mount even there. 
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Japan normally depends heavily on the Highland Valley and Cananea mines as well as the Bougainville mine in Papua New Guinea. Recently, Japan has been buying copper elsewhere.
But as Highland Valley and Cananea <head>begin</head> operating, they are expected to resume their roles as Japan's suppliers. 
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But the Peugeot breakthrough came as a nationwide dispute by Finance Ministry employees disrupted border checkpoints and threatened the government's ability  to pay its bills.
The Peugeot metalworkers <head>began</head> filing out of the shop, which makes auto parts, at the plant in Mulhouse after voting 589 to 193 to abandon the occupation. 
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The play concerns Teddy's homecoming with his wife of six years, Ruth. Curiously, Randall Arney as Teddy seems the only cast member unable  to get beyond the zombie approach to a Pinter character.
As Ruth, Moira Harris, a large and beautiful woman who may be our next Colleen Dewhurst, <head>begins</head> almost immediately to overpower each of the men. 
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In Malaysia, Siti Zaharah Sulaiman, a deputy minister in the prime minister's office, launched a &quot; No-Smoking Week &quot; at the Mara Institute of Technology near Kuala Lumpur and urged other schools  to ban on-campus smoking. South Korea has different concerns.
In Seoul, officials <head>began</head> visiting about 26,000 cigarette stalls to remove illegal posters and signboards advertising imported cigarettes. 
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Sanwa Shutter Corp. said its affiliated company in Malaysia, established this April, will <head>begin</head> manufacturing steel doors Wednesday. 
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The two of them against the world. That had been how she imagined it .
For when he <head>began</head> to talk and dream all at the same time, making his plans as he went, she had begun dreaming too. 
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In addition, as of Sept. 30, the company still had authorization  to buy $368 million  of stock under a prior repurchase program. Over the long term, however, IBM's stock repurchases -- along with its hefty, $4.84-a-share  annual dividend and generally loyal following among large institutional investors -- are providing a floor for the stock price.
Although IBM last year produced its first strong results in four years and was expected to continue to roll this year, it <head>began</head> faltering as early as January. 
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Monsieur Favre sat down in his high-backed stall, lips compressed, eyes glinting. Ablard Corne, a short man with a rotunda of stomach, rose.
Every eye was on him as he <head>began</head> to speak. 
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One advantage that federal officials have  in  handling earthquake relief is the large number of military facilities in the San Francisco Bay area, facilities that  provide a ready base of supplies and workers. Even before the full extent of the devastation was known , Defense Secretary Dick Cheney ordered the military services to set up an emergency command center in the Pentagon and prepare  to respond to various FEMA requests for assistance.
By yesterday afternoon, Air Force transport planes <head>began</head> moving additional rescue and medical supplies, physicians, communications equipment and FEMA personnel to California. 
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Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today, and one <head>began</head> trading on the Nasdaq National Market System last week. 
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Computer experts familiar with the flaws, found  in Intel's 80486 chip, say  the defects don't affect the average user and are likely  to be cleared  up before most computers using the chip as their &quot; brains &quot; appear on the market sometime next year. Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip's &quot; floating-point unit &quot;, a set of circuits that  do certain calculations.
On Friday, Intel <head>began</head> notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations. 
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<answer instance="begin.369" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
As of Friday, four had been delivered  and a fifth plane, a 747-400, was supposed  to be flown  out over the weekend to Air China. No date  has yet been set    to get back to the bargaining table .
&quot; We want to make sure they know what they want before they come back, &quot; said Doug Hammond, the federal mediator who has been in contact with both sides since the strike <head>began</head>. 
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<instance id="begin.371">
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<context>
I am assured  by experts that the thrust of our present missiles is fully adequate for defense requirements. Third, the United States is pressing forward in the development of large rocket engines  to place vehicles of many tons into space for exploration purposes.
Fourth, in the meantime, it is necessary to remember that we have only <head>begun</head> to probe the environment immediately surrounding the earth. 
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<context>
The sun grew hotter as it approached the midday. Nicolas was dreaming  he had his head pressed  against the dashboard of a speeding car.
He <head>began</head> sweating. 
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<context>
But sales of North American-made 1990-model cars are running at an annual rate of only six million, down from 7.1 million a year earlier. And truck sales also are off more than 20 %.
Auto makers, who <head>began</head> deferring some equipment purchases last spring, can be expected to remain cautious about spending if their sales don't pick up, machine tool builders say. 
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<context>

Rachel steered me along toward a school for young boys <head>beginning</head> to study the Torah. 
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<context>
It's late and you said  they 'd be here by dawn &quot;. &quot; You can't make me go &quot;.
Gavin sank down again into his chair and <head>began</head> to rock. 
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<context>
The cyclist, a sufficiently commonplace young fellow, is not named  but identified  simply as &quot; Life &quot; -- that and a license number, which Piepsam uses  in  addressing him. &quot; Life &quot; points out that &quot; everybody uses this path &quot;, and starts  to ride on.
Piepsam tries to stop him by force, receives a push in the chest from &quot; Life &quot;, and is left standing in impotent and growing rage, while a crowd <head>begins</head> to gather. 
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&quot; That is a minimum figure, and I underscore minimum, &quot; said  House Speaker Thomas Foley (D., Wash.) after  conferring with California lawmakers. &quot; It 's impossible  to put an exact figure on it at this time. &quot;
The Office of Management and Budget has <head>begun</head> looking into legislation to provide more funds for earthquake repairs. 
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<answer instance="begin.380" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
At the news conference, Mr. Lorenzo and Eastern President Phil Bakes presented a far rosier assessment.  Flanked by flight attendants, pilots and gate agents dressed  in spiffy new blue uniforms, they said  Eastern has exceeded its operational goals and is filling its seats.
Starting next month, Eastern will <head>begin</head> flying 775 flights daily instead of the previously announced 700, they said. 
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<instance id="begin.381">
<answer instance="begin.381" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Equally important, the initial discovery of the gene that  controls retinal cell growth, made  by a Boston doctor named  Thaddeus Dryja, has opened a field of cancer study, which  in recent months has exploded. &quot; It turns out that  studying a tragic but uncommon tumor made possible some fundamental insights about the most basic workings of cancer, &quot; says  Samuel Broder, director of the National Cancer Institute.
&quot; All this may not be obvious to the public, which is concerned about advances in treatment, but I am convinced this basic research will <head>begin</head> showing results there soon. &quot; 
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&quot; I don't understand &quot;, she insisted . &quot; Are you trying  to cut your throat &quot;? ?
&quot; No &quot;, I chuckled, &quot; I'm just <head>beginning</head> to collect dividends on my investment in education &quot;. 
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&quot; Four years &quot; ! ! She wailed . &quot; That's a long time,  waiting &quot;.
&quot; How many times have I told you &quot; -- he began, and was almost glad when she cut him off -- &quot; Too many times &quot; ! ! -- and flounced to the sink, where she <head>began</head> noisily to wash her hands. 
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<context>
I looked back at pale ovals framed  in the elongated oval of the car's rear window. &quot;  Drink, you son of a bitch &quot; ! !
I quickly turned around and <head>began</head> to drink. 
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<answer instance="begin.388" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
A woman who  dominates other family affairs will dominate the sexual relationship as well &quot;. And an additional factor  was helping  to make women more sexually self-assertive -- the comparatively recent discovery of the true depths of female desire and response.
Marriage manuals and women's magazine articles <head>began</head> to stress the importance of the female climax. 
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<context>
Obviously, the bridal pair has many adjustments   to make  to their new situation. Is it  necessary  to add to the other tensions the hazard of  making the loving husband the one who  brought pain to his bride? ?
Gynecologists and marriage manuals <head>began</head> to advise that the bride should consult a physician before marriage. 
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<instance id="begin.391">
<answer instance="begin.391" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
It consists of a series of pipes and a pressure-measuring chamber which  record the rise and fall of the water surface. Ordinary water tides are disregarded .
But when waves with a period of between 10 and 40 minutes <head>begin</head> to roll over the ocean, they set in motion a corresponding oscillation in a column of mercury which closes an electric circuit. 
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<instance id="begin.392">
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<context>
But that wasn't very funny, either. &quot; You ought  to shake &quot;, Arlene advised them .
And Arlene showed them how to <head>begin</head>. 
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<instance id="begin.393">
<answer instance="begin.393" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
When I realized  it was over , I went and stood out in front of the house,  waiting and praying for Merrill to come home, shivering as if it were 20 below zero until he got there. Never in my life have I been so frightened.
When I saw the pictures of 880 and the Bay Bridge, I <head>began</head> to cry. 
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<instance id="begin.394">
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<context>
The drop in mortality rates for women was less steep -- 8.9% for blacks and 5.3% for whites. The study, by Susan Devesa, William Blot and Joseph Fraumeni of the institute's staff, also shows that the incidence of lung cancer as well as the death rate declined over the decade for all groups in the 35-44 age bracket, except black men.
Although lung-cancer mortality rates are increasing for the nation as a whole, the report projects that death rates will <head>begin</head> to decline in the 1990s for men and after the year 2000 for women. 
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<context>
Reflecting that logic, insurance-company stocks posted strong gains. Aetna and other insurers are hiring engineers and architects   to help them assess structural damage.
Most insurers already have mobilized their &quot; catastrophe &quot; teams to <head>begin</head> processing claims from their policyholders in northern California. 
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<instance id="begin.401">
<answer instance="begin.401" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
This time as a musician. As a composer.
Ever since he had first <head>begun</head> to study music and to teach it, Rousseau had dreamed of piercing through to fame as the result of a successful opera. 
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<instance id="begin.404">
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<context>
By 10 a.m. Tokyo time, the index was up 435.11 points, to 34903.80 as investors hailed New York's overnight rally. Monday's slide came in a relatively calm session that  didn't provide much direction for other markets.
Shares also closed sharply lower across Europe, particularly in Frankfurt, although London and a few other markets recovered some ground after stocks <head>began</head> to rebound in New York. 
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<instance id="begin.406">
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His rhetoric gathered momentum as he rolled into office,  affirming his &quot; firm support of our cause &quot; during an anti-abortion rally three days after his inauguration last January. He again urged passage of a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion.
But when the high court ruled in the Webster case in July, the president <head>began</head> to lower the volume. 
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<context>
The stockade was brilliantly lighted  and the guerrillas sighted him. They realized the truth.
Bullets <head>began</head> to snap past him. 
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<instance id="begin.411">
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<context>
She has TB, after all, and a weak-kneed lover; and though a successful courtesan, she is just about overdrawn at the bank. Worse, her walls move all the time -- at least in this production.
Just when Ms. Gruberova sat down away from her guests to cough in private, her salon <head>began</head> sliding around the stage; her country hideaway also has a very active set of drapes. 
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<instance id="begin.412">
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<context>
A white man would not have seen it. The aborigines fastened upon it with a concentration beyond pathos.
Watching, they waited until the squall thickened and <head>began</head> to move in a long drifting slant across the dry burning land. 
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<instance id="begin.416">
<answer instance="begin.416" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Executives at Olivetti, whose earnings  have been steadily sliding over the past couple of years, have acknowledged that in the past they have lagged at  getting new technology to market. Ms. Davis said  the new machines could steal some sales away from Olivetti's own minicomputers, but would bring new sales among professionals such as engineers, stockbrokers and medical doctors.
Although Olivetti's profits tumbled 40% in the first half of this year, she believes Olivetti's restructuring last fall and its introduction of new products will <head>begin</head> to bear fruit with an earnings rebound next year, especially if it can fulfill its promise to deliver the new machines by December. 
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A horse screamed as it twisted from side to side in a frenzy. A rifle cracked; ; the square head fell over.
One of the warriors suddenly leaped to his feet and <head>began</head> running across the valley to the trees that lined the small creek. 
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<instance id="begin.418">
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<context>
Grandma said  it was just like the early mining camp days, and it was the way  people ought  to live , only she was getting too old  to take the pleasure  from it that she used  to  . &quot; You said a mouthful &quot;, Eugenia said  grimly.
Eugenia hated being cold worse than anything, and she was <head>beginning</head> to find the joys of poverty wearing thin. 
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<answer instance="begin.419" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; -- it says police right on the door &quot;. &quot; -- so even if we was as dumb as you take us for , we could still find it &quot;.
Roberta and Dave <head>began</head> to back toward the door. 
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<context>

Procter &amp; Gamble Co. plans to <head>begin</head> testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload. 
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<context>
The man was uncanny, like a shadow, and made as much noise as a shadow. Haney felt like  shrinking out of sight, but he was already trapped  in the corner with the wiry, dark little man.
He <head>began</head> to wish that he hadn't shouted that other evening when the truck bore down through the crossing. 
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<instance id="begin.426">
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<context>
Then, with a motion so suddenly violent that she amazed herself, she tore them in two. &quot; Signora &quot;? ?
She became aware that two Italian workmen, carrying a large azalea pot, were standing before her and wanted her to move so that they could <head>begin</head> arranging a new row of the display. 
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<context>
&quot; Those are primarily white-collar workers, a customer segment that  has historically proved elusive for convenience stores. &quot; National Convenience's move is likely  to be echoed  by other chains, though analysts note that Southland Corp., owner of 7-Eleven stores, and Circle K Corp. are too debt-heavy  to roll out such an extensive effort.
Still, Southland said that its franchisees have been targeting their merchandise to their customers for years, and that the company has <head>begun</head> to follow suit. 
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<context>

OPEC's ability to produce more petroleum than it can sell is <head>beginning</head> to cast a shadow over world oil markets. 
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<instance id="begin.433">
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<context>
And for the first time a representative of the highest office in the land would have been liable to the charge that he had attempted  to make it a successorship by inheritance. It  is testimony to the deep respect in which Mr. Eisenhower was held   by members of all parties that the moral considerations raised  by his approach to the matter were not  explicitly to be broached .
These <head>began</head> to be apparent in a press conference held during the second illness in order that the consulting specialists might clarify the President's condition for the nation. 
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<context>
&quot; What on earth does the UAL deal have  to do  with the price of Walmart, which I was able  to buy  on Oct. 16 at a very attractive price? &quot; Kidder Peabody's Mr. Jarrett also sees some benefits to the stock market's recent drop.
&quot; We 've run into a market that was <head>beginning</head> to run out of steam and get frothy, &quot; he says. 
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<context>
&quot; But in the end, top management decided  to follow the voice of the younger generation. &quot; This corporate glasnost is a big reason  Nissan, after years of  making lackluster cars and lousy profits, has loosened up its rigid ways and now is riding a string of hits, ranging from the sleek Maxima sedan and Porsche-like 300ZX to the whimsically nostalgic Pao, a minicar sold  only in Japan .
The company's turnaround is far from complete; many crucial tests are just <head>beginning</head>. 
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<context>
&quot; I owe that contractor. I really do, &quot; she says .
As Ms. Johnson stands outside the Hammack house after winding up her chores there, the house <head>begins</head> to creak and sway. 
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<context>
This text from Dr. Huxley is sometimes used  by enthusiasts  to indicate that they have the permission  of the scientists  to press the case for a wonderful unfoldment of psychic powers in human beings. There may be a case of this sort, but it is not one  we wish  to argue , here.
Even if people do, in a not far distant future, <head>begin</head> to read one another's minds, there will still be the question of whether what you find in another man's mind is especially worth reading -- worth more, that is, than what you can read in good books. 
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<context>
I felt myself tremble,  thinking of the diamond light of that beauty  I had held  a few moments before, and I wanted  to run down there and halt, if I could , that frenetic pirouette, catch the boy in the moment of his savagery, and save a glimmer, a remnant, of that which I remembered , but I knew  it was already too late. I drove the tractor on,  not looking down there; ; I was afraid  to look for fear  the evil might still be going on.
My head began to ache, and the fumes of the tractor <head>began</head> to bother my eyes, and I hated the job suddenly, and I thought, there are only moments when one sees beautiful things, and these are soon crushed, or they vanish. 
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<context>
Pitcher = lanzador. Homerun = jonron.
Players ran out on the field way below, and the stands <head>began</head> to reverberate. 
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<context>
He said that ill effects from new carpets manifest themselves immediately but that the Beebes ' symptoms appeared months later. Catherine Adams, the Beebes ' lawyer, said  the verdict would not discourage other plaintiffs from  filing such suits.
Scientists are only <head>beginning</head> to understand what causes sick-building syndrome and much of that research was unavailable when the Beebes filed the case, she said. 
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<answer instance="begin.447" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
I felt myself tremble,  thinking of the diamond light of that beauty  I had held  a few moments before, and I wanted  to run down there and halt, if I could , that frenetic pirouette, catch the boy in the moment of his savagery, and save a glimmer, a remnant, of that which I remembered , but I knew  it was already too late. I drove the tractor on,  not looking down there; ; I was afraid  to look for fear  the evil might still be going on.
My head <head>began</head> to ache, and the fumes of the tractor began to bother my eyes, and I hated the job suddenly, and I thought, there are only moments when one sees beautiful things, and these are soon crushed, or they vanish. 
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<context>
Originally the department had reported the August decline as 5 %. The numbers suggest that the housing industry is still suffering the effects of the Federal Reserve's battle against inflation.
The industry had shown signs of recovery this summer, after the central bank <head>began</head> to relax its clamp on credit, allowing interest rates to drop a bit after pushing them up for a year. 
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<instance id="begin.452">
<answer instance="begin.452" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Then she discovered that Quotron Systems Inc.'s Sacramento lines were down, because they are normally tied  in through a system that  goes through San Francisco. So the Kidder brokers had  to call other company offices  to get quotes on stocks.
At Quotron, the company's National Call-In Center, which swung into action for the first time last month for Hurricane Hugo, assembled a tactical team at 5 a.m. yesterday to <head>begin</head> rerouting lines and restore service to brokers and traders. 
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<answer instance="begin.454" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
The figure on the earth halted,  seemingly bewildered. He sank back on his thin haunches like a weary hound.
Then he <head>began</head> to crawl again. 
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<answer instance="begin.455" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
He saw with John Hunter now that the perfectability of man was a dream. Life was a short play of tenebrous shadows.
David <head>began</head> to shave with great sweeping strokes. 
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<context>
Anticipating the Fed's move, money traders lowered a key interest rate known  as the Federal Funds rate to 8.625%  late Friday, down from 8.820% the day before. Tiny movements in the rate, which  is what banks charge each other  for overnight loans, are usually among the few visible tracks that the Fed leaves  on the monetary markets.
The dollar also <head>began</head> to decline Friday as the stock market's plunge caused some investors to reassess their desire to invest in the U.S.. 
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<instance id="begin.457">
<answer instance="begin.457" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
The Securities and Futures Commission, a government watchdog set  up after the 1987 crash  to try  to restore confidence and order to Hong Kong's markets, had been expected  to give the contract conditional approval last week. But regulators this week said  futures-exchange officials still have a way   to go  before they answer all the remaining detailed questions about the contract.
The exchange had forecast that the contract would <head>begin</head> trading by December. 
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<instance id="begin.458">
<answer instance="begin.458" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Or was it her own first ball as mistress of this big house, a Van Rensselaer bride from way upstate near Albany, from Rensselaerwyck. And this handsome booby, staring and sweating, was he her bridegroom? ?
Martha picked up the hem of her gown and with eyes closed she slowly <head>began</head> to dance a stately minuet around the ballroom. 
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<answer instance="begin.459" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
She stood  clutching her shawl around her shoulders until he had swung the car onto the road. Then, when he had it pointed down the hill , he stopped  to gaze at her through the window.
She had <head>begun</head> to turn back toward the house, but his look caught her and she stood still, waiting there for what his expression indicated would be a serious word of farewell. 
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<instance id="begin.460">
<answer instance="begin.460" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Mr. Hahn began  selling non-core businesses, such as oil and gas and chemicals. He even sold one unit that  made vinyl checkbook covers.
At the same time, he <head>began</head> building up the pulp and paper segment of the company while refocusing building products on home repair and remodeling, rather than materials for new-home construction. 
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<instance id="begin.461">
<answer instance="begin.461" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Friday's consequent selling of futures contracts erased whatever supportive effect the U.S. report might have had  and sent the November orange juice contract down as much as 6.55 cents a pound at one time. It settled with a loss of 4.95 cents at $1.3210  a pound.
Brazilian juice, after a delay caused by drought at the start of its crop season, is <head>beginning</head> to arrive in the U.S. in large quantities. 
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<instance id="begin.464">
<answer instance="begin.464" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Last month, Mercedes-Benz executives approached state revenue officials  complaining about bad press, the commissioner said  . The dispute was the subject of a Wall Street Journal article in August.
The amount covers taxes, interest and penalties owed from 1966, when the state <head>began</head> collecting corporate taxes, to 1985. 
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<answer instance="begin.465" senseid="begin%2:30:00::"/> 
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Still the guards did not move, but stood  inert, aloof from the slow-scrambling man. The figure halted, and Watson gasped.
The man <head>began</head> to creep in the wrong direction, deceived by a slight rise in the ground ! ! 
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All this has led to prolonged selling in futures, mostly on the part of computer-guided funds. Prices fell through levels regarded  as important support areas, which  added to the selling.
The reluctance of traders to buy contracts indicates that they have <head>begun</head> focusing on demand rather than supply. 
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As other repressive governments, particularly Poland and the Soviet Union, have recently discovered, initial steps  to open up society can create a momentum for radical change that  becomes difficult , if not impossible ,  to control. As the days go by, the South African government will be ever more hard pressed  to justify the continued imprisonment of Mr. Mandela as well as the continued banning of the ANC and enforcement of the state of emergency.
If it doesn't yield on these matters, and eventually <head>begin</head> talking directly to the ANC, the expectations and promise raised by yesterday's releases will turn to disillusionment and unrest. 
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Phil was like that. Now he wondered if it was worth it,  having a screwball for company.
He really didn't take the offer seriously, but he <head>began</head> to feel uneasy. 
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The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1% rise reported  for the third quarter of 1988.
&quot; Wage increases and overall compensation increases are <head>beginning</head> to curl upward a little bit, &quot; said Audrey Freedman, a labor economist at the Conference Board, a business research organization. 
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Her speech was barren of southernisms; ; she was one of Eliot Sparling's neutralized minorities,  adopting the rolling R's and constricted vowels of Los Angeles.  Not seeing her dark intelligent face, one would have gauged the voice as that of a Westwood Village matron, ten years out of Iowa.
After she had served the detectives coffee and toast (they politely declined eggs, uncomfortable about their tenancy ), she settled down with a morning newspaper and <head>began</head> reading the stock market quotations. 
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However, more money managers are reassured  that profit is regaining importance. Mark Schoeppner, portfolio manager at Pittsburgh-based Quaker Capital Management, says that in reaction to nervousness about debt-laden buy-out transactions, analysts and investors now appear  to be &quot; valuing stock based on future earnings as  opposed to the amount of debt  the company can support . &quot;
Barney Hallingby, managing director of research at Hambrecht &amp; Quist, also believes earnings growth is <head>beginning</head> to play a greater part in investors ' buying decisions. 
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In electronics, for example, a Japanese company might make television picture tubes in Japan, assemble the sets in Malaysia and export them to Indonesia. &quot; The effect will be  to pull Asia together not as a common market but as an integrated production zone, &quot; says   Goldman Sachs's Mr. Hormats.
Countries in the region also are <head>beginning</head> to consider a framework for closer economic and political ties. 
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We're surprised. We didn't think  a sleeping   mentality would be willing  to take on dilution. &quot;
But Kenneth Leon, a telecommunications analyst with Bear, Stearns &amp; Co., finds the BellSouth proposal still flawed because the company doesn't have to wait five years to <head>begin</head> buying more LIN shares. 
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Tell her  Curt Adams wants  to see her &quot;. Summers pulled up short, and turned around.
&quot; I don't know, Mr. Brenner &quot;, he said haltingly, <head>beginning</head> to get an inkling of Brenner's plans. 
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As a result, UAL's chairman, Stephen M. Wolf, pulled out of the buy-out effort  to focus on  running the company. The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters, including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling  to restore its damaged credibility.
The effort to create the nation's largest employee-owned company <head>began</head> unraveling Oct. 13 when the labor-management group was unable to obtain financing for its $300-a-share, $6.79 billion offer. 
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Its 1989-90 exports were expected  to total 645,000 tons in contrast to shipments of 1.5 million tons in &quot; It is these 645,000 tons that  are in question for this crop year, &quot; explained  Judith Ganes, analyst for Shearson Lehman Hutton, New York.
&quot; Producers were granted the right earlier this year to ship sugar and the export licenses were expected to have <head>begun</head> to be issued &quot; yesterday. 
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S.A. Brewing Holdings Ltd. <head>began</head> laying the groundwork to launch a rival offer for Bond Corp. Holdings Ltd.'s Australian brewing operations. 
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On the Toronto Stock Exchange, Cineplex closed at C$ 12.875 , off 37.5 Canadian cents, well below the C$ 16.40  level. &quot; Where's the bid ? &quot; asked  Pierre Panet-Raymond, an analyst and broker with Toronto securities dealer McDermid St. Lawrence Ltd.
Mr. Panet-Raymond said he doesn't think Messrs. Drabinsky and Gottlieb are &quot; anywhere close &quot; to arranging financing and that investors will need a solid offer before the stock <head>begins</head> to rise again. 
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With all that warm rain and the fog it might have been as simple as a loosened rock, a misstep. But I didn't really think  it was as simple as that, nor did anyone else .
When a fisherman brought her up in his arms, still, small, as if she were a child asleep, I <head>began</head> to shudder with a terrible excitement, almost triumphant, that I still can not account for. 
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&quot; I had no idea  I was getting in so deep, &quot; says  Mr. Kaye, who  founded Justin in 1982. Mr. Kaye had sold Capetronic Inc., a Taiwan electronics maker, and retired, only  to find  he was bored.
With Justin, he <head>began</head> selling toys and electronics made mostly in Hong Kong, beginning with Mickey Mouse radios. 
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By many accounts, an early hint of a price rout in the making came at the start of this year. China, which  had been putting in huge orders for polyethylene, abruptly halted them.
Calculating that excess polyethylene would soon be sloshing around the world, other buyers then bet that prices had peaked and so <head>began</head> to draw down inventories rather than order new product. 
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The risk of  doing business with Campeau's Federated and Allied department store chains is about  to increase greatly, not only for Mr. Levy but for hundreds of other small apparel makers, button suppliers, trucking firms and fabric houses. Next week, the country's top designers and manufacturers will begin  showing fashions for spring 1990, the second most important selling season of the year.
And as the applause dies down in showrooms along Seventh Avenue and Broadway, stylishly clad Campeau buyers will <head>begin</head> writing orders. 
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&quot; What  happened &quot;? ? Someone said . &quot; He's hurt &quot; ! ! A woman's voice said , and then he heard a sort of wail from the man's wife.
The man on the ground <head>began</head> to move; ; one of his hands flattened out on the pavement and supported him. 
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But from early on, Tiger's workers unionized, while Federal's never have . Federal Express officials acknowledge mistakes in their drive overseas but say  it will pay off eventually.
Analysts expect Federal's earnings to improve again in its fiscal third quarter ending Feb. 28, when the company should <head>begin</head> benefiting from Tiger's extra flights, back-up planes and landing rights. 
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Three new issues <head>begin</head> trading on the New York Stock Exchange today, and one began trading on the Nasdaq National Market System last week. 
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No temptation, no virtue? ? A curious thought  to end a curious night.
The birds were really awake now in a colloquy of music, and light was <head>beginning</head> to creep across the room, touching sill and door, table and chair and all of Doaty's flowers in their artificial blossom and leaf. 
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Such sudden cultural shifts may come across as a bit forced, but they seem  to be genuine -- so much so, in fact, that some older employees have resisted. Nissan handled the die-hards in a typically Japanese fashion: They weren't fired  but instead &quot; were neglected , &quot; says   Kouji Hori, the personnel manager at the Nissan Technical Center.
Despite the pain of adjusting, the cultural revolution has <head>begun</head> to yield exciting cars. 
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Although the Dallas-based computer giant introduced the first portable data terminal  in 1971 -- a 38-pound monster -- and the world's first microprocessor-based portable in 1976, the only portable machines  it has introduced  since the first part of the decade have been &quot; dumb &quot; terminals with limited on-board processing ability. It stopped  selling a standard personal computer a while ago.
Now that is about to change, as Texas Instruments <head>begins</head> marketing two 14-pound laptop PCs with 20 megabyte and 40 megabyte hard drives. 
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Lincoln's slow progress towards the several marking his achievement is even now unrecognizable as such, and loosely interpreted  as the alternation of inconsistency with vision. But because it  is the function of the mind  to turn the one into the other by means of the capacities with which words endow it , we do not unwisely examine the type of distinction, in the sphere of politics, on which decisions hang .
Only recently, and perhaps because a television debate can so effectively dramatize President Kennedy's extraordinary mastery of detail, have the abilities on which the capacity for making distinctions depend <head>begun</head> to be clearly discernible at the level of politics. 
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The imposition of austerity measures, starting last October, already had <head>begun</head> to pinch when the massacre in Tiananmen Square on June 4 and subsequent events tugged the belt far tighter. 
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With a thoughtful look, the man sat on the pavement, legs straight out in front of him. His arms hung like empty shirt sleeves, and his mouth was slightly open.
After what seemed several seconds, the open mouth grew dark inside then blood <head>began</head> to ooze from it. 
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These bacterial &quot; cousins &quot; ordinarily don't make the toxin. But the genes were accompanied  by a piece of DNA, called  a promoter, that  turns the genes on.
The new bacteria recipients of the genes <head>began</head> producing pertussis toxin which, because of the mutant virulence gene, was no longer toxic. 
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When Nucor Corp. begins shipping steel from the world's first thin-slab plant this month, it will <head>begin</head> testing the competitive mettle of its giant competitors. 
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You want me to drop my pot &quot;? ? He was about  to get up so I got out,  slamming the door.
He was <head>beginning</head> to see he was too mad to sleep. 
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Despite heavily subsidized consumer industries, East Germans have for years watched the West pull farther out ahead. In 1988, for the first time, economic growth came to a dead stop.
Gingerly, some economists <head>began</head> to blame central planning. 
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Many farmers probably wouldn't sell until prices rose at least 20 cents a bushel, said   Lyle Reed, president of Chicago Central &amp; Pacific Railroad Co. of Waterloo, Iowa. It  isn't clear, however, who  would win a waiting game.
Although U.S. corn stockpiles shrank by roughly half in the wake of the drought, the Agriculture Department projects that nearly one-fifth of the harvest will still be in storage before the 1990 corn harvest <head>begins</head>. 
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By the end of the nineteenth century, in 1893, when the Big Three, Columbia, and Penn were populous centers of learning , Dartmouth graduated only sixty-nine. The dormitories, including the beloved Dartmouth Hall, could barely house two hundred students in Spartan fashion.
Then in 1893 Dr. William Jewett Tucker became president and the college's great awakening <head>began</head>. 
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So you thought  I didn't mean what I said . The stranger's eyes were large and sad, as if Phil Haney had hurt his feelings.
It was like a recurrent, annoying dream, but now the dream was <head>beginning</head> to take on overtones of a nightmare. 
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The received Darwinian wisdom of the day said that animals living so long ago must be simple in design, limited in scope and ancestral to contemporary species. Accordingly, the hidebound traditionalist reconstructed hypothetical organisms from the Burgess fossils in such a way that they could be shoehorned  into familiar categories.
It was not until the early 1970s that Cambridge Prof. Harry Whittington and two sharp graduate students <head>began</head> to publish a reinterpretation of the Burgess Shale. 
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The prime minister's opponents claimed  the balloting, 12 votes short of a majority in Islamabad's 237-seat assembly, was rigged . The White House said  the shipboard meetings next month between Bush and Soviet leader Gorbachev will take place in the waters off Malta.
The location was disclosed as the U.S. <head>began</head> planning the issues to be discussed at the Dec. 2-3 tete-a-tete. 
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The summer crop is harvested, winter sowing has yet to <head>begin</head>. 
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&quot; It's pretty much weak across the board, &quot; said  Martin Regalia, chief economist of the National Council of Savings Institutions. Mr. Regalia said  the industry may be reluctant  to step up building at the moment for fear  the inventories of unsold homes will increase again.
Another reason for the weakness, he said, may be that mortgage rates have hit a plateau since they <head>began</head> edging down after a peak in March. 
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His broad reading took him into certain by-ways of religion and the subject of religion <head>began</head> to fascinate him. 
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As  expected , Young &amp; Rubicam Inc. along with two senior executives and a former employee, pleaded not guilty  in federal court in New Haven, Conn., to conspiracy and racketeering charges. The government has charged that they bribed Jamaican officials  to win the Jamaica Tourist Board ad account in 1981.
A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's office said extradition proceedings are &quot; just <head>beginning</head> &quot; for the other two defendants in the case, Eric Anthony Abrahams, former Jamaican tourism minister, and Jamaican businessman Arnold Foote Jr. 
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Jeremiah Mullins, head of OTC trading at Dean Witter Reynolds, said  both institutional and retail investors were buying. But there was a dearth of sellers, traders said  , so buyers had  to bid prices up  to entice them.
&quot; There's no pressure on OTC stocks at this point, &quot; said Mr. Mullins, who said some buyers are <head>beginning</head> to shop among smaller OTC issues. 
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He tried  to tell himself that maybe Burton had sobered up enough  to get some sense. Maybe he only intended  to scare the blackmailer, whoever he was , in which case an unloaded gun would be good enough .
He thought of other possibilities, none of them satisfactory, and finally he <head>began</head> to think, to wonder if there was some way he could reach Burton. 
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A sheep-lined leather flying suit, plus helmet, goggles and mittens completed his attire for the rigors of the open cockpit. The airman's stock answer to &quot; Weren't you cold &quot;? ? Became &quot; Yes, the first half hour is tough, but by then I'm so numb  I don't notice it &quot; ! !
As daylight <head>began</head> to show through the frosty windows, Fogg would place a call to William A. Shaw at the U.S. Weather Station at Northfield, Vermont, for temperature and wind-velocity readings. 
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Mr. Hahn also has engineered a surprising turnaround of Georgia-Pacific.  Taking over as chief executive officer in 1983, he inherited a company that  was mired  in debt and hurt  by a recession-inspired slide in its building-products business.
Mr. Hahn <head>began</head> selling non-core businesses, such as oil and gas and chemicals. 
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Late in London, the dollar was quoted  at 1.8410 West German marks and 142.70 Japanese yen, up from late Monday in New York. British sterling eased to $1.5775  from $1.5825 .
When U.S. trading <head>began</head>, Treasury bonds received an additional boost from news that sales of new single-family homes fell 14% in September. 
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A widening of the deficit, if it were combined  with a stubbornly strong dollar, would exacerbate trade problems -- but the dollar weakened Friday as stocks plummeted. In any event, Mr. Englund and many others say that the easy gains in  narrowing the trade gap have already been made .
&quot; Trade is definitely going to be more politically sensitive over the next six or seven months as improvement <head>begins</head> to slow, &quot; he said. 
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China's slide toward recession is <head>beginning</head> to look like a free fall. 
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Dean turned from Susan and took Julia Fortune in his arms. He kissed her also, and with deep tenderness.
She too <head>began</head> to weep. 
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Photographic companies are scrambling  to tap the resurging market,  reviving some black-and-white product lines and developing new ones. At Kodak, which  largely ignored the market for years, black-and-white film sales now account for nearly 15% of the company's $3 billion  in film and paper sales annually, up from 10% three years ago.
The Rochester, N.Y., photographic giant recently <head>began</head> marketing T-Max 3200, one of the fastest and most sensitive monochrome films. 
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This forecast was based  on the apparent reversal of most of the negative forces -- such as demographic changes, the oil shock and accelerating inflation -- that  had reduced productivity gains in the 1970s. There has indeed been more than a one percentage point improvement in productivity growth since 1981.
But I had expected more, which is one reason I <head>began</head> looking at evidence suggesting defects in the official output estimates. 
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And rents on Beverly Hills ' Rodeo Drive generally don't exceed about $125  a square foot. The New York Stock Exchange said  two securities will begin  trading this week.
Precision Castparts Corp., Portland, Ore., will <head>begin</head> trading with the symbol PCP. 
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Time elapsed but the doctor was obviously unconscious of its passage until an unwelcome knock on the door interrupted the processes of nature.  Startled , he jumped up  to pull hen and case out of view, and Alex went to the door.
He opened it a crack and in doing so made as much shuffling, coughing, and scraping noise as possible in order to drown emanations from the hen who had <head>begun</head> to protest. 
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In the bedroom before the husband and wife find their way to the bed, the lights go on: &quot; In dull domestic radiance I watch her staring face, still blind, Start  wincing in obedience To dirty waters, counters, pots and pans, Waiting below stairs, in her mind &quot;.
Mary Jane took the page from him and <head>began</head> reading it, moving her lips with the words. 
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IBM says  it considers its shares a good investment. But not all strategists or money managers are ready  to throw in the towel completely on cyclicals.
Growth stocks may underperform cyclical stocks next year if the Federal Reserve <head>begins</head> to let interest rates drift sufficiently lower to boost the economy. 
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And it's growing fast, with annual sales gains of more than 10 %.  To increase their share of that business, jewelry makers such as Crystal Brands Inc.'s Trifari and Monet units and Swank Inc., maker of Anne Klein jewelry, are launching new lines with as much fanfare as the fragrance companies.
They're hiring models to stroll the aisles sporting their jewels, and they're even <head>beginning</head> to borrow a perennial favorite of the beauty business -- offering a gift when consumers make a purchase. 
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It often is preceded  by the development of polyps in the bowel, which  in some cases become increasingly malignant in identifiable stages --  progressing from less severe to deadly -- as though a cascade of genetic damage might be occurring. Dr. Vogelstein and a doctoral student, Eric Fearon, began months of tedious and often frustrating probing of the chromosomes  searching for signs of genetic damage.
They <head>began</head> uncovering a confusing variety of genetic deletions, some existing only in benign polyps, others in malignant cells and many in both polyps and malignant cells. 
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All search was ended ; ; he had found his fowl. The purchase was effected  and they made their way towards the hotel again, the hen, with whom some sort of communication had been set up , nestling in the doctor's arms.
The clocks struck seven-thirty as they approached the hotel entrance; ; and hopes that the chambermaid and patronne would still be abed <head>began</head> to rise in Alex's well exercised breast. 
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Rat-face at the counter was on his feet. The distance between where she stood  and where Dave waited at the outside door  was a hundred miles.
Keeping her frightened gaze on the men at the counter, she <head>began</head> to feel her way to the door. 
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Hassan comes to a bad end, but so does  almost everyone else in the book. If the setting is exotic, the prose is closer to Balzac's &quot; Pere Goriot &quot; than it is  to &quot; Arabian Nights. &quot;
Mr. Mahfouz <head>began</head> writing when there was no novelistic tradition in Arabic, and he modeled his work on Western classics. 
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&quot; They won't buy if the quality is not there, &quot; said  Cedric Martin of Martin Wine Cellar in New Orleans. &quot; Or if they feel  the wine is overpriced  and  they can get something equally good for less. &quot;
Mr. Martin has increased prices on some wines (like Grgich Hills Chardonnay, now $32) just to slow down movement, but he is <head>beginning</head> to see some resistance to high-priced red Burgundies and Cabernets and Chardonnays in the $30 to $40 range. 
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It sees sales rising 45% to 26,000 units next year. The company plans  to expand plant capacity 50% by 1991.
By then it also hopes to <head>begin</head> producing a passenger car based on the Volvo 240 and selling for about $20,000. 
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Their afflictions centered on one maddening difficulty: Miriam held up the divorce proceedings that she herself had asked for . Reporters began  to trail Miriam everywhere, and to encourage her to make appalling statements about Wright and his doings.
Flocks of writs, attachments, and unpleasant legal papers of every sort <head>began</head> to fly through the air. 
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Heavy selling of Standard &amp; Poor's 500-stock index futures in Chicago relentlessly beat stocks downward. Seven Big Board stocks -- UAL, AMR, BankAmerica, Walt Disney, Capital Cities ABC, Philip Morris and Pacific Telesis Group -- stopped  trading and never resumed.
The finger-pointing has already <head>begun</head>. 
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The depersonalization continued as the dancer was further metamorphosed  by the play of lights upon his figure. In each case, the object, the color, even the percussive sounds of the electronic score were designed  to become part of the theatrical being of the performer.
The dancer who never loosens her hold on a parasol, <head>begins</head> to feel that it is part of herself. 
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But California is where we're goin  &quot;. &quot; California &quot;.
Gavin <head>began</head> to nod. 
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The U.S., therefore, has a historic opportunity  both to strike a blow for human rights in Somalia and to undo the superpower flip-flop of the late 1970s on the Horn of Africa. Back to Somalia:
The State Department, to its credit, has already <head>begun</head> distancing itself from Mr. Barre, evinced by its decision to publish the Gersony report (which the press has ignored ). 
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The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans, <head>beginning</head> with 1992 models. 
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If he is good, he may not be legal; ; if he is legal, he may not be good. It is the gradual unfolding and deepening of this contradiction which  creates the inner dialectic of the evolution of the mystery story.
With the advent of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, the development of the modern private detective <head>begins</head>. 
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The 1980s have spawned an explosion of consumer choice in America, in everything from phone companies to colas. And especially, as the Cobb Parkway strip attests, in cars.
Americans now can choose among 572 different models of cars, vans and trucks, up from just 408 when the decade <head>began</head>, according to Automotive News, a trade publication. 
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But in maneuvers, with the top brass watching him all the time, it's easy. Chandler understood this and expected the worst.
But his first few days with Troop H were full of surprises, <head>beginning</head> with First Sergeant Robert Early. 
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The MMI and the S&amp;P 500 are the two major indexes used  by program traders  to run their computerized trading strategies. The programs are considered by many  to be a major cause of the 1987 crash.
The process of post-crash reforms <head>began</head> with calls to remake the markets and wound up a year later with a series of rather technical adjustments. 
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As the air clears from last week's storm of resignations and reshufflings, the government faces a daunting job of  rebuilding confidence in its policies. The prime minister and her new chancellor of the exchequer, the untested John Major, need  to haul the country through something like a recession  to bring down inflation and set the economy moving again.
Mrs. Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration, <head>beginning</head> with the European Monetary System, which Britain is committed to joining fully someday. 
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Within two years, the moderates were exiled  or in prison, Nicaragua had gone communist, and the Sandinistas were building one of the biggest armies in Latin America and threatening their neighbors. In Laos, when the Western powers bowed to pressure for such a coalition  it  turned out  they were opening the door to communist domination.
Even Mao Tse-tung's China <head>began</head> in 1949 with a partnership between the communists and a number of smaller, non-communist parties. 
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In Spain, anyway, the 73-year-old Mr. Cela enjoys some renown for the novels and travel books he wrote during the parched Franco years, the everyday poverty and stagnant atmosphere of which he described in brutally direct, vivid prose, <head>beginning</head> with &quot; The Family of Pascal Duarte &quot; (1942 ). 
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I think  that's less likely. &quot; Nevertheless, Fed Chairman Greenspan and Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson were in their offices Sunday evening,  monitoring events as they unfolded in markets around the world.
The action was expected to <head>begin</head> with the opening of the New Zealand foreign exchange markets at 5 p.m. EST -- when stocks there plunged -- and to continue as the trading day began later in the evening in Tokyo and through early this morning in Europe. 
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These letters became the center of my existence. I lived  to see an envelope of hers in the morning mail and  to lock myself in my room in the afternoon  to reread her letter for the tenth time and finally prepare an answer.
My memory has catalogued for easy reference and withdrawal the image of her pink, scented stationery and the unsloped, almost printed configurations of her neat, studious handwriting with which she invited me to recall our summer, so many sentences <head>beginning</head> with &quot; Remember when; ; &quot; and others concerning camp friends who resided in her suburban neighborhood, , and news of her commencing again her piano lessons, her private school, a visit to Boston to see her grandparents and an uncle who was a surgeon returned on furlough, wounded, from the war in Europe. 
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But when something is inevitable , you learn  to live with it, &quot; he said . Mr. Lichtblau stressed that the delay of Interprovincial's proposed expansion won't by itself increase U.S. dependence on offshore crude, however, since Canadian imports are limited  in any case by Canada's falling output.
Under terms of its proposed two-step expansion, which would have required regulatory approval, Interprovincial intended to add 200,000 barrels a day of additional capacity to its system, <head>beginning</head> with a modest expansion by 1991. 
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To him this means  caring for the whole child, providing basic nutrition, and a spiritual attitude that  lends freedom for the development of the mind. Improved farming methods
The concept of good nutrition really <head>began</head> with the garden. 
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That's another reason  . It struck me as a way   to get back to what I really want  to do  . &quot;
Mr. Spielvogel added pointedly: &quot; The pressure on commissions didn't <head>begin</head> with Al Achenbaum. &quot; 
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Part of his house had been moved  to the other side of the road. He died of typhoid in 1921 &quot;.
Methods have been developed of assigning &quot; weights &quot; to statements; ; that is, it is known empirically that names <head>beginning</head> with R are more common than those beginning with Z; ; that fewer women are named Miranda than Elizabeth; ; that in the United States more people die of heart disease than of smallpox. 
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The entry fee is affordable: Issues typically are sold  in minimum denominations of $1,000 . &quot; We expect additional offerings &quot; of asset-backed securities targeted  toward individual investors, says   Bill Addiss, a senior vice president at Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc.
The process typically <head>begins</head> when an institution, such as Citibank or Sears, Roebuck &amp; Co., takes a pool of credit-card or other receivables and sells them to a specially created trust. 
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At one time she felt impelled  to make dances that &quot;  moved all over the stage &quot;, much as Pollock's paintings move violently over the full extent of the canvas. But her conscious need  was  to break away from constricting patterns of form, a need  to let the experience shape itself.
Midi Garth also believes in subjective continuity that <head>begins</head> with the feeling engendered by an initial movement. 
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The truth in their conflicting concepts was expounded  by statesmen of the calibre of Webster and Calhoun, and defended  in the end by leaders of the nobility of Lincoln and Lee. The people everywhere had grown meanwhile in devotion to basic democratic principles, in understanding of  and belief in  the federal balance, and in love of their Union.
Repeated efforts -- <head>beginning</head> with the Missouri Compromise of 1821 -- were made by such master moderates as Clay and Douglas to resolve the difference peacefully by compromise, rather than clear thought and timely action. 
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Nevertheless, Mr. Rey has been very careful since then  to make sure  his moves are welcome. And he has worked  to shed his raider image.
In 1979, his career as an industrialist <head>began</head> with the acquisition of the Swiss metals works Selve, based in Thun. 
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My lovely caller -- Joyce Holland was her name -- had previously done three filmed commercials for zing, and this evening, the fourth, a super production, had been filmed  at the home of Louis Thor. The water in Thor's big swimming pool had been covered  with a blanket of thick, foamy soapsuds -- fashioned , of course, from zing -- Joyce had dived from the board into the pool, then swirled and cavorted in her luxurious &quot; bath &quot; while cameras rolled.
The finished -- and drastically cut -- product would <head>begin</head> with a hazy longshot of Joyce entering the suds, then bursting above the pool's surface clad in layers of lavender lather, and I had a hunch this item was going to sell tons and tons of soap; ; even to clean men and boys. 
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Or the bay of female dogs in heat. They never called him by name, although he had one.
Filippo Rossi, that's what he was <head>called</head> in the old country; ; but here he was just Signore or the Old Man. 
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Although New Orleans was not  to learn of it for a spell, she also was a sadist, a nymphomaniac and unobtrusively mad -- the perpetrator of some of the worst crimes against humanity ever committed  on American soil. Madame Lalaurie gestured with her riding crop toward the 20-year-old youth who  was stomping and writhing with the king snake still draped  over his bare shoulders.
The slender, handsome fellow was <head>called</head> Dandy Brandon by the other slaves. 
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After they had finished  eating, Melissa took Sprite the kitten under her arm -- &quot; so that Auntie Grace can teach it about the whistle &quot; -- and climbed into the station wagon beside her mother.
She had offered to walk, but Pamela knew she would not feel comfortable about her child until she had personally confided her to the care of the little pink woman who chose to be <head>called</head> &quot; Auntie &quot;. 
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Or the surging whirling sounds of bats at night, when their black bodies dived into the blackness above and below the amber street lights . Or the bay of female dogs in heat.
They never <head>called</head> him by name, although he had one. 
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Don't you have  to spend any time on your ranch &quot;? ? &quot; Well, of course I do.
I'm with the Bar-H, pushing a horse <head>called</head> Sparky. 
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Could such unadulterated love, for a total stranger, be credited ? ? They were always leaping  to light cigarettes, open car doors, fill plates or glasses, and I mistrusted the whole lot of them to the same degree that I mistrusted bake shops that  called themselves &quot; Sanitary Bake Shops &quot; .
&quot; O ! ! Pioneers ! ! &quot; I thought, and wondered what kind of homesteads such odd pioneers would establish in this suburban frontier; ; pioneers who looked like off-duty gardeners even at parent-teacher conferences and who never <head>called</head> the school principal &quot; Mister &quot;. 
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&quot; Puny goes with pale and peaked. Do you have anything   to read  while you're shut up? ?
There are two things here about Surviving in the Wilderness, and a book <head>called</head> ' Tom Swift and His Speedy Canoe '; ; but the picture of Tom Swift is pretty sinister. 
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&quot; To absent loved ones &quot;. But this last time he drank not to Brace but &quot; To Tolley &quot; ! !
Mr. Robards -- Jenny was the only person she knew of in the Mt. Pleasant neighborhood who <head>called</head> him that -- was kind but too easygoing. 
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&quot; On certain occasions a spirit could be earthbound and make itself known, &quot; he says . &quot; It happens. &quot;
Father Trabold often uses what he <head>calls</head> &quot; a therapeutic exorcism &quot;: a few prayers and an admonition to the spirit to leave. 
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He and others prefer  to install railings such as the &quot; type F safety shape, &quot; a four-foot-high concrete slab with no openings. In Richmond, Ind., the type F railing is being used   to replace arched openings on the G Street Bridge.
Garret Boone, who teaches art at Earlham College, <head>calls</head> the new structure &quot; just an ugly bridge &quot; and one that blocks the view of a new park below. 
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Biosource Genetics Corp., Vacaville, Calif., is developing a spray containing a gene that  spreads from cell to cell and interferes with the genes that  are responsible for  producing pollen. This gene, called  &quot; gametocide, &quot; is carried  into the plant by a virus that  remains active for a few days.
Robert Erwin, president of Biosource, <head>called</head> Plant Genetic's approach &quot; interesting &quot; and &quot; novel, &quot; and &quot; complementary rather than competitive. &quot; 
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Two former secretaries told the grand jury  they were summoned  to the judge's chambers on separate occasions  to take dictation,  only to find the judge in his bikini underwear. One secretary testified that the judge once called her to his office while  wearing nothing at all.
The judge, suspended from his bench pending his trial, which began this week, vehemently denies all the allegations against him, <head>calling</head> them &quot; ludicrous &quot; and &quot; imaginative, political demagoguery. &quot; 
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A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as &quot; deplorable &quot; but brushed off talk of  renewing military funding for the insurgents. The Contra military command, in a statement from Honduras, said  Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces.
East German leader Krenz <head>called</head> the protests in his country a &quot; good sign, &quot; saying that many of those marching for democratic freedoms were showing support for &quot; the renovation for socialism. &quot; 
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Mr. Carver, however, believes  the company's egg product won't help the bottom line in the short run, even though it &quot; makes sense -- it's more convenient &quot; and justifies its price, which  is higher than shell eggs, because of health and sanitation concerns. Prospective competition is one problem.
Last week a closely held New Jersey concern, Papetti High-Grade Egg Products Co., rolled out an aseptically packaged liquefied item <head>called</head> Table Ready. 
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Competition is intensifying as larger companies invade a mountain-bike market  Mr. Sinyard's company once had  virtually all to itself. U.S. Cycling Federation official Philip Milburn says  mountain biking is &quot; growing at such a monstrous rate that a lot of companies are getting into this. &quot;
One especially coveted Specialized market the new players are targeting is mountain-bike accessories, which Mr. Eidsmo <head>calls</head> &quot; the future of our business. &quot; 
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She kissed him passionately upon his reappearance. He kissed her  back.
Not without good reason has the anatomical been <head>called</head> jocular journalese. 
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It has identified itself with the very tension and terror  it once did so much   to alleviate . We now have not only what  has been called   over here the comedy of menace but we also have horror jokes, magazines known  as Horror Comics, and sick comedians.
There are even publications <head>called</head> Sick and Mad. 
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In Washington, the Senate voted  to condemn Ortega's threat  to cancel the truce, and Bush said  he would review U.S. policy toward Managua, including the possibility of  renewing military aid to the rebels. Chinese leader Deng told former President Nixon that the U.S. was deeply involved in &quot; the turmoil and counterrevolutionary rebellion &quot; that  gripped Beijing last spring.
Nixon, on the fourth day of a private visit to China, said that damage to Sino-U.S. relations was &quot; very great, &quot; <head>calling</head> the situation &quot; the most serious &quot; since 1972. 
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Rockefeller may well have found its match in Mitsubishi Estate, a company of long history, strong government ties and sound resources. In asset terms, Mitsubishi Estate is the largest real estate firm in Japan.
The core of its holdings is 190,000 square meters of incredibly expensive property in the Marunouchi district, the business and financial center of Tokyo, often jokingly <head>called</head> &quot; Mitsubishi Village. &quot; 
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Done  in the modern style of a &quot; confession &quot;, Fink tells in exquisite detail how he came  to know, and,  more important, love his mother's pet salamander, Alicia . It is not an entirely happy book, as Mrs. Fink soon becomes jealous of Alicia and, in retaliation, refuses  to continue  to scrape the algae off her glass.
Max, in a fit of despair, takes Alicia and runs off for two marvelous weeks in Burbank (Fink <head>calls</head> it &quot; the most wonderful and lovely fourteen days in my whole life &quot; ), at the end of which Alicia tragically contracts Parkinson's disease and dies. 
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&quot; How do you do  &quot;? ? She said,  semi-professionally. &quot; Our church is sponsoring a group of very courageous women up in Alaska.
We <head>call</head> them lay-sisters and they go among the Eskimos making friends and bringing the light. 
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The program, available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older, could increase an individual's retirement benefits 10% to 20% . In addition, Upjohn is offering a one-time retirement bonus equal to six months of base pay.
Chairman Theodore Cooper <head>called</head> the program part of the company's two-year strategy to implement budget constraints and &quot; an effective headcount-control program. &quot; 
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But ten years in prison had taught him realities. They were in a fight,  outweighed  in both numbers and money.
It was all right to put a bunch of ranchers onto horses, to <head>call</head> them Night Riders, to set out to attack the largest mining combination the country had ever seen if all they wanted was adventure. 
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The White House is purposely not <head>calling</head> the meeting a summit so that there won't be any expectation of detailed negotiations or agreements. 
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<answer instance="call.067" senseid="call%2:41:14::"/> 
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Her horse, rather. But Mr. Robards ' now, oh my yes, indeed, yes ! !
He <head>called</head> her &quot; the Mare &quot; much as Mrs. Whipsnade spoke of &quot; the Queen, God bless her &quot;. 
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State Senator J.E. &quot; Buster &quot; Brown, a Republican who  is running for Texas attorney general, introduced the bill. He said  an altered license would be an &quot; embarrassment &quot; to teenagers and young adults and would act as a deterrant to drug use.
Richard Avena, executive director of the Texas Civil Liberties Union, <head>called</head> the proposal &quot; political gimmickry, &quot; and said it fails to recognize the drug problem as a health issue. 
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A number of cities -- including Minneapolis, Philadelphia and Houston -- have vacant grain elevators, Eggers says  . A medium-sized one in Brooklyn, it says  , could be altered  to house up to 1,000 inmates at a lower cost than  building a new prison in upstate New York.
A spokesman for the state, however, <head>calls</head> the idea &quot; not effective or cost efficient. 
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<answer instance="call.077" senseid="call%2:41:14::"/> 
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Wait and see, Dad &quot;. Victoria was fourteen months younger than Quint, a head taller, and could lick any boy or girl on the beach.
He <head>called</head> her &quot; Fatso &quot;. 
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But a much smaller mutual fund company, the USAA Investment Management Co. unit of USAA, San Antonio, Texas, said  it informed nine national brokerage firms  it will cease business with them unless they stop index-arbitrage trading. USAA, with 400,000 mutual fund accounts, manages more than $10 billion , $2 billion  of which  is in the stock market.
Michael J.C. Roth, USAA executive vice president, <head>called</head> program trading &quot; mindless. &quot; 
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The increase follows the company's report of strong earnings for the third quarter, and reflects what American Brands <head>called</head> its &quot; tradition of sharing earnings growth &quot; with shareholders. 
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But Rep. Hammerschmidt said that the provision, which he dubbed  a &quot; special interest &quot; amendment, was likely  to make the bill even more controversial. On Tuesday, the House approved a labor-backed amendment that  would require the Transportation Department to reject airline acquisitions if the person seeking  to purchase a carrier had run two or more airlines  previously that  have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code.
The provision, <head>called</head> the &quot; two-time-losers &quot; amendment by its supporters, apparently was aimed at preventing Texas Air Corp. Chairman Frank Lorenzo from attempting to take over another airline. 
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Wednesday's dominant issue was Yasuda Fire &amp; Marine Insurance, which  continued  to surge on rumors of speculative buying. It ended the day up 80 yen (56 cents) to 1,880 yen ($13.15  ).
Due to continuingly high gold prices tied to uncertainty about the U.S. currency, investor interest was directed toward oil and mining shares, which traders <head>called</head> a &quot; defensive &quot; action frequently taken when the dollar is expected to fall or during times of inflation. 
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He earned his doctorate in nuclear physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Hahn agrees that he has a &quot; retentive &quot; memory, but friends say  that's an understatement.
They <head>call</head> it &quot; photographic &quot;. 
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One, for example, came from CBS Records Chairman Walter Yetnikoff, who  will head a committee that  will oversee Sony's entertainment division, including both records and movies. In his affidavit, Mr. Yetnikoff accused Warner Chairman Steven J. Ross of  having an &quot; antiSony, anti-Japanese bias &quot; and said that Mr. Ross had tried  to talk him out of  letting Sony buy CBS Records two years ago for that reason.
Mr. Ross, who will be chairman and co-chief executive officer of Time Warner after the merger is complete, denied that in his own affidavit, and <head>called</head> Mr. Yetnikoff's remarks &quot; vicious &quot; and his claims &quot; reckless, irresponsible and baseless, &quot; saying Warner under his leadership has started a number of businesses in Japan. 
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The exchange also may step up its disclosure of firms engaged  in program trading, these people said  . Big Board officials wouldn't comment publicly.
But in an interview in which he <head>called</head> the stock market's volatility a &quot; national problem, &quot; Big Board Chairman John J. Phelan Jr. said, &quot; We are going to try to do some things in the short intermediate term &quot; to help the situation. 
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Our mission is  to help our clients grow, and to use every tool of marketing communications  to accomplish that. &quot; Industry executives are wishing Mr. Achenbaum well.
Leonard Matthews, then-president of the American Association of Advertising Agencies, <head>called</head> Mr. Achenbaum a &quot; quisling &quot; in an incendiary 1987 speech. 
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The president could probably not avoid this restriction by  choosing people willing  to serve without pay, because the Anti-Deficiency Act prohibits voluntary service to the government. The 1990 appropriations bills also contain a number of &quot; muzzling &quot; provisions that  violate the recommendation clause in Article II of the Constitution.
Muzzling provisions, which might be <head>called</head> &quot; blindfold laws &quot; as well, prevent the executive branch from even looking at certain policy options, let alone from recommending them to Congress. 
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<answer instance="call.118" senseid="call%2:41:14::"/> 
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But roulette's not my game. I'm always trying  to find a breaking table in blackjack.
Incidentally, I'm pretty famous in these parts: I'm <head>called</head> The Wrangler &quot;. 
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<answer instance="call.121" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
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&quot; Comedy didn't die, it just went crazy. It has identified itself with the very tension and terror  it once did so much   to alleviate .
We now have not only what has been <head>called</head> over here the comedy of menace but we also have horror jokes, magazines known as Horror Comics, and sick comedians. 
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The Machinists rejected a proposal featuring a 10% base wage increase over the life of the three-year contract, plus bonuses of 8% the first year and 3% the second. On top of that, Boeing would make cost-of-living adjustments projected  to be 5% for each year of the contract.
The union, though, has <head>called</head> the offer &quot; insulting. &quot; 
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Now, you no doubt regard the preceding as pap; ; you're tooling around  full of gage in your hot rods,  gorging yourselves on pizza and playing pinball in the taverns and generally behaving like Ubermenschen. In that case,  listen to what  befell another wisenheimer who  tangled with our joss.
A couple of years back, I occupied a Village apartment whose outer staircase contained the type of niche <head>called</head> a &quot; coffin turn &quot;. 
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In the jungle, birds were mute, while insects preserved only the monotony of living. Someone called.
It was the marine: head lifted, he strained and <head>called</head>. 
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I 'd have phoned sooner but I 've been busy &quot;. &quot; I can imagine &quot; ! !
Susan was an active character; ; for Mother to be able to <head>call</head>, Susan must be napping now, surrounded by her multitude of dolls. 
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<answer instance="call.042" senseid="call%2:41:00::"/> 
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&quot; Oh, I'm so delighted  to meet you &quot;, she gushed . &quot; It was only the other day that I saw something of yours, about something or other, in some magazine &quot;.
This baffling lack of distinct details recalls the secretary whose employer was leaving the office and told her what to answer if anyone <head>called</head> in his absence. 
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Out in the hall, the upstairs phone shrilled, and the small ghost vanished. When she picked up the receiver , her mother's cheerful voice was there.
&quot; Websterville Junction <head>calling</head> &quot;, she said. 
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And then I remembered a few years before after their return from a short trip to Rome  I had heard her boast, over and over again, &quot; On the boat people liked me for myself &quot;. I had made a habit of  calling her at night from my cottage,  just to check.
The last night I had <head>called</head>, but the line was always busy and it reassured me. 
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Her face was flushed from sleep. &quot; It's all right &quot;, I said , as she started  to look scared.
&quot; Mrs. Roberts had <head>called</head>, and couldn't wake you. 
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She <head>called</head> then to say she had a baby-sitter for that night. 
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<answer instance="call.116" senseid="call%2:41:00::"/> 
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Now, he was just in the late poems of Holderlin and therefore had most of the nineteenth century  before him -- plus next semester's class preparation. He was determined  to spend an industrious summer.
Well, maybe Manas wouldn't <head>call</head>. 
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But it is Mr. Lane, as movie director, producer and writer, who  has been obsessed with  refitting Chaplin's Little Tramp in a contemporary way. In 1976, as a film student at the Purchase campus of the State University of New York, Mr. Lane shot &quot; A Place in Time, &quot; a 36-minute black-and-white film about a sketch artist, a man of the streets.
Now, 13 years later, Mr. Lane has revived his Artist in a full-length movie <head>called</head> &quot; Sidewalk Stories, &quot; a poignant piece of work about a modern-day tramp. 
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A nice bachelor apartment in a place <head>called</head> the Lancaster Arms &quot;. 
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MOST FOOD companies these days are trimming the fat and cholesterol content of their products  to appeal to health-conscious consumers. But Goya Foods Inc. believes  it can milk some sales by  bucking the trend.
The Secaucus, N.J., company has formed a joint venture with a distributor <head>called</head> La Lecheria to market a higher-fat milk targeted at Hispanic consumers. 
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However, Paul Johanson, Monsanto's director of plant sciences, said  the company's chemical spray overcomes these problems and is &quot; gentle on the female organ. &quot; Biosource Genetics Corp., Vacaville, Calif., is developing a spray containing a gene that  spreads from cell to cell and interferes with the genes that  are responsible for  producing pollen.
This gene, <head>called</head> &quot; gametocide, &quot; is carried into the plant by a virus that remains active for a few days. 
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The innocence that they tried  to conceal  at the beginning is clearly destroyed  forever when one of them,  asking for a piece of lemon-meringue pie, gets a plate of English muffins instead .  Leaving the theatre after the performance, I had a flash of intuition that life, after all (as Rilke said ), is just a search for the nonexistent cup of hot coffee, and that this unpretentious, moving, clever, bitter slice of life was the greatest thing   to happen to the American theatre since Brooks Atkinson retired.
Aging but still precocious, French feline enfant terrible Francoisette Lagoon has succeeded in shocking jaded old Paris again, this time with a sexy ballet scenario <head>called</head> The Lascivious Interlude, the story of a nymphomaniac trip-hammer operator who falls hopelessly in love with a middle-aged steam shovel. 
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It was an audacious claim. But in Baltimore, Dr. Vogelstein, a young molecular biologist at Johns Hopkins Medical School, believed  Dr. Knudson was right, and set out  to repeat the Cavenee experiment in cells from other cancers.
His was one of two research teams in 1984 to report dual chromosome losses for a rare childhood cancer of the kidney <head>called</head> Wilm's tumor. 
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They promised yet more for really good stuff. Mr. Stoll draws his title from the cuckoo's habit of  laying eggs in the nests of other birds,  making them surrogate parents.
The computer spy had discovered that a popular editing electronic mail program <head>called</head> Gnu-Emacs could do tricks with the widely used Unix operating system created by AT&amp;T. 
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The mathematics section of the widely used California Achievement Test asks fifth graders: &quot; What is  another name for the Roman numeral IX? &quot; It also asks them  to add two-sevenths and three-sevenths.
Worksheets in a test-practice kit <head>called</head> Learning Materials, sold to schools across the country by Macmillan McGraw-Hill School Publishing Co., contain the same questions. 
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<answer instance="call.039" senseid="call%2:32:02::"/> 
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The magazine's editors ran a giant diagram of the product with arrows pointing to the packaging's polystyrene foam, polyproplene and polyester film -- all plastic items  they say   are non-biodegradable. &quot; It's precisely the kind of product that 's created the municipal landfill monster, &quot; the editors wrote .
&quot; I think that this magazine is not only <head>called</head> Garbage, but it is practicing journalistic garbage, &quot; fumes a spokesman for Campbell Soup. 
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Such a piece of DNA would probably constitute a gene. When they found it last winter , Dr. Vogelstein was dubious that the search was over.
His doubts stemmed from the fact that several years earlier a Princeton University researcher, Arnold Levine, had found in experiments with mice that a gene <head>called</head> p53 could transform normal cells into cancerous ones. 
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There were some sweet machines other than women: an old Bugatti, a lean Farina coachwork on an American chassis, a Swallow, a type A40-AjK Mercedes and lots more. There was the Arc de Triomphe and the Tour d'Eiffel -- I was no yokel, but I was young, and this was Paris ! !
I had champagne at Maxim 's, then went into a cafe <head>called</head> the Jour et Nuit to ask the way to Montmartre. 
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The place was busy but I didn't feel like a Hun. I sat  waiting for Life to come along and sweep me up.
I had part of a bottle of French beer <head>called</head> Panther Pils (so help me ), then switched to Tuborg. 
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&quot; My name's Gisele &quot;, the blonde said  after she ordered a Scotch. &quot;  Named  after the ballet.
My mother wanted to <head>call</head> me Sylphide, but it sounded too affected &quot;. 
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&quot; We had  to do something structurally and radically different. &quot; As a result, he said  NBI will focus on  servicing its installed base of systems, trying  to provide maintenance for other manufacturers and expanding its software business,  using some of the applications  it developed  for its hardware.
The company currently offers a word-processing package for personal computers <head>called</head> Legend. 
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Her remorse was shallow and brief. Although she was kind and playful to her children, she was dreadful to her war-damaged husband; she openly brought her lover into their home.
As presented by Mr. Chabrol, and played with thin-lipped intensity by Isabelle Huppert, Marie-Louise (<head>called</head> Marie Latour in the film) was not a nice person. 
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With $500  apiece and an injection of outside capital, they formed Genentech Inc. Commercial gene-splicing was born .
Genentech's first product, a brain protein <head>called</head> somatostatin, proved its technology. 
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Such is hardly the case.
Bell's father-in-law, Gardner G. Hubbard, wealthy and well-connected, obtained financing to start the American Bell Telephone Co. in Boston, which even had a subsidiary in New York <head>called</head> the Telephone Co. of New York. 
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In clothes, Letch simply did not project. He was laughed  off the screen.
At the same time, however, I availed myself of the services of that great English actor and master of make-up, Sir Gauntley Pratt, to do a &quot; quickie &quot; <head>called</head> The Mystery of the Mad Marquess, in which I played a young American girl who inherits a haunted castle on the English moors which is filled with secret passages and sliding panels and, unbeknownst to anyone, is still occupied by an eccentric maniac. 
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In a rare fit of anger and spite, I &quot; farmed out &quot; my own husband to a small and most undistinguished studio  to make one picture as a form of punishment. (An actor must have discipline.)
The film was <head>called</head> The Diet of Worms, which I felt was just what Letch deserved. 
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<answer instance="call.114" senseid="call%2:32:00::"/> 
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She munched little ginger cakes <head>called</head> mulatto's belly and kept her green, somewhat hypnotic eyes fixed on a light-colored male who was prancing wildly with a 5-foot king snake wrapped around his bronze neck. 
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The British chemical and textile company's plan, which  requires shareholder approval, would create a new, listed U.K. stock with a probable market capitalization between #300 million  ($473 million ) and #400 million , analysts said  .
The establishment of the separate company, to be <head>called</head> Courtaulds Textiles, could be effective as early as next year's first quarter. 
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We keep  wondering what Mr. Gates wanted  to say . Perhaps he might have cited Mr. Gorbachev's need for &quot; a stable currency, free and competitive markets, private property and real prices &quot; and other pie-in-the-sky reforms.
Perhaps he 'd have <head sats="call_for.018:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.018:0">for</sat> &quot; a decentralized political and economic system &quot; without a dominant communist party. 
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Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks -- which  are aimed  at the destruction of some 100,000 weapons, as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe -- also are being registered  at the Pentagon.
Mr. Bush has <head sats="call_for.025:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.025:0">for</sat> an agreement by next September at the latest. 
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In a statement, Jaguar's board said  they &quot; were not consulted  about the (Ridley decision) in advance and were surprised  at the action taken . &quot; The statement emphasized that holders representing 75% of the shares voting at a special shareholders ' meeting must agree  to lift the takeover restrictions.
Jaguar officials in the U.S. noted that Ford, as Jaguar's largest shareholder, now has the power to <head sats="call_for.036:0">call</head> <sat id="call_for.036:0">for</sat> such a meeting. 
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Failure  to check rising medical costs ultimately could &quot; lead some of us who today  are free-market advocates to re-examine our thinking and positions with respect to government-sponsored national health insurance, &quot; Arthur Puccini, a General Electric Co. vice president, warned   earlier this year. The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus.
Both the AFL-CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are <head sats="call_for.040:0">calling</head> <sat id="call_for.040:0">for</sat> measures to control rising costs, improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance. 
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Meanwhile, the National Association of Manufacturers said yesterday  a recent poll of 53 executives on its board found that 61% don't expect a recession to occur until 1991 or later. The remainder expect a downturn to begin sometime in
Although manufacturers often are quick to <head sats="call_for.066:0">call</head> <sat id="call_for.066:0">for</sat> lower interest rates, 60% of the executives said they would prefer that the Fed keep inflation-fighting as its top priority even if that means higher rates. 
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The two professors said  the Constitution authorizes the president to veto entire bills, not partial measures. Moreover, they said  the first appropriations bill passed  200 years ago covered many different items, and there was no discussion of a line-item veto.
They also said that more than a dozen presidents have <head sats="call_for.068:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.068:0">for</sat> line-item veto authority since the Civil War, and &quot; all have shared the view that such lawmaking power is beyond the reach &quot; of the president. 
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The Old Man's very soul could have left him and flown down that street, but he wouldn't have had anyone know it. Perhaps he had known then where that hundred dollar bill had come from  and where it was taking his wife .
But when he <head sats="call_for.138:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.138:0">for</sat> his withered, wrinkled sister Rose to care for him and the children, had he guessed that all he would remember of his woman was the memory of her climbing into that streetcar? ? 
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They say  they now get three or four &quot; legitimate &quot; calls a week from people harried  by haunts. &quot; I firmly believe in angels, devils and ghosts, &quot; says  Mr. Warren, whose business card  identifies him as a &quot; demonologist. &quot;
If psychics don't work, but your house still seems haunted, you can <head>call</head> any one of a swelling band of skeptics such as Richard Busch. 
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Early Spring came from her bed, from beside her half-drunk husband, Walitzee, and stood at the entrance way to her lodge  hearing the mild commotion, the sound of hushed voices.  Standing there she saw Shades of Night come through the trees and stop beside the lodge,  silent, almost imperious, her body taut,  simply standing without  speaking or moving while the wife of Walitzee waited,  perhaps denying the dread that  moved in her.
When at last she could suffer the insult no longer, nor face the girl's scorn, she said in a voice overloud: &quot; I shall <head>call</head> your father ! ! 
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The sensation  he so overwhelmingly realized  was one which  told him  he had been there before but he knew  he had not , and could not recall any place  he had visited  to be likened  to the limpid green water or the little fountain-falls or the green demon imprisoned  beyond his reach. He left the pool and climbed the steep stone stairs to the temple, and the sense of familiarity with the place would not leave him.
Into a little well before the temple he dropped a hundred-yen coin and then he had an urge to sound the bell before the temple, to take hold of the rope and crash it against the circle of bronze; ; but the spirit he wished to <head>call</head> out would not, he knew, come in the person of the temple priest. 
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The woman seemed utterly unafraid of the snake which  coiled on the floor in a torpor. Once  inside the luxuriosly-upholstered landau, she drew the curtains and proceeded  to give the startled youth the kind of physical examination usually reserved  for army inductees.
Satisfied at last, and after a few amorous gambits on her part which convinced Delphine that Dandy was capable of learning new arts, she opened the window and <head>called</head> to her liveried driver. 
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He imagined Sam's voice: &quot; George, what the hell  goes on &quot;? ? I wouldn't have the strength   to answer , he thought .
Maybe I couldn't have <head>called</head> a taxi. 
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Some of the allegations are simply bizarre. Two former secretaries told the grand jury  they were summoned  to the judge's chambers on separate occasions  to take dictation,  only to find the judge in his bikini underwear.
One secretary testified that the judge once <head>called</head> her to his office while wearing nothing at all. 
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&quot; I -- I was just leaving here, Julie. I'm all set.
Just about to <head>call</head> a taxi &quot;. 
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If there's something ' weird and it don't look good. Who ya gon  na call ?
For starters, some people <head>call</head> Ed and Lorraine Warren. 
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&quot; If Blue Throat has his way he 'll keep us all cooped  up in here for days &quot;, he said . &quot; There's only one thing   to move him fast, and we have it right here in this very store &quot;.
He <head>called</head> the store owner and together they went into the stockroom. 
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The hacker was pawing over the Berkeley files but also using Berkeley and other easily accessible computers as stepping stones to the network of computers used  by the military and national security agencies. The White Sands missile range and CIA contractor Mitre Inc. were among the targets.
When the hacker moved, Mr. Stoll moved too, <head sats="call_up.081:0">calling</head> <sat id="call_up.081:0">up</sat> other systems managers to alert them but keeping his own system open to avoid arousing suspicion. 
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U.S. auto analysts also noted that Ford is in the best position   to benefit from the large number of Jaguar shares that  have moved over the past month into the hands of arbitragers waiting for the highest takeover bid . Jaguar's own defenses against a hostile bid are weakened , analysts add  , because fewer than 3% of its shares are owned  by employees and management.
Ford officials in the U.S. declined to comment on the British government's action or on any plans to <head>call</head> a special Jaguar shareholders meeting. 
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The food company, which  has 720,000 warrants and about 2.9 million common shares outstanding, said  it may increase the offer  to purchase any or all warrants that  are properly tendered. A warrant permits a holder to acquire one share of common stock for $17.50  a share.
The warrants expire on Oct. 15, 1992, and may be <head>called</head> by the company at a price of $5.25. 
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It was the only thing in his life for which he felt guilt . Beneath his black shirt his frail shoulders shook and croaks of pain broke from his throat, the stored pain shattering  free in slow gasps,  terrible   to see .
Clayton tried to <head sats="call_back.188:0">call</head> <sat id="call_back.188:0">back</sat> the face of the man he had known. 
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<instance id="call.009">
<answer instance="call.009" senseid="call%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
Most of Kidder's program trading is for its own account, according to the New York Stock Exchange. Kidder denied that GE's chairman and chief executive, John F. Welch, had anything   to do  with Kidder's decision.
But at least one chief executive said he <head>called</head> Mr. Welch to complain about Kidder's aggressive use of program trading, and other market sources said they understood that Mr. Welch received many phone calls complaining about Kidder's reliance on index arbitrage as a major business. 
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<instance id="call.050">
<answer instance="call.050" senseid="call%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
Then the telephoning began. I, who until that day before  had been Mrs. Salter's friend, her equal, was the servant now.
It was Dolly and Mrs. Thaxter who were <head>calling</head> Via, everybody. 
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<instance id="call.090">
<answer instance="call.090" senseid="call%2:32:01::"/> 
<answer instance="call.090" senseid="call%2:32:05::"/> 
<context>
They all  surrounded him, the family circle, Theresa and George as solemn as if they were watching the cat have kittens, and Cousin Emma running back and forth with a kettle of hot water which she poured   steaming into a white enamelled pan. &quot; Can you think of anything   to do  &quot;? ? She kept  repeating .
&quot; I hate to <head>call</head> the doctor but if this keeps up I 'll just have to ! ! 
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<instance id="call.093">
<answer instance="call.093" senseid="call%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
&quot; Yeah, but breakfast first &quot;. With a laugh she beat me to the bathroom.
I <head>called</head> downstairs for food and a toothbrush for her. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.108">
<answer instance="call.108" senseid="call%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
There were two things  he wanted  to do:  inspect one of the many caves that  had been dug  into the hills on the Naval Base, and visit an old shipmate. A telephone line had been hooked  up  to connect the ship with the Base exchange.
After supper, Doc <head>called</head> Whitey Gresham, who was now a lieutenant and had a family. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.119">
<answer instance="call.119" senseid="call%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
&quot; Not to anyone &quot;? ? &quot; No -- please.
&quot; I 'll <head>call</head> your mother as soon as I get home. 
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<instance id="call.128">
<answer instance="call.128" senseid="call%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
When they know the truth  will they drop away from me, will I become a nothing &quot;? ? And then I remembered a few years before after their return from a short trip to Rome  I had heard her boast, over and over again, &quot; On the boat people liked me for myself &quot;.
I had made a habit of <head>calling</head> her at night from my cottage, just to check. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.125">
<answer instance="call.125" senseid="call_on%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>
The code, which  had probably something   to do  with sex or some other interest, Nicolas was determined  to find  out and put  to use. A card to Walter would get him an introduction to this Meredith, and that might be good for something.
Nicolas <head sats="call_on.125:0">called</head> <sat id="call_on.125:0">on</sat> his muse, a line came back: &quot; Squaresville, man, and all the palazzos are crummy Palasts &quot;. 
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<instance id="call.010">
<answer instance="call.010" senseid="call%2:32:14::"/> 
<context>
Worse, it  remained to a well-meaning but naive president of the United States  to administer the final infamy upon those who  fought and died in Vietnam. Under the guise of &quot;  healing the wounds of the nation, &quot; President Carter pardoned thousands of draft evaders, thus  giving dignity to their allegations of the war's &quot; immorality. &quot;
The precedent having been set, who can complain if future generations <head>called</head> upon to defend the U.S. yield to the temptation to avoid the danger of combat by simply declaring the war immoral and hiding until it is over? 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.034">
<answer instance="call.034" senseid="call%2:32:14::"/> 
<context>
It  was apparent that Welch was in cahoots with Marshall and would use his power as D.A.  to drag every possible sensation into the case. Every new scandal which  would provide more &quot; copy &quot; for Marshall's pen would thus mean more publicity for Welch.
I knew that both these cynics were waiting with impatience for the dramatic moment when Viola was <head>called</head> to the stand. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.107">
<answer instance="call.107" senseid="call%2:32:14::"/> 
<context>
None of the grants had been requested  by HUD, judged  competitively or were the subject of a single hearing. More and more observers now realize that the key to  ending future HUD scandals lies in  forcing Congress to clean up its own act.
This week, a Baltimore Sun editorial said the Lantos subcommittee on HUD should forget about Sam Pierce's testimony for the moment and <head>call</head> some other witnesses: the various congressional sponsors of the 40 pork-barrel projects. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.030">
<answer instance="call.030" senseid="call_out%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
Somebody was riding the tree. It raced closer and they could see a woman with white hair, sitting astride an upright branch.
She did not <head sats="call_out.030:0">call</head> <sat id="call_out.030:0">out</sat>. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.123">
<answer instance="call.123" senseid="call_out%2:32:01::"/> 
<context>
Buzz was a tireless instigator who  never let his victims rest. When Owen was finally rid  of him , there was a timid rap at the door.
&quot; Yes &quot;, Owen <head sats="call_out.123:0">called</head> <sat id="call_out.123:0">out</sat>. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.013">
<answer instance="call.013" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
Besides, 't-  ain't no more 'n right for me to follow with my black oxen, so's I can unhook and pull up fast if either of you get in a pinch &quot;. Captain Clemens ' signal shot sent the men hurrying to their waiting teams.
&quot; Reckon ye're right, Dan &quot;, Hez <head>called</head> back over his shoulder. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.027">
<answer instance="call.027" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
You too, Sean ! ! Elena, you 'll get mud all over your dress &quot; ! !
Even as she <head>called</head> to the children, Conchita let her gaze seek Tom Brannon. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.054">
<answer instance="call.054" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
Gavin  stood on the porch, a thin figure. He had taken a carbine down from the wall and it trailed from his hand, the stock bumping on the wood floor.
Clayton <head>called</head> to him and he came slowly down the steps. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.089">
<answer instance="call.089" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
The man tilted back his head and went through the pantomime of  drinking from a container. He performed the act twice more, and the begging in his tone grew more distinct.
&quot; Sake &quot;? ? Matsuo <head>called</head>. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.139">
<answer instance="call.139" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
We're going someplace &quot;. Jess painfully got to his feet as someone rattled the door.
&quot; Who's in there &quot;? ? Black <head>called</head> fearfully. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.165">
<answer instance="call.165" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
At noontime,  remembering what the teacher had said  about  maybe playing with the kids, Jack stayed close to the schoolhouse while all the other big boys, except Charles, went off out the road  to play ball. &quot; Why ain't you playin ' ball  &quot;? ? He asked Charles  suspiciously as they sat in the well-house shade,  watching the girls congregate in front of the schoolhouse.
&quot; Miss Langford, come out and play with us like you promised &quot;, several of the little girls <head>called</head>. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.166">
<answer instance="call.166" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
Once and for all he 'd finish this marine who  would not die. He aimed, but listened.
It sounded as if the man were <head>calling</head> him: &quot; Hey, Japanese hey there, Japanese &quot;. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.173">
<answer instance="call.173" senseid="call%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
&quot;  Seems to me  I don't remember  altering any law about that &quot;. He straightened up,  alert now as the buffalo hunter came closer.
&quot; Stay right here where you are, kid &quot;, he <head>called</head>. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.106">
<answer instance="call.106" senseid="call%2:32:03::"/> 
<context>
The jungle did not retort. The sitter remained  seated   hugging the tree.
Before long the atmosphere reverted to its old normalcy, and insects hummed and birds occasionally <head>called</head>. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.127">
<answer instance="call.127" senseid="call_attention%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>
Civil disobedience, violent or non-violent, is intentional law breaking. The subject of this discussion is non-violent civil disobedience; but, before we get on with that,  let me make just a few tangential remarks about lawful demonstrations.
They are useful to <head sats="call_attention.127:0">call</head> public 
<sat id="call_attention.127:0">attention</sat> to grievances, but they have little value in educating anyone about the issues in dispute. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.004">
<answer instance="call.004" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
<context>
Her story is partly one of personal downfall. She was an unstinting teacher who  won laurels and inspired students, but she will probably never teach again.
In her wake she left the bitterness and anger of a principal who was her friend and now <head>calls</head> her a betrayer; of colleagues who say she brought them shame; of students and parents who defended her and insist she was treated harshly; and of school-district officials stunned that despite the bald-faced nature of her actions, she became something of a local martyr. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.016">
<answer instance="call.016" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
<context>
&quot; I'm not a man who  has many close intimate friends, Carla &quot;, he said ,  wanting her to know all about him. &quot; Oh, I 'd drink with newspaper people.
I think I was what you might <head>call</head> a convivial man, and yet it was when I was alone in my studio, doing my work, that I really felt alive. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.053">
<answer instance="call.053" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
<context>
They wouldn't o ' stood no chance with you in a plain, straight-out shoot-down &quot;. He had lots of friends, then as always.
Even as he became widely known as a professional killer, nearly every cowboy and rancher in Wyoming seemed proud to <head>call</head> him a friend. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.059">
<answer instance="call.059" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
<context>
A spokesman said later that Mr. Olson was being &quot; conservative &quot; in his estimate. But the spokesman added that while Michael will earn less than last year's $1.20  a share, it thinks  Street estimates of $1  or so are low.)
Analyst Robin Young of John Kinnard &amp; Co., Minneapolis, <head>calls</head> himself &quot; the last remaining bull on the stock. &quot; 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.078">
<answer instance="call.078" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
<context>
The Artist has his routine. He spends his days  sketching passers-by, or  trying  to .
At night he returns to the condemned building he <head>calls</head> home. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.080">
<answer instance="call.080" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
<context>
It is his relentlessness and unwaivering adherence to this revolutionary artistic philosophy that  has enabled him to paint such pictures as &quot; The Invasion of Cuba &quot;. In this work, his use of non-color is startling and skillful.
The sweep of space, the delicate counterbalance of the white masses, the over-all completeness and unity, the originality and imagination, all entitle it to be <head>called</head> an authentic masterpiece. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.087">
<answer instance="call.087" senseid="call%2:31:05::"/> 
<context>
But he is just one of several youthful writers -- Tokyo's brat pack -- who  are dominating the best-seller charts in Japan. Their books are written  in idiomatic, contemporary language and usually carry hefty dashes of Americana.
In Robert Whiting's &quot; You Gotta Have Wa &quot; (Macmillan, 339 pages, $17.95 ), the Beatles give way to baseball, in the Nipponese version we would be hard put to <head>call</head> a &quot; game. &quot; 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.028">
<answer instance="call.028" senseid="call_in%2:32:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; The suggestion itself may do the healing. &quot; But sometimes more energetic attacks are required .
To wrestle with a demon in a house owned by a Litchfield, Conn., woman, the Warrens recently <head sats="call_in.028:0">called</head> <sat id="call_in.028:0">in</sat> an exorcist, the Rev. Robert McKenna, a dissident clergyman who hews to the Catholic Church's old Latin liturgy. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.064">
<answer instance="call.064" senseid="call_in%2:32:02::"/> 
<context>
Two years ago, a Canadian reader bet Omni Magazine $1,000  that it couldn't debunk the uncanny goings-on in &quot; the Oregon Vortex, &quot; a former Indian burial ground in southern Oregon. To viewers from a distance, visitors to the spot seemed  to shrink disproportionately, relative to the background.
The magazine <head sats="call_in.064:0">called</head> <sat id="call_in.064:0">in</sat> Mr. Hyman as a consultant. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.140">
<answer instance="call.140" senseid="call_into_question%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>
The last of the measurements reported  was in 1985, but recent conversations with Mr. Scotto indicated that he knew of no recent changes in the trend. I understand, but haven't yet verified , that there are studies by Norwegians, Russians and the Max Planck Institute that  show either unchanging or declining UV-B at the surface.
To me, this <head sats="call_into_question.140:0 call_into_question.140:1">calls</head> <sat id="call_into_question.140:0">into</sat> <sat id="call_into_question.140:1">question</sat> the validity of the Rowland-Molina theory and hence the whole chlorofluorocarbons replacement effort. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.020">
<answer instance="call.020" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
In recent months, Mr. Dorrance's children and other family members have pushed for improved profitability and higher returns on their equity. In August, the company took a $343 million  pretax charge against fiscal 1989 earnings when it announced a world-wide restructuring plan .
The plan <head sats="call_for.020:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.020:0">for</sat> closing at least nine plants and eliminating about 3,600 jobs. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.052">
<answer instance="call.052" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
He said only that the committee has not yet taken any position on Eastern's reorganization plan and that the two sides were still negotiating. &quot; In every case, people would like  to see a consentual plan, &quot; he said .
Eastern and its creditors agreed in July on a reorganization plan that <head sats="call_for.052:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.052:0">for</sat> the carrier to sell off $1.8 billion in assets and to emerge from Chapter 11 status in late 1989 at two-thirds its former size. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.055">
<answer instance="call.055" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
In Tokyo Wednesday, the U.S. currency was trading at about 142.95 yen at midmorning, up from 142.80 yen at the opening and up from Tuesday's Tokyo close of 142.15 yen. The average of estimates of the 10 economists polled  puts the dollar around 1.8200 marks at the end of November and at 141.33 yen.
By late January, the consensus <head sats="call_for.055:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.055:0">for</sat> the dollar to be trading around 1.8200 marks and near 142 yen. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.062">
<answer instance="call.062" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
The biotechnology concern said  the agreement between its longtime West German distributor, Boehringer-Ingleheim's Dr. Karl Thomae G.m.b.H. subsidiary, and Hoechst's Behringwerke subsidiary was an attempt  to expand the market for blood-clot drugs in general.
A Genentech spokeswoman said the agreement <head sats="call_for.062:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.062:0">for</sat> Hoechst to promote TPA for heart patients and streptokinase for other clot-reducing purposes. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.070">
<answer instance="call.070" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>

The agreement <head sats="call_for.070:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.070:0">for</sat> MCI to provide data service, 800 and Vnet service, a virtual private network service. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.075">
<answer instance="call.075" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>

NRM Energy Co. said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission <head sats="call_for.075:0">calling</head> <sat id="call_for.075:0">for</sat> it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.079">
<answer instance="call.079" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
The East was popularly supposed  to have got the country into war and into depression,  dragging the west along; ; and now the East was creating government agencies for which the West doubtless would have  to pay . The government offices were being opened  but they weren't being opened  fast enough and meanwhile the cold penetrated everything.
Shivering, people talked and argued; ; all this government spending would have to be paid for somehow, but on the other hand desperate circumstances <head sats="call_for.079:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.079:0">for</sat> desperate remedies and something had to be done. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.088">
<answer instance="call.088" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
The company agreed definitively  to be acquired  by Ogden Corp. in a stock swap valued  at about $82.5 million . Ogden gained 1 1 4 to 32 7 8.
Ocean Drilling &amp; Research dropped 1 1 4 to 21 1 2 following news of a restructuring plan that <head sats="call_for.088:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.088:0">for</sat> the company to reorganize its drilling business into a separate company and offer a 15% to 20% stake to the public. 
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</instance>
<instance id="call.100">
<answer instance="call.100" senseid="call_for%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
If the government can stick with them, it will be able  to halve this year's 120 billion ruble (US$ 193 billion ) deficit. Officials proposed a cut in the defense budget this year to 70.9 billion rubles (US$ 114.3 billion ) from 77.3 billion rubles (US$ 125 billion ) as well as large cuts in outlays for new factories and equipment.
Tass said the final budget and economic plan <head sats="call_for.100:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.100:0">for</sat> a sharp increase in the production of consumer goods. 
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</instance>

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<instance id="carry.192">
<answer instance="carry.192" senseid="carry_over%2:38:00::"/> 
<context>
Futures prices rose,  extending Tuesday's gains. The December contract advanced 2.50 cents a pound to $1.1650 .
Buying for the most part <head sats="carry_over.192:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_over.192:0">over</sat> from the previous session, and traders apparently ignored reports that a Chilean mine strike may have ended almost before it began, an analyst said. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.125">
<answer instance="carry.125" senseid="carry_on%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; This was not merely alleging errors, but was carried  out by day-after-day allegations in memos, written charges of serious consequence. &quot; This is a distressing thing.
Supposing you or I were being accused in this manner, and yet we were doing our level best to <head sats="carry_on.125:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_on.125:0">on</sat> our work. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.155">
<answer instance="carry.155" senseid="carry_on%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
But for some fool reason he couldn't remember which men he 'd put  on the transfer detail. He stared at the report in Killpath's hand,  sure  it was written  by Accacia -- just as sure as if he 'd submitted it in his scrawled longhand.
He sucked in his breath and kept quiet while Killpath laid down the sheet again, wound the gold-wire stems of his glasses around his ears and then, eying the report as it lay before him on the desk, intoned, &quot; Acting Lieutenant Gunnar Matson one failed to see that the station keeper was properly relieved two absented himself throughout the entire watch without checking on the station's activities or the whereabouts of his section sergeants three permitted members of the Homicide Detail of the Inspector's Bureau to arrogate for their own convenience a patrolman who was thereby prevented from <head sats="carry_on.155:0">carrying</head> <sat id="carry_on.155:0">on</sat> his proper assignment four failed to notify the station commander Acting Captain O.T. Killpath of a homicide occurring in the district five frequented extralegal establishments known as after-hours spots for purposes of an unofficial and purportedly social nature and six &quot; -- he leaned back and peeled off his glasses &quot; -- failed to co-operate with the Acting Captain by returning promptly when so ordere 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.157">
<answer instance="carry.157" senseid="carry_on%2:42:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; This is a distressing thing.  Supposing  you or I were being accused  in this manner, and yet we were doing our level best  to carry on our work.
No organization can <head sats="carry_on.157:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_on.157:0">on</sat> like that. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.000">
<answer instance="carry.000" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
<context>
During the four-day promotion, shoppers at the Short Hills, N.J., store lined up  to pay for big-ticket items like coats and suits. That's not all.
Departing from its newspaper ads featuring prim sketches of a suit or a coat, Brooks Brothers is marketing an updated image in a new campaign that <head>carries</head> the slogan, &quot; The Surprise of Brooks Brothers. &quot; 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.002">
<answer instance="carry.002" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
<context>
They are all priced  at par. There are $12,915,000  of 7% term certificates due 2007, priced   to yield 7.15 %.
The $58.9 million of 7% certificates due 2016 <head>carry</head> the issue's high yield, priced at 97 3 4 to yield 7.19 %. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.006">
<answer instance="carry.006" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
<context>
The Dallas oil and gas concern said that $10 million  of the facility would be used   to consolidate the company's $8.1 million  of existing bank debt, to repurchase 4 million of its 4.9 million shares outstanding of Series D convertible preferred stock, and to purchase a 10% net-profits interest in certain oil and gas properties from one of its existing lenders, National Canada Corp. The remaining $40 million  can be used  over three years for oil and gas acquisitions, the company said  .
Ted Eubank, Coda's president, said the loan <head>carries</head> an interest rate of prime plus one percentage point, with 85% of the company's net oil and gas revenue each month dedicated to repayment. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.009">
<answer instance="carry.009" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
<context>
European portion of $700 million  via Yamaichi International Europe Ltd. Asian portion of $100 million  via Yamatane Securities Europe Ltd.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> one warrant, exercisable from Nov. 28, 1989, through Oct. 26, 1994, to buy shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Oct. 26. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.012">
<answer instance="carry.012" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
<context>
Stone Container Chairman Roger Stone said that, unlike for some other paper products, demand for Stone's principal commodity, unbleached containerboard, remains strong. He expects the price for that product to rise even more next year.
Gaylord Container said analysts are skeptical of it because it's <head>carrying</head> a lot of debt. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.017">
<answer instance="carry.017" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
<context>
Keio Teito Electric Railway Co. (Japan) -- $300 million  of bonds due Nov. 16, 1993, with equity-purchase warrants, indicating a 3 3 4% coupon at par via Nomura International Ltd.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> one warrant, exercisable from Nov. 30 through Nov. 2, 1993, to buy company shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Tuesday. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.019">
<answer instance="carry.019" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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The bonds,  insured  and rated  triple-a by Moody's and S&amp;P, were priced   to yield from 6.30% in 1992 to 7.25% in 2016. There are $46,245,000  of 7% term bonds due 2009, priced  at 97 7 8  to yield 7.20 %, and $64.9 million  of 7.1% term bonds due 2016, priced  at 98 1 4  to yield 7.25 %.
Serial bonds, which all <head>carry</head> 7% coupons, are priced to yield from 6.30% in 1992 to 7% in 2000. 
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Separately, Ford said  it will offer $750  cash rebates to buyers of its 1990-model Ford Bronco sport utility vehicle. It said  it will also offer buyers the option of financing as low as 6.9% on 24-month loans.
Ford also offered the low financing rate option on 1989-model Broncos, which previously <head>carried</head> a $750 cash discount. 
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<answer instance="carry.030" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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Yes, Rose Bancroft, diagnosis: acute alcoholism. She looked about sixty, though I recalled that the chart gave her age as forty-four.
An ugly scar disfigured the somewhat familiar puffy face, already marred by the tell-tale network of broken red veins that heavy drinkers <head>carry</head>. 
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<answer instance="carry.033" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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Many auto dealers now let car buyers charge part or all of their purchase on the American Express card, but few card holders realize this, Mr. Riese says  . Until now, however, buyers who  wanted  to finance part of a car purchase through General Motors Acceptance Corp. couldn't put their down payment on a charge card because of possible conflicts with truth-in-lending and state disclosure laws over finance rates, says  a spokesman for the GM finance arm.
But GMAC approved the Buick program, he says, because the American Express green card requires payment in full upon billing, and so doesn't <head>carry</head> any finance rates. 
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<instance id="carry.046">
<answer instance="carry.046" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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Nippon Signal Co. (Japan) -- 80 million marks of bonds with equity-purchase warrants, indicating a 1 1 2% coupon, due Nov. 9, 1994, and priced  at par, via Commerzbank.  Guaranteed  by Fuji Bank.
Each 5,000 mark bond <head>carries</head> one warrant and one certificate for four warrants, exercisable from Dec. 18, 1989, to Oct. 26, 1994, to buy shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% above the closing share price when prices are fixed Oct. 30. 
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<instance id="carry.048">
<answer instance="carry.048" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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Bill and Bonnie Quinlan are among the first beneficiaries of the new findings. The Dedham, Mass., couple knew even before Bonnie became pregnant in 1987 that any child of theirs had a 50% chance of  being at risk for retinoblastoma, an eye cancer that  occurs about once every 20,000 births.
Mr. Quinlan, 30 years old, knew he <head>carried</head> a damaged gene, having lost an eye to the rare tumor when he was only two months old -- after his mother had suffered the same fate when she was a baby. 
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<instance id="carry.055">
<answer instance="carry.055" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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This could mean diminished issuance of derivative mortgage issues during the next few weeks. Insurance companies have been major buyers of prepayment-protected planned amortization classes (PACs) during the past few months.
The PACs appeal to insurance companies and other investors because they have higher yields than topgrade corporate bonds and <head>carry</head> the guarantee of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, quasi-federal agencies. 
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<instance id="carry.068">
<answer instance="carry.068" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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IBM said  the 16 new J and JH models will generally be available immediately, though three won't ship until the third quarter of next year. Prices on the larger models, which  range as high as $13 million , generally won't change.
Small models, whose performance increased as much as 46 %, will <head>carry</head> higher prices. 
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<instance id="carry.073">
<answer instance="carry.073" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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Many modern scriptwriters seem  to be incapable of  writing drama, or anything else, without foul-mouthed cursing. Sex and violence are routinely included even when they are irrelevant to the script , and high-tech special effects are continually substituted for good plot and character development.
In short, we have a movie and television industry that is either incapable or petrified of making a movie unless it <head>carries</head> a PG-13 or R rating. 
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<instance id="carry.078">
<answer instance="carry.078" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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Diesel Kiki Co. (Japan) -- $200 million  of bonds due Nov. 16, 1994, with equity-purchase warrants, indicating a 4 1 2% coupon at par via Yamaichi International Europe Ltd.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> one warrant, exercisable from Nov. 30 through Nov. 2, 1994, to buy company shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Monday. 
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<instance id="carry.091">
<answer instance="carry.091" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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Fees 1 7 8. Toshiba Corp. (Japan) -- $1.2 billion  of bonds due Nov. 16, 1993, with equity-purchase warrants,  indicating a 3 3 4% coupon at par, via Nomura International Ltd.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> a warrant exercisable Dec. 1, 1989, through Nov. 9, 1993, to buy company shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Nov. 2. 
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<instance id="carry.096">
<answer instance="carry.096" senseid="carry%2:42:13::"/> 
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But there is a risk, which the Japanese discovered  when they first dipped their toes into the market nearly five years ago . Since most mortgages can be prepaid or refinanced  at any time, issuers of mortgage securities retain the right  to buy back their bonds before maturity.
That's a headache for long-term investors, since it forces them to reinvest their money -- usually at lower rates than the original mortgage securities <head>carried</head>. 
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<instance id="carry.027">
<answer instance="carry.027" senseid="carry%2:35:01::"/> 
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The body caressed through my hands like cool satin, and my hands, usually tanned and dark, were pale beside it, and I asked it where the fire colors could come from the coolness of that body . I lowered him so he would not fall and his body slid out onto the cool, newly-plowed earth, from between my pale hands.
The snake worked away very slowly and delicately and with a gorgeous kind of dignity and beauty, and he <head>carried</head> his head a little above the rolled clods. 
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<instance id="carry.131">
<answer instance="carry.131" senseid="carry%2:33:12::"/> 
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Volume totaled 132.1 million shares, which  is about average for the year. Of the 4,348 issues that  changed hands, 1,074 advanced and 866 declined.
Big financial stocks <head>carried</head> the day. 
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<instance id="carry.008">
<answer instance="carry.008" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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Early in November the clouds lifted enough to <head sats="carry_out.008:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.008:0">out</sat> the assigned missions. 
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<instance id="carry.050">
<answer instance="carry.050" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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&quot; I think  our report sums up our finding &quot;, Gross answered . &quot;  Don't forget, here was a man who  had been accusing his colleagues for almost a year of  willfully attempting  to present an incorrect report.
&quot; This was not merely alleging errors, but was <head sats="carry_out.050:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.050:0">out</sat> by day-after-day allegations in memos, written charges of serious consequence. 
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<instance id="carry.051">
<answer instance="carry.051" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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As  reported, PaineWebber bought shares Tuesday as part of a customer strategy shift, although the broker's client was said then  to have been Japanese. Yesterday, PaineWebber declined comment.
When it owns stocks, Renaissance's portfolio typically is composed of about 60 large-capitalization issues; to make buy or sell moves, the firm solicits Wall Street brokerage houses a day or so in advance, looking for the best package price to <head sats="carry_out.051:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.051:0">out</sat> the trades. 
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<instance id="carry.093">
<answer instance="carry.093" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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I believe  Mr. Kageyama left out one major aspect of Japanese culture that  permeated his piece: the belief in the superiority of Japanese culture and behavior vs. others. A manager should not have  to rebut the opinions of his employees about the style of his management.
Instead, he should listen to see how that criticism can be used constructively to advance his objective of <head sats="carry_out.093:0">carrying</head> <sat id="carry_out.093:0">out</sat> a set of tasks through the efforts of his subordinates. 
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<instance id="carry.106">
<answer instance="carry.106" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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And the crew would be automatically brought  out of their suspended animation. These members would then unthaw the rest of the personnel.
And, in the half-year left before reaching their destination, the men would <head sats="carry_out.106:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.106:0">out</sat> whatever preparations were needed. 
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<instance id="carry.119">
<answer instance="carry.119" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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For its employees to sign up for the options, a college also must approve the plan. Some 4,300 institutions are part of the pension fund.
The new options <head sats="carry_out.119:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.119:0">out</sat> part of an agreement that the pension fund, under pressure to relax its strict participation rules and to provide more investment options, reached with the SEC in December. 
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<instance id="carry.130">
<answer instance="carry.130" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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Of course the matter caught the public's attention. We attempted  to conclude this, and did so by  having the papers burned .
Hammarskjold didn't like the way it was <head sats="carry_out.130:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.130:0">out</sat>. 
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<instance id="carry.133">
<answer instance="carry.133" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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Piggybacking on government assertions that General Electric Co. may have covered up fraudulent billings to the Pentagon, two shareholders have filed a civil racketeering suit against the company. The suit was filed  by plaintiffs ' securities lawyer Richard D. Greenfield in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia.
He seeks damages from the company's 15 directors on grounds that they either &quot; participated in or condoned the illegal acts ... or utterly failed to <head sats="carry_out.133:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.133:0">out</sat> their duties as directors. &quot; 
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<instance id="carry.141">
<answer instance="carry.141" senseid="carry_out%2:36:00::"/> 
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But that changed following a resolution from the Supreme Soviet banning cooperatives from  operating in some areas of the economy, and permitting activity in others only if the cooperatives are under contract to the state. All independent media activity is now illegal, which  perhaps is not surprising, but so is  the manufacture of perfume, cosmetics, household chemicals and sand candles.
Medical cooperatives, among the most successful in the U.S.S.R., are banned from providing general-practitioner services (their main source of income ), <head sats="carry_out.141:0">carrying</head> <sat id="carry_out.141:0">out</sat> surgery, and treating cancer patients, drug addicts and pregnant women. 
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<instance id="carry.020">
<answer instance="carry.020" senseid="carry%2:36:00::"/> 
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&quot; Only five of the 40 questions were geography questions. The rest were history, sociology, finance -- subjects  they never had . &quot;
Mrs. Yeargin says that she also wanted to help lift Greenville High School's overall test scores, usually near the bottom of 14 district high schools in rankings <head>carried</head> annually by local newspapers. 
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<instance id="carry.085">
<answer instance="carry.085" senseid="carry%2:36:00::"/> 
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The Educational Network, as Mr. Whittle has named the three programs, has been offered  to 1,290 school districts and Whittle continues  to negotiate with 919 districts. About 10% of the school districts approached  have rejected the network.
Mr. Whittle said that so far, three of the six schools that <head>carried</head> the program in a five-week test last spring have subscribed to the program. 
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<instance id="carry.086">
<answer instance="carry.086" senseid="carry%2:36:00::"/> 
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&quot; Wilder has managed  to get across the idea that Coleman will say anything  to get elected  governor and -- more important -- has been able  to put the onus for all the negative campaigning on Coleman. &quot; Mr. Coleman said this week that he would devote the remainder of the political season to positive campaigning, but the truce lasted only hours.
By Tuesday night, television stations were <head>carrying</head> new ads featuring Mr. Coleman himself raising questions about Mr. Wilder's sensitivity to rape victims. 
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<instance id="carry.095">
<answer instance="carry.095" senseid="carry%2:36:00::"/> 
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At Greenville High School, meanwhile, some students -- especially on the cheerleading squad -- were crushed . &quot; It 's hard  to explain to a 17-year-old why someone  they like  had  to go, &quot; says  Mrs. Ward.
Soon, T-shirts appeared in the corridors that <head>carried</head> the school's familiar red-and-white GHS logo on the front. 
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<instance id="carry.099">
<answer instance="carry.099" senseid="carry%2:36:00::"/> 
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Mr. Engelken, a rabid baseball fan, pores over the sports pages  to chart the exploits of &quot; my favorite and not-so-favorite teams and players. &quot; He often groans, he says  , at the &quot; clutter &quot; of sports stories about drugs, alcohol, gambling and some player's lament &quot; about the miserly millions  he is offered    to play the game. &quot;
His morning paper, the Washington Post, even <head>carries</head> a sports column called &quot; Jurisprudence &quot; that recounts the latest arrests and convictions of players and team managers. 
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<instance id="carry.100">
<answer instance="carry.100" senseid="carry%2:36:00::"/> 
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Each company worries that the other is becoming too powerful and too vertically integrated. Meanwhile, some legal observers say  the Tele-Communications investment and other developments are weakening Viacom's antitrust suit against Time.
Viacom accuses Time in its suit of refusing to <head>carry</head> Showtime or a sister service, The Movie Channel, on Time's Manhattan Cable TV system, one of the nation's largest urban systems. 
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<instance id="carry.170">
<answer instance="carry.170" senseid="carry%2:36:00::"/> 
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A network spokesman wouldn't comment, and ABC Sports officials declined  to be interviewed . But some industry executives said  ABC, in anticipation of a four-game sweep, limited its losses by  jacking up the number of commercials  it aired  in the third and fourth games.
A World Series telecast typically <head>carries</head> 56 30-second commercials, but by the fourth game ABC was cramming in 60 to 62 ads to generate extra revenue. 
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<instance id="carry.123">
<answer instance="carry.123" senseid="carry%2:40:00::"/> 
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As part of the plan, the Houston-based company's 1,100 Stop 'N Go stores will be refocused  to target black, Hispanic, upscale or core middle-class customers.
Stores in upper-income neighborhoods, for instance, will <head>carry</head> high-priced wines, publications such as Vanity Fair, gourmet pasta sauces, oat bran cereals and Weight Watchers and Pritikin products. 
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<instance id="carry.032">
<answer instance="carry.032" senseid="carry%2:32:02::"/> 
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For an American reader, part of the charm of this engaging novel should come in  recognizing that Japan isn't the buttoned-down society of contemporary American lore. It 's also refreshing  to read a Japanese author who  clearly doesn't belong to the self-aggrandizing &quot; we-Japanese &quot; school of writers who  perpetuate the notion of the unique Japanese, unfathomable by outsiders.
If &quot; A Wild Sheep Chase &quot; <head>carries</head> an implicit message for international relations, it's that the Japanese are more like us than most of us think. 
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<instance id="carry.039">
<answer instance="carry.039" senseid="carry%2:32:02::"/> 
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Since his Christ was  to be life size, how was Mary  to hold him on her lap without the relationship seeming ungainly ? ? His Mary would be slender of limb and delicate of proportion, yet she must hold this full-grown man as securely and convincingly as she would  a child.
There was only one way to accomplish this: by design, by drawing diagrams and sketches in which he probed the remotest corner of his mind for creative ideas to <head>carry</head> his concept. 
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<instance id="carry.182">
<answer instance="carry.182" senseid="carry%2:41:01::"/> 
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&quot; Eh, Torino ! ! She gave herself fancy airs ! !
Just because she had a part on the stage in the old country, she thought she could <head>carry</head> her head higher than ours &quot;. 
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<instance id="carry.111">
<answer instance="carry.111" senseid="carry%2:41:02::"/> 
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Mr. Phelan said  the Big Board is likely  to study the program-trading issue. That response annoyed Rep. Markey, House aides said  , and the congressman snapped back that there had been enough studies of the issue and that it was time for action on the matter.
Fifteen of the 26 subcommittee members attended the hearing, most notably Rep. John Dingell (D., Mich. ), the full House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman, who has been willing to let Mr. Markey <head>carry</head> the legislation in recent months. 
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<instance id="carry.010">
<answer instance="carry.010" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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Simms admired the raucous tales emanating from the backwoods, but he had himself social affiliations which  would not allow him to approve them fully. Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, a preacher and a college and university president in four Southern states, published the earliest of these backwoods sketches and in the character Ransy Sniffle, in the accounts of sharp horse-trading and eye-gouging physical combat, and in the shockingly unliterary speech of his characters, he set an example followed  by many after him.
Others who wrote of low characters and low life included Thomas Bangs Thorpe, creator of the Big Bear Of Arkansas and Tom Owen, the Bee-Hunter; ; Johnson Jones Hooper, whose character Simon Suggs bears a close kinship to Flem Snopes in both his willingness to take cruel advantage of all and sundry and the sharpness with which he habitually <head sats="carry_out.010:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.010:0">out</sat> his will; ; and George Washington Harris, whose Tennessee hillbilly character Sut Lovingood perpetrated more unmalicious mischief and more unintended pain than any other character in literature. 
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<instance id="carry.013">
<answer instance="carry.013" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Robert Byrd (D., W.Va.) even added report language listing $49.4 million  in projects  he wants  in the budget next year. No individual illustrated this mix of power more  yesterday than Sen. Daniel Inouye (D., Hawaii ), who  chairs the Senate defense subcommittee.
In the final trading, the House was insistent on setting aside $500 million to <head sats="carry_out.013:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.013:0">out</sat> base closings ordered to begin in fiscal 1990. 
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<instance id="carry.018">
<answer instance="carry.018" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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&quot; Never Too Young &quot; is a different sort of work,  focusing on the 1986 death from cocaine ingestion of Bias, a University of Maryland basketball star ticketed  for sure pro stardom. While the university was  no more  to blame  for that than for the similar fate of any other student, it must bear responsibility for its conduct in the aftermath.
Bias's coach, Lefty Driesell, ordered the room in which Bias died to be cleaned before the police could arrive (the order wasn't <head sats="carry_out.018:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.018:0">out</sat> ), and the school's athletics director issued false information about the academic standing of Bias and other players. 
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<instance id="carry.040">
<answer instance="carry.040" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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Renaissance declined  to confirm the move, but its stock purchases were thought  to have begun Tuesday,  timed  to coincide with the maturity this week of Treasury bills owned  by the firm. The other half of its portfolio is expected  to remain invested in Treasury bills for the time being.
Wall Street executives said they believed that Renaissance's $900 million buy program was <head sats="carry_out.040:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.040:0">out</sat> by PaineWebber Inc. 
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<instance id="carry.058">
<answer instance="carry.058" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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In June, 1940, Sergeant Helion, with a company of reserve troops waiting  to go into battle, was sketching the hills south of the Loire River, when the war suddenly rolled in upon him . Its first apparition was a long, gloomy column of refugees riding in farm wagons, or pushing prams.
His company then <head sats="carry_out.058:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.058:0">out</sat> a confused retreating movement until it was surrounded by the Germans, a few days before France capitulated. 
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<instance id="carry.064">
<answer instance="carry.064" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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John was quietly insistent. &quot; There can be no compromise when souls are in jeopardy  &quot;.
A week later the sentence of the Council was <head sats="carry_out.064:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.064:0">out</sat>: Jake Camaret and the woman were marched naked through the streets past a mocking populace. 
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<instance id="carry.070">
<answer instance="carry.070" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
<context>
Does this corporation have a high-quality management team with a good track record? Does this team have a viable strategy for  improving shareholder values, and does this strategy require implementation over an extended period?
Will the adoption of this particular form of a poison pill significantly improve the chances for management to <head sats="carry_out.070:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.070:0">out</sat> this strategy? 
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<instance id="carry.077">
<answer instance="carry.077" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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In addition, the officials say  Israel hasn't presented convincing evidence  these acts were ordered  by Fatah or by any group  Mr. Arafat controls . U.S. terrorism experts also say  they are highly uncertain about the veracity of the separate documents leaked  to the New York Times.
The papers, which Israel says were discovered in Israeli-occupied Gaza, refer to terrorist acts to be <head sats="carry_out.077:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.077:0">out</sat> in the name of a group called &quot; the Revolutionary Eagles. &quot; 
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<instance id="carry.081">
<answer instance="carry.081" senseid="carry_out%2:30:00::"/> 
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Under the circumstances, I had difficulty  keeping up with the conversation on the phone, but when I hung up  I was reasonably certain that Francesca had wanted  to remind me of our town meeting the next evening, and how important it  was  that Hank and I be there. I discovered that the girls had shrewdly vacated the kitchen, and were playing quietly in the living room.
It seemed that I would be the gainer if I accepted the peace and quiet, instead of <head sats="carry_out.081:0">carrying</head> <sat id="carry_out.081:0">out</sat> my threats. 
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<instance id="carry.122">
<answer instance="carry.122" senseid="carry_through%2:41:00::"/> 
<context>
Oshkosh Truck attributed the downturn in its earnings to higher start-up costs of its new chassis division, a softer motor-home market and higher administrative costs of compliance with government contractor regulations. The company said  it is in the process of  phasing out John Deere, its current source of production for midsized motor home chassis.
In anticipation of the start-up of its new factory, the company said a larger-than-normal chassis supply has been built to <head sats="carry_through.122:0">carry</head> it <sat id="carry_through.122:0">through</sat> the transition period. 
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<instance id="carry.014">
<answer instance="carry.014" senseid="carry%2:42:12::"/> 
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He daydreamed on the rock while she swam and splashed around. Once when she asked why he never went  swimming and he answered, &quot; Don't feel like it &quot; , he was tempted  to tell her about  being scared.
But Victoria began yodeling just then and he went home, <head>carrying</head> Sabella in the back of his head, not thinking about her, just knowing she was there, smiling, smelling of peppermints. 
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<instance id="carry.024">
<answer instance="carry.024" senseid="carry%2:42:12::"/> 
<context>
Nor has Beijing hinted to its citizens that it will publish the identities of those killed . So far, the victims are officially considered  evil-doers, and their families receive no compensation.
A man gunned down by a stray bullet while cycling to work <head>carries</head>, after his death, the official stigma of &quot; counterrevolutionary, &quot; his wife says. 
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<instance id="carry.063">
<answer instance="carry.063" senseid="carry%2:42:12::"/> 
<context>
The French film maker Claude Chabrol has managed another kind of weird achievement with his &quot; Story of Women. &quot; He has made a harsh, brilliant picture -- one that 's captivating -- about a character who,  viewed  from the most sympathetic angle,  would seem disagreeable.
Yet this woman, Marie-Louise Giraud, <head>carries</head> historical significance, both as one of the last women to be executed in France and as a symbol of the Vichy government's hypocrisy. 
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<instance id="carry.084">
<answer instance="carry.084" senseid="carry%2:42:12::"/> 
<context>
And yet it is not . It is but so-so &quot;.
Indefinite reference also <head>carries</head> double-meaning where an allusion to one person or thing seems to refer to another. 
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<instance id="carry.088">
<answer instance="carry.088" senseid="carry%2:42:12::"/> 
<context>
The key to Pinkerton's future will be  sticking to what it does  best --  being a security company, says   Mr. Wathen. The company is also renewing its emphasis on investigations, particularly undercover investigations for corporations.
Although investigations now account for only about 5% of Pinkerton's total revenue, that side of the business has traditionally been the more &quot; glamorous &quot; of the two and it <head>carries</head> historical and sentimental value. 
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<instance id="carry.097">
<answer instance="carry.097" senseid="carry%2:42:12::"/> 
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Moreover, because of the particular blot on your family escutcheon through what  may only have been one unbridled moment on your grandmother's part, and because you had the lean-to kitchen and trundle bed of your childhood   to outgrow , what you obviously most desired  with both your conscious and unconscious person, what you bent your whole will, sensibility, and intelligence upon , was  to be a lady. Before  being daughter, wife, or mother, before  being cultured (a word now bereft  both socially and politically of the sheen  you children of frontiersmen bestowed  on it ), before  being sorry for the poor, progressive about public health, and prettily if somewhat imprecisely humanitarian, indeed first and foremost, you were a lady.
There was, of course, more to the portrait of a lady you <head>carried</head> in your mind's eye than the sine qua non of her virtue. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.053">
<answer instance="carry.053" senseid="carry%2:35:09::"/> 
<context>
An argument with Orville Torrence Killpath was as frustrating  and as futile  as a cap pistol on a firing range. Killpath leaned forward again, rocked comfortably with his arms still wrapped  around one knee.
&quot; Let's just remember, Sergeant, that we must all <head>carry</head> our own umbrella. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.158">
<answer instance="carry.158" senseid="carry%2:35:09::"/> 
<context>
Then Miriam varied the senseless psychological warfare by  suddenly withdrawing a suit for separate maintenance that  had been pending, and  asking for divorce on the grounds of cruelty, with the understanding that Wright would not contest it. The Bank of Wisconsin sent a representative to the judge's chambers in Madison  to give information on Wright's ability  to meet the terms.
He said that the architect might reasonably be expected to <head>carry</head> his financial burdens if all harrassment could be brought to an end, and that the bank would accept a mortgage on Taliesin to help bring this about. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.164">
<answer instance="carry.164" senseid="carry%2:35:09::"/> 
<context>
In such an environment, a market maker can absorb huge losses. But the recent volatility in stock prices caused  by the program trading has made some market makers less willing  to soak up the stocks that  are for sale.
The market makers say they aren't comfortable <head>carrying</head> big positions in stocks because they realize prices can tumble quickly. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.062">
<answer instance="carry.062" senseid="carry_to_term%2:29:00::"/> 
<context>
However, Dr. Etienne-Emile Baulieu, the French physician who  invented RU-486, wrote in a Science magazine article last month that the rabbit-test results could not be duplicated  in rats and monkeys. The drug has a three-dimensional structure similar to that of DES, the anti-miscarriage drug that  has been linked  to cervical and vaginal cancer in some of the daughters of the women who  took it.
All the published studies recommend that women on whom the drug proves ineffective not <head sats="carry_to_term.062:0 carry_to_term.062:1">carry</head> the pregnancy <sat id="carry_to_term.062:0">to</sat> <sat id="carry_to_term.062:1">term</sat> but undergo a surgical abortion. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.005">
<answer instance="carry.005" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
There's better things   to do  than  listen to something like that. I 'll be down at the creek  finishing the dishes, if you want me &quot;.
He found the pan where he had dropped it and <head>carried</head> it back down to the stream. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.011">
<answer instance="carry.011" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
She trudged along slowly, both hands clutching a tired teddy bear. She was at the moment just a small, walking package, being delivered  to her aunt's and uncle's house.
Unlike Susan, she was traveling light; ; the worn teddy bear, a tiny suitcase that Jim <head>carried</head>, and the clothes she wore, were all she had. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.021">
<answer instance="carry.021" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
She got so drunk  I had  to take her home. It was a walk up on Hudson Street.
She just about made me <head>carry</head> her upstairs and then she clung to me and wouldn't let me go. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.022">
<answer instance="carry.022" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
There were ten men on the patrol which Sergeant Prevot led  out that next night. The beaming ROK was carrying a thirty-caliber machine gun; ; another man lugged the tripod and a box of ammunition.
Warren and White each <head>carried</head>, in addition to their own weapons and ammo, a box of ammo for the ROK's machine gun. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.025">
<answer instance="carry.025" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Her blond hair was frowzy, her dress torn  in several places, and her shoes were so completely  worn  out that they were practically no protection. It  must have hurt her  even to walk, for the sole was completely off her left foot and Morgan saw that it was bruised  and bleeding.
He picked her up, sliding one hand under her shoulders, the other under her knees, and <head>carried</head> her into the house. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.031">
<answer instance="carry.031" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
There was, of course, no hope  it really would be that simple. The sniper, whether psychopathic marksman or murderer by intent, would hardly have walked to his vantage point with rifle over shoulder,  whistling a marching tune.
Anybody <head>carrying</head> anything that might hide a rifle? ? 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.034">
<answer instance="carry.034" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Then he went back for Roberts. The body was heavier than he had anticipated.
He got it onto his shoulder after some work and <head>carried</head> it outside and down to the Jeep. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.036">
<answer instance="carry.036" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>

It had grown hot early that day, and I hoped that the boy, my brother's son, would soon come across the broad black area of plowed ground, <head>carrying</head> the jar of cool water. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.042">
<answer instance="carry.042" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; I'm Dan Morgan. This is the Rafter A .
You fell down in front of the house, and I <head>carried</head> you in. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.049">
<answer instance="carry.049" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
He had come because he could not live out his life  feeling that he had been a coward. There were ten men on the patrol which Sergeant Prevot led  out that next night.
The beaming ROK was <head>carrying</head> a thirty-caliber machine gun; ; another man lugged the tripod and a box of ammunition. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.054">
<answer instance="carry.054" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Revenue last year increased by more than 11% over 1988, and net income nearly tripled from restated year-earlier net of $900 million . The group attributed the strong results to the favorable economic climate, rising demand for air travel and improved average yield (revenue received  per ton of traffic transported  a kilometer ).
Systemwide, IATA airlines <head>carried</head> 632 million passengers last year, 2% more than in 1987. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.061">
<answer instance="carry.061" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Soon they were all shouting greetings, exchanging smiles, and rejoicing  to think that they were all back together again. But even a reunion as joyous as this one did not make a break in the routines of the day.
Nor could they stop and find out about all that had happened until they made circle, tended the cattle, tethered the horses, gathered fuel, <head>carried</head> water, and started their cooking fires. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.071">
<answer instance="carry.071" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
He bounced exuberantly on the sagging bed and was even more delighted when Madame Lalaurie -- after  closing the door -- showed the slave that the bed was designed  for something other than slumber . It  was just as well that the ignorant Dandy enjoyed himself to the hilt that first evening, for the room was  to become his prison cell.
When he finally left the sinister mansion on Perdido Street, he was <head>carried</head> out in a coroner's basket. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.079">
<answer instance="carry.079" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Managers learn  to spot opportunities  to increase customer satisfaction through speed, and shift some responsibility for  analyzing, improving and streamlining work processes from themselves to teams of employees. One team at the Federal Express Ground Operations station in Natick, Mass., focused on a particularly time-sensitive operation: the morning package sort.
Every morning, tractor-trailer trucks arrive at the Natick Ground Station from Boston's Logan Airport, <head>carrying</head> the day's package load. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.082">
<answer instance="carry.082" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
The massive temblor, which  killed at least 61 people, severed the Bay Bridge, a major artery to the east, and closed most ramps leading to and from Highway 101, the biggest artery to the south. It  will take several weeks  to repair the bridge, and several months  to repair some of the 101 connections.
But in spite of a wind-driven rainstorm, gridlock never materialized, mainly because the Bay Area Rapid Transit subway system <head>carried</head> 50% more passengers than normal. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.090">
<answer instance="carry.090" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<answer instance="carry.090" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
They reincarnated the figures of human beings banished  from his canvases since the 1920 's. These new pictures focussed on the familiar and commonplace objects that he had heard the men in his prison camp talking about  as the things  they missed  most, hence associated with the sense of lost freedom: the cafe at the corner, the newspaper kiosk, the girls in doorways and windows along the street, the golden-crusted French bread  they lacked , the cigarettes denied them .
One of the pictures was of a man with hat drawn over his face ceremoniously lighting a cigarette; ; others were of men doffing their hats to each other, <head>carrying</head> umbrellas with pomp, reading newspapers, or simply showing loaves of bread spread out. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.092">
<answer instance="carry.092" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
He tossed the bag into the pit and watched dry dust spray up around it. When the dust settled , he went back to the Jeep and carefully worked Roberts ' body onto his shoulder.
It wasn't like <head>carrying</head> the suitcase. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.103">
<answer instance="carry.103" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Chinese leader Deng told former President Nixon that the U.S. was deeply involved in &quot; the turmoil and counterrevolutionary rebellion &quot; that  gripped Beijing last spring. Nixon, on the fourth day of a private visit to China, said that damage to Sino-U.S. relations was &quot; very great, &quot;  calling the situation &quot; the most serious &quot; since 1972.
Afghanistan's troops broke through a guerrilla blockade on the strategic Salang Highway, allowing trucks <head>carrying</head> food and other necessities to reach Kabul after a missile attack on rebel strongholds. 
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</instance>
<instance id="carry.107">
<answer instance="carry.107" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; And now &quot;, said  Tilghman with deadly calm, &quot; I 'll repeat what I said . I 've come for Pat Conyers ' body &quot;.
In two minutes the body of Tilghman's former comrade, who had been killed by Blue Throat in a gambling brawl the previous night, was <head>carried</head> into the town's funeral parlor to be prepared for decent burial. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.112">
<answer instance="carry.112" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
He drove in low gear to the fork in the road and swung as close as possible to the entrance to the abandoned mine. He parked  facing it and left the headlights on, but when he started into the tunnel with the suitcase , he found  the illumination extended no farther than half a dozen feet into the passage.
He went back and got the flashlight, returned to the tunnel and <head>carried</head> the suitcase to the edge of the pit he had found earlier. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.113">
<answer instance="carry.113" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
She has small, broad, capable hands and an enormous energy. She is not only a trained mathematician and Classicist, but a good architect.
She designed and supervised the building of the Harbert, Michigan, house, most of which was constructed by one local carpenter who <head>carried</head> the heavy beams singly upon his shoulder. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.117">
<answer instance="carry.117" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
At that moment the bathroom door flew  open and Eugene came out, with his face lathered for shaving, and strode down the hall,  tying the sash of his dressing gown as he went. The telephone was in the study but the ringing came from the hall.
Between the telephone and the wall plug there was sixty feet of cord, and when the conversation came to an end, Eugene <head>carried</head> the instrument with him the whole length of the apartment, to his bathroom, where it rang three more times while he was shaving and in the tub. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.121">
<answer instance="carry.121" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
He was no longer able  to relax in the presence of his parents and found it  difficult  to keep up a conversation with his mother or father, no matter the subject. As for The Book of the Dead, it along with his other books on religion had been incarcerated  in a furnace in the basement of the building in which he had lived  in New York.
He had dusted each of the books carefully and <head>carried</head> them all to the basement and, trembling at having to open the big furnace, given them up to the flames. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.126">
<answer instance="carry.126" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
It didn't have  to be perfect. Roberts was a wastrel.
Walking away on impulse, he might logically leave behind what it was inconvenient to <head>carry</head>. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.128">
<answer instance="carry.128" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
At dawn Argiento went to Jacopo Galli. Galli arrived with his family surgeon, Maestro Lippi.
The surgeon <head>carried</head> a cage of live pigeons. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.129">
<answer instance="carry.129" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
The flat-bottomed boat swung slowly to the pull of the current. A soldier held the end of a frayed rope.
Three Union guards appeared, <head>carrying</head> their rifles at ready. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.132">
<answer instance="carry.132" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
The beaming ROK was carrying a thirty-caliber machine gun; ; another man lugged the tripod and a box of ammunition. Warren and White each carried, in addition to their own weapons and ammo, a box of ammo for the ROK's machine gun.
Others <head>carried</head> extra clips for the Browning Automatic Rifle, which was in the hands of a little Mexican named Martinez. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.136">
<answer instance="carry.136" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot;  Go on in &quot;, he says . &quot; They 'll tell you what 's cooking &quot;.
Even then, as you go into the house oppressed by the knowledge that something is cooking and that your house has passed under this unaccountable, official control, could you go on forgetting that you still had that ridiculous hat on your head and you were still <head>carrying</head> that childish horn in your hand? ? 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.137">
<answer instance="carry.137" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
The group attributed the strong results to the favorable economic climate, rising demand for air travel and improved average yield (revenue received  per ton of traffic transported  a kilometer ). Systemwide, IATA airlines carried 632 million passengers  last year, 2% more than in 1987.
But passenger-kilometers, the distance flown while <head>carrying</head> people, increased 5.3% in 1988. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.147">
<answer instance="carry.147" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Hold your fire &quot; ! ! A voice called , and what  made it even more terrible and unreal was that the redcoat ranks never paused for an instant, only some of them glancing toward the stone wall, from behind which the voice came . The front of their column had already passed us, when another officer came riding down the side of the road, not five paces from where we were .
My Cousin Simmons <head>carried</head> a musket, but he had loaded it with bird shot, and as the officer came opposite him, he rose up behind the wall and fired. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.149">
<answer instance="carry.149" senseid="carry%2:35:02::"/> 
<context>
Don't you and Barney ever use your brains &quot;? ? The fat man didn't answer.
He got one of the menus and brushed the spilled sugar onto it and <head>carried</head> it to a box on the floor behind the counter. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.044">
<answer instance="carry.044" senseid="carry_on%2:41:00::"/> 
<context>
Last week, Miami-based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries, the Finnish shipyard that  is building Carnival's new cruise ships, planned  to file for bankruptcy.
Yesterday, Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will <head sats="carry_on.044:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_on.044:0">on</sat> Waertsilae's shipbuilding operations. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.056">
<answer instance="carry.056" senseid="carry_on%2:41:00::"/> 
<context>
A letter awaited her at Princeton. Paula says that even though Carl's letters usually began, &quot; Dear Miss Steichen &quot;, there was an understanding  from the beginning that they would become husband and wife.
Paula generously lent me one of Carl's love letters, dated February 21, 1908, Hotel Athearn, Oshkosh, Wisconsin: &quot; Dear Miss Steichen: It is a very good letter you send me -- softens the intensity of this guerilla warfare I am <head sats="carry_on.056:0">carrying</head> <sat id="carry_on.056:0">on</sat> up here. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.045">
<answer instance="carry.045" senseid="carry%2:35:12::"/> 
<context>
Her scream split up the silence of the car,  accompanied  by the rattling of the freight, and then Cappy came off the floor, his legs driving him hard. The kid hit the bigger man with an audible thwump ! !
And <head>carried</head> him backward in a footballer's tackle. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.052">
<answer instance="carry.052" senseid="carry%2:35:12::"/> 
<context>
He paced forward unsteadily,  leaning too far back, his head tilted oddly. His steps were short and stiff, and, with his head thrown back, his progress was a supercilious strut.
He appeared to be peering haughtily down his nose at the crowded and unclean vessel that would <head>carry</head> him to freedom. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.001">
<answer instance="carry.001" senseid="carry%2:40:13::"/> 
<context>
While some assets have been written  down, others are undervalued  in the accounts, Mr. Bond maintained  . Among these are  the company's Australian brewing assets, in the books at A$ 950 million  but actually worth A$ 2.5 billion , he said  .
An investment in Chile's telephone company is <head>carried</head> at US$ 300 million but really worth US$ 500 million, and the company's property portfolio is undervalued by at least A$ 250 million, Mr. Bond said. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.003">
<answer instance="carry.003" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
He would not carry a brief case. Nor would he work at all.
He would square his shoulders and <head>carry</head> a cane before each step. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.004">
<answer instance="carry.004" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
He had a legitimate reason for  wearing it. It was payday for Highlands, and he was packing a lot of money back into the oil fields.
Moreover, as long as the weapon was <head>carried</head> openly, the sheriff's office had made no previous issue of it. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.007">
<answer instance="carry.007" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
And she wanted desperately  to see someone  she had known  back there. She felt, rather than saw, the approach of the good-looking young man.
He came through from the Fleet Bar, which was stag, with the ice cubes tinkling in a glass he <head>carried</head>. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.038">
<answer instance="carry.038" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
He could not afford  to lose a drop of the precious water, so he spent most of his waking hours along the ditches in his meadows. He had no idea how much time Budd would give him .
In any case, he had no intention of being caught asleep, so he <head>carried</head> his revolver in its holster on his hip and he took his Winchester with him and leaned it against the fence. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.041">
<answer instance="carry.041" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
Later, they 'd heard the rumble of thunder and then, just outside Rockfork, they ran into rain. Those who  had slickers donned them.
The others put on old coats or ducking jackets, whichever they <head>carried</head> behind their saddle cantles. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.060">
<answer instance="carry.060" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
The War Department wrote Mr. Manuel a letter and said  he was a hero. I saw that letter.
He <head>carried</head> it in a little wallet made of fish skin &quot;. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.069">
<answer instance="carry.069" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
He would not be like the &quot; rich Americans &quot; who  lived in white-columned houses on the other side of the park. He would not ride the eight-thirty local to the city each morning.
He would not <head>carry</head> a brief case. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.074">
<answer instance="carry.074" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
Carrozza rides in the park, the Colosseum by moonlight, he specialized . Theresa turned away  to escape, and climbed to a higher landing where the steps divided in two .
There she walked to the far left and leaned on a vacant section of banister, while the vendor picked himself another well-dressed American lady, <head>carrying</head> a camera and a handsome alligator bag, ascending the steps alone. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.076">
<answer instance="carry.076" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>

She was <head>carrying</head> a quirt, and she started to raise it, then let it fall again and dangle from her wrist. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.087">
<answer instance="carry.087" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
A song by American singer Tracy Chapman praising jailed black leader Nelson Mandela was banned  from South African state radio and television. The South African Broadcasting Corp. said  the song &quot; Freedom Now &quot; was &quot; undesirable for broadcasting. &quot; ...
Britain's House of Commons passed a law that will force English soccer fans to <head>carry</head> identity cards to enter stadiums. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.089">
<answer instance="carry.089" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
&quot; That's silly -- lemon in mouth &quot;, she said . But since the gourmet insisted that it is done  that way at the most fashionable dinners, the girl reluctantly agreed.
So she brought the fish in whole, and she <head>carried</head> a lemon in her mouth. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.116">
<answer instance="carry.116" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
I raised my eyes  to look at her in the mirror. &quot; I didn't really use yours &quot;, she went on.
&quot; I <head>carry</head> one in my purse. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.120">
<answer instance="carry.120" senseid="carry%2:42:01::"/> 
<context>
&quot; There are some things that  have gone on here that nobody can explain , &quot; she says . Mr. Baker promises  to return if the haunting continues.
For especially stubborn haunts, Mr. Baker <head>carries</head> a secret weapon, a vial of cornstarch. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.035">
<answer instance="carry.035" senseid="carry%2:42:02::"/> 
<context>
Courtaulds ' restructuring is among the largest thus far in Britain, though it is dwarfed  by B.A.T Industries PLC's plans  to spin off roughly #4 billion  in assets  to help  fend off a takeover bid from Anglo-French financier Sir James Goldsmith. The divested Courtaulds textile operations had operating profit of #50 million  on #980 million  in revenue in the year ended March 31.
Some analysts have said Courtaulds ' moves could boost the company's value by 5% to 10 %, because the two entities separately will <head>carry</head> a higher price earnings multiple than they did combined. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.037">
<answer instance="carry.037" senseid="carry%2:42:02::"/> 
<context>
State loan guarantees are rarely a source of controversy. However, some bankers cited possible parallels between the Waertsilae Marine case and the collapse of Norway's state-owned Kongsberg Vappenfabrikk AS two years ago.
In that case, international banks and investors incurred big losses because they incorrectly believed the company's debt <head>carried</head> implicit state guarantees. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.108">
<answer instance="carry.108" senseid="carry%2:42:02::"/> 
<context>
Jamaica, wary of  upsetting its Caribbean Basin allies, has apparently instructed its lobbyist  to abandon the provision initially drafted  by Mr. Gray, but the greater question is whether Mr. Inouye, who  has strong ties to the sugar industry, is able  to insert a claim by the Philippines. In separate floor action, the House waived budget restrictions and gave quick approval to $3.18 billion  in supplemental appropriations for law enforcement and anti-drug programs in fiscal 1990.
The funding is attached to an estimated $27.1 billion transportation bill that goes next to the Senate and <head>carries</head> with it a proposed permanent smoking ban on virtually all U.S. domestic airline flights. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="carry.139">
<answer instance="carry.139" senseid="carry%2:42:02::"/> 
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On U.S. military presence in Asia:  Asked  if his offer  to allow the American military to use facilities in Singapore would help preserve America's presence in the region at bases in the Philippines, he said, &quot; What we have done  is  make it  easier for the Philippines to continue  to host American bases without it being said  they are lackeys of the imperialists and the only ones in Asia or in Southeast Asia. We are willing  to share the political burden of  being host to America, an imperial power.
We think it isn't such a great burden, that it <head>carries</head> no stigma, and we are prepared to do it. &quot; 
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He had made himself the personification of the Devil to the homesteaders. But to the cattlemen who  had been facing bankruptcy from rustling losses and to the cowboys who  had been faced  with lay-offs a few years earlier, he was becoming a vastly different type of legendary figure.
Such ranchers as Coble and Clay and the Bosler brothers <head>carried</head> him on their books as a cowhand even while he was receiving a much larger salary from parties unknown. 
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&quot; If there's diamonds out there, we 'll get to them, &quot; says  Les Johns, De Beers's engineering manager. Here,  wedged  between shifting dunes and pounding waves at the world's most inhospitable diamond dig, lies the earth's most precious jewel box.
Thanks to centuries of polishing by Mother Nature -- first in the gentle current of the Orange River that <head>carried</head> the stones from South Africa's interior, then in the cold surf of the ocean, and finally in the coarse sands of the desert -- 98% of the diamonds uncovered are of gem quality. 
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The products already available are cross-connect systems, used  instead of mazes of wiring  to interconnect other telecommunications equipment. This cuts down greatly on labor, Mr. Buchner said  .
To be introduced later are a multiplexer, which will allow several signals to travel along a single optical line; a light-wave system, which <head>carries</head> voice channels; and a network controller, which directs data flow through cross-connect systems. 
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Their report appears in today's issue of the journal Nature. The finding marks a significant step in research on &quot; bulk &quot; superconductors, which  are aimed  at use in wires for motors, magnets, generators and other applications.
Scientists had obtained even higher current-carrying capacity in thin films of the new superconductors, but have had problems increasing the amount of current that bulk crystals could <head>carry</head>. 
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However, Paul Johanson, Monsanto's director of plant sciences, said  the company's chemical spray overcomes these problems and is &quot; gentle on the female organ. &quot; Biosource Genetics Corp., Vacaville, Calif., is developing a spray containing a gene that  spreads from cell to cell and interferes with the genes that  are responsible for  producing pollen.
This gene, called &quot; gametocide, &quot; is <head>carried</head> into the plant by a virus that remains active for a few days. 
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The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal-lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could <head>carry</head> to 600,000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field. 
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In any case, they avoid  having  to write off the loans. Some agencies simply keep bad loans on the books; as late as 1987, the Export-Import Bank held in its portfolio at face value loans made  to Cuba in the 1950s.
More seriously, FmHA has <head>carried</head> several billion dollars of defaulted loans at face value. 
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Let's ride &quot;. Chapter two
Barton's men cut the telegraph wires in half a dozen places, <head sats="carry_away.016:0">carrying</head> <sat id="carry_away.016:0">away</sat> whole sections to make repairs more difficult. 
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Who  reported to you the disappearance of handspikes and heavers and who &quot; -- He was interrupted  by a crash from the deck and sprang toward the ladder, with Gansevoort and Heiser behind him.
A glance revealed that the main topgallant mast had been <head sats="carry_away.047:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_away.047:0">away</sat>. 
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He bellowed orders and watched the alert response of some of his men and watched, too, the way  a dozen or more turned their heads questioningly toward the shackled figure as though for further instruction . Adrien Deslonde hastened to Alexander's side.
&quot; Small violently jerked the weather-royal brace with full intention to <head sats="carry_away.065:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_away.065:0">away</sat> the mast. 
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The policy was contained  in an exchange of letters last October between the Senate intelligence committee and the CIA and National Security Council. Staff lawyers for both sides were busy  agreeing with one another about what the U.S. could not do   to oust the Panamanian thug.
They simply got <head sats="carry_away.083:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_away.083:0">away</sat> with interpreting what the executive order banning assassinations really meant. 
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You see, besides  being custodian of antiquities, I am also registrar. No, I don't hold with those who  live entirely among dead things.
I know as well as the next man that a ship is called from the rigging she <head>carries</head>, where the live wind blows, and not from the hull. 
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&quot; We believe that the vast majority of imported material is safe. But there is a small risk that some  were imported  with high radiation levels. &quot;
Mr. Hickey added that the stones found in Hong Kong are thought to <head>carry</head> double the U.S. radiation limit, although he noted that double or even triple the U.S. limit is &quot; still in the range of safe levels. &quot; 
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Fleischman with eight was  to patrol the Leyte Gulf area, with his main task  to get any kamikaze before they got to the ships. Greg himself took two flights, with Todman leading the second,  to patrol and look for targets of opportunities around Ormoc on the east coast of Leyte.
Each plane <head>carried</head> two five-hundred pound bombs. 
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In other collaborative activities individuals take turns in sitting vigilantly alert while others feed, thereby functioning as watchdogs or guards. There is a regular changeover between individuals in the performance of this activity. When the alarm is given the group assembles and may mob collectively a potential predator. Males are usually most involved in attacking predators and may <head>collaborate</head> to kill snakes as dangerous prey. They are also prominent in investigating potentially dangerous occurrences in the day's routine. The group also collaborate in offering food to the young still in the nest. Apparently, it is group care for the young that leads to the higher rank of younger rather than older non-reproductives in the group. 
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He often went over the head of union officials, appealing directly to the workforce, and, to a great extent, the workforce accepted his proposals, thereby improving productivity and dramatically reducing the days lost through industrial disputes. After unsuccessful attempts to merge or <head>collaborate</head> with Renault and certain other European manufacturers in 1978 9, Leyland announced proposals to collaborate with Honda in 1979. The management of the company had concluded it was too small to survive on its own. The European car industry The European car industry has increasingly become dominated by a small number of large companies. 
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The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies, and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting. In recent months, a string of cross-border mergers and joint ventures have reshaped the once-balkanized world of European arms manufacture.
Already, British Aerospace and French government-controlled Thomson-CSF <head>collaborate</head> on a British missile contract and on an air-traffic control radar system. 
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Peru owes a further $760million in arrears on its repayments of past loans from the Fund. The country has now committed itself to stay up to date with future payments. In return, the IMF will send a mission to Lima to <head>collaborate</head> in drawing up a medium-term economic programme, and will seek financial support for Peru. The four-point agreement follows more than a year of contacts with the Fund by Peru's foreign debt negotiator, Abel Salinas, and is an about-turn by President Alan Garcia. 
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He often went over the head of union officials, appealing directly to the workforce, and, to a great extent, the workforce accepted his proposals, thereby improving productivity and dramatically reducing the days lost through industrial disputes. After unsuccessful attempts to merge or <head>collaborate</head> with Renault and certain other European manufacturers in 1978 9, Leyland announced proposals to collaborate with Honda in 1979. The management of the company had concluded it was too small to survive on its own. The European car industry The European car industry has increasingly become dominated by a small number of large companies. 
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So far, everything he had produced in London had been lighthearted, but his next creation, Sea Change, was a complete contrast in mood. It was also on a bigger scale and, for the first time, he was to <head>collaborate</head> with a distinguished painter for the designs. It was Ninette de Valois who put him in touch with John Piper, whose work he had already known and admired before leaving Cape Town, although only from reproductions, just as much as his musical knowledge came from recordings. 
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In such a time anyone who lacks the courage to be curious and questioning, the capacity to grow into new competencies, and the confidence to communicate and <head>collaborate</head> with others, is severely handicapped, and his or her educators are guilty of gross dereliction of duty. 
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But if it should be the girl who got into the car, Rahmi would not press the button, and she could drive away in blissful ignorance. The bomb would be quite safe until it was armed. `No button, no bang, &quot; said Ellis. Rahmi liked the idea and asked Ellis if he would <head>collaborate</head> with Pepe Gozzi on making the bomb. `Sure, &quot; said Ellis. Then there was one more snag. `I 've got a friend, &quot; Rahmi said, `who wants to meet you both, Ellis and Pepe. 
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And while IBM is undoubtedly now more of a computer-services company, much of this business is a spin-off from its installed base of mainframes   hardly a growing market. Moreover, none of the arguments put forward in favour of keeping IBM in one piece actually offers a good reason for doing so. Set free, IBM's individual businesses could still <head>collaborate</head>, if that was what customers demanded, as all of IBM's many units now do with outside firms. If customers preferred more choice, as most do today, IBM's existing subsidiaries could compete for their business more fiercely and profitably than they ever can as part of Big Blue. Which is why Mr Gerstner should make the break. Tax deficient 
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Nearer home, Northern Ireland only produced renewed deadlock. There was, in truth, little initiative that any British government could offer in the unpromising circumstances of 1977 8. The return of a Fianna Fáil government under Jack Lynch meant something of a decline in Anglo-Irish cordiality or willingness to <head>collaborate</head> in security matters, while the end of the constitutional assembly in early 1977 had removed any prospect of finding any viable Ulster administration to modify the picture of direct rule from Westminster. Under Roy Mason, the tough ex-miner who had succeeded Merlyn Rees as Home Secretary, a strong policy was adopted against the violence of Sinn Fein. 
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This may not always be easy. In America and Europe much basic research is conducted at universities, offering foreign firms easier access to the best researchers. Japanese universities are rarely the home of world-class R &amp; D, though this is changing slowly. Nevertheless, Japanese companies seem as willing to sell technology, or <head>collaborate</head> on its development, as any other firms, when doing so offers them some advantage. If others can see them as an engine driving innovation around the world, rather than a sump draining it off, they may find there is much to gain. Unholy dentistry BETHESDA, MARYLAND 
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1.2 WHEREAS the Parties hereto desire to <head>collaborate</head> with each other, in accordance with the conditions governing offers of financial support by IEATP, in a project involving the creation of the National Corpus of the English Language 1.3 THE Parties HEREBY AGREE to abide by the following statements and undertakings. 2 DEFINITIONS AND TERMS 
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However, the Communists, who emerged for a second time as power broker despite their loss of seven seats in parliament, has made it clear that they will not <head>collaborate</head> with the Pasok leader whom they indicted for alleged wrongdoing during the interim left-right coalition government of Mr Tzannis Tzannetakis. If, as expected, Mr Papandreou also fails to form a government, the mandate will automatically pass on to the Communists. 
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Most avant-garde creators, true to their interest in the self-sufficiency of pure movement, have tended  to dress their dancers in simple lines and solid colors (often black) and  to give them a bare cyclorama for a setting.
But Robert Rauschenberg, the neo-dadaist artist, has <head>collaborated</head> with several of them. 
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They want to be consulted and their views listened to in meetings even if the decision doesn't go their way. When that happens they will tend to implement the decision without rancour or subversion. They want an atmosphere of goodwill amongst colleagues and to have harmonious working relationships even with people with whom they disagree. They want to be able to discuss and <head>collaborate</head>, and to feel part of a team. In both classroom and staffroom they want to be authentic and energetic: to be able to display their enthusiasm and true beliefs without being disparaged. They want scope for their own professional development and personal growth. 
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One of the people to mastermind the jeans clad mechanic transformed into a sex symbol was the Sydney fashion guru. Nicole Bonython. She explained: `I was called in at the last minute to help style a photographic session for Kylie about 18 months ago and it went from there. She liked the clothes I supplied for her and we now <head>collaborate</head> on her wardrobe. &quot; Nicole teams up with Australia's leading contemporary designer, Stephen Galloway, when the star wants sophistication and haute couture. Galloway, who received the high accolade of the Cointreau award for innovative design, said the choice of what Kylie should wear was left up to Nicole. 
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Every enlisting event thus involves three animals, the enlister, the opponent, and the solicited. A partner may be solicited to enable the enlister to achieve dominance in an altercation which does not necessarily involve any disputed object; such partners were not involved in the incident until they were solicited and thus had a `choice &quot; as to whether to <head>collaborate</head> or not. One of the most significant occasions is when one male enlists the collaboration of another to separate an opponent from an oestrus female in consort with him. When the solicited animal joins in the harassment, it may end with the enlister going off with the female and leaving the other two to fight it out. 
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For one day, it seems the country gave itself over to the pursuit of all things musical, in a wholehearted and thoroughly charitably-minded fashion. When the idea hit the streets, we at Guitarist were unanimous in wanting to throw our weight behind the project. And how better to do it than to <head>collaborate</head> with one of the prime movers behind National Music Day, Mick Jagger, in a concert to celebrate The Blues. So, on the evening of June 28th, a packed Hammersmith Odeon was witness to three hours of the best in blues. 
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As for the female-reader, she will remain with the façade &amp; hellip
Cortázar 1975: 408 The reader for whom the new novelist is writing, in other
words, is not the traditionally passive figure who is content to accept and,
indeed, expects a straightforward narrative expounding a clear-cut view of the
world, but an accomplice who will  <head>collaborate</head> the author in the search for a deeper understanding of a complex and confusing world. Yet the passage quoted above implies a continuing belief in the meaningfulness of literature, and it would be fanciful to conclude from the new narrative's questioning of realism that the novel has been reduced to a formalistic game, without reference to anything outside itself. 
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In September 211 speculators in railway tickets were arrested at Moscow
stations. In October the secret police were permitted by the Central Committee
to start shooting railway bandits on the spot without legal proceedings. Yet
another suspect category were the many spetsy  bourgeois specialists who
worked for the Commissariat. Dzerzhinsky stressed that local authorities
should <head>collaborate</head>with them, but at the centre he was adamant that they should take no part in transport decisions that had any, political implications. The third reason why Dzerzhinsky was sent off to distant Siberia was purely political, and had little to do with the railways. 
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Recently, he and others reported that the retinoblastoma suppressor gene may also be involved in some lung cancers, as well as several other more common cancers, too. Where these discoveries will lead , scientists can only speculate .
Already two major pharmaceutical companies, the Squibb unit of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. and Hoffmann-La Roche Inc., are <head>collaborating</head> with gene hunters to turn the anticipated cascade of discoveries into predictive tests and, maybe, new therapies. 
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In recent Second Language Acquisition  SLA research  for example, Long 1983a there has been a recognition that the learner does not naturally assume the role of passive recipient but is actively involved in the process of manipulating the input so that it is optimally comprehensible. Long points out that in native speaker/non-native speaker  NS/NNS interactions, both participants <head>collaborate</head> in recipient design by employing strategies for negotiating meaning. In this respect, the learner exercises his own initiative to ensure the proper supply of comprehensible input. 
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But there were also two major objections to Skybolt: it was the most expensive of the air mobile options; and the Americans pointed out that the technological risks were so high that the project might well fail. They agreed, however, that the British could <head>collaborate</head> in the Skybolt development and buy it on very favourable terms. Skybolt just won the debate in the face of a growing body of opinion that favoured fitting Polaris into British-built nuclear submarines. 
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This difference is most noticeable in his ability to hold ecclesiastical Councils. From his earliest days as archbishop, his desire to hold a Council had been his most frequently expressed aim   expressed in vain while Rufus reigned, but almost at once realized under Henry. Henry after all wished to <head>collaborate</head> in the work of the Church; Rufus wished only to make money from it. 
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With mutations around, the cells within a plant of splurge-weed will not have all the same genetic interests at heart. A gene in a splurge-weed cell stands to gain by promoting the reproduction of its cell. It does not necessarily stand to gain by promoting the reproduction of its `individual &quot; plant. Mutation will make it unlikely that the cells within a plant are genetically identical, so they won't collaborate wholeheartedly with one another in the manufacture of organs and new plants. Natural selection will choose among cells rather than `plants &quot;. In bottle-wrack, on the other hand, all the cells within a plant are likely to have the same genes, because only very recent mutations could divide them. Therefore they will happily <head>collaborate</head> in manufacturing efficient survival machines. 
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Since such a system seemed well founded in Britain it chose to ignore British fascism, unlike the Communist Party, which was prepared to fight the BUF on the streets at Olympia and Cable Street. Broadening out his topic, he concludes: In this sense, Labour's respect for the constitution and its willingness to <head>collaborate</head> with an increasingly strong State against `extremism &quot; of the Left as well as the Right did not save Britain from fascism: it merely helped capital at the expense of the working class. 
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Over the past four decades, Japanese managers have often readily admitted that their companies have much to learn from more creative Americans or Europeans. These admissions are borne out by the way their firms have so avidly bought technology in international marketplaces. But these days the Japanese appetite for foreign technology is one that supplements a fruitful home-grown crop. The Japanese innovate at home and actively <head>collaborate</head> in the innovations of others. That is the message of a recent survey of Japan's technological prowess by David Mowery and David Teece, both at the Haas School of Business on the University of California's Berkeley campus, which appeared in the California Management Review. 
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THE Isle of Man has become the first British authority to issue plastic identity card driving licences with tamper-proof colour photographs, using a £30, 000 digital imaging system developed by Hitachi and NBS Card Systems of Weybridge, Surrey. Business Technology: Free directory A NEW directory of scientific research projects at Oxford University is available free for companies looking for opportunities to <head>collaborate</head> with academics or transfer their technology to the marketplace. It was compiled by the university's research support and industrial liaison office and describes projects in about 50 departments. Making a stand for real motives behind the call for change By MICHAEL PARKINSON IT IS a clear sign that an elec tion is getting tight when politicians start taking sport seriously. 
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Thomson's computer-aided design tools for mixed circuit development are also available to provide, the company says, a safe, low cost design environment. Average cycle time design cycle ranges from around 22 to 30 weeks depending on the nature of the array. Thomson offers customers its services through a number of design centres it has across Europe, the US, Asia Pacific and Japan and will <head>collaborate</head> with customers from the schematics design stage through to prototyping if required. Mixed arrays can be used for a wide variety of possible applications ranging from monitors for electricity, gas and water metering, sensors for metal detectors and intelligent tags for factory automation systems to heat controls in hair dryers, and power and timing controls in domestic appliances like microwave ovens and coffee machines. 
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The oboist Heinz Holliger has taken a hard line about the problem: He commissions  and splendidly interprets  fearsome contemporary scores and does some conducting, so he doesn't have  to play the same Mozart and Strauss concertos over and over again. Richard Stoltzman has taken a gentler, more audience-friendly approach.
Years ago, he <head>collaborated</head> with the new music gurus Peter Serkin and Fred Sherry in the very countercultural chamber group Tashi, which won audiences over to dreaded contemporary scores like Messiaen's &quot; Quartet for the End of Time. &quot; 
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At the same time, Cray will take an equity position in ACSET. Advanced Computer Research   ACRI   and Cray will also <head>collaborate</head> to convert and optimise applications codes on both companies ' parallel computer systems   Cray is also designing parallel machines around the Alpha RISC. Advanced Computer was founded in 1989 by Jacques Stern, founder of Sesa SA and former chief executive of Compagnie des Machines Bull SA, to develop a new generation of European high-performance systems for the scientific, technical and engineering markets. 
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Ten 1: 10 000 geological maps have been completed and the preparation of a full suite of thematic maps and a final report for the project is well advanced. TMOS staff continue to <head>collaborate</head> closely with the Engineering Geology and Geophysics Group to produce a comprehensive engineering geology database for the West Birmingham area, and with Digital Cartography and Information Systems to evaluate computer-generated coloured geological and thematic maps. The field resurvey and analysis of geotechnical data for the joint-funded Leeds project was completed during the year. 
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Barriers arising from the disparities between national legal systems. Thus, for example, the different licensing systems in the different member states inhibit the provision of financial services between member states; and different systems of company law may make joint ventures and mergers more costly and complicated. Barriers arising from the restrictive practices and cartels of business enterprises. Agreements to <head>collaborate</head> rather than to compete reinforce the partitioning of national markets. A similar isolation of national markets may result from the abusive and predatory practices of businesses which by virtue of their market share and technical and financial resources enjoy dominant positions on their national markets. The single market programme 
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Known as ArtsLink, the programme has two components: its Collaborative Projects support American individuals or groups of up to five people seeking to <head>collaborate</head> with counterparts in Eastern Europe on projects in the visual, performing and media arts, architecture and design or literature. ArtsLink Fellowships enable US charitable arts organisations to host artists and arts managers from the former Soviet Union for five-week residencies. 
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Such stories about school teachers taking an interest, lending assistance, providing support and, generally, giving the black youth a shove in the direction of sport are commonplace and the parts played by teachers in the dynamics of sports involvement shine through the stories. They are willing to contribute to and <head>collaborate</head> with the youths, often spending long hours coaxing and prompting. But for all their interest and benevolence many brilliant sportsmen, black and white, would have been lost, possibly wasted in the barrenness of the mundane world; but also possibly recruited to occupational domains fertile with status and affluence. Possibly. 
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Pons agreed that Jones originally argued with the theoretical aspects of their proposal but later became convinced by them and only then offered cooperation. `Jones called up. Said `tell me more &quot;, then revealed himself as the reviewer of the DOE proposal and only later suggested that we <head>collaborate</head> &amp; hellip In all my scientific life I have never seen   a situation. &quot; Fleischmann told me that in his opinion Jones should have declared his interest to Gajewski more explicitly, not merely that he was interested in the problem, and should have informed Gajewski of his results at that time so that there would be no ambiguity about claims for priority. 
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Sherwood aims to exploit the product's existing UK and overseas customer base and has a further three clients, to be announced soon. The company says it has been able to generate high levels of repeat income from long term contracts in the financial services area and is keen to <head>collaborate</head> with other suppliers to expand its service and product range. For example, it is currently working with major client Scottish Provident, which accounts for 10% of its turnover, to convert its ICL-based systems to IBM mainframes, with a view to further re-engineering for open systems. 
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The individuals then develop and use in concert organizational means for dealing with both the real difficulties and dangers and with the highly personal anxiety situations that are projected into them. Greater assurance about mastery of anxiety is gained by effective collaboration with other members of the organization in taking organizational action about the organizational problems which incorporate the personal problems. In particular, the individuals <head>collaborate</head> over the erection of a system of socially-structured defences against anxieties arising from both common and personal sources &quot;  Menzies, 1965. The point, as I understand it, is that there can be a resonance between the inner situation and its anxieties and the outer world with its real dangers. 
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John always remained very concerned about the designing of his own ballets but was never specifically credited with responsibility for their designs, preferring to <head>collaborate</head> with an artist to whom he could explain his ideas and from whom he expected further ideas to enhance the final outcome. That attitude can be seen in his correspondence with Hanns during the making of The Soldier's Tale. From the way his instructions became more explicit, it is clear that he was teaching himself stagecraft as he went along, and learning fast. 
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Sumitomo Precision Products, a Japanese supplier of hydraulic pumps and propellers, also grabbed an Airbus contract for landing-gear parts from Britain's Dowty group. Japan's leading textile maker, Toray Industries, is supplying carbon-fibre components to Airbus Industrie as well. Meanwhile, the government is prodding Japan's aircraft firms to <head>collaborate</head> with more foreigners. The Concorde-replacement project being promoted by the Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies, for instance, brings together nine manufacturers in six countries. Such projects may be pie-in-the-sky, but at least they enable Japan's fledgling plane makers to rub shoulders with firms from Europe and the United States. 
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The firm's new Personal Video System Model 70 enables users working in a Microsoft Corp Windows environment to see each other in a scalable video window as they talk and simultaneously <head>collaborate</head> on computer documents. Users can share Windows applications, requiring that only one personal computer holds the application and files. Both participants can make changes and annotate files with handwritten notes as they keep an eye on each other in the video window. 
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Du Pont Co., Hewlett-Packard Co. and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three-year, $11 million agreement to <head>collaborate</head> on superconductor research. 
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Both paths have proved tortuous and are strewn with awkward boulders. On the ABCA path, it used to be relatively easy to agree common operational requirements, and to <head>collaborate</head> in research and development. The Chiefs of Staff and most senior officers on both sides of the Atlantic and Pacific knew each other, having served together on NATO, CENTO, and SEATO staffs and in exchange appointments in each others ' armed forces. They had also shared operational experience of the Second World War, and comparable experiences in the Cold War. 
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One phone call to other parents will bind you together   and give you the parent power to put all your combined feet down with a loud stamp. But unless you <head>collaborate</head> about rules with other parents, the kids can invent their own. You must also say to your children: `If you are going to stay out, you must ring me however late and I won't be angry. &quot; And you must mean it. 
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The British research and development establishments were curiously loth to employ them, and the Germans themselves preferred to rebuild their lives in North America where the scientific opportunities were so much greater. Unlike their failure to <head>collaborate</head> in the atomic field, the two countries did decide to work together on missiles. An agreement to do so was signed in February 1950, just over a month after the breakdown of the second attempt to replace the 1943 Quebec Agreement. 
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With mutations around, the cells within a plant of splurge-weed will not have all the same genetic interests at heart. A gene in a splurge-weed cell stands to gain by promoting the reproduction of its cell. It does not necessarily stand to gain by promoting the reproduction of its `individual &quot; plant. Mutation will make it unlikely that the cells within a plant are genetically identical, so they won't <head>collaborate</head> wholeheartedly with one another in the manufacture of organs and new plants. Natural selection will choose among cells rather than `plants &quot;. In bottle-wrack, on the other hand, all the cells within a plant are likely to have the same genes, because only very recent mutations could divide them. Therefore they will happily collaborate in manufacturing efficient survival machines. 
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Monogamy is interpreted as a bonding strategy enhancing the co-operation of paired parents in rearing young. The relatively unchanging conditions of forest life  i.e. K conditions suggest that the adult population is near the food limit at all times and that adults have difficulty in rearing young; they therefore need to <head>collaborate</head>in pairs. The unvarying conditions also promote long breeding seasons with breeding in relays. In open savannah, gregarious species forage in flocks from colonies or roosts from which the daily dispersal occurs. 
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It takes one person's account and gives it authenticity. &quot; CBS News interviewed Jack Hoffman and his sister, Phyllis, as well as Mr. Hoffman's landlord in Solebury Township, Pa.
Also Jonathan Silvers, who <head>collaborated</head> with Mr. Hoffman on two books. 
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US West Inc, which last week was talking about the multimedia database system it is developing with Oracle Corp  CI No 2, 166, is stepping up its commitment to infotainment by agreeing to pay $2, 500m for a 25% stake in Time Warner Inc's Time Warner Entertainment affiliate   in which Toshiba Corp and Japanese trader Itochu Corp each has a stake   to seal a deal under which the two companies will <head>collaborate</head>to develop electronic superhighways   full-service cable networks offering interactive programming, entertainment and information. Some $1, 000m of the US West investment will be invested to accelerate the building of the full-service network. 
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There is a regular changeover between individuals in the performance of this activity. When the alarm is given the group assembles and may mob collectively a potential predator. Males are usually most involved in attacking predators and may <head>collaborate</head> to kill snakes as dangerous prey. They are also prominent in investigating potentially dangerous occurrences in the day's routine. The group also collaborate in offering food to the young still in the nest. Apparently, it is group care for the young that leads to the higher rank of younger rather than older non-reproductives in the group. These features may be interpreted in terms of a high degree of social selection responsible for the care shown by the non-reproductives in the group. 
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In computer publishing, a battle over typefaces is hurting Adobe Systems Inc., which  sells software that  controls the image produced  by printers and displays. Until recently, Adobe had a lock on the market for image software, but last month Apple, Adobe's biggest customer, and Microsoft rebelled.
Now the two firms are <head>collaborating</head> on an alternative to Adobe's approach, and analysts say they are likely to carry IBM, the biggest seller of personal computers, along with them. 
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AMR Corp, parent of American Airlines Inc, has agreed to take delivery of a KSR1 later this year and signed a letter of intent to <head>collaborate</head> for five years on a project to simplify the task of analysing and manipulating massive amounts of data.With Neodata, and its partner on the project, Electronic Data Systems Corp, Kendall Square is working on a project to create the largest production of relational database in the commercial sector, consisting of more than 1Tb of data when it is complete this autumn. 
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Bashir and an assistant named Mirahmad were said to have recruited Afghans from the border provinces of Badakshan and Kunduz who `underwent a special training course in the armed opposition camps &quot;. These agents `were to induce Soviet citizens to <head>collaborate</head> in the delivery of narcotics, arms and other instruments of subversion into Soviet territory. Their final goal was to create bases in the Tadjik Republic from which to destabilise the situation in Soviet Central Asia, and to mobilise forces aiming to overthrow the system existing in the Soviet Central Asian Republics &quot;. 
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A new focus of power was also created by the initiation of Ukrainian Soviets, the strongest being in the industrialized east, led by Kharkhov. In the All-Ukrainian Soviet, the Bolsheviks constituted an important political alternative to the Rada in Kiev. However, when Moscow threatened war on the Rada if it continued to <head>collaborate</head> with Kaledin and to refuse to allow the Red Army to cross Ukrainian territory to attack the White forces, the anti-Bolsheviks read out the ultimatum to the shocked delegates. 
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He has made a harsh, brilliant picture -- one that 's captivating -- about a character who,  viewed  from the most sympathetic angle,  would seem disagreeable. Yet this woman, Marie-Louise Giraud, carries historical significance, both as one of the last women   to be executed  in France and as a symbol of the Vichy government's hypocrisy.
While Vichy <head>collaborated</head> with the Germans during World War II in the deaths of thousands of Resistance fighters and Jews, its officials needed a diversionary symbolic traitor. 
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Bashir and an assistant named Mirahmad were said to have recruited Afghans from the border provinces of Badakshan and Kunduz who `underwent a special training course in the armed opposition camps &quot;. These agents `were to induce Soviet citizens to <head>collaborate</head> in the delivery of narcotics, arms and other instruments of subversion into Soviet territory. Their final goal was to create bases in the Tadjik Republic from which to destabilise the situation in Soviet Central Asia, and to mobilise forces aiming to overthrow the system existing in the Soviet Central Asian Republics &quot;. 
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Yakovlev himself dismissed the Komsomols as `scamps &quot;, and turned to demobilized Red Army men as another feasible link between party and people. This category was now proving vital to Bolshevik organization in the Roslavl ' uezd, even if much of its work was more like security and espionage rather than positive encouragement to the peasantry to <head>collaborate</head> with the party. In the five villages of the Nikol'skaia volost ' there were no less than twenty to twenty-five ex-servicemen in each. Their political knowledge surpassed that of the members of the party cell. They were more articulate, had seen something of the wider world, retained a thirst for knowledge, and were sceptical towards the Church. 
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On the Chicago Board of Trade Friday, wheat for December delivery settled at $4.0675  a bushel, unchanged. In theory at least, tight supplies next spring could leave the wheat futures market susceptible to a supply-demand squeeze, said  Daniel Basse, a futures analyst with AgResource Co. in Chicago.
Such a situation can wreak havoc, as was shown by the emergency that <head>developed</head> in soybean futures trading this summer on the Chicago Board of Trade. 
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But her conscious need  was  to break away from constricting patterns of form, a need  to let the experience shape itself. Midi Garth also believes in subjective continuity that  begins with the feeling engendered  by an initial movement.
It may be a free front-back swing of the leg, leading to a sideways swing of the arm that <head>develops</head> into a turn and the sensation of taking off from the ground. 
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In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hewlett-Packard said  it now holds 1,384,119 Octel common shares, including 100,000 shares bought  from Aug. 26 to Oct. 20 for $23.31 to $24.25  a share.
Hewlett-Packard, a Palo Alto, Calif., computer company, said it acquired the stock &quot; to <head>develop</head> and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products. &quot; 
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And, as Mr. Zell says , with Itel and O&amp;Y on the unit's board, the real estate will be run  by &quot; a very unusual group &quot;  to say the least. It  is possible then that Santa Fe's real estate -- even in a state imperiled  by earthquakes -- could, one day, fetch a king's ransom.
But as Drexel analyst Linda Dunn notes, its properties will be <head>developed</head> over 15 to 20 years. 
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And  combining Fraser &amp; Neave's own soft drinks with Coca-Cola's gives the Singapore company more than half the share of the soda market there, Coke said  . Fraser &amp; Neave, which  also has interests in packaging, beer and dairy products, holds the Coke licenses for Malaysia and Brunei, where per-capita consumption isn't as high as in Singapore .
Coke could be interested in more quickly <head>developing</head> some of the untapped potential in those markets. 
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The Continental markets alone contribute about 14.3% of estimated world market capitalization of $9.671 trillion . Though the widely traded shares that  are quoted  in London account for only a small portion of those totals, they still are the most closely watched stocks and are often viewed as a barometer for the local markets generally.
The switch to London underscores the fact that despite the economic restructuring associated with European Community efforts to <head>develop</head> a single market by 1992, European stock trading remains a highly fragmented and very localized activity. 
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FCC COUNSEL JOINS FIRM: Diane S. Killory will join 500-lawyer Morrison &amp; Foerster as a partner in its Washington, D.C., office in mid-November.
She will help <head>develop</head> the mass-media practice of the San Francisco-based firm's communications group. 
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After all, the average American as he lies and waits for the enemy in Korea or as she scans the newspaper in some vain hope of personal contact with the front is unconcerned that his or her plight is the result of a complex of personal, economic and governmental actions far beyond the normal citizen's comprehension and control. Anyone's identification with an international struggle, whether warlike or peaceful, requires absurd oversimplification and intense emotional involvement.
Such identification comes for each group in each crisis by rewriting history into legend and <head>developing</head> appropriate national heroes. 
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Perhaps the biggest of those factors is its high ad prices -- $130,000  for a four-color page, vs. $47,000  for the Smithsonian, a comparable publication with a far smaller circulation. When ad dollars are tight , the high page cost is a major deterrent for advertisers, who generally  want  to appear regularly in a publication or not at all.
Even though National Geographic offers far more readers than does a magazine like Smithsonian, &quot; the page costs you an arm and a leg to <head>develop</head> any frequency, &quot; says Harry Glass, New York media manager for Bozell Inc. 
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The venture would be the latest in Coke's rapid expansion of overseas investment. So far this year, it has put nearly $700 million  into bottling operations in Australia, New Zealand and France.
The move also reflects Coke's eagerness to have a hand in <head>developing</head> the soft-drink markets in Pacific Basin countries. 
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I attended several of these in the dual role as a presenter of research findings as well as an investigator of my hosts. (Mr. Moon's Paragon House eventually even published three of my co-edited books on religion and politics.)
According to veteran watchers of Unificationist affairs, such as Dr. J. Gordon Melton, director of the Institute for the Study of American Religion, almost all operations are being drastically reduced as Mr. Moon now concentrates more on <head>developing</head> his empire in the Far East. 
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In any event, whether society may have cancer, or merely a virus infection, the &quot; disease &quot;, we shall find  , is political, economical, social, and even medical. Have not our physical abilities already deteriorated because of the more sedentary lives  we are now living ? ?
Hence the prime issue, as I see it, is whether a democratic or free society can master technology for the benefit of mankind, or whether technology will rule and <head>develop</head> its own society compatible with its own needs as a force of nature. 
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It's also the first major sign of the long-awaited consolidation in the European insurance industry as the European Community Commission moves toward a single market by 1992. Protective barriers will start coming down within the insurance industry next summer, when big industrial companies will be able  to buy insurance from carriers in any other EC country for the first time .
That's why &quot; we have been working hard to <head>develop</head> a single, more unified presence in Europe, &quot; said A.J.C. Smith, Marsh &amp; McLennan's president, at a London news conference yesterday. 
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At the same time, Westinghouse hopes  its venture with Mitsubishi will help  fend off growing competition, particularly in the U.S., from such European competitors as Asea Brown Boveri AG, Siemens AG, and British General Electric Co. Under the agreement, Westinghouse will be able  to purchase smaller combustion turbines from its Japanese partner, and package and sell them with its own generators and other equipment.
Westinghouse also jointly will bid on projects with Misubishi, giving it an edge in <head>developing</head> Asian markets. 
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A brisk, amusing man, apparently constructed  on an ingenious system of spring-joints attuned  to the same peppery rhythm as his mind, Smith began his academic career  teaching speech to Barnard girls --   a project considerably enlivened  by his devotion to a recording about &quot; a young rat named  Arthur, who  never could make up his mind &quot;. Later, he became one of the central spirits of the Army Language Program and the language school of Washington's Foreign Service Institute.
It was there, in the course of trying to prepare new men for the &quot; culture shock &quot; they might encounter in remote overseas posts, that he first began to <head>develop</head> a system of charting the &quot; norms of human communication &quot;. 
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This statement surely buttresses your editorial viewpoint that environmental protection is generally silly or excessive, but it is simply wrong. The Clean Water Act contains no &quot; legal standard &quot; of zero discharge.
It requires that &quot; discharges of pollutants &quot; into the &quot; waters of the United States &quot; be authorized by permits that reflect the effluent limitations <head>developed</head> under section 301. 
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Strategists should consider the impact of budget uncertainties at the beginning of the planning process. They ought  to examine how a range of optimistic to pessimistic budget scenarios would change the defense program .
They would then <head>develop</head> priorities by identifying the least painful program cuts as they moved from higher to lower budgets. 
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Mr. Quinlan, 30 years old, knew  he carried a damaged gene,  having lost an eye to the rare tumor when he was only two months old  -- after his mother had suffered the same fate when she was a baby . Because of the isolation of the retinoblastoma tumor-suppressor gene, it  became possible last January  to find out what threat the Quinlan baby faced .
A test using new &quot; genetic probes &quot; showed that little Will Quinlan had not inherited a damaged retinoblastoma supressor gene and, therefore, faced no more risk than other children of <head>developing</head> the rare cancer. 
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From now on, his was going  to be a man's world: the North Woods, duck blinds at dawning, beer and poker and male secretaries. Meanwhile, he had this miserable cold, and as he leaned against the refrigerator,  watching the rain make sandy puddles at his feet, the doctor's prescription for lots of sun seemed like a hollow mockery.
In these damp circumstances, he was an odds-on bet to <head>develop</head> pneumonia. 
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But then they wake up to a nightmare. The reasonable first-year rates can be followed  by increases of 60% or more if a covered employee files a major claim, they complain .
Insurance premiums for one small Maryland concern went up 130% in less than two years, the last increase coming after one of its three workers <head>developed</head> a herniated disk. 
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&quot; The conventional wisdom used  to be that you couldn't modify the immune response of an infected individual &quot; by  innoculating them with synthetic viral proteins, Dr. Redfield said  . &quot; We 've demonstrated that you can . &quot;
He said certain volunteers <head>developed</head> kinds of antibodies associated with early AIDS. 
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She was thinking of Paul a few weeks ago, in the Easter holidays, with her at one of those awful Friday Evening Dancing Class parties  her mother had made her attend . &quot; Hello, Julie, how are  you &quot;? ?
And then off he went so casually, to someone else with breasts better <head>developed</head>, more obvious in a lower-cut dress, someone without a mouthful of wire bands and an inability to find words that would hold him. 
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Mobil Corp. is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group, which finds and <head>develops</head> oil and gas reserves in the U.S., by as much as 15% as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business. 
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In 1987, it sold a 2.5% stake in the Veslefrikk field to the Swedish national oil company,  resulting in a $7 million  after-tax gain. However, those sales were early in the field's history, before production equipment was installed .
The field is currently being <head>developed</head> and is slated to start production by the end of the year. 
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Kent Jesperson, president of Foothills, said  the company believes  the project would be viable if gas prices reach US$ 3.25  a thousand cubic feet by 1995, in current dollars, up from a current spot price of about US$ 1.50 . Mr. Jesperson's US$ 3.25  estimate is somewhat below the $3.39  floor price that Calgary-based consulting firm Paul Ziff &amp; Co. recently said   would be needed  for Mackenzie delta gas producers to see a return on their investment.
U.S. gas buyers must also decide whether they want to enter firm contracts for Mackenzie delta gas or <head>develop</head> Alaskan reserves in the Prudhoe Bay area first, a project that has been on hold for more than a decade. 
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&quot; Those devices don't give sufficient certainty to our bosses in Japan, &quot; says  Yasuo Nakamura, representative of the Industrial Bank of Japan. Mr. Nakamura cites the case of a customer who  wants  to build a giant tourism complex in Baja and  has been trying for eight years  to get around Mexican restrictions on foreign ownership of beachfront property.
He could <head>develop</head> the beach through a trust, but instead is trying have his grandson become a naturalized Mexican so his family gains direct control. 
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But the issue is stickier than it seems . France, Britain and Italy all have light tanks  they would like  to keep  out of the talks.
And some U.S. Army analysts worry that the proposed Soviet redefinition is aimed at blocking the U.S. from <head>developing</head> lighter, more transportable, high-technology tanks. 
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Honeywell Inc. and International Business Machines Corp. received Air Force contracts to <head>develop</head> integrated circuits for use in space. 
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There were many pioneer PC contributors. William Gates and Paul Allen in 1975 developed an early language-housekeeper system for PCs, and Gates became an industry billionaire six years after IBM adapted one of these versions in 1981.
Alan F. Shugart, currently chairman of Seagate Technology, led the team that <head>developed</head> the disk drives for PCs. 
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University Patents Inc., based  in Westport, Conn., said  it seeks Johnson &amp; Johnson's profits from sales of Retin-A, estimated  at $50 million , a similar amount of punitive damages and the right  to license Retin-A elsewhere.
In May, University Patents filed a suit in federal court in Philadelphia against Albert M. Kligman, a researcher and professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine who <head>developed</head> Retin-A in the 1960s to combat acne. 
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NO ALCOHOL: Miller Brewing Co. will introduce its first non-alcoholic beer Jan. 1.
The brew, called Miller Sharp 's, will be supported by ads <head>developed</head> by Frankenberry, Laughlin &amp; Constable, Milwaukee. 
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The Chandler, Ariz., company said  it will resubmit the registration   to cover only the 2.3 million warrants, each exercisable for the purchase of one common share. Currently, ShareData has about 4.1 million common shares outstanding.
ShareData <head>develops</head> and markets low-cost software, peripheral equipment and accessories for computers. 
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In the 1960s, Mayo Clinic researchers developed magnetic devices   to stimulate motor nerves in the hand and other limbs. But for brain tests, the unwieldy machines &quot; would have required patients to stand on their heads, &quot; says   Reginald Bickford, a researcher at the University of California at San Diego.
The field took off in 1985 after scientists at Britain's Sheffield University <head>developed</head> a handy, compact magnet for brain stimulation. 
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My questions on this subject at a recent meeting at the World Resources Institute with representatives of the National Resource Development Commission, the Environmental Protection Agency, Friends of the Earth, etc. were greeted  with derision and some mumbled comments about that report being discredited . When I expressed amazement that no one was undertaking a more current and credible UV-B study , I was urged  to get back to the agenda topic, which  was, ironically, a schedule for  getting rid of HCFCs, the so-called soft CFCs that  are such an important part of the CFC substitution scenario.
Subsequently, I have learned that a private group, of which Du Pont is a part, is funding a modest program to continue data gathering at the Scotto report stations as well as to <head>develop</head> more sophisticated UVB measuring instruments. 
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She said  it was too early  to say what  would happen to its clients, including Reebok and Apple. At Wells Rich, Ms. Heller will concentrate on accounts that  include Philip Morris's Benson &amp; Hedges cigarette brand, which  relies on print ads, Ms. Heller's specialty.
As previously reported, the account is troubled, with Philip Morris asking Backer Spielvogel Bates, Ogilvy &amp; Mather, and possibly others to try their hand at <head>developing</head> new creative work. 
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Random House Chairman Robert Bernstein said  he is resigning from the publishing house  he has run  for 23 years. A successor wasn't named .
Cray Research indicated that the survival of a spinoff company, which is <head>developing</head> a new supercomputer, depends heavily on its chairman and chief designer, Seymour Cray. 
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Donald Iverson, chairman, says  he hopes  the company can eventually get up to half of its revenue from commercial markets. For now, he says  , &quot; we're looking at  buying some small companies with niche markets in the personal-computer business. &quot;
Earlier this month, Mr. Iverson agreed to buy exclusive rights to a software system <head>developed</head> by Visher Systems Inc., Salt Lake City. 
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Goya is selling Leche Fresca in nearly 500 grocery stores and bodegas in New York and parts of New Jersey. And it's adding 15 to 20 new outlets a day, says   Greg Ricca, sales director at La Lecheria.
Because of Leche Fresca's success, he says, the joint venture is <head>developing</head> other dairy products tailored to Hispanic tastes. 
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&quot; Under the best circumstances such tests are subjective; when a patient is unconscious , they don't work at all. Magnetic brain tweaking started in the early 1900s, when researchers produced flashes of light in the visual field with magnets .
In the 1960s, Mayo Clinic researchers <head>developed</head> magnetic devices to stimulate motor nerves in the hand and other limbs. 
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This system produced boring, boxy cars that consumers just weren't buying .  Desperately hoping  to spark sales, Nissan transferred 5,000 middle managers and plant workers to dealerships.
Meanwhile, President Kume ordered everyone from top executives to rookie designers to go &quot; town watching, &quot; to visit chic parts of Tokyo to try to gain insights into <head>developing</head> cars for trend-setters. 
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Under the agreement, Westinghouse will be able  to purchase smaller combustion turbines from its Japanese partner, and package and sell them with its own generators and other equipment. Westinghouse also jointly will bid on projects with Misubishi,  giving it an edge in developing Asian markets.
In addition, the two companies will <head>develop</head> new steam turbine technology, such as the plants ordered by Florida Power, and even utilize each other's plants at times to take advantage of currency fluctuations. 
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Whirlpool Corp., Benton Harbor, Mich., said it has <head>developed</head> a process to recover environmentally harmful chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, that previously entered the atmosphere during in-home repair of refrigerators and freezers. 
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An emerging understanding of the genes is expected  to produce an array of new strategies for future cancer treatment and prevention. That is for the future.
Already, scientists are <head>developing</head> tests based on the newly identified genes that, for the first time, can predict whether an otherwise healthy individual is likely to get cancer. 
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Odds and Ends THE CHIEF NURSING officer can be responsible for more than 1,000 employees and at least one-third of a hospital's budget; a head nurse typically oversees up to 80 employees and $8 million .
So says the Commonwealth Fund, a New York philanthropist that's sponsoring a $1 million project to <head>develop</head> joint masters in business and nursing programs at 10 universities .... 
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The banking company said  it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp. on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee's computer and telecommunications functions.
Further, under the agreement, First Tennesse would continue to <head>develop</head> the software that creates customer products and sevices. 
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Third, the United States is pressing forward in the development of large rocket engines  to place vehicles of many tons into space for exploration purposes. Fourth, in the meantime, it  is necessary  to remember that we have only begun  to probe the environment immediately surrounding the earth.
Using launch systems presently available, we are <head>developing</head> satellites to scout the world's weather; ; satellite relay stations to facilitate and extend communications over the globe; ; for navigation aids to give accurate bearings to ships and aircraft; ; and for perfecting instruments to collect and transmit the data we seek. 
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Honeywell's contract totaled $69.7 million , and IBM's $68.8 million .
Boeing Co. received a $46.7 million Air Force contract for <head>developing</head> cable systems for the Minuteman Missile. 
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The typical healthy heart beats 70 times a minute. The drug, called  adenocard, returns the heart to a normal rhythm within seconds, according to Lyphomed.
Medco Research <head>developed</head> the drug and licensed it to Lyphomed for sale in the U.S. and Canada. 
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For Himont Inc., &quot; how far down it is , we don't know , &quot; says  Leslie Ravitz at Salomon Brothers. The projections are in the neighborhood of 50 cents  a share to 75 cents, compared with a restated $1.65  a share a year earlier, when profit was $107.8 million  on sales of $435.5 million .
Himont faces lower prices for its mainstay product, polypropylene, while it goes forward with a heavy capital investment program to bolster its raw material supply and <head>develop</head> new uses for polypropylene, whose markets include the packaging and automobile industries. 
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The placement was made  through Gray Seifert Securities, New York, to institutional investors. Proceeds will be used   to commercialize recently patented technology and support the company's international expansion.
The company <head>develops</head> and markets products for the food service industry. 
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There was never a doubt  any more how his structures would be received  ; ; it was always the same unqualified success now.
He could no longer build anything, whether a private residence in his Pennsylvania county or a church in Brazil, without it being obvious that he had done it, and while here and there he was taken to task for again <head>developing</head> the same airy technique, they were such fanciful and sometimes even playful buildings that the public felt assured by its sense of recognition after a time, a quality of authentic uniqueness about them, which, once established by an artist as his private vision, is no longer disputable as to its other values. 
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He liked the well-lighted lobby display of Honda's cars and trucks so much that he had Nissan's gloomy lobby exhibit refurbished. Later, Nissan borrowed other Honda practices, including an engineering &quot; idea contest &quot;   to promote inventiveness.
One engineer <head>developed</head> a &quot; crab car &quot; that moves sideways. 
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Incidentally, there was an Atlas firing last night. From all reports so far received , its performance conformed to the high standards  I have just described .
Such performance is a great tribute to American scientists and engineers, who in the past five years have had to telescope time and technology to <head>develop</head> these long-range ballistic missiles, where America had none before. 
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&quot; We flat ran out of financing resources, &quot; Mr. Jerritts said . &quot; We had  to do something structurally and radically different. &quot;
As a result, he said NBI will focus on servicing its installed base of systems, trying to provide maintenance for other manufacturers and expanding its software business, using some of the applications it <head>developed</head> for its hardware. 
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Blocked  by patent protection from  following suit, Dictaphone decided  to go a step further and cut the cassette in half  again -- down to the length of a paperclip. By 1979, designers and engineers at Dictaphone, a Pitney Bowes subsidiary, had produced a working model of a &quot; picocassette &quot; recorder.
By 1982, however, the patent status of the Lanier microcassette had changed, permitting Dictaphone to <head>develop</head> its own competitive micro system, which it did. 
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One of those areas is the development of a hand-held electronic device that  would permit floor traders to enter trades as they make them. The GAO has recommended the creation of a system   to record trade data  so that an independent, verifiable audit trail can be established   to prevent customer fraud.
The Merc is now cooperating with the Comex in <head>developing</head> such a device to provide such an audit trail. 
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Israeli officials confirmed that Energy Minister Moshe Shahal and his Canadian counterpart, Jake Epp, discussed a possible Israeli purchase of a $1.1 billion  Canadian nuclear reactor for  producing electricity. However, a Canadian Embassy official in Tel Aviv said that Canada was unlikely  to sell the Candu heavy-water reactor to Israel since Israel hasn't signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Israel has been accused in the past of using subterfuge to seek elements needed to <head>develop</head> nuclear weapons. 
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But the promise of at least $15 million  in new savings helped  to forge a partnership between HUD Secretary Jack Kemp and lawmakers wanting  to protect their projects elsewhere. The estimated $1.8 billion  for the space station would be double last year's level, and total appropriations for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration would grow 16% to nearly $12.4 billion .
A string of costly projects, including the high-speed national aerospace plane and the advanced communications technology satellite, would continue to be <head>developed</head> within these limits. 
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Any settlement is also expected  to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects  they were working on  at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including &quot; Bonfire of the Vanities &quot; and &quot; A Bright Shining Lie. &quot;
But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios <head>develop</head> hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year. 
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Until two years ago, sales of black-and-white film had been declining steadily since the 1960s. But last year,  buoyed  by increased use in advertising and other commercial applications, sales increased 5 %, and they are expected  to jump at least that much again this year.
Photographic companies are scrambling to tap the resurging market, reviving some black-and-white product lines and <head>developing</head> new ones. 
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&quot; If I go in there as I normally dress, they 'd ask, ` Who  is this hippie? ' &quot; The self-proclaimed father of on-site massage is David Palmer, a 41-year-old San Francisco masseur whose mission  is  to save the touch-starved masses.
To help do this, Mr. Palmer <head>developed</head> a portable massage chair three years ago that he hopes will bring &quot; structured touching &quot; into mainstream America. 
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The company's strategy for  keeping its computer products business profitable -- it recently achieved profitability after several quarters of losses -- calls for a narrow focus and a lid on expenses. Partly, costs will be held  down through strategic technology alliances, management said  .
Control Data recently announced an agreement with MIPS Computer Systems Inc. to jointly <head>develop</head> machines with simplified operating software. 
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But, while the Soviets can't expect direct technology flow from Japan, they also hope  to benefit from Japanese manufacturing expertise. &quot; The Soviet Union has a lot of know-how, but it  has been difficult  to put that into actual production because of various structural problems in the economy, &quot; says  Mr. Shapovalov, the Foreign Ministry official.
The Soviets are &quot; contemplating a flexible system under which it would be possible to <head>develop</head>   jointly and even to market it jointly, &quot; he says. 
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Elcotel will provide a credit-card reader  for the machines to collect, store and forward billing data . Mr. Pierce said  Elcotel should realize a minimum of $10  of recurring net earnings for each machine each month.
Elcotel has also <head>developed</head> an automatic call processor that will make further use of the company's system for automating and handling credit-card calls and collect calls. 
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Since then, Intel has cornered a large part of the market with successive generations of 16-bit and 32-bit chips, all of which  can run software written  for previous models. That's what  will keep computer makers coming in spite of the irritation of bugs.
Big personal computer makers and many makers of engineering workstations are <head>developing</head> 486-based machines, which are expected to reach the market early next year. 
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Taco Bell has turned around declining customer counts by  permanently lowering the price of its tacos. Same store-sales for Kentucky Fried Chicken, which  has struggled with increased competition in the fast-food chicken market and a lack of new products, rose only 1 %.
The operation, which has been slow to respond to consumers ' shifting tastes away from fried foods, has been <head>developing</head> a grilled-chicken product that may be introduced nationally at the end of next year. 
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The cooking conserves a maximum of the vitamin C content of vegetables by methods which  use very little water and cook in the shortest time possible. Wholesome snacks, no candy
Since Mr. Clark believes firmly that the chewing of hard foods helps <head>develop</head> healthy gums and teeth, raw vegetables and raw whole-wheat grains are handed out with fresh fruit and whole-wheat cookies at snack time in the afternoons. 
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Upon  arriving at Baltimore, Selkirk on December 22 wrote to John Quincy Adams, Secretary of State at Washington,  inquiring about laws covering trade with &quot; Missouri and Illinois Territories &quot;. This traffic, he declared prophetically  , &quot; tho ' it might be of small account at first, would increase with the progress of our Settlements. &quot;
The route which he had traveled and which he believed might <head>develop</head> into a trade route was followed by his settlers earlier than he might have expected. 
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&quot; The Starbird, &quot; Abel said . There was the day  Uncle Izaak had, in an unexpected grandiose gesture, handed over the pretty sloop to Abel for keeps , on condition that he never fail  to let his brother accompany him whenever younger the boy wished .
The two of them had <head>developed</head> into a remarkable sailing team all of this happening in a time of their lives when their youth and their brotherhood knitted them together as no other time or circumstance could. 
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If we want respect from ourselves or others, we will have  to earn it. First,  let us realize that whatever good this set-up achieved  in earlier times, now the corporation per se can not take economic leadership.
Businesses must <head>develop</head> as a result of the ideas, energies and ambitions of an individual having purpose and comprehensive ability within one mind. 
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The sale, which  had been expected , is part of KKR's program   to pay down $5 billion  of a $6 billion  bridge loan by February . Roughly $2 billion  of that debt has already been repaid  from previous asset sales, and RJR expects  to use another $2 billion  from the pending, two-part sale of most of its Del Monte unit.
That sale, however, could still fall through if financing problems <head>develop</head>. 
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That could shove a weak economy into recession. Economists have been anticipating a slump for months, but they now say  it will be deeper and longer than they had thought .
Britain's economy &quot; is <head>developing</head> rapidly toward no-growth, &quot; says J. Paul Horne, international economist with Smith Barney, Harris Upham Co. in Paris. 
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Their artistic rationale is given  to the witness of unreason.
These polar concerns (imitation vs. formalism) reflect a philosophical and religious situation which has been <head>developing</head> over a long period of time. 
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They began  uncovering a confusing variety of genetic deletions, some existing only in benign polyps, others in malignant cells and many in both polyps and malignant cells. Gradually, a coherent picture of cancer development emerged.
If both copies of a certain gene were knocked out, benign polyps would <head>develop</head>. 
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That's the conventional theory anyway. In practice, however, the line between interpretation and redefinition of the criminal law long ago began  to blur.
In particular, a common law of white-collar crime has <head>developed</head> with surprising rapidity over the past decade. 
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The story of tumor-suppressor genes goes back to the 1970s, when a pediatrician named  Alfred G. Knudson Jr. proposed that retinoblastoma stemmed from two separate genetic defects . He theorized that in the eye cancer, an infant inherited a damaged copy of a gene from one parent and a normal copy from the other.
The tumor, he suggested, <head>developed</head> when the second, normal copy also was damaged. 
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Scientists say the discovery of these genes in recent months is painting a new and startling picture of how cancer <head>develops</head>. 
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This is done  for simplicity of commands and  to bring the hidden redundancy up to where misunderstanding has almost zero possibility . The commands are specified  by the military regulations; ; are few in number, briefly worded , all different in sound; ; and are combinable into sequences which  permit any marching maneuver that  could be desired  on a parade ground.
This monitoring is necessary because, on a parade ground, everyone can hear too much, and without monitoring a confused social event would <head>develop</head>. 
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Mind you, most of &quot; the volunteers &quot; would be unskilled 17 - to 18-year-olds, some not even high school graduates, and many saving money by  living at home. They would be doing better financially under national service than many taxpayers working at the same kinds of jobs and perhaps supporting families.
As it happened, political resistance <head>developed</head> among educational and minority interests that count on the present education grant system, so the national-service devotees decided to abandon the supposedly crucial principle of &quot; give in order to get. &quot; 
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She could not resist the opportunity &quot; of  showing her superiority in argument over a man &quot; which she had remarked  as one of the &quot; feminine follies &quot; of Sara Sullam; ; and in her forthright way, Henrietta, who in her story of Sara  had indicated her own unwillingness &quot;  to think of men as the privileged &quot; and &quot; women as submissive and yielding &quot;, felt obliged  to defend vigorously any statement of hers to which Morris Jastrow took the slightest exception  -- he objected to her stand on the Corbin affair, as well as on the radical reforms of Dr. Wise of Hebrew Union College -- until once, in sheer desperation, he wrote that he had given up hope  they would ever agree on anything. But that did not prevent him from  writing more long letters, or from  coming  to spend his Christmas vacations with the hospitable, lively Szolds in their pleasant house on Lombard Street.
1880s: &quot; little women &quot; &quot; we 've got Father and Mother and each other &quot; said Beth on the first page of Louisa Alcott's Little Women; ; and, &quot; I do think that families are the most beautiful things in all the world &quot;, burst out Jo some five hundred pages later in that popular story of the March family, which had first appeared when Henrietta was eight; ; and the Szold family, as it <head>developed</head>, bore a striking resemblance to the Marches. 
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But, for practical purposes, we have people who  can be considered  as such. For example, there are persons who  are in physical science, in the field of mineralogy,  trained  in crystallography, who  use only X-rays,  applying only the powder technique of X-ray diffraction, to clay minerals only, and who  have spent the last fifteen years  concentrating on the montmorillonites; ; or persons in the social sciences in the field of anthropology, studying the lung capacity of seven Andean Indians.
So we see that a specialist is a man who knows more and more about less and less as he <head>develops</head>, as contrasted to the generalist, who knows less and less about more and more. 
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He needs existential completion, he needs, that is,  to move in the direction of completion. And the direction of that movement is determined  by his perception of the truth about himself.
He must, consequently, exist as a self-perceived substantive, <head>developing</head> agent, or he does not exist as man. 
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There is a haunting resemblance between the notion of cause in Copernicus and in Freud. And it  is certainly no slight to either of them  to compare both their achievements and their impact.
Political theoretical understanding, although almost at a standstill during this century, did <head>develop</head> during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and resulted in a flood of inventions which increased the possibility for man to coexist with man. 
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Served  up as a solo, however, the music lacks the resonance provided  by a context within another medium. Admirers of Mr. Glass may agree with the critic Richard Kostelanetz's sense that the 1974 &quot; Music in Twelve Parts &quot; is as encyclopedic and weighty as &quot; The Well-Tempered Clavier. &quot;
But while making the obvious point that both composers <head>develop</head> variations from themes, this comparison ignores the intensely claustrophobic nature of Mr. Glass's music. 
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<answer instance="develop.188" senseid="develop%2:31:00::"/> 
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Perhaps this is not so extraordinary after all. Even in normal experience one gets impressions  without  knowing exactly how -- of atmosphere, of one another's personalities, moods, intentions.
Of course, there is an element of training here: these gifted people, by concentration, study, guidance, have learned to <head>develop</head> their power. 
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<instance id="develop.002">
<answer instance="develop.002" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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A spokesman said  the savings bank may not qualify for the capital requirements because, under the proposed guidelines, its $380 million  of preferred stock doesn't meet the &quot; core capital &quot; criteria outlined  under the new Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989. He added that final guidelines to be published  in early November will determine whether the bank is in compliance.
Crossland said it retained three investment bankers to assist it in <head>developing</head> and implementing a financial restructuring plan. 
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<instance id="develop.004">
<answer instance="develop.004" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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Knowledge gained  from  studying earthquake waves has been applied  in various fields. In the search for oil and gas, we make similar waves under controlled conditions with dynamite and learn from them where there are buried rock structures favorable to the accumulation of these resources .
We have also <head>developed</head> techniques for recognizing and locating underground nuclear tests through the waves in the ground which they generate. 
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<instance id="develop.011">
<answer instance="develop.011" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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South Africa's government dismissed demands by right-wing Conservatives, the nation's main opposition party, for emergency talks on Pretoria's recent tolerance of dissent. The government also urged whites to refrain from panic over growing black protests, such as the massive anti-apartheid rally Sunday on the outskirts of Soweto.
Researchers in Belgium said they have <head>developed</head> a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of crops, such as cotton, soybeans and rice. 
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<answer instance="develop.024" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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Intel Corp. said it reached an agreement with Alliant Computer Systems Corp. to <head>develop</head> software standards for Intel's i860 microprocessor. 
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<instance id="develop.034">
<answer instance="develop.034" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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And much better at that than at    he's been doing  recently. &quot; Cotton Inc. Campaign
Cotton Inc., the fiber company that represents cotton growers, will begin a new ad campaign, <head>developed</head> by Ogilvy &amp; Mather, Thanksgiving Day. 
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<instance id="develop.038">
<answer instance="develop.038" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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The optical products company has signed a licensing agreement with Photoprotective Technologies Inc., a closely held firm in San Antonio, Texas, which has <head>developed</head> a method to incorporate the synthetic melanin into plastic lenses. 
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<instance id="develop.048">
<answer instance="develop.048" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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As retinal images are conceded  to be an integral function of the brain it  seems logical  to suppose that the nerves, between the inner brain and the eyes, carry the direct drive for cooperation from the various brain centers -- rather than to theorize on the transmission of an image which  is already in required location. Hereby, the external object viewed  by the eyes  remains the thing that  is seen , not the retinal image, the purpose of which  would be  to achieve perceptive cooperation by  stirring sympathetic impulses in the other sensory centers, motor tensions, associated word symbols, and consciousness.
Modern physics has <head>developed</head> the theory that all matter consists of minute waves of energy. 
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But it's just one of those things that  happened. Investors can be assured  now that this kind of problem can never occur again. &quot;
But for others, the pledges echo the promises made after the 1987 stock crash, when similar problems led many markets to <head>develop</head> the new systems that performed so badly last week. 
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<instance id="develop.054">
<answer instance="develop.054" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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The waves of a 1923 tsunami in Sagami Bay brought to the surface  and battered to death  huge numbers of fishes that  normally live at a depth of 3,000 feet. Gratified fishermen hauled them in by the thousands.
The tsunami-warning system <head>developed</head> since the 1946 disaster in Hawaii relies mainly on a simple and ingenious instrument devised by Commander C.K. Green of the Coast and Geodetic Survey staff. 
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<instance id="develop.058">
<answer instance="develop.058" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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Lawyers worry that if they provide information about clients, that data could quickly end up in the hands of prosecutors. Prosecutors need court permission  to obtain the tax returns of an individual or a business.
But they have obtained 8300 forms without court permission and used the information to help <head>develop</head> criminal cases. 
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<instance id="develop.068">
<answer instance="develop.068" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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Among the types of cases  the in-house litigators handle  are  disputes involving companies doing business with GM and product-related actions, including one in which a driver is suing GM for damages resulting from an accident . Mr. Pearce has also encouraged his staff to work more closely with GM's technical staffs  to help prevent future litigation.
GM lawyers have been working with technicians to <head>develop</head> more uniform welding procedures -- the way a vehicle is welded has a lot to do with its durability. 
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<instance id="develop.076">
<answer instance="develop.076" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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He said that even though virtually all corn seeds currently planted  are hybrids, the genetic approach will obviate the need for mechanical emasculation of anthers, which  costs U.S. seed producers about $70 million  annually. In recent years, demand for hybrid seeds has spurred research at a number of chemical and biotechnology companies, including Monsanto Co., Shell Oil Co. and Eli Lilly &amp; Co.
One technique <head>developed</head> by some of these companies involves a chemical spray supposed to kill only a plant's pollen. 
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<instance id="develop.078">
<answer instance="develop.078" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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Part of his house had been moved  to the other side of the road. He died of typhoid in 1921 &quot;.
Methods have been <head>developed</head> of assigning &quot; weights &quot; to statements; ; that is, it is known empirically that names beginning with R are more common than those beginning with Z; ; that fewer women are named Miranda than Elizabeth; ; that in the United States more people die of heart disease than of smallpox. 
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<instance id="develop.087">
<answer instance="develop.087" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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At the moment, Ford executives will say little beyond  reiterating their desire  to raise Ford's Jaguar stake to about 15 %. GM is expected  to inject roughly #200 million  ($316 million ) by  acquiring some Jaguar shares, and then win Jaguar management's promise of an eventual 30% stake.
Analysts believe the car makers also will create joint ventures to <head>develop</head> new executive models, doubling Jaguar's yearly output of 50,000 cars. 
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<instance id="develop.088">
<answer instance="develop.088" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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However, he added, &quot; it 's not a requirement that the plan be accepted  by creditors. It must be accepted  by the court. &quot;
Under bankruptcy law, Eastern has exclusive rights for a certain period to <head>develop</head> its own reorganization plan. 
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<instance id="develop.095">
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Its pretense  to operate in the public interest is little more than a sham. It serves only its own stockholders and poorly at that.
As a creative enterprise, its abilities are primarily in &quot; swallowing &quot; creative enterprises <head>developed</head> outside its own organization (an ability made possible by us, and almost mandatory ). 
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<instance id="develop.098">
<answer instance="develop.098" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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For 48 hours, no one had any idea precisely how much his securities were worth . By Wednesday, frustrated Belgian brokers reopened the market by  using the time-honored method of  quoting stocks with chalk on a blackboard.
The Belgian computer system finally was repaired and restarted on Tuesday of this week, with the aid of Toronto Stock Exchange officials who <head>developed</head> the system. 
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<instance id="develop.108">
<answer instance="develop.108" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that  have a hand in  fighting money laundering. Among the possibilities  the Treasury is considering  are  requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers.
Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by <head>developing</head> a &quot; suspicious international wire transfer profile, &quot; which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments. 
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<instance id="develop.119">
<answer instance="develop.119" senseid="develop%2:36:00::"/> 
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Other aspects of the bill, however, are either structured  in ways that  create unnecessary burdens for the industry or actually are harmful to the exchanges, the industry and ultimately the general public. One of the most prominent features is the requirement that in three years all exchanges have in place a system that  records all trades by a source independent of the executing broker.
The New York futures exchanges have been working together to <head>develop</head> a trade recording system much like the one called for in the bill. 
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<instance id="develop.026">
<answer instance="develop.026" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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I believe that the industrial countries are ready  to participate actively in  supplementing the efforts  of the developing nations  to achieve progress. The immediate need for this kind of co-operation is underscored  by the strain in this nation's international balance of payments.
Our surplus from foreign business transactions has in recent years fallen substantially short of the expenditures we make abroad to maintain our military establishments overseas, to finance private investment, and to provide assistance to the less <head>developed</head> nations. 
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<instance id="develop.032">
<answer instance="develop.032" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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In recent years America's partners and friends in Western Europe and Japan have made great economic progress. The international economy of 1960 is markedly different from that of the early postwar years.
No longer is the United States the only major industrial country capable of providing substantial amounts of the resources so urgently needed in the newly <head>developed</head> countries. 
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<instance id="develop.060">
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They question whether the IMF has any role in developing countries, given its original mandate  to assist industrial countries in balance-of-payments emergencies. Opponents show that there are already more funds available than commendable reform efforts.
They worry that new IMF funding of <head>developing</head> countries will simply end up substituting IMF debt for reschedulable commercial bank debt, a bad trade all around. 
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<instance id="develop.094">
<answer instance="develop.094" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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Her miraculous progress in material achievements flows from other qualities far more worthy and substantial: adherence to principles and methods consonant with our religious philosophy; ; a satisfaction in hard work; ; the readiness  to sacrifice for worthwhile causes; ; the courage  to meet every challenge; ; the intellectual honesty and capacity  to recognize the true path of her own best interests. To us and to every nation of the Free World, rich or poor, these qualities are necessary today as never before if we are  to march together to greater security, prosperity and peace.
I believe that the industrial countries are ready to participate actively in supplementing the efforts of the <head>developing</head> nations to achieve progress. 
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<instance id="develop.097">
<answer instance="develop.097" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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This would be consistent with its unwavering support for the Brady Plan and G-7 exchange-rate intervention, and with its financial commitment to Mexico, Poland and others. The IMF has several reasons for  requesting the increase.
Its role in the economies of <head>developing</head> countries has grown steadily since the 1970s. 
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<instance id="develop.107">
<answer instance="develop.107" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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Banco Exterior was created  in 1929  to provide subsidized credits for Spanish exports. The market for export financing was liberalized  in the mid-1980s, however,  forcing the bank to face competition.
At the same time, many of Spain's traditional export markets in Latin America and other <head>developing</head> areas faced a sharp decline in economic growth. 
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<instance id="develop.114">
<answer instance="develop.114" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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While international politics may argue for the capital increase, there is a clear economic case against it. Opponents of the increase argue that the IMF practices central planning while  supporting ineffective governments.
They question whether the IMF has any role in <head>developing</head> countries, given its original mandate to assist industrial countries in balance-of-payments emergencies. 
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<instance id="develop.127">
<answer instance="develop.127" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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Because commercial banks and the developing-country governments believe  they will get a piece of any capital increase, a scaled-down IMF mission would leave both feeling shortchanged. Furthermore, a U.S. rejection of the capital increase (and transfer of shares to Japan) would give Japan an argument against future calls for economic burden-sharing.
On the other hand, a decision to increase the IMF's capital would reinforce the central economic role of multilateral institutions in <head>developing</head> countries. 
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<instance id="develop.152">
<answer instance="develop.152" senseid="develop%2:30:09::"/> 
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Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $64 billion -- the third-highest in the <head>developing</head> world. 
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<instance id="develop.160">
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Timex had requested duty-free treatment for many types of watches, covered  by 58 different U.S. tariff classifications. The White House said  Mr. Bush decided  to grant duty-free status for 18 categories, but turned down such treatment for other types of watches &quot; because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located  in the U.S. and the Virgin Islands. &quot;
Timex is a major U.S. producer and seller of watches, including low-priced battery-operated watches assembled in the Philippines and other <head>developing</head> nations covered by the U.S. tariff preferences. 
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<instance id="develop.168">
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce said it will increase its loan-loss provisions to cover all its loans to lesser <head>developed</head> countries, except Mexico, resulting in an after-tax charge to 1989 earnings of 300 million Canadian dollars (US$ 255 million ). 
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<instance id="develop.006">
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I could have slapped the boy. He looked up at me,  puzzled, and he swayed his head from side to side.
I thought, you little brute, you nasty, selfish, little beast, with brutality already <head>developed</head> within that brain and in those eyes. 
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<instance id="develop.015">
<answer instance="develop.015" senseid="develop%2:30:06::"/> 
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True, ideas are important, perhaps life's most precious treasures. But have we not gone overboard in  stressing their significance? ?
Have we not actually <head>developed</head> idea worship? ? 
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<instance id="develop.016">
<answer instance="develop.016" senseid="develop%2:30:06::"/> 
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With scarcely a mumble of excuse, I fled. I fled, however, not from what  might have been the natural fear of  being unable  to disguise from you that the things about my bridegroom -- in the sense  you meant the word &quot; things &quot; -- which you had been galvanizing yourself to tell me  as a painful part of your maternal duty were things which I had already insisted upon  finding  out for myself (despite, I may now say, the unspeakable awkwardness of  making the discovery on principle, yes, on principle, and in cold blood) because I was resolved , as a modern woman, not  to be a mollycoddle waiting for Life but  to seize Life by the throat.
I had <head>developed</head> too foolproof a facade to be afraid of self-betrayal. 
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<instance id="develop.018">
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It is in this one aspect, at least, that man seems  to be made  in the image of his Creator. Not only can man project his imagination out into his environment in concrete forms, but even more importantly, he can turn it inward  to help  create new and better forms of himself.
We recognize that young people through imaginative mind and body training can become athletes, acrobats, dancers, musicians and artists, <head>developing</head> many potentialities. 
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<instance id="develop.030">
<answer instance="develop.030" senseid="develop%2:30:06::"/> 
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Junk bonds, which  mushroomed from less than $2 billion  at the start of this decade, have been declining for months as issuer after issuer sank beneath the weight of hefty interest payments. The shaky market received its biggest jolt last month from Campeau Corp., which  created its U.S. retailing empire with junk financing.
Campeau <head>developed</head> a cash squeeze that caused it to be tardy on some interest payments and to put its prestigious Bloomingdales department-store chain up for sale. 
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<instance id="develop.033">
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It was, to Helva, only a matter of the correct reproduction and diaphragmic control required  by the music attempted . If the authorities remarked on her curious avocation, they did so among themselves.
Shell people were encouraged to <head>develop</head> a hobby so long as they maintained proficiency in their technical work. 
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<instance id="develop.043">
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But a takeover battle opens up the possibility of a bidding war, with all  that implies . If a competitor enters the game, for example, Mr. Hahn could face the dilemma of  paying a premium for Nekoosa or seeing the company fall into the arms of a rival.
Given that choice, associates of Mr. Hahn and industry observers say the former university president -- who has <head>developed</head> a reputation for not overpaying for anything -- would fold. 
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He dropped down to five hundred feet,  swinging a little north of the city of Tacloban, and punched into the opening that  showed against the mountain. The valley was only a few hundred yards wide with just about room enough for a properly performed hundred-and-eighty-degree turn.
It was only a fifteen-minute flight, but before it was through Greg felt himself <head>developing</head> a case of claustrophobia. 
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<instance id="develop.073">
<answer instance="develop.073" senseid="develop%2:30:06::"/> 
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In no other situation would a group of doctors, struggling competently  to improve the life expectancy of a man beloved by the world, be subjected  to such merciless and persistent questioning, and before they were prepared  to demonstrate the kind of verbal precision which   alone can clarify for mankind the problems  it faces . And though we can look back now and see their errors, we can look back also to the ultimate error.
It recurred in the press conferences: the President's remarks about his running <head>developed</head> a singular tone, one which we find in few statements made by public individuals on such a matter. 
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<instance id="develop.091">
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<answer instance="develop.091" senseid="develop%2:29:00::"/> 
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Little Anne rapidly outdistanced her mother in recovery. In two months she became a fat highly social baby, with a fuzz of flaxen hair all over her head.
She stopped flying into rages and started digesting her food; ; she <head>developed</head> a peaches and cream complexion and a sunny disposition, and she asked for nothing more of life than that she be kept dry and comfortable and fed huge amounts of food at stated intervals and be carried to where she could watch activity going on around her. 
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<instance id="develop.092">
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The proprietor is able  to create a leadership impossible in the corporate structure with its board of directors and stockholders. Leadership is lacking  in our society because it has no legitimate place   to develop .
Men continuously at the head of growing enterprises can acquire experiences of the most varied, complicated and trying type so that at maturation they have <head>developed</head> the competence and willingness to accept the personal responsibility so sorely needed now. 
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<instance id="develop.106">
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Probably a larger percentage of Virginians and South Carolinians  remain unreconstructed than elsewhere, with Georgia, North Carolina, and Alabama following along after them. Old attitudes are held  more tenaciously  in the Tidewater than the Piedmont; ; so that a line running down the length of the South marking the upper limits of tidewater would roughly divide the Old South from the new, but with, of course, important minority enclaves.
The long-settled areas of states like Virginia and South Carolina <head>developed</head> the ante-bellum culture to its richest flowering, and there the memory is more precious, and the consciousness of loss the greater. 
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<instance id="develop.111">
<answer instance="develop.111" senseid="develop%2:30:06::"/> 
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She hastily complied. Diane loved  to dance in the nude, something  she was  to demonstrate  time and again.
She <head>developed</head> another quaint habit. 
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<instance id="develop.112">
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At last Gabriel spoke. &quot; We misjudged you &quot;, he said  slowly.
&quot; We had concluded that no race as ephemeral as yours could have had time to <head>develop</head> a sense of justice. 
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<instance id="develop.115">
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Back in Berkeley, he was violently scolded  by a left-wing lady friend for  consorting with such people. He became angry in return.
He had <head>developed</head> a hatred for the hacker and a grudging appreciation of the federal &quot; spooks &quot; who make national security their business. 
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<instance id="develop.118">
<answer instance="develop.118" senseid="develop%2:30:06::"/> 
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As a boy in a local school he was shy and solitary, absorbed in his fondness for nature and his visions of Sweden's ancient glory. He liked  to fancy himself as a chieftain and to dress for the part.
Being somewhat delicate in health, at the age of sixteen he was sent to Southern Europe, for which he at once <head>developed</head> a passion, so that he spent nearly all of the following ten years abroad, at first in Italy, then in Greece, Egypt, Asia Minor, and Palestine. 
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<instance id="develop.131">
<answer instance="develop.131" senseid="develop%2:30:06::"/> 
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The interactions between health and homelessness are complex,  defying sweeping generalizations as to &quot; cause &quot; or &quot; effect. &quot; If we look to the future,  preventing homelessness is an important objective.
This will require us to develop a much more sophisticated understanding of the dynamics of homelessness than we currently possess, an understanding that can be <head>developed</head> only through careful study and research. 
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<instance id="develop.080">
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His was one of two research teams in 1984   to report dual chromosome losses for a rare childhood cancer of the kidney called  Wilm's tumor. Dr. Vogelstein next turned his attention to colon cancer, the second biggest cancer killer in the U.S. after lung cancer.
He believed colon cancer might also arise from multiple &quot; hits &quot; on cancer suppressor genes, because it often seems to <head>develop</head> in stages. 
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He was able  to discern the body lines of the Roman women under their robes. He spent concentrated weeks  putting his two figures together: a Mary who  would be young and sensitive, yet strong enough  to hold her son on her lap; ; and a Jesus who, though lean,  was strong even in death a look  he remembered  well from his experience in the dead room of Santo Spirito.
He <head>drew</head> toward the composite design from his meticulously accurate memory, without need to consult his sketches. 
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The one thing  they had  in common was their hatred. Both hated Donald Kruger.
It had <head sats="draw_together.122:0">drawn</head> them <sat id="draw_together.122:0">together</sat>, and since his release from prison Dill had worked tirelessly to effect this night's escape. 
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It shone in its bright diamond color against the sun-burned stubble and the crumbled black clods of soil and against the paleness of myself. The color and beauty of it were strange and wonderful and somehow alien, too, in that dry and dusty and uncolored field.
I got on the tractor again and I had to watch the plow closely because the field was <head>drawn</head> across the long hillside and even in that good soil there was a danger of rocks. 
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Slowly he pulled out the hand throttle until the boat was moving at little more than a crawl, and watched Elaine rapidly spin from one station to another, tune in the null, then <head>draw</head> in a line on the chart. 
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At the same time, the drop in interest rates since the spring has failed  to revive the residential construction industry. &quot; What sector is  stepping forward  to pick up the slack? &quot; he asked .
&quot; I <head sats="draw_a_blank.087:0 draw_a_blank.087:1">draw</head> <sat id="draw_a_blank.087:0">a</sat> <sat id="draw_a_blank.087:1">blank</sat>. &quot; 
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William Carmichael, Beatrice chief financial officer, said  favorable market conditions in September prompted the company to plan more debt than necessary. &quot; However, given the changes in the market conditions that  have occurred since then, we decided  to sell only the amount needed  to proceed with our contemplated recapitalization, &quot; he said .
Under the firm's original bank credit agreement, it was required to raise $250 million of subordinated debt to be used to repay some of the bank borrowings <head>drawn</head> to redeem $526.3 million of increasing rate debentures in August. 
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The tax increase, which  will be considered  at a special session of the state legislature that  begins tomorrow, would cover only part of the estimated $4 billion to $6 billion  in total damage caused  by the Oct. 17 quake.
Aside from as much as $3.45 billion in recently approved federal aid, the state is expected to <head>draw</head> from a gubernatorial emergency fund that currently stands at an estimated $700 million. 
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What he was about  became clear to her with the circulation of another broadside proclamation by General McClellan, threatening reprisals against Rebel guerrillas. She was taken  up in worry for the reckless old man.
Kate <head>drew</head> more and more on her affection for Joel through the hot days of summer work. 
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Both reports are based  on several thousand patients sampled  in a 1985 nationwide government survey. The Brookings and Urban Institute authors caution, however, that most nursing home stays are of comparatively short duration, and  reaching the Medicaid level is more likely with an unusually long stay or repeated stays.
Moreover, they note, those who manage to pay their own way often do so only by selling their homes, using up life savings or <head>drawing</head> heavily on children and other relatives. 
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Instead, they figure  the culprit probably took money from Ms. Shere's wallet and discarded all the tips in the five-by-eight-inch looseleaf. Chez Panisse, whose founder, Alice Waters,  is considered  the inventor of the cooking style known  as California cuisine and whose patrons  make reservations a month in advance, hasn't exactly subjected diners to vanilla ice cream because of the theft.
For one thing, Ms. Shere can <head>draw</head> on her cookbook, published by Random House four years ago, which is teeming with recipes for such specialties as kiwi sherbet, gooseberry fool (a creamy dish made with crushed stewed berries) and hazelnut &quot; oeufs a la neige. &quot; 
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He cleared his throat and wet his lips. As cheerfully as possible, he said, &quot; Well, I guess  we could all do with a little drink &quot;.
He unlashed the dipper and <head>drew</head> water from a barrel. 
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But Dandy had had little experience with girls on his master's plantation in Bayou St. John.  Shy, actually, he avoided feminine overtures and seemed truly ignorant of the girls ' desires when they sought  to make liaisons with him in the open fields, in carriages and in boathouses .
This young slave was therefore quite unprepared when Delphine Lalaurie signaled that she wanted him to <head sats="draw_near.037:0">draw</head> <sat id="draw_near.037:0">near</sat>. 
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&quot; My nephews will be coming down &quot;, she said  that evening as Angelina brought her dinner into the dining room, the whole meal on a vast linen-covered tray. She looked at the girl speculatively from eyes which  had paled with the years; ; from the early evening lights of them which  had first startled Izaak  to look at her in an uncousinly way, they had faded to a near-absence of color which  had, possibly from her constant looking at the water, something of the light of the sea in them.
Angelina placed the tray on the table and with a flick of dark wrist <head sats="draw_off.049:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_off.049:0">off</sat> the cloth. 
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The campaign, a patriotic celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights, doesn't mention cigarettes or smoking; cigarette ads have been prohibited on television since 1971.
But even before it begins, the campaign is <head>drawing</head> fire from anti-smoking advocates, who criticize Philip Morris's attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy. 
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When the sea was visible ahead of them , the relief was as great as if the sun had come out. He spread the flight out and led them across a point of land and then down the coast.
Although they <head>drew</head> light ground fire they saw no signs of activity. 
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Mr. Phelan is an adroit diplomat who normally  appears  to be solidly in control of the Big Board's factions. But he has been getting heat from all sides over program trading.
Mr. Phelan's recent remarks that investors simply must get used to the stock-market volatility from program trading have <head>drawn</head> criticism from both the exchange's stock specialists, who make markets in individual stocks, and from many companies that have shares listed on the Big Board. 
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Nicolas called on his muse, a line  came back: &quot; Squaresville, man, and all the palazzos are crummy Palasts &quot;. That ought  to draw a laugh, Nicolas reasoned  , as he stored the line away on the wax tape that  was his mind.
And indeed, his postcard did <head>draw</head> from Walter a letter recommending his friend, the poet Nicolas Manas, to his friend Meredith Wilder. 
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Kneeling, Cobb planted a sturdy knee in the small of his back,  holding him  pinned . &quot; Okay, Stevens.
I 've <head>drawn</head> his fangs &quot;, he snapped. 
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New Nations, and others struggling with the problems of development, will progress only -- regardless of any outside help -- if they demonstrate faith in their own destiny and use their own resources  to fulfill it. Moreover, progress in a national transformation can be only gradually earned ; ; there is no easy and quick way  to follow from the oxcart to the jet plane.
But, just as we <head>drew</head> on Europe for assistance in our earlier years, so now do these new and emerging nations that do have this faith and determination deserve help. 
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In California and New York, state officials have opposed Channel One. Mr. Whittle said  private and parochial schools in both states will be canvassed   to see if they are interested in  getting the programs.
Subscribing schools get the 12-minute daily Channel One news program, whose four 30-second TV ads during each show have <head>drawn</head> protests from educators. 
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Hiroshima last week held an auction  to pick the contractor,  expecting  to pay about 11 million yen for the project. Eight companies submitted bids, but Fujitsu won the contract by  essentially saying  it would do the job for free.
News of the bid <head>drew</head> sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers. 
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He remembered the first time  he saw her ,  standing across the room at a party. The smooth curve of her neck, very white against hair which  curled against it like petals.
Her hair was the color of those blooms which in seed catalogues are referred to as &quot; black &quot;, but since no flower is actually without color contain always a hint of grape or purple or blue -- he wanted to <head>draw</head> the broad patina of hair through his fingers, searching it slowly for a trace of veining which might reveal its true shade beneath the darkness. 
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I heard of some that  tried it back in the States, and he 'd knock them clear across the room. There 'd been a pretty bad incident back at the Marine base.
A New York kid, a refugee from one of the Harlem gangs, made fun of Trig's accent, and <head>drew</head> a knife. 
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He knew now what he was up against . Whoever  was out there  hiding in the brushy cover was besieging the Antler house and,  having spotted his approach, was determined  to drive him off before he could get into the fight.
Cursing himself for having ridden out the last few days without a rifle in his saddle boot, Russ <head>drew</head> his Colt and examined it briefly. 
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I 've got a little stashed  for a rainy day, and I guess  this is rainy enough. A couple of hundred.
If you <head>draw</head> the short straw I 'll lend you some bread, like fifty bucks, before I take off to visit my sister in Frisco. 
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&quot; I can imagine &quot; ! ! Susan was an active character; ; for Mother to be able  to call, Susan must be napping now,  surrounded  by her multitude of dolls.
Lucy <head sats="draw_out.009:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_out.009:0">out</sat> the chair and sat down; ; she relaxed a little, and some of the tension went out of her. 
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Although it was dark as usual I could see that the hall had only recently contained a great many people. Cigarette butts littered the floor.
The big fans were going, <head>drawing</head> from the large room the remnants of stale smoke which drifted about in pale strata underneath the ceiling. 
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He had dinner and sat there over his coffee  watching the winding pattern of traffic as it crossed the bridge and spread out like a serpent with two heads. Beside him was  Mrs. Dalloway.
He thought how this dainty, fragile older woman threading her way through the streets of Westminster on a day in June, enjoying the flowers in the shops, the greetings from old friends, but never really <head>drawing</head> a deep, passionate breath, was so like himself. 
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He waved at Fox  to cut off the finale introduction. The music died away discordantly.
He <head>drew</head> a deep breath. 
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Breath control and the proper enunciation of vowel sounds within the oral cavity appeared  to require the most development and practice. Shell people did not,  strictly speaking, breathe.
For their purposes, oxygen and other gases were not <head>drawn</head> from the surrounding atmosphere through the medium of lungs but sustained artificially by solution in their shells. 
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THE IRS may taketh what the Labor Department giveth . But  stay tuned.
Employee-benefit specialists <head>drew</head> a collective sigh of relief in early October when the Labor Department backed away from a proposal that companies let former employees and beneficiaries -- along with active workers -- borrow against balances in 401 (k) and similar savings plans. 
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His being and His will -- Stevie could not divide God from his Papa -- illumined every parish face, turned the choir into a band of angels, and the pulpit into the tollgate to Heaven. &quot; We have nine hundred and eleven members  in our charge &quot;, Mama announced , &quot; and three hundred and eighty Sunday-school scholars &quot;.
When Papa went out to do God's work, Stevie often accompanied him in the buggy, which was <head>drawn</head> by Violet, the new black mare. 
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It was the most active of the 100-share index at 8.3 million shares, 6.5 million of which  were traded  by midday. Jaguar ended 22 higher at 747.
Dealers said fresh buying was <head>drawn</head> into Jaguar after a senior executive of Daimler-Benz, the auto maker, told a British television interviewer during the weekend that the West German company held talks with the luxury auto maker over possible joint ventures. 
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Mr. Ross also said  he enjoys &quot; warm professional and personal relationships &quot; with Japanese executives including Sony Chairman Akio Morita, &quot; who  has visited my home here. &quot; But despite the acrimony between Mr. Ross and Mr. Yetnikoff, officials of the Time side of Time Warner have reportedly been increasingly interested in a settlement that  might yield attractive business opportunities.
Time executives such as the company's president, N.J. Nicholas, who will eventually be co-chief executive of Time Warner alongside Mr. Ross, have no personal relationships or ego at stake in the fight over the Guber-Peters duo, and were never directly <head>drawn</head> into the fray. 
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Dealers said  the market gained some late steam on a flurry of buying by market-makers looking at blue-chip issues and stocks viewed  as oversold during the market's recent downtrend. Outside what  essentially amounted to a bookkeeping exercise, dealers said  London dealings were largely dulled  by the absence of active interest beyond the market-makers.
The late buying was <head>drawn</head> into the London market, dealers added, after Wall Street showed signs of stability following its rocky opening. 
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She made me welcome. Her dark cool caresses were sweeter than any woman 's; ; the many little tricks  she knew  made her embrace the ultimate one -- the ever more fantastic pressures deeper in her body squeezed not me but the air  I breathed  into a nitrogen anesthetic.
yielding-Mediterranian-woman -, she soothed me, and <head>drew</head> me deeper into her. 
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Often, Mr. Dinkins's procrastination prevented him from  having a say in the way  things turned out , critics claim  . On the campaign stump, he often points out that he was the only Board of Estimate member   to vote against a controversial real-estate project at Manhattan's Columbus Circle.
But board members say he took so long to decide how to vote that by the time he decided, it was too late to try to <head>draw</head> other members to his position. 
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An analyst's opinion to that effect even sent Capital Cities ABC shares soaring two weeks ago. But interest instead decreased.
The third game, last Friday night, <head>drew</head> a disappointing 17.5 rating. 
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Remembering that succession of disasters, she now considered Cathy, an ominous child-cloud on her horizon. It was not that she disliked Cathy.
The youngster <head>drew</head> her, troubled her depths; ; whenever Lucy saw her, she tried, without noise or fuss, to give her the warmth she had never had from Myra. 
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Their clapping grew more fervent; ; the evening was still not beyond  salvaging, not as a show but for him as a person. The worst was  yet to come.
As Andy reached the finale of his act, a subdued commotion backstage <head>drew</head> his attention to the wings. 
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<answer instance="draw.025" senseid="draw%2:37:01::"/> 
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But we can think of many reasons   to stay out  for the foreseeable future and well beyond. The U.S., along with Britain and Singapore, left the agency when its anti-Western ideology, financial corruption and top leadership got out of hand .
The personal antics of agency Director Amadou-Mahtar M'Bow <head>drew</head> much attention, such as when several of his top aides were uncovered as KGB plants and ejected from France and when a mysterious office fire was set just before Congress sent accountants to trace U.S. funds. 
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Earlier this year, Blackstone Group, a New York investment bank, had no trouble  selling out a special $570 million  mortgage-securities trust  it created  for Japanese investors. Industrial Bank of Japan, which  claims  to be the biggest Japanese buyer of U.S. mortgage securities, says  it will more than double its purchases this year, to an amount  one official puts  at several billion dollars.
And a Fannie Mae seminar this week promises to <head>draw</head> hundreds of prospective investors, who can be expected to channel tens of billions of dollars into the market in the next few years. 
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Why didn't the damn Reactionaries bump him off ? ? Why Slater? ?
Like a particle <head>drawn</head> to a magnet he returned to that which was pressing so hard in his mind. 
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Last year's series, broadcast  by General Electric Co.'s NBC, was the lowest-rated Series in four years; instead of  featuring a major East Coast team against a West Coast team, it pitted the Los Angeles Dodgers against the losing Oakland A's. ABC's hurdle was even higher this year with two teams from the same area.
The Series got off to a lukewarm start Oct. 14 with a 16.2% rating; the next night it <head>drew</head> 17.4% of homes. 
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More than three in five said  they are under a great deal of stress most of the time, compared with less than one in two U.S. consumers and one in four in Japan. The Thai cabinet endorsed Finance Minister Pramual Sabhavasu's proposal  to build a $19 million  conference center for a joint meeting of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund two years from now.
The meeting, which is expected to <head>draw</head> 20,000 to Bangkok, was going to be held at the Central Plaza Hotel, but the government balked at the hotel's conditions for undertaking necessary expansion. 
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Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue, since he is both a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself. &quot; The sound of bells is a net   to draw people into the church, &quot; he says .
&quot; I live in hopes that the ringers themselves will be <head>drawn</head> into that fuller life. &quot; 
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The bureau found that only two of six New York furniture stores could prove  their presale prices were higher. DRACULA 'S BUSY this time of year, but a visit to his Transylvania castle is part of a Chicago-based Unitours trip in the spring, presumably the count's off-season.
RADIO MALAISE <head>draws</head> the ear of the Federal Communications Commission. 
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The dawn progressed and it seemed that the doctor would never be done with his ministrations when quite abruptly something broke his revery . It was a fine broody hen, white, with a maternal eye and a striking abundance of feathers in the under region of the abdomen.
The doctor, with the air of a man whose professional interests have found scope, <head>drew</head> Alex's attention to those excellences which might otherwise have escaped him: the fine color in comb and wattles, the length and quality of neck and saddle hackles, the firm, wide spread of the toes, and a rare justness in the formation of the ear lappets. 
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But he soon saw which way the ball was bouncing .  Soon came back to his senses.
&quot; I soon came back to my senses &quot;, he said, aloud, to the young blizzard, proudly, <head sats="draw_up.093:0">drawing</head> himself <sat id="draw_up.093:0">up</sat>, as if making a report to some important superior. 
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Will Ogonyok begin a series of reports analyzing the failures of perestroika? &quot; I 'd be destroying myself, &quot; replies  Mr. Korotich, who  then asks, &quot; What would that accomplish ?
&quot; His answer reveals his vulnerability -- it also <head sats="draw_the_line.073:0 draw_the_line.073:1">draws</head> <sat id="draw_the_line.073:0">the</sat> <sat id="draw_the_line.073:1">line</sat> that Soviet society must cross to enter the normal dialogue of Western culture. 
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And he favors a more cooperative approach toward the neighboring states of New Jersey and Connecticut in the battle over companies thinking of  moving employees out of New York City. Many economic-development officials say  the Koch administration's aggressive approach helped save 5,000 Chase Manhattan Bank jobs from  moving across the Hudson.
But Mr. Dinkins's economic planks don't seem to bother the business community, where he <head>draws</head> significant support. 
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Smiling broadly when he talks about Mr. Carpenter , Mr. Cathcart says  the new Kidder chief is &quot; going  to be recognized  shortly as one of the real leaders in the investment-banking business. &quot; In coming years, Mr. Cathcart says  , Kidder is &quot; gon  na hum. &quot;
Or, as Mr. Carpenter, again <head>drawing</head> on his consulting-firm background, puts it: &quot; We're ready to implement at this point. 
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This fall, for example, L'Oreal Group, ordinarily a high-end line, rolled out a drug-store line of skin-care products called  Plenitude, which  retail for $5 to $15 . The packaged-goods marketers may try  filling that gap with a spate of new products.
Unlike the old-line cosmetics houses, Unilever and P&amp;G both have enormous research and development bases to <head>draw</head> on for new products. 
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Bond prices also edged higher. Georgia-Pacific's $3.18 billion  bid for Great Northern Nekoosa helped  drive the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 41.60 points, to 2645.08, in active trading.
The dollar <head>drew</head> strength from the stock market's climb. 
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I 'd brought along the virgin pint from last night, but we were going  to kill that only when we were through  talking. I talked first,  telling him everything  I knew  about Seaton and his house and domestic arrangements.
I <head>drew</head> diagrams and floor plans; ; he memorized them thoroughly and then we tore them into tiny pieces and flushed them down. 
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&quot;  See, Argiento, if you control the way  these folds are bunched, like this, or made  to flow , you can enrich the body attitudes. They can have as much tactile appeal as flesh and bone &quot;.
He went into the Jewish quarter, wanting to <head>draw</head> Hebraic faces so that he could reach a visual understanding of how Christ might have looked. 
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It was that oddly shaped space at the very top of the house, where ceiling heights had  to accommodate themselves to the varying angles of roof slope . At each angle of its pitch a big skylight had been fitted  into the roof and all these skylights were fitted  with systems of multiple screens and shades.
When Felix first opened the door on it, all these shades were tightly <head>drawn</head> and the whole studio was as dark as night. 
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Because I liked this sad person so much, I said, &quot; Will you have a drink with me &quot;? ? I could see the ancient cynicism reinforce itself in her eyes, and I wondered how many men she had picked  up with this same gambit.
Anyway, I pulled a bottle of Remy Martin out of my topcoat, <head>drew</head> the cork, and passed it to her. 
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Lifting her skirts, she climbed in,  never relinquishing her grip on his arm. The woman seemed utterly unafraid of the snake which  coiled on the floor in a torpor.
Once inside the luxuriosly-upholstered landau, she <head>drew</head> the curtains and proceeded to give the startled youth the kind of physical examination usually reserved for army inductees. 
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As the Soviet Union grapples with its worsening economy, leading reformers have <head sats="draw_up.005:0">drawn</head> <sat id="draw_up.005:0">up</sat> a blueprint for change designed to push the nation much closer to a free-market system. 
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Still, in recent days, machinists ' union leaders have shown some new flexibility. &quot; We may be able  to reach a tradeoff where we can accommodate   concerns and ours , &quot; said  Brian M. Freeman, the machinists ' financial adviser.
Mr. Freeman said machinists ' union advisers plan to meet this week to try to <head sats="draw_up.026:0">draw</head> <sat id="draw_up.026:0">up</sat> a blueprint for some form of recapitalization that could include a special dividend for shareholders, an employee stake and, perhaps, an equity investment by a friendly investor. 
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Seeking a middle path between opponents of change and radicals who  demand overnight solutions, the article advocates what it calls  a &quot; radical-moderate approach. &quot; The document is  to be discussed  at a conference of leading economists late this month, and will probably be presented  to the Soviet Parliament for consideration this year.
As policy-makers <head sats="draw_up.069:0">draw</head> <sat id="draw_up.069:0">up</sat> proposals for the next five-year plan, which starts in 1991, the blueprint represents a powerful first shot in what is likely to be a fierce battle over economic reform. 
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The reaction to the UAL debacle &quot; is mindless, &quot; says   John Connolly, chief market strategist at Dean Witter. &quot; UAL is a small deal as far as the overall market is concerned .
The only way you can make it a big deal is to <head>draw</head> linkages that just don't make sense. &quot; 
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It is, I am reliably given  to understand  , the technical argot for those who  engage in your particular branch of the boost; ; i.e., burglars who  rob while the tenants are absent, in contrast to hot-slough prowlers, those who  work while the occupants are home. Since the latter obviously require an audacity  you do not possess , you may perhaps suppose that I am taunting you as socially inferior.
Far from it; ; I merely <head>draw</head> an etymological distinction, hoping that specialists and busy people like you will welcome such precision in a layman. 
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The French analysis goes further. &quot; Most of the West's leaders have finally concluded that we all want perestroika   to succeed, &quot; says  Hubert Vedrine, security adviser to Mr. Mitterrand.
&quot; But they haven't yet <head>drawn</head> the operational policy conclusions. &quot; 
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Big Board volume amounted to 154,240,000 shares, down from 176.1 million Tuesday. The October survey of corporate purchasing managers, as  expected, provided evidence that economic growth remains subdued.
An index of economic activity <head>drawn</head> from the survey stood last month at 47.6 %; a reading above 50% would have indicated that the manufacturing sector was improving. 
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Her estate had grown considerably. She wanted  to make a more equitable distribution of it among the groups that  would benefit the most; ; particularly the scholarship fund.
At the time the will was <head>drawn</head> Mr. Hohlbein mentioned to me how mentally alert she seemed for her age, knowing just what changes she wanted made and so forth &quot;. 
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The House and Senate are divided  over whether the United Nations Population Fund will receive any portion of these appropriations, but the size of the increase is itself significant. In a second area of common concern, the world environment, an additional $15 million   will be provided  in development assistance   to fund a series of initiatives, related both to global warming and the plight of the African elephant.
The sweeping nature of the bill <head>draws</head> a variety of special interest amendments, running from an import exemption for a California airplane museum to a small but intriguing struggle among sugar producing nations over the fate of Panama's quota of exports to the profitable U.S. market. 
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She had driven up with her husband in a convertible with Eastern license plates, although the two drivers knew nothing  at the moment about that. She wore shorts and a loose terry-cloth shirt.
Slender and tanned, her dark brown hair was <head sats="draw_back.001:0">drawn</head> straight <sat id="draw_back.001:0">back</sat>, simply. 
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Whatever satisfaction that might offer . Something pulled my leg.
I drew back, <head sats="draw_back.012:0">drawing</head> <sat id="draw_back.012:0">back</sat> my foot for a kick. 
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' I think  you had better  leave ' ! ! And this is my own home &quot;.
In the silence that followed, Miriam walked close to Mrs. Cupply, who <head sats="draw_back.016:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.016:0">back</sat> a step on her side of the gate. 
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Was it Dutch Brenner &quot;? ? Curt was holding Jess's gun in his left hand.
He <head sats="draw_back.019:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.019:0">back</sat> his arm to slash the gunbarrel across Jess's face, but didn't finish the motion. 
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Or what was  it that, before Via, Sonny, Walter and all, I began  almost to dance with  shuddering and cry out, &quot; I knew  she 'd do it ! ! I knew &quot; ! !
Everyone stared at me and <head sats="draw_back.029:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.029:0">back</sat>. 
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I have the whole Pacific Northwest &quot;. Owen was aware  he was getting overexcited but he couldn't help himself.
Mrs. Gertrude Parker <head sats="draw_back.041:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.041:0">back</sat>. 
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&quot; I don't want  to leave here, Winston &quot;. &quot; Now  listen to that &quot;.
He <head sats="draw_back.053:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.053:0">back</sat>, embarrassed and pleased. 
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He held the knife  aloft an instant -- an instant enough  to press the stud. The blade came out with a snick ! !
He fisted the knife overhand, and <head sats="draw_back.075:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.075:0">back</sat> to plunge it into the kid's throat. 
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And this is my own home &quot;. In the silence that  followed, Miriam walked close to Mrs. Cupply, who  drew back a step on her side of the gate.
Then, with staring eyes and lips <head>drawn</head> thin, Miriam said to the young woman, &quot; You are ugly -- uglier than you used to be, and you were always very ugly. 
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The train slowed at a road crossing, and the big door slid  open; ; at first gratingly,  caught  by grains of corn -- then with a clash into its slot. The boy lifted the girl by the waist and set her on the lip of the floor.
She pulled her legs up under her, to rise, her full peasant skirt <head>drawing</head> up her thighs, and Feathertop's music pfffted away. 
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She jumped out onto the flat expanse of rock and,  seating herself, shook her short-cut brown hair and tilted her chin far upward. The reedy music of the frogs had faded, but presently it began again,  growing in volume until it was vibrant.
Julia felt at peace and <head>drew</head> her legs up and clasped her hands tightly around the bent knees. 
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A California official also said  he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $400,000  contribution from Lincoln's parent solicited  by Sen. Alan Cranston (D., Calif. ). Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said  Lincoln's operations amounted to &quot;  pyramiding debt  to provide a luxurious life style for its owners. &quot;
Another federal examiner, John Meek, said Lincoln's principal owner, Charles Keating Jr., and his family <head sats="draw_off.092:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_off.092:0">off</sat> at least $34 million from the thrift in salaries, bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year. 
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Askington was a kind of goal  I set myself ; ; I had admired him long before I talked to him. It looked to me as though he had everything  an artist could want , joy in his work, standing in the profession, a large and steady income.
The night we first met, at one of Mrs. Monmouth's giant parties, he was wearing a brown cashmere jacket with silver buttons and a soft pink Viyella shirt; ; instead of a necktie he wore a leather bolo <head>drawn</head> through a golden ring in which was set a lump of pale pure jade. 
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There was, of course, no real need  to rearrange everything. A quarter inch this way or that for the hardbake, or the toffee, or the barley sugar, or the sardines, or the bitters, or the condensed milk, or the stationery, or the needles -- what could it mean ? ?
Adam watched his own hands make the caressing, anxious movement that, when rain falls and nobody comes, and ruin <head sats="draw_close.003:0">draws</head> <sat id="draw_close.003:0">close</sat> like a cat rubbing against the ankles, has been the ritual of stall vendors, forever. 
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Heroes always let you down. As Tony Parsons and Julie Burchill once stated: `It's only rock and roll and it's plastic, plastic, yes it is. &quot; Back in the Haçienda, tweed trousered, shorn haired, Mark Radcliffe had different views: `The music you listen to is like the way you <head>dress</head>, the films you like or the books you read, a statement about yourself. If you like bland pieces of art then you 'll probably be a bland person. It is almost a proof that you are not willing to think about things. I'm not saying that trendy clothes make a better person, possibly the reverse is true, but it's the whole spectrum of youth culture. 
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It is difficult, because I 've experienced it. I was born and grew up in Britain, I can appreciate the constant pressure to look the same, <head>dress</head> the same, forget your difference. But it comes down to how openly you want to express yourself as a Muslim. I am happy to communicate to people, through how I dress, that I'm a Muslim and proud of it, and that living in the West has done nothing to alter my feelings. &quot; PRESSURES DO A DANCE FOR DADDY Do a dance for Daddy, make your Daddy smile Be his little angel Remember you're on trial 
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I know the killer, have the only road off the peninsula covered  &quot;. &quot; Yeah,  passed your road block as I drove in &quot;, I said ,  sitting on his polished desk.
Although Bob <head>dressed</head> like a slob, he kept a neat office. 
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Yet at a poor family's most crucial and most public celebrations, at a marriage or at the birth of a male child, the absence of a hijra would almost invalidate the whole ceremony. The eunuchs themselves have aided the merging of the two traditions. They no longer guard harems; instead, as in the Mahabharata, they dance for a living. They no longer <head>dress</head> like men as they did in the Mughal court; instead they deck themselves in jewellery and cosmetics and wear saris. Nevertheless, they retain many of the characteristics of their courtly forebears. Manucchi gives a rather patronizing description of characteristics and temperaments of the eunuchs of Mughal times. 
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Ricard vanished and I wished I could follow him. The apparition smiled lazily at us and beckoned once again. `Stay where you are ! &quot; Benjamin hissed, grabbing my arm. He didn't have to tell me a second time. I was rooted in terror to the spot. I don't like soldiers and I particularly hate those who <head>dress</head> like women and smile a lot. Again the apparition smiled. `Preparez-vous ! &quot; The command was tossed languidly over his shoulder and immediately loaded crossbows were brought up and aimed at our chests. `On second thoughts, &quot; I murmured to Benjamin, `let's do what he asks. &quot; Benjamin grasped my wrist again. 
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Surely it would grow there whether I washed myself or not. A hundred years ago I would have worn a beard with pride.
And those without beards would have stood out as not <head>dressed</head> for the occasion. 
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He was at No 6 with It 'll Be Me and had his own column in the Mirror, which
cost a mere 3d  1 1/4p. Sexy Cliff had his own fans. Asked how British and
American teenagers compared, he wrote: `Truly I don't think there is any
difference. They all look alike. They <head>dress</head>alike. But I must say some of the American girls are slightly more polite &amp; hellip `A few of them actually ASKED if I would mind having the clothes ripped off my back. I mean, really. &quot; Really &amp; hellip everything was a shock. And everything was so different from today. Most people got their music from the BBC radio's Light Programme. 
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`Why didn't someone shoot that bastard when we were in Normandy? &quot; remarked the occupant of the bunk below me. `Oh, piss off, &quot; shouted someone at the other end of the hut, as a boot bounced off the door just as the Sergeant made his exit. I could hear him bawling and banging his way through the Nissen hut across the way. After a quick wash and shave, <head>dressed</head> in a freshly pressed kilt and battledress blouse, polished boots and all, I presented myself with the other Commandos at the orderly room to get my hands on that very important rail pass. Twenty minutes later I was at the head of the queue. The clerk behind the desk looked up at me, `For Christ's sake, Piper, surely you have a home to go to? 
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A colossal campaign  opened  to sell more sexual organs of plants and Mrs. Joseph (&quot; Shadow of Greatness &quot;) Douglas was quoted  as  saying: &quot; I would no more sit down without flowers on my table than without serviettes &quot;. A Tibetan swami from Palermo, Sicily, announced in Beverly Hills a newly discovered, ancient yoga discipline for ripple breathing which  increased both pranha and cosmic attraction between sexes.
His chelas were required to assume the matsyendra posture <head>dressed</head> in hand-woven diapers while he read aloud from Rig-Veda and an assistant guru examined their purses in another room -- nothing was stolen; ; the purpose was less immediate. 
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Oh, she 'd come  to see them once, left silver teething rings for all of the trips. But when Miss Jen went over right away  to return the call , Miss Kiz couldn't have been very cordial, for she 'd come back before she hardly had time   to get there .
More and more, these days, she 'd been driving that pretty little mare that looked like her, over to Tillie's and Nick's -- his own old square frame box on posts, chickens and cats and pups under the house, everybody friendly inside, making a to-do over the babies <head>dressed</head> like dollies. 
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In fact, money has a lot to do with it. If you have a lot of money, you can `buy &quot; beauty. You can afford to have your teeth done, a false tan, your hair done at Vidal Sassoon. We 've never had much money in our family. People are always asking me why I dress strangely, or saying, `What does your mother think of your outfits? &quot; A lot of my clothes are holey, and if I had more money I definitely would <head>dress</head> quite differently. Not that I want to look as if I shop at Next, or look cute, or anything, it's just that I can't afford to dress the way I 'd like to. 
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&quot; People automatically assume that I'm in college &quot;, a nineteen-year-old machinist observed irritably . However, among the girls, there are some morale-enhancing compensations for  not going to college.
The Jewish working girl almost invariably works in an office -- in contradistinction to gentile factory workers -- and, buttressed by a respectable income, she is likely to <head>dress</head> better and live more expansively than the college student. 
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Kids have had enough of that. Pop groups are in a position to say something about &amp; hellip Oh, sorry, I'm not talking about fast cars and blue-eyed big-titted women, am I? &quot; Nope. Good. TONY 'S A bit of a lad. No doubt about it. So are all of East 17, in fact. They <head>dress</head> so baggy they look like Wombles. When they're gathered together they go `Phwoaaaargghh ! ! ! &quot; a lot   like most lads do   and generally they're as right-on as a picket-line crossing, strike-breaking blackleg. But things are happening in their sphere. 
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Yuppies won't like living across from all that noise. They won't appreciate the five a.m. early call. `You see him there? &quot; asks Dixie. The guy is a businessman. He is in his late twenties, very smart, with beautifully polished hair. He is <head>dressed</head> like Dixie, because around here suit and tie is the uniform. The three of us drift together, as if we met quite by chance near the water's edge. The man keeps his eye on me. Dixie tells him I'm OK. The man asks my name. `John Burns, &quot; I say quickly. `I 'll be your touch from now on. &quot; 
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`You don't even know how to dress. Do you really think the wife of a man like Julius should slop around all the time in old jeans and dirty sweatshirts? &quot; `My clothes aren't dirty, &quot; Jessamy retorted in an angry voice. `They're just paint-stained. And I dress to suit the kind of life I lead. It hardly makes sense to wear elegant suits and designer dresses when I'm painting ! &quot; She was immediately annoyed with herself for becoming defensive. What business was it of this woman how she <head>dressed</head>? `You never fitted in with Julius's lifestyle, &quot; Eleanor went on relentlessly. `You never even tried. 
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It attracts people with funny hair (or with no hair -- in front of me a girl with spiked locks sat beside a boy who  had shaved his ).
Whoever constitute the local Left Bank come out in force, <head>dressed</head> in black, along with a smattering of yuppies who want to be on the cutting edge. 
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I always thought that to be a religious Jew, you had to <head>dress</head> like someone from nineteenth-century Poland. I now realize that there are different kinds of Jews, ranging from the ultra-religious Chasidim who do dress like that, to Liberal Jews who do not recognize the holy nature of the Bible and who prefer to keep whichever laws they can rationalize. There are also many Jews in between who dress modestly and where possible in the latest fashions, and who keep the laws of the Bible without losing touch with the world we live in. The women go out to work in the same way as other women, but know that their main priority in life is to care for their families. They are not in any way second class citizens. 
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Stretch those muscles and smile ! PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS How many of us like our bodies, are confident with the body shape we possess? We assess and evaluate a person on an initial first impression   this includes their whole body image. If you are trying desperately to cover up your body, this will reflect not only in the way you <head>dress</head> but how you move. So how can exercise help? 1 Too often we only look at our faces in a mirror. Exercising in front of a mirror encourages us to take a real look at our bodies and get to know and control them better. 2 The sheer pleasure of enjoying the fun of exercise is reflected in our mental well-being. 3 
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When a fat lesbian's friends discuss diets or the bits of their  thin bodies they dislike for being too big, they negate her. Current debates on lesbian `dress sense &quot; are opening up more possibilities for experiment with image. For many lesbians the opportunity to wear `feminine &quot; clothes is a relief `after all these years of <head>dressing</head> like men who dress badly &quot;. Increasing recognition of how oppositional images get incorporated and redefined in `mainstream &quot; fashion, coupled with an awareness that images do not have fixed meanings and can be subverted, has led to a re-evaluation of traditionally `erotic &quot; clothes. 
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He 'd follow me where I fancied, as I avoided my education. Unlike everyone else he thought me quite deviant. He was shocked when I took off my shirt in the street to get some damn sun on my tits. `You are very daring and non-conformist, yaar, &quot; he often said. `And look how you <head>dress</head>, like a gypsy vagabond. What does your father say? Doesn't he discipline you very hard? &quot; `My father's too busy with the woman he ran off with, &quot; I replied, `to think about me too much. &quot; `Oh God, this whole country has gone sexually insane, &quot; he said. 
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They had to reinforce the `professionalism &quot; of their image; they had to `dress for success &quot;. Some days I wear dresses and stuff. Or if its a quiet day I 'll put on a skirt and be a little laid back. But it's easier-it's funny, though, when you <head>dress</head> like that   if it's those days when you're working around the secretary's desk, and strangers come into the office   they 'll assume you're the secretary.  Alice This assumption is often implicit in the way a person addresses the woman, rather than explicitly stated. 
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the day trips to Sainsburys and belly laughs at bottoms this joke is alternative rattling inside your head this joke is as radical as farting in bed &amp; hellip This Is for those people who think they aren't properly <head>dressed</head> unless they 've got the right badge on   and are guilty about their middle class backgrounds and so dress to look poor. Dedicated Follower of Fission   The Nuclear Age Hippy And it came to pass that the middle class would pass through the eye of a needle neurotic wrecks in military kecks doing good deeds and the needful Once into Zen but that was when they listened to Carly Simon tapes 
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He said, &quot; That may be, but it isn't authentic the way  readers think . They know from their researches into television and the movies that knights in the middle ages had beautiful flowing haircuts like Little Lord Fauntleroy, and only the villains had beards.
And girls couldn't have <head>dressed</head> like that -- it isn't transparent enough &quot;. 
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Other costs  also would increase, including maintenance, because Eastern has an older fleet. At the news conference, Mr. Lorenzo and Eastern President Phil Bakes presented a far rosier assessment.
Flanked by flight attendants, pilots and gate agents <head>dressed</head> in spiffy new blue uniforms, they said Eastern has exceeded its operational goals and is filling its seats. 
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Hatless, in an overcoat of rough blue wool, I was given  a proud farewell by my mother and father, and I set out into the strangely still streets of Brooklyn. I felt superior to the neighborhood friends  I was leaving  behind, felt older than my years, and was full of compliments for myself as I headed into the subway that  was carrying its packs of passengers out of that dull borough and into the unstable, tantalizing excitement of Manhattan.
Times Square, when I ascended to it with my fellow subway travellers (all <head>dressed</head> as if for a huge wedding in a family of which we were all distant members ), was nearly impassable, the sidewalks swarming with celebrants, with bundled up sailors and soldiers already hugging their girls and their rationed bottles of whiskey. 
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`Yes, we know our image, &quot; he continues. `Miserable fuckers. &quot; It's not surprising really. For the past 20 years, Gilbert and George have refined a public persona which is more famous than any one of their pictures. They are artists. A couple, who live and work together. They also <head>dress</head> alike, visit the same cafe for lunch each day, and speak with one voice, a plural `we &quot;. They 've sparred with the media throughout their career and, out of repeated interviews, a ritual has evolved. You meet Gilbert and George at their home in Spitalfields, in London's East End. 
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&quot; Every woman in the block has tried that &quot;. &quot; What about a tea room, then? ?
You could set up tables in the front room and serve salads and your baked beans and brown bread and Grandma could <head>dress</head> like a gypsy and tell fortunes &quot;. 
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They get what they deserve. &quot; Tom couldn't quite explain why he felt his father's comment was revealing. Sarah said, `Do you mean, Tom, that you think your father despises women who aren't married and so on? I 've often heard him call women `tarts &quot; when they are just young, attractive and <head>dress</head> a bit sexily. &quot; `Yes, I suppose so, &quot; said Tom. `He was always very strict with my sisters, about what time they had to be in and clothes and make-up and that sort of thing. &quot; 
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The chimney is a pile of bricks on the front lawn. The remainder of the house leans precariously against a sturdy oak tree.
The petite, 29-year-old Ms. Johnson, <head>dressed</head> in jeans and a sweatshirt as she slogs through the steady afternoon rain, is a claims adjuster with Aetna Life &amp; Casualty. 
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When Claudio is arrested  , he is brought  on stage  nude except for the manacles on his wrists and ankles. When the opportunist Lucio (Jack Stehlin) visits the convent  to inform Isabella of her brother's fate , Lucio not only slaps the mother superior on her rear, but brings along a voluptuous companion (Jill Powell ), not in Shakespeare's script,   to undulate lasciviously.
Meanwhile, the pimp Pompey (Glen Allen Pruett ), <head>dressed</head> in black leather and a prominent codpiece, indulges in enough obscene gestures and pelvic thrusts to launch a space probe. 
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So too is brushing. Never use a brush. For tidying the hair use a wide-toothed comb. &quot; The total look Getting your act together successfully also depends on the clothes you wear. A man's advice to men at midlife is neither to try <head>dressing</head> like younger men nor to neglect the way they dress. In brief: take time and shop around for clothes that are adventurous but classic. Buy less but spend more   not on expensive designer clothes intended for the young, but on well-cut quality clothes. Avoid strong primaries as well as dull colours like lovat. Keep clothes scrupulously clean and well-cared for. 
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That's about all  it costs   to appease Adm. Erich Raeder's ghost. In 1941, Raeder and the German navy threatened  to attack the Panama Canal, so we created the Southern Command in Panama.
The Southern Command has grown even bigger since the war because Raeder's ghost sometimes runs through the E ring <head>dressed</head> like Gen. Noriega. 
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He told the woman's lawyer, Victor Blaine, that the short skirt was inappropriate for a court appearance. Despite Mr. Blaine's protests, the judge rescheduled her case for Nov. 27.
Kelly Siegler, an assistant district attorney who was in the courtroom, disputed suggestions the action was sexist, saying she had seen Judge Hancock turn away male defendants <head>dressed</head> in shorts, tank tops or muscle shirts &quot; many times. &quot; 
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The way I was <head>dressing</head>, I always felt not right. I think I 've come to realise that Western dress is shallow.  These are only my personal feelings and I wouldn't want to put anybody else down for the way they dress. It's all based on fashion and what's `in &quot;, and that's as far as it goes. It just appears to me as very empty, to wear clothes so that you can look attractive to other people and fit in, be accepted as part of the `in crowd &quot;. There are so many pressures on you in the West to look good. 
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In fact, money has a lot to do with it. If you have a lot of money, you can `buy &quot; beauty. You can afford to have your teeth done, a false tan, your hair done at Vidal Sassoon. We 've never had much money in our family. People are always asking me why I dress strangely, or saying, `What does your mother think of your outfits? &quot; A lot of my clothes are holey, and if I had more money I definitely would dress quite differently. Not that I want to look as if I shop at Next, or look cute, or anything, it's just that I can't afford to <head>dress</head> the way I 'd like to. 
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The man was just this side of  being a freak. We waited till he had finished  laughing, and that gave us a few moments for  taking stock of him.
He was <head>dressed</head> in a manner Esquire might suggest for the outdoor man's country weekend. 
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and the a the idea of of erm the butch woman in dungarees, as being the feminist, erm and the women that burnt her bra or whatever was a feminist of the seventies, but it doesn't mean to say that the ideas aren't still there, and I still want to be treated as an equal, but I do, I don't see that I should change the way that I <head>dress</head> or the way that that I want to act Mhm. because of that it's my ideals. Mm. Audrey? I think it's possible that a lot of the women here are saying no because of the stigma that's attached to the word feminist feminism. 
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We want value for money, We come to watch work We are <head>dressed</head> in our best boxing suits This is Legal And we seek entertainment. There is still great White hope Until then Black on Black is fine, We took these lads from the streets If it wasn't for us he would starve. We feed him We train him We cheer him on We pat his back, There is no one like him Or him Or him If it wasn't for us he would rob you, Ask him. A right and a left A left and a right, We get so carried away So much tension it hurts. 
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However, the rules for male dress don't make a statement about the gender and sexuality of men in the same way as they do for women. The image that the women engineers were trying to project had to reflect femininity and yet be serviceable for the number of different and sometimes dirty tasks that their work entailed. I try and <head>dress</head> professionally. If I know that it's going to be up to my ankles in mud, I wear jeans. But nine times out of ten I have nice slacks that I wear outside. If I am going to be inside, very seldom do I wear slacks, but that's professional, I feel. I wear a lot of suits &amp; hellip   &amp; hellip a nice blouse or a sweater. 
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In the ballroom below, the dark had given way to moonlight coming in through the bank of French windows. It was a delayed moon, but now the sky had cleared of scudding black and the stars sugared the silver-gray sky.
Martha Schuyler, old, slow, careful of foot, came down the great staircase, <head>dressed</head> in her best lace-drawn black silk, her jeweled shoe buckles held forward. 
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One of my friends thought she was pregnant and she told my mum before her own mum. I do everything with my mum. She's forty-one now, but she's young. She looks young for her age and she acts young. People think of her as younger. When people know she's a grandmother they're amazed. It's the way you <head>dress</head> and act. She's jolly and up to date. And because she's got a little girl, people think we're friends or sisters. Mum looks after Sally sometimes for me. But mostly I just don't go out. If my mum wants to go out, or goes to work, I stay at home and look after the girls, and vice versa. 
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I realise that there are many young Asian women living in Britain today who might find it difficult to be different from their friends at school. It is difficult, because I 've experienced it. I was born and grew up in Britain, I can appreciate the constant pressure to look the same, <head>dress</head> the same, forget your difference. But it comes down to how openly you want to express yourself as a Muslim. I am happy to communicate to people, through how I dress, that I'm a Muslim and proud of it, and that living in the West has done nothing to alter my feelings. &quot; PRESSURES 
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He had noticed Ianthe coming out of her house and now saw her as a woman of about his own age, nicely <head>dressed</head>, worthy no doubt, quite pretty but not particularly interesting. The sisters   Sophia and Penelope   made a stronger impression. Sophia, with her long neck and auburn hair, looked like a figure in a minor Pre-Raphaelite painting, her velvet dress a deep peacock blue. But there were hollows in her cheeks and she was too thin for beauty. Penelope had the same colouring and generally romantic air, but was shorter and dumpier with rather fat legs. She wore a black sacklike dress, a large silver medallion on a chain, black nylon stockings and flat-heeled shoes. 
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But our experience is that this sort of ad this sort of presentation interviewing those sorts of things, they're very different forms of presentation. But this form of presentation, which needs to be quite formal, what other students have found is that if you dress formally actually it helps you to act formally, because this sort of presentation is going to be very different. Right, so what are we going to ch we're going to change the way he <head>dresses</head>, we're going to change the mannerisms, various things like that. 
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In the weeks she had been here, she had managed to create an area of ordered calm which spoke of high efficiency and brisk management. Nina had already commented favourably on it, throwing pointed looks at both the Health and Beauty desk and the disordered alcove from which Fashion operated. `And you always <head>dress</head> so well, too, &quot; she said approvingly. `That's good, Alex. &quot; `I'm glad you   &quot; `It gives the magazine the right image when people can see that its representatives care. &quot; `Quite. &quot; Alexandra was not entirely sure that she chose her clothes with the magazine in mind. 
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The specific analogy to the dilemma of love is the problem of the &quot; breakthrough &quot; in the realm of art. Again, the sufferings and disasters produced  by any transgression against the commandment  not to love are almost invariably associated  in one way or another with childhood, with the figure of a child.
Finally, the theatrical (and perversely erotic) notions of <head sats="dress_up.015:0">dressing</head> <sat id="dress_up.015:0">up</sat>, cosmetics, disguise, and especially change of costume (or singularity of costume, as with Cipolla ), are characteristically associated with the catastrophes of Mann's stories. 
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Do you know what being dead felt like? &quot; `You tell me, dad ! &quot; `It felt like a good career move., Of course. That long white robe I had seen him in that night was a sort of hospital gown. They <head sats="dress_up.020:0">dress</head> them <sat id="dress_up.020:0">up</sat> like ghosts. But how had he got down to Stranraer Gardens? `They brought some other poor sod in, &quot; he said, as if in answer to my question, `but I was over behind the door and they didn't see me. I just slipped out, walked down a corridor, out through a side exit and came down to home. I just stood there looking up at it. 
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CARD MAGIC PARTY This is a good idea, especially for those over the age of six who may feel they are getting a little sophisticated for other parties. It is particularly suitable if you have a magician as an entertainer. The children <head sats="dress_up.040:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.040:0">up</sat> for a saloon in the kind of gear that snooker players or riverboat gamblers wear, with the girls in long dresses. The birthday child can have a fancy dress made up of a card, either the Joker, the King of Spades or, alternatively, the Queen of Hearts. The decorations can have a magic theme and large cards can be made and placed on the door with balloons. 
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What d'you get? &quot; She shook her head. &quot; Dirty great holes all over Australia, Kate. &quot; He smiled at her. He said he was going in for the Spot the Talent competition at the Easter Fete. &quot; As a matter of fact, &quot; he said, &quot; I'm looking for a wedding-dress. I have an act planned with a wedding-dress. &quot; &quot; You mean you <head sats="dress_up.067:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.067:0">up</sat> as a bride? &quot; Kate said. He told them. He told them about the bath in Swines ' building yard. He repeated the information he 'd passed on to the Abigails and to Mr Plant: that George Joseph Smith had bought fish for the late Miss Munday, and eggs for Mrs Burnham and Miss Lofty. They didn't comment on any of it. 
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Andrew: Hey, we have both got the same socks. They are long ones. Tom: Yes, they are the same but yours are a bit different. They are slightly darker grey and you 've got a different pattern on yours. Andrew: Yes, but they are the same. Children are not always concerned with the size of clothes in which they <head sats="dress_up.072:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.072:0">up</sat> and the teacher would not intrude in any imaginative role play through an inappropriate concern for mathematics. Children do occasionally comment on the length of dresses though, and have to solve the problem of the dress that is too long for them to walk in, or the jacket which is too small. It ' s mine Example 
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He removed his jacket and threw it over a chair, then brought his tea over to the table. He perched on the edge of a chair and immediately lit another cigarette which he continuously dabbed nervously at his lips. Apart from the cigarette, he looked just like those chimps they <head sats="dress_up.078:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.078:0">up</sat> for the PG Tips adverts. I half-expected him to answer my questions in Donald Sinden's fruity tones. `I need to know your movements around the time of Moira's death, &quot; I said bluntly. `I didn't make any, &quot; he replied belligerently, his fingers beating a silent tattoo on the side of the mug. I gave him the benefit of my quizzical look. 
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`Come on Helga. &quot; Bodo swigged his brandy. `It's a good price and   &quot; he winked slyly at Erika   `and for another twenty marks they 'll wear gipsy dress. &quot; `Gipsy   &quot; Frau Nordern began, but stopped as Erika burst out laughing. `Oh, a joke. Very funny. But I'm not paying that much if they <head sats="dress_up.080:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.080:0">up</sat> as &amp; hellip as &amp; hellip. &quot; She searched for words, and was still searching for them as the front door opened and Herr Nordern came in. At once Frau Nordern went on to the attack. `Hans, the money Bodo wants for his musicians ! &quot; `Not my musicians, &quot; Bodo said. `I won't make anything out of them. &quot; 
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DeVore smiled. He had been telling his senior officers the story only that afternoon   the tale of T'sao and the Tanguts. The Tanguts were northern enemies of the Han, and T'sao, the Han Chief of Staff, had pardoned a condemned man on the understanding that he would swallow a ball of wax, <head sats="dress_up.094:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.094:0">up</sat> as a monk and enter the kingdom of the Tanguts. The man did so and was eventually captured and imprisoned by the Tanguts. Under interrogation he told them about the ball of wax and, when he finally shat it out, they cut it open and found a letter. The letter was from T'sao to their own Chief Strategist. 
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For now, the union issue is the most nettlesome of Federal's Tiger problems, management believes  . Although  encouraging dialogue between managers and workers, Mr. Smith doesn't countenance what he considers  insubordination.
When a large group of pilots once signed petitions opposing work-rule and compensation changes, he called a meeting in a company hangar and <head sats="dress_down.054:0">dressed</head> them <sat id="dress_down.054:0">down</sat> for challenging his authority. 
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1 Put the curlers in, using the larger size at the front and at the crown. The medium size curlers can be used around the hairline on smaller sections of hair. 2 When they have cooled completely, remove the curlers carefully. Pin each curl in place and apply a generous helping of fixing spray. 3 Take out the pins and <head>dress</head> your hair by smoothing stray ends and plumping your beautiful barrel curls with a tail comb. MID-LENGTH HAIR If your hair is shoulder-length or just beyond, Clairol's Lock 'N Roll are the best way to create fabulous curls and waves. 
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`They're obviously trying to attract the gilded youth of London. &quot; Jaye has gone for the understated look: fatigues and T-shirt, hair tied back, no makeup. Nothing gilded about this youth today. But appearances can be deceptive. `I don't <head sats="dress_up.007:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.007:0">up</sat>. I never dress up. But what I call dressing up and what other people calling dressing up are probably two different things. I mean, I go to Kinky, but I can't be bothered to wear high heels. &quot; In Neil Jordan's latest film, The Crying Game, a neon-lit romantic thriller starring Stephen Rea, Miranda Richardson and Forest Whitaker, Jaye looks fabulous and is most definitely dressed up. 
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Ordinarily, I don't feel that me and my friends are very competitive. It's not true that girls <head sats="dress_up.011:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.011:0">up</sat> to impress men, or `catch &quot; a boyfriend, because I think girls know that the people who will most appreciate their particular look or style, or the fabric or colour in their outfit, will be their friends. Maybe boys think that we dress up to impress them, but they will only say something looks nice if it looks obviously sexy; other than that, they're hopeless. Whereas, just yesterday, my friend Ruth said to me when I was going out: `You look great &quot;. I had a new top on, and I 'd washed my hair, I was dead pleased she 'd noticed. 
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`They're obviously trying to attract the gilded youth of London. &quot; Jaye has gone for the understated look: fatigues and T-shirt, hair tied back, no makeup. Nothing gilded about this youth today. But appearances can be deceptive. `I don't dress up. I never <head sats="dress_up.012:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.012:0">up</sat>. But what I call dressing up and what other people calling dressing up are probably two different things. I mean, I go to Kinky, but I can't be bothered to wear high heels. &quot; In Neil Jordan's latest film, The Crying Game, a neon-lit romantic thriller starring Stephen Rea, Miranda Richardson and Forest Whitaker, Jaye looks fabulous and is most definitely dressed up. 
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Nobody ever appreciated his jokes as much as Sabella. (&quot; What did one tonsil say  to the other tonsil? ?
Let's get <head sats="dress_up.033:0">dressed</head> <sat id="dress_up.033:0">up</sat> -- the doctor's taking us out tonight &quot;. 
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`They're obviously trying to attract the gilded youth of London. &quot; Jaye has gone for the understated look: fatigues and T-shirt, hair tied back, no makeup. Nothing gilded about this youth today. But appearances can be deceptive. `I don't dress up. I never dress up. But what I call dressing up and what other people calling <head sats="dress_up.057:0">dressing</head> <sat id="dress_up.057:0">up</sat> are probably two different things. I mean, I go to Kinky, but I can't be bothered to wear high heels. &quot; In Neil Jordan's latest film, The Crying Game, a neon-lit romantic thriller starring Stephen Rea, Miranda Richardson and Forest Whitaker, Jaye looks fabulous and is most definitely dressed up. 
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They might be printed in pairs or in patterns which repeat. When more than one child's prints are made, then the sizes may be compared or ordered. Sometimes children try to print with just one thumb or finger, or two fingers or three fingers. Dressing up The clothes that the children wear or <head sats="dress_up.061:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.061:0">up</sat> in often prompt comment. Children like to show off new clothes and new toys for that matter, and may enjoy the opportunity of talking with an adult about colour, patterns, when or where bought or made, and so on. The ladybird has spots   just like my dress ! They're circles. &quot; 
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Mr Chairman, this, in actual fact, I can put a little bit of light on to this, I mean, having had two of my children, erm, attended this, Air Training Corps. Basically th there are two members that come over to Ottery, and pick the kids up in their own transport, when the A T C transport is unavailable, which they. They take them there, they train them and they bring them back again in the evenings as well. I might, my children in actual fact have been flown around Scotland in the Nimrods and such like. They do do a lot, they travel all over the country, er, and I think it's a worthwhile thing, I mean, you see the kids <head sats="dress_up.075:0">dressed</head> <sat id="dress_up.075:0">up</sat> smart. 
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Sharon, from Dublin, combined faux fur, denim, silk tweed, suede and linen for her winning look of buckled Cossack coats, tweed jackets and denim leggings on `The Pure Thrill of Living &quot; theme. `I went for over-the-top, with strong colours yellow and navy. When you <head sats="dress_up.099:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.099:0">up</sat> you want to have fun with clothes. &quot; Her long-term plan is to set up her own business. International designer Paul Costelloe, for the judges, said the panel unanimously placed Sharon first. He praised the professionalism and innovation shown by all 16 student finalists. 
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Ordinarily, I don't feel that me and my friends are very competitive. It's not true that girls dress up to impress men, or `catch &quot; a boyfriend, because I think girls know that the people who will most appreciate their particular look or style, or the fabric or colour in their outfit, will be their friends. Maybe boys think that we <head sats="dress_up.100:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.100:0">up</sat> to impress them, but they will only say something looks nice if it looks obviously sexy; other than that, they're hopeless. Whereas, just yesterday, my friend Ruth said to me when I was going out: `You look great &quot;. I had a new top on, and I 'd washed my hair, I was dead pleased she 'd noticed. 
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`They're obviously trying to attract the gilded youth of London. &quot; Jaye has gone for the understated look: fatigues and T-shirt, hair tied back, no makeup. Nothing gilded about this youth today. But appearances can be deceptive. `I don't dress up. I never dress up. But what I call dressing up and what other people calling dressing up are probably two different things. I mean, I go to Kinky, but I can't be bothered to wear high heels. &quot; In Neil Jordan's latest film, The Crying Game, a neon-lit romantic thriller starring Stephen Rea, Miranda Richardson and Forest Whitaker, Jaye looks fabulous and is most definitely <head sats="dress_up.102:0">dressed</head> <sat id="dress_up.102:0">up</sat>. 
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Just like the outside world, only in a beauty contest you are more aware of it ! Also the competitiveness between yourself and other girls. Ordinarily, I don't feel that me and my friends are very competitive. It's not true that girls <head sats="dress_up.114:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.114:0">up</sat> to impress men, or `catch &quot; a boyfriend, because I think girls know that the people who will most appreciate their particular look or style, or the fabric or colour in their outfit, will be their friends. Maybe boys think that we dress up to impress them, but they will only say something looks nice if it looks obviously sexy; other than that, they're hopeless. 
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Yes, that that that could be a possibility. I wonder how many things er break in life, would be saved, you know, never look It's it's a question of priorities, isn't it, the, perhaps people feel the way that I dress is not important, the work that I do and the discoveries that I make, those are the important things. Some of our lecturers come on Sunday, you know, they come <head>dressed</head>, fashion in a week, I don't know. Mm, mm. They just, you know, any old Yeah, yeah. 
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The pub's reasonably quiet. Jack's pulling a pint and I nip into the loo. My nose is pink but a bit of powder soon fixes that. Some lipstick, a quick squirt of Chanel and I'm ready. `You look very nice, &quot; he says. `Something special lined up? &quot; Yes, you. I <head>dress</head> for you when I come to town. I want you to notice me. `No, no, &quot; I reply, `It's just what came to hand. &quot; `And very nice, too. Now what can I get you? The usual? &quot; I watch him while he fetches it. He's wearing a crisp white shirt that makes him look tanned. 
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TICKET TO RIDE For sheer indulgent nostalgia, it's hard to beat the Venice-Simplon-Orient-Express  which from June will also go to Budapest via Vienna. The atmosphere is pure 1920s and 1930s, the golden age of the railways. In a cocooned world of gilt, panelled and heavily draped splendour, you <head>dress</head> for dinner, drink in the Art Nouveau piano bar and sleep between cotton damask sheets turned down by your cabin steward. The train has been painstakingly restored to all its former glory, even down to its traditional wood-burning stoves and original post box. The journeys start from Victoria station in the umber-and-cream-coloured Pullman carriages. 
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You see? You report all of this. And he looks for it when he comes round you see. But he don't worry about it cos he knows th th er, it actually happens you see, all I 've got ta do is keep them clean. Mm. It's my job to keep all the wounds clean. And <head>dress</head> them you see. If it's a veterinary job, well I have to send for the vet. Understand? Would you call the vet in often? Er, you wouldn't call them in for the petty things. Not, better things you know yoursel what to do yourself. You will know. Mm mm. 
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&quot; Soon as we send them on their way and make camp,  let's you and me go for a walk down by the Snake -- all by ourselves &quot;. &quot; Sally &quot;, admonished  her mother, &quot; you 've got all evening   to visit with Dan .
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He was a real old country doctor, of a type that is fast dying out, and she knew that if she had been a few years younger he would have patted her on the cheek. `If you please, &quot; she said, `I 've come to ask you something. My sister's burnt her arm, but before you come and <head>dress</head> it, I must tell you that we're frightfully hard up. We're going to get jobs, of course, but we may have to keep you waiting for ages before we can settle your account. &quot; 
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`Now let me prop you up, &quot; she told her briskly. `Let me have you sitting up straight and firm against the pillows, please. I have come to wash your hands and face and do your hair. There is some new, scented soap. &quot; Never let me have this humiliation, she thought, looking at the drowsing face. Let me be able to wash and <head>dress</head> myself to the last. `Come along. You are to have a visitor. &quot; `Oh no, dear. You are quite mistaken. Faith Lavender is dead, that you have told me. I do remember that. Faith Lavender is dead and there will be no visitors. &quot; Alida slid the blue crocheted sleeves deftly up the stick-thin arms. 
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With attentive milliners advising sooner rather than later, the hat hunt for whatever date in your diary looms largest should be over. And if there is a form guide to the milliners most fancied this season, the designers featured here would be odds-on favourites. Freddie Fox, Graham Smith and Phillip Somerville are great individualists who between them <head>dress</head> the heads of the entire Royal Family, among countless other notables. Philip Treacy, a talented novice who set up his company two years ago after leaving The Royal College of Art, makes guest appearances for the Karl Lagerfeld/Chanel stable, Rifat Ozbek and Jil Sander. In just over two weeks, the four will take up the pins and the microphone for the benefit of Telegraph readers. 
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They had been covered with a square of spotted muslin, for decency she supposed. The muslin square was not her own. `I 've polished your boots, Miss, &quot; Lyddy said. `I   I usually dress myself. &quot; `No, Miss, &quot; Lyddy said firmly. It was strange and awkward, being <head>dressed</head> by someone else, seeing Lyddy kneel to put on her stockings, lace up her boots, feeling the steady foreign strokes on her head of a hairbrush wielded by another hand. `You 've lovely hair, Miss. &quot; `No, &quot; Alexandra said. 
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`Now let me prop you up, &quot; she told her briskly. `Let me have you sitting up straight and firm against the pillows, please. I have come to wash your hands and face and do your hair. There is some new, scented soap. &quot; Never let me have this humiliation, she thought, looking at the drowsing face. Let me be able to wash and <head>dress</head> myself to the last. `Come along. You are to have a visitor. &quot; `Oh no, dear. You are quite mistaken. Faith Lavender is dead, that you have told me. I do remember that. Faith Lavender is dead and there will be no visitors. &quot; Alida slid the blue crocheted sleeves deftly up the stick-thin arms. 
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I'm 11. And I don't really know my Two Times Table. Teacher says it's disgraceful But even if I had the time, I feel too tired. Ron's 5, Samantha's 3, Carole's 18 months, and then there's Baby. I do what's required. ARITHMETIC Mum's working. Dad's away. And so I <head>dress</head> them, give them breakfast. Mrs Russell moves in, and I take ron to school. Miss Eames calls me an old-fashioned word: Dunce. Doreen Maloney says I'm a fool. After tea, to the Rec. Pram-pushing's slow but on fine days it's a good place, full or larky boys. When 6 shows on the clock I put the kids to bed. 
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She had a strange smile, revealing a line of small teeth which jutted crookedly over her lower lip, a defect that enhanced her apparent frailty. `Of course not, &quot; she cried. `What excuse would they use? Fighting is forbidden here at court. My father made that the law, and my brother upholds it. Although all great lords still have their retinues and <head>dress</head> them in their own livery, they do not keep private armies as they once did, and they do not flaunt their numbers as Wolsey does. My brother once cut off a man's sword arm to keep the peace, and all he had done was unsheathe a sword. So imagine what the penalty is for using one ! 
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I saw the video in court and I have played it again er since this case was adjourned in November. I add a few examples from that video of what one can deduce as to the daily routine. The plaintiff can give a little assistance to those who <head>dress</head> her and when she's got out of bed she can stand with the assistance of one other person. She can shuffle while, when held in a bear hug, bear hug position by one of her parents in order for her to be transferred to a commode or to a wheelchair. She can manoeuvre her wheelchair in the confined spaces of her present home but not without the occasionally shunt and collision. 
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To these self-appointed custodians of public morals it was even more appalling that those very classes who should in theory be the hope and backbone of republicanism were equally infected by the general tone of light-mindedness: All this is to be found even in the lower classes. The women <head>dress</head> themselves on credit and without their husbands ' knowledge, they sign bills which, when they fall due, are fatal to their virtue. It was, as usual, a fallen world. What made Parisian life particularly nauseous to its critics was the fact that not only was it vicious, it was also well stocked with foreigners. 
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Tommy Nutter Savile Row tailor who <head>dresses</head> Elton John `Oh, trainers are the worst thing to ever happen to fashion. You can almost smell them just by looking at them. And anyone with a ponytail   mind you, they're all out of a job now, aren't they? Elton doesn't deserve to be called the worst, he's very stylish and I dress him for the country. That Spender man is awful, stuck in the Seventies but Sinbad from Brookside is better now he's got Marcie and I suppose Jonathan Ross tries hard. But John Major should get a moustache, he's got a very funny lip hasn't he? Oh, and that weatherman ! The tall one who wears the yellow jacket ten sizes too big. 
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Tommy Nutter Savile Row tailor who dresses Elton John `Oh, trainers are the worst thing to ever happen to fashion. You can almost smell them just by looking at them. And anyone with a ponytail   mind you, they're all out of a job now, aren't they? Elton doesn't deserve to be called the worst, he's very stylish and I <head>dress</head> him for the country. That Spender man is awful, stuck in the Seventies but Sinbad from Brookside is better now he's got Marcie and I suppose Jonathan Ross tries hard. But John Major should get a moustache, he's got a very funny lip hasn't he? Oh, and that weatherman ! The tall one who wears the yellow jacket ten sizes too big. 
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My grievance against our present masters is that, quite frankly, I find most of them rather common. I <head>dress</head> myself untidily, my family despair of me, and I have absolutely no sympathy with any technological advance since the invention of the shoehorn. I suppose you might call me a gent. &quot; `Or a genius? &quot; `Well, that, &quot; Haverford was forced to admit, `of a sort, yes. 
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Mulberry bush, mulberry bush Here we go round the mulberry bush On a cold and frosty morning This is the way we jump out of bed jump out of bed jump out of bed This is the way we jump out of bed On a cold and frosty morning Other verses are: This is the way we <head>dress</head> ourselves, clean our teeth and brush our hair. 8. First you clap your hands I learned this song in my first year as a Butlin's redcoat and slightly changed the words. It is a nonsense song which asks responses from the audience. First you clap your hands Then you stamp your feet Sing hey diddle diddle `Hey diddle diddle &quot; 
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`The collection I showed this spring would have been unthinkable three years ago   so many dresses, so much evening wear. But I really couldn't see the sense in women wearing Armani by day and then letting someone else <head>dress</head> them by night. &quot; His early attempts at evening wear were often disastrous, inspiring groans at the Oscars when Michelle and Julia showed off their sludgy simplicity to an overdressed audience hungry for sparkles and sequins. 
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No. Well you, we come in the mornings, you start about six o'clock, you see? Start the morning about six o'clock and you muck out <head>dress</head> your horse over make him ready we call it make him ready, and you turn out at say, quarter to seven. When you say dress your horse over you mean groom him? Groom them. That's right. Groom them. You groom them. See, we call it dressing them over you see. Er, you get ready and yo by quarter to seven the head lad see goes and walks round and he says, oh eh okay, come on, get a move on we wan na be out. 
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Then you start at half past four I 'll go round and give them a bit of tea, all of them, you see, see if they 've eat, those that's eat up horses eat up, give them a bit of tea and then the lads start on them and they <head>dress</head> them over till they sa well, well say, we give them till six o'clock wa to do two horses. And then I 'll go down and ge for the governor and say, alright governor? All ready. And they have to show their horses all the way, the governor walks all the way round the lot of them. See if they're alright. 
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His eyes were dark, fluid, fearful, and he gave a sigh as my knife went in.  Coming over the wall he had seemed like a hideous devil.
Now under me I could see him for what he really was, a boy <head sats="dress_up.008:0">dressed</head> <sat id="dress_up.008:0">up</sat> in streaks of paint. 
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So they will have to wait. &quot; Band member Shawn Stockman adds: `We miss the opposite sex and we all think it would be nice to have someone around, someone that we could love and who would love us. `But living without women is something we decided had to be done   it's not too high a price to pay for fame. &quot; The band, who <head sats="dress_up.047:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.047:0">up</sat> in short-trousered suits, are the hottest group in America now. Their debut album, Cooleyhighharmony, has sold more than four million copies already, making the band millionaires. MICHAEL McCARY: No distractions A feeling of terror 
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EDUCATIONAL POINT: West Yorkshire is a heavy industrial area and is not Emmerdale Farm. The only sheep around here are the sad bastards who walk around in Man Utd shirts  particularly the fat bastard in Wakefield who has No.7 and Cantona stencilled on the back who were presumably sexually abused at a young age and hence feel the need to rebel   why not go the whole hog and <head sats="dress_up.059:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.059:0">up</sat> as a woman, you wouldnt look half as silly. From: Date: Wed, 18 Aug 93 18: 12: 53 BST Subject: Re: Personalised Shirts How much are the shirts themselves, Do the shop take Credit Card orders over the phone What is the number of the club shop? 
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CLOTHES ON THE ROAD stepping into the SIXTIES &amp; hellip &amp; hellip at CLOTHES SHOW LIVE ! The snow may have fallen crisp and even on the NEC in Birmingham but that didn't dampen the enthusiasm of everyone who attended Clothes Show Live. Inspired by the Sixties, we asked a few brave souls to take the plunge and <head sats="dress_up.085:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.085:0">up</sat> like latter-day Twiggys. Find out what happened overleaf A whirlwind tour of Sixties fashion. Above: Twiggy, the girl who epitomised the Sixties `look &quot;. Above centre: minis, donny caps and patent boots and shoes   all authentic Sixties style. 
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Here we had a feature on isolating the gene which causes nagging, another on the gender politics of public lavatories, and a report from Paris on giveaway days at the great houses of couture before coming to a `just discovered &quot; fragment of early Jane Austen. Why was I reminded of Parent-Teacher Association concerts, where mums <head sats="dress_up.106:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.106:0">up</sat> as Madonna? It was even worse on Kaleidoscope. Mark Steyn, whose confidence in his wit is so great no amount of evidence to the contrary seems ever likely to shake it, took us on a tour of the National Humour Archive, complete with the Dawson Bequest, and a person at work on the wider socio-economic effects of Essex Girl jokes. Wot larx. 
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HOTEL SEEHOF SÖLL &amp; ST. WOLFGANG Söll Söll lies deep in an Alpine valley beneath the towering Wilder Kaiser mountain range. Both the scenery and the village itself is unmistakably Tyrolean. This is the kind of place where grown men <head sats="dress_up.148:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.148:0">up</sat> in leather shorts and slap each other accompanied by mountain tunes from a schnapps-crazed accordion player. Söll is so warm-hearted you could almost get a tan from the welcome. The hospitality high in the alps is legendary, as is the food   all fresh, lots of it and served with a smile and great wine. 
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They look at his eyes first, then clothes, then check for a wedding ring. We went to the movies 93 million times in 1991   the highest figure for eleven years. People Tina Turner bitched out at younger Cher, `I'm proud that I was never vulgar. There's no way I 'd need a tattoo or <head sats="dress_up.149:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.149:0">up</sat> in some surgical appliance to give folks a good night out &quot; Sylvester Stallone keeps his assets in shape by swallowing 65 vitamin pills a day. He also takes an anti-ageing shot 18 times a year. He says, `I can't live forever, and that scares me. &quot; And we thought he was a super-hero. 
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Arrange the lettuce leaves and slices of cucumber on a serving platter. Pour just enough of the dressing over the tuna mixture to moisten well. Pile the mixture onto the platter. Sprinkle over the remaining tuna flakes, criss-cross the anchovy fillets on top and garnish the platter with the olives and tomatoes. Serve immediately.  If taking on a picnic, <head>dress</head> the salad just before serving. SERVES 2 SMOKED MACKEREL AND APPLE SALAD 290 calories per serving Cut the mackerel fillets into cubes and place them in a large bowl. Mix in the apple, celery, raisins, seasoning and lemon juice. 
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Our room is vast with two mega-double beds in it. There are no single beds in America. These are for fat people, and there are enough of them about. A large screen TV vegetates on a room-length dressing-table. Our large cases sit on a small side table at knee-level. Around the interior of the room at picture-rail level, a stream of soft pearlised light bulbs <head>dress</head> the wall like the surround of a vast show business dressing-room mirror. Like blood vessels, the energy throbs continuously around and around the bedroom perimeters. The two king-size beds are covered with a floral patterned fabric, the kind worked over and over in consumer tests to lead to the choice of the one that consistently causes the least offence. 
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A knocking at Alex's door roused him at six o'clock the following morning. It was the doctor, dressed and ready for the expedition to the market, and Alex was obliged  to prepare himself in haste.
The doctor stood about, waiting for Alex to <head>dress</head>, with a show of impatience, and soon they were moving, as quietly as could be, through the still-dark hallways, past the bedroom of the patronne, and so into the street. 
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In the dim underwater light they <head>dressed</head> and straightened up the room, and then they went across the hall to the kitchen. 
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They all three had another cup of coffee. Eugene was in his pajamas and dressing gown, and on his large feet he wore yellow Turkish slippers that  turned up at the toes.
&quot; Excuse me &quot;, he said in Berlitz English, and got up and left them, to bathe and <head>dress</head>. 
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Manifestations can vary enormously from one individual to another; a sufferer may   or may not   forget how to wash, <head>dress</head>, eat, go to the lavatory, get up or go to bed; be disorientated in time and place  for example, may get up in the middle of the night, or may wander away from home and be unable to find his or her way back; forget the social conventions of politeness, and may therefore become aggressive or rude  or over-friendly; forget how to communicate, and even his or her own or other people's identity. 
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I smoke. We have to talk, you say. I just knew this had to be coming. I groan and hide my head in your side. Sure we need to talk, and we also will do pretty fine without. But we do talk and what I know is you are essentially a decent and totally wonderful human being and I 'll hang around a long time for you. You dress. It's a crying shame to cover up your body. I want to hold you, want to make love with you, you know and we don't and I still feel OK. Fully <head>dressed</head>, midnight butterfly in this light of day, we hold each other, grind, baby, grind so I could take a chunk out of your neck by way of breakfast. I drive you home. 
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She wouldn't go back to New York as Maude suggested; ; she wouldn't run like a scared cat. But -- well, she 'd be very careful.
She <head>dressed</head> and the accustomed routine restored to her a sense of normal everyday life. 
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Not for the dollar or so  Nadine would give me . But because there was the chance that something had gone wrong at the apartment, and if I didn't go over, who  would ? ? Chris was sound asleep, and I didn't see any sense in  waking him.
I <head>dressed</head> in the kitchen, then left a note on the table telling him what had happened. 
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The most that was accomplished was adding Mrs. Beige's tray to the dish pile, and by means of repeated threats, on an ascending scale, seeing that the girls <head>dressed</head> themselves, after a fashion. 
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`What? &quot; `George God   he's getting at us. &quot; `Who's George God? &quot; asked Tessa. Her teeth were chattering. `I know, &quot; whispered Bob suddenly. `Mr. Mounce is away, so if Mrs. Mounce is in the bath their flat must be empty, and she's probably left the door open. Go and <head>dress</head> down there. &quot; Bob watched her all the way down the stairs, agonized on her behalf; still more agonized when it occurred to him, just as she went out of sight, that he should have gone down with her and carried the case. `Hello, &quot; said Mrs. Hennessy, turning off the vacuum cleaner once again as he came into the room. 
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A survey in 1970 found that of all mentally handicapped people in hospitals: 78% could walk 70% were continent 58% needed no assistance to feed, wash or <head>dress</head> 68% had no behaviour difficulty 84% had no sight defect 89% had no hearing difficulty 58% had no speech defect. It is also known that there are people in mental handicap hospitals who are not and have never been mentally handicapped. 
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She stood indecisively for a moment, then walked down the hall; ; he heard her knocking on another door. It took him about fifteen minutes  to calm himself; ; then he realized  he was hungry.
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&quot; They say that our steeple is one hundred and sixty-two feet high. The clock  you heard  strike -- it's really the town clock -- was installed  last April by Mrs. Shorter, on her birthday &quot;.
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`You must see how wrong it would have been? &quot; Her eyes lifted, met his, obedient. `Of course, my husband. &quot; He let his breathing calm, then turned back, looking across at the T'ang. `And you, Tsu Ma? What do you wish? Should we retire to the pagoda while you <head>dress</head>? &quot; Tsu Ma laughed, his body dark and powerful in the water. `Gods, no, Yuan. This is much too nice. I think I 'll swim back. Float on my back a bit and stare up at the stars. &quot; Yuan bowed his head. `Of course. As you will. But what will you do when you get to the far shore? &quot; 
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We would attend a film and, later on, I stated , we might go to the Mayflower Coffee Shop or Child's or Toffenetti's for waffles. I set the hour of our meeting for seven.
At five o'clock that night it was already dark, and behind my closed door I was <head>dressing</head> as carefully as a groom. 
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You don't want to have to think of anything during your two weeks of bliss and, where possible, sartorial rules should be forgotten   up to a point. The only rules that matter are practical ones that respect local sensitivities. A T-shirt, flip flops and thong are not respectfully dress in which to visit the icons in that little chapel on the hill. A Ruthless check-list will spare you an over-packed suitcase HARDY TALKS SENSE Sir Hardy Amies on getting <head>dressed</head> for bed NATURE GAVE US A wonderful night shirt. It is called skin. Sensitive to caresses, it is susceptible to cold. 
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`Dhia, Hector, will you rise? It's not natural for a young man to be frowsting away indoors, in a fine crisp day like this ! The sun's fairly scorching the bracken. Come out ! &quot; `Why? Would you have me run a race against Lachlan? Or hunt? Or <head>dress</head> ready to greet my bride? Lachlan's bride ! &quot; Hector laughed, low and fierce, and turned to beat his fists on the wall. `Aye ! That's exactly what I 'd have you do ! &quot; Eachuinn Odhar snapped. `Will you rot in here till you die? Come ! Now ! Or do I drag you out? &quot; 
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I called downstairs for food and a toothbrush for her. She came out  pink from a hot bath, and I gave her my robe.
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An accounting controversy at the end of last year forced Boston Co. to admit  it had overstated pretax profits by some $44 million . The resulting scandal led to the firing of James N. von Germeten as Boston Co.'s president and to the resignations of the company's chief financial officer and treasurer.
The executives were accused of improperly deferring expenses and booking revenue early, in an effort to <head sats="dress_up.009:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.009:0">up</sat> results -- and perhaps bolster performance-related bonuses. 
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This year we thought it right to reserve our judgment er, until the end of the year so we matched last year's interim. Frank. Well as Michael says, we're not proud of the results er, and we're not going to try and <head sats="dress_up.046:0">dress</head> them <sat id="dress_up.046:0">up</sat>, Michael hasn't tried to do that and I certainly don't intend to. But nevertheless I do want to er, bring home to you the underlying strength of our businesses there's no question, we're very wel very well faced for, for an upturn. 
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Surging mergers and acquisitions   £21 billion  $33 billion worth of British companies were taken over in 1989, compared with £6.3 billion five years earlier. Growing institutional shareholder power  pension-fund assets shot up from £40 billion in 1979 to £250 billion in 1989. A healthy distrust since Big Bang in October 1986 of stockbrokers ' research. Investor-relations people <head sats="dress_up.060:0">dress</head><sat id="dress_up.060:0">up</sat> their jobs, as well as their persons, to the nines. Shares, goes the patter, are products like any other and so deserve the same marketing effort. What Mr Chris Meakin, head of investor relations at B.A.T Industries, says he aims for is a `congruence of expectations &quot; between investor and management. Aha. 
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Some buyers prefer the grease to be left lying thickly on the grain and the flesh of the leather and t so that it will gradually be absorbed and also they can then brush it up when they have got the goods, when they are making it up in their workshops. But for the local manufacturers, we pedal it and <head sats="dress_up.125:0">dress</head> it <sat id="dress_up.125:0">up</sat> here before it is delivered, so that it's then in its final beauty, ready for being cut up into the various items of saddlery. Are there any other currying firms such as this in the area? Not in the area. Er, there's one other firm in Walsall called who are very fine producers of saddlery leather, indeed, the leaders. 
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Seagram will run two interactive ads  in December magazines promoting its Chivas Regal and Crown Royal brands. The Chivas ad illustrates -- via a series of pullouts -- the wild reactions from the pool man, gardener and others if  not given  Chivas for Christmas.
The three-page Crown Royal ad features a black-and-white shot of a boring holiday party -- and a set of colorful stickers with which readers can <head sats="dress_up.135:0">dress</head> it <sat id="dress_up.135:0">up</sat>. 
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The federal funds rate, which banks  charge each other on overnight loans, is considered  an early signal of changes in the Fed's credit policy. Economists generally agree that the rate was lowered  by the Fed from around 9 %, where it had been since July , to about 8 3 4% in early October on the heels of a weak employment report.
Although the rate briefly <head>drifted</head> even lower following the stock market sell-off that occurred Oct. 13, it ended Friday at about 8 11 16 %. 
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He has long criticised the bank's practices, dubbing it `Crazy Lyonnais &quot; for rash lending. In a book published last week entitled Dirty Money, he attacked the bank's role in the 1990 takeover of the Hollywood film studio MGM. Oil prices drift as talks continue on production levels By Frank Frazer OIL PRICES <head>drifted</head> down yesterday as leading oil producers struggled to find a compromise on production levels after three days of talks in Vienna. 
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`Every job has its drawbacks. We never end up doing what we want. Bernie here, he wanted to be a deep-sea diver. I was going to be an engine-driver. Real engines, of course, not the diesel or electric rubbish they use nowadays. &quot; Maxham sighed. His eyes lost their vagueness and focused on Lorton. `And so we <head>drift</head> into something else. How did you end up in public relations, Mr Lorton? Bit unusual for someone with your background. &quot; So they knew about that. The old bitch would have told them. They would have dug out his file from the Ministry of Defence, and got chapter and verse on his time in the army. 
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A curved arm scythes through the air and the body follows its lead, spiralling to the ground where deft work  and powerful abdominal and back muscles produce a smooth synthesis of movement, driving it across the floor and up into the next sequence. There are no rough edges: the three men and three women <head>drift</head> from solo to duet to ensemble with seamless ease. It is an effect which could prove soporific, but here an underlying energy, and the sheer beauty of some of the shapes produced by the dancers, keeps the viewer enthralled. Saez borrows movement influences from a variety of sources. 
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It son a Thomas Cook Travel Book award along with its good reviews and I wanted to spend some time with the lensman responsible, to find out why this man sees so much more than nearly all his contemporaries. ABUNDANT ENTHUSIASM Most photographic books that feature mountains <head>drift</head> too easily into postcard images and predictable views. There is a feeling that the photographer's vision has been compromised, that between the idea and the execution something has escaped. A few books have avoided the trap. 
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They point out that these institutions want  to lock in returns on high-yield U.S. Treasury debt and suggest  demand for the U.S. unit will continue  unabated until rates in the U.S. recede. The market again showed little interest in further evidence of a slowing U.S. economy, and traders note that the market in recent weeks has taken its cues more from Wall Street than U.S. economic indicators.
Dealers said the dollar merely <head>drifted</head> lower following the release Wednesday of the U.S. purchasing managers ' report. 
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My hand gets lost in the spikes of her hair, and it is soft like I can not believe. Her face lifts towards me and she sniffs and I touch her cheek. It's like caressing something sacred. We are gazing at each other, and it never occurs to us to kiss. In that trance-like state we <head>drift</head> apart, still staring, but when I turn aside it's as if we snapped a silken cord. Oh, I suppose you 've been in love, probably several times, so you know how it feels to hold someone, and perhaps what I'm feeling is what anybody feels when their life is startled and transformed. But it's new for me. 
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So investors everywhere nervously eyed yesterday's opening in Tokyo, where the Nikkei average of 225 blue-chip stocks got off to a rocky start . The average plunged some 600 points, or 1.7 %, in the first 20 minutes of trading.
But the selling wave had no conviction, and the market first surged upward by 200 points, then <head>drifted</head> lower, closing down 647. 
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What we are seeing is not some kooky `Generation with no name &quot; but a crisis, in, well  sorry to sound so meaningful, Western philosophy. Youth culture has impregnated generation upon generation with half-baked alternatives. Now we have a society where some people   young and old   cling with belief to the system's formal structures, while others just <head>drift</head> with them looking for fun, ease, comfort, and ultimately a way out. Some of us talk work, Macs, and security. Others talk of drugs, Nintendo, and India. The fabric of the West, for all its denim glory, has no binding philosophy, no consensus, no dreams of the future. This isn't counter-culture, it's main street. 
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If this book were a thriller, as the dust-jacket claims, it would be unfair to reveal the ending. But it is not, and the author does just this on his first page. In some ways Brotherly Love is similar to Dexter's excellent previous novel, Paris Trout. In both, the characters <head>drift</head> somnambulistically through life, unconsciously impelled by emotions of which not only they, but also the author, can give little or no account. This method works supremely well in Paris Trout, where it is contrasted with the sharply defined small town in a southern state that is the setting. Here it fails; everything is muted, all perceptions misty. 
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Before I go to sleep I wonder about whether I should have said anything to him about Mr Archer and his phone calls and Ares. I came up here thinking I would; I assumed I 'd need to offload on somebody, but somehow it never seemed to be the right time to introduce the subject. Never mind. It feels good just to have had a talk. As I <head sats="drift_off.021:0">drift</head> <sat id="drift_off.021:0">off</sat> I have the start of the running-through-the-woods dream again but I get away from it and don't remember anything else. The next day while Andy's still asleep I take  a some painkillers and  b the car into Kyle of Lochalsh to tell the local police I'm here. Driving into the town I spot an Escort with a blue light on the roof and pull up behind it. 
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 It wouldn't if they could read it: an overblown sci-fi called Contact by Carl Sagan. But beggars can't be &amp; hellip She sits in silence for a few minutes, simply to breathe in the company of others, then goes and brings me my soup, followed by potatoes, onion and a fried egg. At half past seven it's curtains. I <head sats="drift_off.033:0">drift</head> <sat id="drift_off.033:0">off</sat> to sleep smelling the sweet smell of the straw mattress, but I'm woken by driving rain. There are no dogs here; the only sound is the weather. All morning it pours. The lake has become a grey, forbidding sea. Speak, Memory. When the rain stops I set off for a walk in the cool, after-rain air. 
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Dogs lie in the sun, their wet noses breadcrumbed with sand. Lucker lights a cigarette now there is less chance of blowing the Isle up, and pulls on it like a pair of bellows. `I like it, yes I really do. &quot; `Oh good. So pleased. &quot; I can't wait to get out into the sunshine. We <head>drift</head> around looking the place over for accommodation, eventually selecting a wooden building called Sand Dune Apartments. I run up the open wooden steps to the office to ask the price of a self-catering suite. After a brief second to get accustomed to the gloom, I see a man seated in a high-backed Captain Kirk-style chair. 
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Janice sunbathed, and later helped Mary and Margot prepare the evening meal. Janice had taken that day off from the library. She and Rory left on the last train back to Glasgow that night. It was the last time Kenneth ever saw Rory. Fiona sat in the passenger seat of the car, watching the red roadside reflectors <head>drift</head> out of the night towards her. She was thrown against one side of the seat as Fergus powered the Aston round the right-hander that took the road out of the forest, down, into and through the little village of Furnace. She was pressed back against the seat as Fergus accelerated again. 
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Except for those minutes in her room, he had lost touch with her as a reality. Gaylor's obsession and Cunningham's chimera-chasing reminiscences had mesmerized him into  thinking of Lila and Lilac, separately or together, as a legend.
They kept <head>drifting</head> apart and merging again in his mind like some minute form of life on a microscope slide. 
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&amp; hellip Like rejected lovers returning to a trysting place, they kept coming back to the areas surrounding the station. They would just stand there, motionless, their eyes fixed on the horizon, scarcely speaking to each other. Sometimes a little block of five or six men would detach itself from the larger mass and <head>drift</head> off in the direction of the track. For a few minutes they would wander along the rails and then, suddenly, as though seized with panic, they would hasten back to the safety of the group they had left. 
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The same Bobby Thomson , it turns out, who  sells those paper-goods today. There can't be an older baseball fan alive who  doesn't clearly remember that Bobby Thomson homer, who  can't tell you where he was when he heard the famous Russ Hodges radio broadcast -- the one that  concluded with Mr. Hodges shouting, over and over, &quot; The Giants win the pennant, the Giants win the pennant   ! &quot;
Mr. Engelken and Mr. Thomson <head>drifted</head> in different directions in the subsequent years, and the Polo Grounds, located under Coogan's Bluff in upper Manhattan, was replaced by a public-housing project. 
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Motivation The process of selection by the family, or self selection by the carer, for this work is shown to play a crucial part in the subsequent relationship and caring process. Sometimes a carer is clearly identified by being a spouse, or already resident in the same house. Some relationships <head>drift</head> into dependency and caring without much conscious thought. Families sometimes identify one person as the logical carer, because the person is the oldest, youngest, or has a part-time job. 
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They have to guide the new voters in the exercise of the franchise; to guide them quietly, and without saying what they are doing, but still to guide them. &amp; hellip They settle the conversation of mankind. &amp; hellip The common ordinary mind is quite unfit to fix for itself what political question it shall attend to; it is as much as it can do to judge decently of the questions which <head>drift</head> down to it, and are brought before it &amp; hellip And in settling what these questions shall be, statesmen have now especially a great responsibility if they raise questions which will excite the lower orders of mankind; if they raise questions on which the interest of those orders is not identical with, or is antagonistic to, the whole interest of the State, they will have done the greatest harm they can do. 
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Not like decent people. So I stand shaking my head, making clucking noises. Then one of the kids yells that the tap has run cold, and they turn it off and bathroom and shuts the door, and the kids shriek in the water and I <head>drift</head> slowly back to our bedroom where it's quiet and drab. I ask Rachel what kind of work there is for a woman alone with two kids. `Teacher, &quot; she suggests, `if she's got qualifications. A cleaner if not   in the evenings, maybe. &quot; `She 'd have to look after the kids in the evenings. &quot; 
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`Forty of them would have voted against her if the Lord God Almighty had come down and instructed them not to &quot; said one minister. `Sixty-five of those who voted against her in 1975 are still in the House. So 57 against her equals a net gain, &quot; said another So who wins from this week's mini-drama? The Labour Opposition wins, possibly the Liberal-Democrats too if disaffected Tories <head>drift</head> their way rather than to the Greens. Certainly Mrs Thatcher has not won, though the damage could have been much worse. `I don't think she's been either strengthened or weakened, &quot; one Cabinet minister declared. `I don't think it's made any difference. &quot; Mr George Younger, the Prime Minister's campaign manager, says she will take criticisms to heart. 
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In most of the cells the gene G is not read; other genes, relevant to the workings of the other cell types, are. G is read, however, in some cells in the developing brain. It is read and transcribed into RNA copies. The RNA working copies <head>drift</head> around the interior of the cells, and eventually some of them bump into protein-making machines called ribosomes. The protein-making machines read the RNA working plans, and turn out new protein molecules to their specification. 
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What she dreaded was the prospect of facing life without Nathan once he had made her his. He might be able simply to take love where he found it, enjoy the moment and then move on. For her it could never be like that. She had watched girl friends <head>drift</head> from affair to affair which always began with such certainty that `this time it will be different &quot;, and inevitably ended in tears with the realisation that it wasn't. Polly had recognised then that men could not value a woman who didn't value herself. It had nothing to do with teasing or playing hard to get. What it really came down to was self-respect. 
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But there's no way you can get round it with the way it was recorded. &quot; Gordon eats a pub lunch, meticulously coating everything in brown sauce, salt, pepper, vinegar and lemon juice to the amusement of all. When he's eaten, we amble out into a grey Glasgow afternoon and head for the Kelvingrove gallery and museum, a £2 taxi ride. Eventually we <head>drift</head> out into the leafy park behind the museum. Eugene remembers playing football here with various Pastels  Eugene's first `name &quot; band, Norman from the Fannies, and Bobby Gillespie, who he recalls as a good, surprisingly hard player. We sit on a bench beneath a tree as the sky begins to spit cool rain. People wander by with dogs of both varieties: devil and angelic. 
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Different people have different ideas about funeral directing. To some, the parade before the public is a source of extreme satisfaction to their vanity, but all the preliminaries that go before the parade are so much drudgeries that irritate, and are completed as hastily as possible. Others <head>drift</head> into the trade because the returns are moderately good, and the work steady. it is just a job of so many hours for so much. Calls outside the regular hours are resented. To the vast majority, the basis of all funeral directing, the cadaver that has to be buried, is an object, at the least, of repugnance, and most engaged in the trade are not proud of the fact. 
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At last people were going to see the real Dorothy, the real live woman behind that starchy old madam who 'd sat in the corner for all those years, hiding from the world in general. I look back on those emotions with wry amusement but also with a certain amount of self-respect. We are, after all, allowed only one life in this world and I'm glad I 'd decided not to let mine just <head>drift</head> away. When that first cup of coffee was finished, a ball of fear nestled in the pit of my stomach. I quickly ordered a second cup and the dreams returned. I would work for one of the major charities, perhaps, or maybe go for a job in publishing. That seemed like the most sensible idea. 
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Then the active ones cleared the plates from the jabbering throng and the pies were produced with many oos and aahs. Cream had been purchased in Bourg. The pudding went down like a dream, in blessed silence, and Christopher and Francis disappeared to brew coffee. At the end Christopher took matters in hand and commanded Francis to instruct his guests that some of them must volunteer to wash up. The cook had done enough. There were groans, but a reluctant few <head>drifted</head> to the kitchen. ` Leave them ! &quot; Christopher ordered Jane, so while he and Francis went to the pottery barn, she stretched out on the grass and the cat came and lay, purring, on top of her. 
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And, unlike some I could mention, I 've stuck to my trade. &quot; She's really riled now. I hope she doesn't throw the empty glass out into the void to follow its contents; pity the hapless passer-by under that little bolt from the blue ! And they 'd find the guilty party: a giveaway print of designer lipstick mars the rim. I <head>drift</head> back indoors, in case she decides to go all the way and tip me over the edge while she's at it. Only my pride would be hurt, of course, but that's more than enough. She follows me into the room and plants herself square in the middle of one of the sofas, leaving me to pace back and forth across the thick carpet while I deliver my diatribe. 
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He grew up among poor people, and he has been called their poet. But he did not like the poor. When he started writing, it was the fashion to pretend that they were happy shepherds and shepherdesses, who were always dancing, or anyhow had hearts of gold. But Crabbe knew the local almshouses and the hospital and the prison, and the sort of people who <head>drift</head> into them; he read, in the parish registers, the deaths of the unsuccessful, the marriages of the incompetent, and the births of the illegitimate. Though he notes occasional heroism, his general verdict on the working classes is unfavourable. 
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The latest CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll showed Mr Clinton 12 points ahead, while Mr Clinton's own pollster, Stan Greenberg, said his last minute reading put the Democrats seven points ahead. Although pollsters say the race is volatile, not one major national survey now gives the lead to Bush, who enjoyed a record popularity rating after the Gulf War only to watch it <head>drift</head> away amid worries over the weak US economy. But Mr Clinton, 46, was yesterday taking no chances and set out on a final round-the-clock trek to nine states before heading home today to cast his own vote. There was one glimmer of hope for Mr Bush. A survey in the crucial state of Ohio gave him a slender lead. 
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They 'll stay like that. No one's the same. Everyone is different   some are just more so. Politicians ignore that. Which is why they get us wrong. You know how it is   you sit on the underground with nothing to read, and you either stare at your fellow passengers or you <head>drift</head> into thinking. I didn't bring anything to read, and papers bore me anyway, so I'm wondering if I'm the kind of guy who's cut out for relationships. Rachel was OK last night. I mean, she didn't ask anything, she just gave me a look when I got back. 
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The modest sell-off, which  started on Tuesday, continued. The December contract ended at $999  a metric ton, down $15 .
The market is <head>drifting</head>, at least partly, because of a lack of crop information out of Ghana and the Ivory Coast, the two largest African producers. 
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While renewed optimism about the outlook for takeover activity boosted several so-called deal stocks, traders said  profit-taking weighed on the market, with blue-chips bearing the brunt of the selling.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had jumped 41.60 points on Tuesday, <head>drifted</head> on either side of its previous close and finished with a gain of just 0.82 at 2645.90. 
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Though the split has long been expected , the exchanges aren't fully prepared   to go their separate ways. The finance minister's order wasn't sparked  by a single event and doesn't indicate a souring in relations between the neighboring countries.
Rather, the two closely linked exchanges have been <head sats="drift_apart.012:0">drifting</head> <sat id="drift_apart.012:0">apart</sat> for some years, with a nearly five-year-old moratorium on new dual listings, separate and different listing requirements, differing trading and settlement guidelines and diverging national-policy aims. 
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Before twelfth-century English bishops helped to propagate a canon law based on papal direction by appealing constantly to Rome for guidance, Boniface had done the same in the eighth century. He consulted a succession of popes on marriage law, on priestly mores, on ordinations, on liturgy, on whether nuns might wash each other's feet, and on the eating of bacon fat, the last a subject about which the Fathers had remained curiously silent. Indeed, as Rome and the Eastern churches were <head sats="drift_apart.019:0">drifting</head> <sat id="drift_apart.019:0">apart</sat>, not least through the Iconoclastic Controversy, Boniface and his mission were preparing a new Rome-centred area of authority in the North. Yet Boniface's mission was not simply Rome-centred. 
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`Of course I am. I agreed to help you out tonight, but that was all I agreed to. From now on you're on your own ! &quot; `And what about fate, destiny, or whatever else you like to call it? Remember your notes, Fran, and what they said about us being so perfectly compatible. Surely no power on earth or celestial is going to just let us <head sats="drift_apart.087:0">drift</head> <sat id="drift_apart.087:0">apart</sat>? &quot; He was deliberately taunting her and she knew it. So why did she find it so difficult to ignore the mocking, taunting comments and treat them with the silent scorn they so richly deserved? `Rubbish ! Even if there is anything in all this astrological nonsense then you have to view it in context. 
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The family at the boulder  seeing an aborigine today is a difficult thing.
Many of them have <head>drifted</head> into the cities and towns and seaports. 
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Ninety-nine per cent of the pesticide was found in the skin. So all those of us who have been taught it is healthy to eat potato skins had better think again. Toxic spray drift is another result of treating crops with pesticides. Minuscule droplets of the chemicals used can either drift during application, or evaporate after application and then <head>drift</head> onto neighbouring plants; alternatively granules and dust can be blown by strong gusts of wind onto other areas and into waterways. Spray drift can seriously damage neighbouring crops, livestock, wildlife and humans. 
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What I didn't discover until recently was that it provides a bonus for organic gardeners. I 've had this shrub for a few years now but it has been a bit reluctant to bloom. But this year, it has finally decided to flower profusely, forming brownish clouds which <head>drift</head> hazily over the bush. And those flowers are literally buzzing with honey-making, pollinating bees and greenfly-eating hoverflies. Just let anyone come near it with a sprayer ! Tune in to &amp; hellip 
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If the character flying that thing had gone over San Clemente Island yesterday he would have had an eyeful. Off to the west a beautiful schooner slowly beat its way into the wind, headed on a tack toward San Clemente.
Behind it a cabin cruiser <head>drifted</head> crossways in the small ground-swell, a lone fisherman in the chair aft. 
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`Oh hello, Nick. Glad you made it. We 'll have to pay for that. Where's Carla? &quot; She followed Nick into the room and held out a bunch of sweet peas, wrapped in paper. `We brought you these, Sara. Stopped specially at a stall by the side of the road. Aren't they lovely? &quot; A few overblown petals <head>drift</head> ed to the floor. `My fault, &quot; said Nick as a big, yellow dog bounced through the door. `You 've met The Hound before, haven't you? &quot; `Mind his paws on the glass, &quot; Carla warned. Nick pushed the dog into the living room and shut the door behind it. He gestured at the bottles. `Shall I open these? 
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In between came lots of coffee drinking while  watching the balloons inflate and lots of  standing around  deciding who  would fly in what balloon and in what order (the baskets hold no more than four passengers ). When it wasn't my turn in the balloon  I followed its progress from the &quot; chase car, &quot;  listening to the driver holler into a walkie-talkie.
After long stretches of this attendant ground activity came 20 or so lovely minutes of <head>drifting</head> above the Vosges watching the silver mists rise off the river and the French cows amble about the fields. 
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It is a passenger who spots the otter. Not, as I expected, fishing in the sea but ambling with its rather ungainly gait along the top of the bank. I immediately stop the engine and we <head>drift</head> parallel to the animal as it makes its way down the beach and into the sea. I suspect it has either seen or heard us, and this is confirmed by the fact that it just doesn't appear again. I know of no animal of its size which can disappear so completely as an otter ! 
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Three hours later, while we were bailing desperately, a dot of land came into view. Foster Lukuklu Frayne made a sign over his heart with his two linked thumbs: I recognized it as an ancient Manu gesture intended  to propitiate the Devil.
A half-hour passed; ; we had <head>drifted</head> closer. 
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Continental drift could therefore be easily explained by Hess's hypothesis, since the rocks of the mantle under the continents are identical to and continuous with the rocks of the mantle underlying the thin oceanic crust. The continents just <head>drift</head> around passively on the backs of the mantle convection cells, like great rafts, with the `leading &quot; edges of the rafts being dragged down and thickened where they encounter descending oceanic crust. The thickened edges of these rafts are of course the mountain chains such as the Andes. 
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Although it was dark as usual I could see that the hall had only recently contained a great many people. Cigarette butts littered the floor.
The big fans were going, drawing from the large room the remnants of stale smoke which <head>drifted</head> about in pale strata underneath the ceiling. 
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The one exception is a larger animal with a pale creamy front covered in dark blotches, a long nose and a steely grey back. It is a female grey seal, probably pregnant but not due to have her pup until late September. It is a good opportunity to point out the differences between the two species, and we <head>drift</head> in until the seals get restless; it is the grey who rolls into the water first. I start up the engine again and move on, staying within fifty metres of the shore, which is the usual feeding range of the local otters. A party of turnstone fly off the beach below the house. 
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Meditation does not demand sitting cross-legged amidst candles and burning incense, muttering weird incantations. Sitting in an ordinary chair, or lying down, is fine. You might choose to repeat a chosen word or phrase, gently returning to it whenever your mind wanders; or concentrate on your breathing; or `watch &quot; your thoughts as they <head>drift</head> like clouds through your mind; or contemplate a theme; or embark on a visual-experiential journey to the inner realms. Some prefer to meditate through movement, such as dance or T'ai Chi. Many people enter a meditative state without even realising it   perhaps while listening to music, jogging, walking in nature, gardening or sitting quietly. 
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Pollution, overfishing and the introduction of new species of fish are posing a serious threat to marine life in Lake Victoria in Africa, the world's second largest freshwater lake. A research team funded by the US government has been investigating Lake Victoria's ecology. They have found that algae are thriving on nutrients from sewage, farm runoff and factory waste: when they die they <head>drift</head> to the bottom and consume the available oxygen; water hyacinths clog the shallows, reducing the light and oxygen reaching the area where many of the native fish species live; in the past the fish acted as a check on the algae, but more than 400 species have disappeared in recent years; one culprit is considered to be the Nile perch, a large fish introduced in the 1950s. 
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Behind him on the steps of the little office sat old man Arthur; ; he was straight, something angry in his attitude, as if he might be waiting  to report something. Holden stepped on the gas.
A new idea <head>drifted</head> in from nowhere. 
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Ninety-nine per cent of the pesticide was found in the skin. So all those of us who have been taught it is healthy to eat potato skins had better think again. Toxic spray drift is another result of treating crops with pesticides. Minuscule droplets of the chemicals used can either <head>drift</head> during application, or evaporate after application and then drift onto neighbouring plants; alternatively granules and dust can be blown by strong gusts of wind onto other areas and into waterways. Spray drift can seriously damage neighbouring crops, livestock, wildlife and humans. 
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And in another poem, entitled Local Hero, Dominic wrote: Devoid of charts I <head>drift</head> on a raft of dreams, So please think kindly if ever you consider me, For is not compassion the finest of the arts? 3, 000 jobs go in cuts avalanche ' ALAN LAW MORE than 3, 000 job losses were announced yesterday in cutbacks grimly described by one union leader as `an avalanche of destruction and misery. &quot; 
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Even the official Japanese estimates would result in 1100 km  690 miles of netting being released into the North Pacific each year, with a life expectancy measured in decades, if not centuries. These remnants may be rolled into balls of netting and sink, or may continue to catch fish, sea birds and marine mammals as they <head>drift</head> in the ocean currents, sinking with the weight of entangled wildlife, only to rise towards the surface again as the bodies decompose. One segment of drift-net recovered from the Alaskan coastline was 1.5 km  1 mile long and contained 99 dead sea birds, over 200 dead salmon and a seal skull. 
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The bread on sale is hard and green, though the same price as a week ago. Tied to the railings are crocodiles of all lengths, turtles craning their long necks towards the water and two thieves   their heads shaved in asymmetrical patterns. They will be handed over at the next town in two days. We eat our meal watching a hundred canoes <head>drift</head> downstream into a blue and gold sunset, to their villages five miles across the river. Young men leap past us from the roof above, splashing into the water to catch up with their canoes, beer bottles held aloft. Standing to paddle, the fishermen are extended by their reflections and appear to be walking on the water on wavering stilts, their long paddles a second leg. 
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Last comes the retention stage. Susie's teeth have now been guided  into a desirable new position.
But because teeth sometimes may <head>drift</head> back to their original position, a retaining appliance is used to lock them in place. 
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<instance id="drift.016">
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It was an act familiar to anyone, that is almost everyone, who has suffered from those self-inflicted illnesses that inspire only a feeling of wanting to curl up in a ball and be alone. And he was a winner. Usually they find new energy to surge to the plaudits at the Ibis club just beyond the finish; it is the defeated who <head>drift</head> around deflated for what seems an age. Mavra, the first Yugoslavian to row the race, had scarcely been able to contribute a stroke to Oxford's last few. It was an example of how physically the unique, 4¼-mile race gets to people. Andy Probert was an example of how emotionally it does. 
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It reeks of wonderful originality, quirky playing, wackily-observed vignettes and serious derangement in no particular order. Slacker, a term denoting a Twentysomething who wants no responsibility and loves a good time, was a major US cult hit last year for director Richard Linklater   and deservedly so. The cast is a multitude of would-be actors, friends and passers-by who <head>drift</head> in and out of the bizarre action in sultry Austin, Texas. They have character names like Looking For Missing Friend, Grocery Grabber Of Death's Bounty and Hitch-Hiker Awaiting True Call. They all look the same, in cut-off jeans, tee-shirt, unwashed hair, and appear to be a motley collection of idle college students. There is absolutely no coherent plot or narrative. 
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Now it is my beautiful Ma who has the wrinkles ! I am close to despair as I think of her    her hollow eyes haunt me whenever I <head>drift</head> towards sleep being slowly sucked dry by that thing in Pampers. I know the truth   Heavenly Father sent me a message, last night, like little Samuel only not just a voice, a vision, a terrible, terrible dream that would not go away &amp; hellip I dreamt that my mother was calling me from the bottom of a deep, deep well. Her voice was tiny like a doll's voice. 
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Ben and Mrs Robinson arrange an assignation a few days later at the swanky Taft Hotel, where, after initial naivety and clumsiness almost make the occasion a farcical disaster, they end up satisfactorily in bed with one another. `You're the most attractive of my parent's friends, &quot; he confesses to her. They <head>drift</head> into an affair until the Robinsons ' daughter, Elaine, returns home from Berkeley. Ben, at his parent's insistence, takes her out. Mrs Robinson warns Ben against seeing Elaine again, but he is now in love with her daughter. When Elaine returns to college, Ben follows her, taking a room there. However, he learns to his anger and dismay that she is to be married. 
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That would be the logical kind of thing &amp; hellip But my mind remains a blank. No. We're slipping off the map. GUIL: Yes &amp; hellip yes &amp; hellip  Rallying But you don't believe anything till it happens. And it has all happened. Hasn't it? ROS: We <head>drift</head> down time, clutching at straws. But what good's a brick to a drowning man? GUIL: Don't give up, we can't be long now. ROS: We might s well be dead. Do you think death could possibly be a boat? GUIL: No, no, no &amp; hellip Death is &amp; hellip not. Death isn't. You take my meaning. 
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The group is ordered and structured, as are its activities. For example, the members of the Rowdies group were well aware of their positions, and where they stood in relation to one another was clearly defined. This career framework should not be seen as being wholly rigid or fixed. It is only used as a pattern for understanding the organisation of terrace life for young supporters. Many fans <head>drift</head> into and out of groups rather than making a gradual progress. Furthermore, the fans themselves, although recognising the different types of football supporter, will not think in terms of a career structure. Nevertheless, the notion of career structures can help to explain behaviour which might otherwise appear irrational and disorganised; it places the activity of the individual within the wider context of age and class dimensions. 
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In spite of the dreams of the host for oneness in the group, the A  incoming messages for each guest overload his receiving system beyond comprehension if N exceeds about six. The crowd consequently breaks up into temporary groups ranging in size from two to six, with a half-life for the cluster ranging from three to twenty minutes.
For the occasion on which everyone already knows everyone else and the host wishes them to meet one or a few honored newcomers, then the &quot; open house &quot; system is advantageous because the honored guests are fixed connective points and the <head>drifting</head> guests make and break connections at the door. 
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A white man would not have seen it. The aborigines fastened upon it with a concentration beyond pathos.
Watching, they waited until the squall thickened and began to move in a long <head>drifting</head> slant across the dry burning land. 
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There was a very old man and a young woman and a brood of children ranging from toddlers to teen-agers. For just an instant he thought of  appealing to them for help.
Perhaps they had a car or truck and would <head>drive</head> him into town. 
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&quot; You're leaving &quot;? ? &quot; I'm going back to school &quot;, she answered .
&quot; Pietro's <head>driving</head> me. 
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From L'Turu, I heard that until about 1850 the people of this island -- which  was about the size of Guam or smaller -- had been of both sexes, and that the normal family life of Melanesian tribes was observed  here with minor variations. But in the middle of the last century an island woman named  &quot; Karipo &quot; seized a spear in the heat of an inter-tribal battle and rallied the women after their men had fled.
Miraculously, Karipo and her women had succeeded in <head sats="drive_back.024:0">driving</head> a hundred invaders from the isle of Pamasu <sat id="drive_back.024:0">back</sat> to their war canoes, after considerable loss of life on both sides. 
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They're not going  to laugh at the Fairbrothers and Labans very long ! ! Tolley's going is my fault.
I <head sats="drive_away.063:0">drove</head> him <sat id="drive_away.063:0">away</sat>. 
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And every sound that  might be the rain also might be the man who  thinks  after he has raped you he has  to beat your brains out with a tire tool so you won't tell, a combination like ham and eggs,  rape her and kill her, and that is  being an old maid too. It is  not having his baby nestled  warm and fat against your breast and it is  not having somebody that  really gives a damn whether some tramp cracks your skull.
And most of all it is not having the only man you could love, whether he <head>drives</head> a bread truck or delivers the mail or checks the berry crates down at the sheds, or owns seventeen oil wells and six diamond mines, for if you are anybody what he is or does makes no difference if he is the one. 
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Jess's coarse features twisted in a surprised grin which  was smashed  out of shape by Curt's fist. With a roar of pain and fury Jess made his attack.
Curt managed to duck beneath the man's flailing fist, and <head sats="drive_home.042:0">drove</head> <sat id="drive_home.042:0">home</sat> a solid left to Jess's mid-section. 
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<answer instance="drive.012" senseid="drive%2:35:07::"/> 
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However, he said  officials conducting the study hadn't been looking for signs of problems related to hypoglycemia unawareness. &quot; We are now monitoring for it much more closely, &quot; he said .
&quot; We do know there are slight differences in the way human and animal insulins <head>drive</head> down blood sugar, &quot; Dr. Sobel said. 
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&quot; You can't give it up that easily, &quot; he says . &quot; I tried. &quot;
The nagging memory of one afternoon fourteen years ago <head>drove</head> Jim Gideon, a lean 36-year-old righthander to take a four-month leave from selling insurance in Texas to try out for Mr. Weaver's team. 
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson, resigned because Prime Minister Thatcher would not fire her trusted adviser Sir Alan Walters. The opposition Labor Party leader, Neil Kinnock, in a display of the male chauvinism typical of the British lower class, denounced Mrs. Thatcher for  having an independent mind and refusing  to heed the men in her Cabinet.
The British press, making a mountain out of a molehill, precipitated an unnecessary economic crisis by portraying Mrs. Thatcher as an autocrat who had thrown economic policy into confusion by <head>driving</head> a respected figure from her government. 
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Declining issues swamped advancers, 1,222 to 382. Yesterday's sell-off and rebound was a powerful reminder that 11 days after the 190-point plunge on Friday the 13th, the stock market still has a bad case of nerves.
Takeover stock speculation and futures-related program trading <head>drove</head> the industrial average through wide ranges. 
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How quickly things change . This past summer, investors ' appetite for municipal bonds seemed insatiable.
Individuals eager for tax-free income <head>drove</head> up bond prices, making state and local government debt one of the best-performing types of fixed-income investments during the period. 
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This is the same production already seen  in Paris and Florence, and its scenic ideas echo the movie  he made  with Placido Domingo and Teresa Stratas. Decades earlier, Maria Callas sang the Dallas staging that  introduced the flashback idea.
In an invention that <head>drives</head> Verdi purists bananas, Violetta lies dying in bed during the prelude, rising deliriously when then she remembers the great parties she used to throw. 
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Program trading has taken off in Japan since last year's introduction of home-market stock-index futures trading on the Tokyo and Osaka stock exchanges. But regulators are wary.
They haven't forgotten the leap in share prices last Dec. 7, when the first bout of foreign-led index arbitrage <head>drove</head> stocks skyward in the last half-hour of trading, startling regulators who thought they had written enough rules to prevent such a swing. 
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Ernie was screaming inside himself: No,  damn you, you ain't gon  na take my meal ticket away from me ! ! The newcomer stalked toward them, and Kitty shied back, her hand to her mouth.
Her scream split up the silence of the car, accompanied by the rattling of the freight, and then Cappy came off the floor, his legs <head>driving</head> him hard. 
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&quot; Last year, there were only several big investors who  were interested, &quot; says  Kinji Kato, a vice president at the international arm of Nomura Securities Co. &quot; This year, some investors are changing their policies and investing a lot. &quot;
Ultimately, he says, strong demand could help to <head>drive</head> down interest rates on mortgage securities. 
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But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U.S. unit lower. UAL's decision  to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling.
By midmorning, the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign-exchange dealers quickly <head>drove</head> the dollar down. 
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As the Met discovered years ago following a belated December opening, it  is nearly impossible  to recapture subscribers once they have had time   to ponder their entertainment choices . I, for instance, was perfectly happy at Avery Fisher Hall the other day  listening to Helmuth Rilling conduct the Messa per Rossini, a strange piece written  by 13 different Italian composers  to honor Rossini after his death in 1868.
Each of them contributed a section at the behest of Verdi, who was nearly <head>driven</head> to his own early grave by the troublesome arrangements. 
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Stock prices, meanwhile, posted significant gains in later trading and closed down by only 3.69 points on the day. Some dealers said that the market's strong reaction to Wall Street reflects a general uneasiness about the dollar.
They added that the DJIA's swift drop proved an easy excuse for the market to <head>drive</head> the U.S. currency in the direction it was already headed. 
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Bond prices also edged higher.
Georgia-Pacific's $3.18 billion bid for Great Northern Nekoosa helped <head>drive</head> the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 41.60 points, to 2645.08, in active trading. 
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If the pound had been tied to the mark, the British would have been unable  to cut their exorbitant tax rates. The reason is simple.
When a country cuts tax rates, it makes itself more attractive to investors and <head>drives</head> up the value of its currency. 
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He paced to the window and looked at the city  he had helped  to build . How do you tell a college president that your son doesn't know what he wants  to do  ? ?
That you have refused to <head>drive</head> him into the family business or push him into a profession so you can say at the club, &quot; Of course David has known since he was twelve he wanted to be an engineer &quot; -- or a lawyer, or an editor? ? 
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He favors a form of commercial rent control, which the financial community believes   would make it  more difficult  to attract investment in the city. In the midst of a labor shortage, he proposes  linking city subsidies to businesses to their record of  hiring New York City residents.
With an untrained local labor pool, many experts believe, that policy could <head>drive</head> businesses from the city. 
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<instance id="drive.085">
<answer instance="drive.085" senseid="drive%2:35:00::"/> 
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Are those declines enough  to signal a partial return to stocks? Mr. Terrizzi won't say specifically,  explaining that if there was such a move, it would take about three days  to complete the loose ends of the transaction.
During that time, a buyer with the clout of a Renaissance could end up <head>driving</head> up the price of stocks it was trying to buy if it tipped its hand. 
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For now, however, the naysayers ' voices are drowned  by the roar of cement mixers and the clanging of construction cranes along the Strip. This is no place for pedestrians, but at 7:30 on a recent morning, when construction choked traffic at the famous Four Corners intersection to one lane , a taxi passenger found it  faster  to abandon the cab and walk to her destination.
The ferocious competition probably will <head>drive</head> some poorly managed properties into bankruptcy or new ownership. 
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The previous record was $57.7 billion  in 1987, according to the Agriculture Department.
Net cash income -- the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income -- increased in 33 states in 1988, as the drought cut into crop yields and <head>drove</head> up commodity prices, the department's Economic Research Service reported yesterday. 
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When it was followed  by a second, whining  even closer , Cobb swerved sharply aside into a depression. He knew now what he was up against .
Whoever was out there hiding in the brushy cover was besieging the Antler house and, having spotted his approach, was determined to <head sats="drive_off.026:0">drive</head> him <sat id="drive_off.026:0">off</sat> before he could get into the fight. 
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<instance id="drive.040">
<answer instance="drive.040" senseid="drive%2:35:07::"/> 
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The moment  the sea closed over Nick , some atavistic sense warned him that he would survive in this alien element only if he did not panic. But the murderer to whom he clung  had a tremendous advantage.
The wide flippers on Poet's feet gave his legs incredible power, <head>driving</head> the two of them down into the water as they rolled over and over. 
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<instance id="drive.050">
<answer instance="drive.050" senseid="drive%2:35:07::"/> 
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David began  to shave with great sweeping strokes. Time plays an essential part in our mortality, and suddenly for no reason  he could imagine (or admit)  the image of Peg laughing filled his mind --  so desirable, so lusty, so full of nuances of pleasure and joy.
He <head>drove</head> sensual patterns off, carefully shaving his long upper lip. 
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I suppose  a Lascar sailor had sneaked a cigarette in the hold and touched off the blaze.
Now, roaring up in great oily clouds of smoke and flames, the fierce heat quickly <head>drove</head> us to the stern where we huddled like suffocating sheep, not knowing what to do. 
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<instance id="drive.075">
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There had been classroom guffaws which  quickly subsided as Professor Griggs said dryly: &quot; I see your point, Pauson. Of course, males play a role there, but  believe me when I say  you wouldn't enjoy yourself one bit on Eromonga .
Indeed, you wouldn't live long, for the females either <head>drive</head> the men they 've seized from neighboring islands back to their boats after exploiting them for amatory purposes, or they destroy them by revolting but ingenious methods. 
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<instance id="drive.082">
<answer instance="drive.082" senseid="drive%2:35:07::"/> 
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The beautifully-tapered head, so delicate and so cool, had been flattened  as if in a vise, and the forked tongue splayed out of the twisted, torn mouth. The snake was hideous, and I remembered, even then, the cool, bright fire of it only a little while before, and I thought perhaps  the boy had always seen it dead and hideous like that, and had not even stopped  to see the beauty of it in its life.
I wrenched the stake out, that the boy had <head>driven</head> through it in the thickest part of its body, between the colored diamond crystals. 
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<instance id="drive.000">
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Shayne got in the left-hand lane and cut across the Boulevard divider. There was a small, neon-lighted restaurant and cocktail lounge on the southeast corner of the intersection as he turned into the quiet, palm-lined street where most of the houses on both sides were older two-story mansions, now cut  up into furnished rooms and housekeeping apartments .
Shayne <head>drove</head> westward from the Boulevard slowly, letting Rourke crane his head out the window and watch for street numbers. 
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<instance id="drive.004">
<answer instance="drive.004" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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At least, I want  to find out whether she's home yet or not &quot;. He opened the door and followed Rourke out.
In Rourke's car, Shayne <head>drove</head> east to Biscayne Boulevard and north toward Felice Perrin's address which had been given to him by the Peralta governess. 
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<instance id="drive.005">
<answer instance="drive.005" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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Roberta was violently trembling. She stammered, &quot; You heard what  he said  about police? ?
Why don't we <head>drive</head> around the corner &quot;? ? 
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<instance id="drive.009">
<answer instance="drive.009" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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It was going  to be another hot day; ; already the thermometer stood close to ninety. Alison was still sound asleep; ; he made fresh coffee and searched through all the desk drawers for more cigarettes before  thinking of her handbag, and found a crumpled stray cigarette at its bottom, which  tasted peculiarly of face powder.
He left a note propped on the desk asking her to call him sometime today, and <head>drove</head> home. 
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<instance id="drive.011">
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When he reached the dip in the woods , he saw that already the earlier ruts were barely discernible. The Jeep fought its way through the low spot and got onto higher ground.
He <head>drove</head> in low gear to the fork in the road and swung as close as possible to the entrance to the abandoned mine. 
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<instance id="drive.013">
<answer instance="drive.013" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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On the highway he relaxed and enjoyed the drive over Lake Pontchartrain and along the coast. Gulf Springs was ten miles inland --  more of a quaint old coast town than those along the beach made  garish by tourist attractions.
He checked into a motel and <head>drove</head> downtown. 
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<instance id="drive.014">
<answer instance="drive.014" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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In the morning the fog was still thick so that  to go to the village I crept along with my headlights full on. I did notice a twinkle of light from the big house through the woods but as I had left a light on in my own house because of the fog I assumed  Mrs. Salter had done the same before she left for town.
I did my shopping, had my dentist appointment, and from there I went to the women's lunch at our parish church where we discussed plans for the annual Christmas bazaar, so that dusk was beginning to gather when I <head>drove</head> home in the late afternoon. 
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<instance id="drive.015">
<answer instance="drive.015" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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Vince watched him. His mouth worked over the profanity, the obscenities in his vocabulary.
Once he said, &quot; Why 'n hell didn't you look in the back seat of the car before you <head>drove</head> off? ? 
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<instance id="drive.027">
<answer instance="drive.027" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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I sat where I could watch the exit  and realized  I was hungry. I sat there with the faint odor of charcoal-broiled steaks tantalizing my nostrils and  occasionally catching the aroma of coffee.
My man came out an hour later, <head>drove</head> to the beach, turned right and after half a mile went to the Swim and Tan Motel. 
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<instance id="drive.037">
<answer instance="drive.037" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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Holden waved a hand at the empty street. Glad  to see you go.
He <head>drove</head> into the paved space before the garage and got out, slamming the car door. 
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<instance id="drive.046">
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When Bobbie Evans smashed up his car, the Jaguar his wife Linda had given him for his last birthday, and himself quite thoroughly with it, <head>driving</head> back from an afternoon's golf at Oakmont, it seemed to mark the end of a long, miswritten chapter in the social life of the community. 
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<instance id="drive.047">
<answer instance="drive.047" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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You saw them always together those years. You talked about John-and-Linda as an entity.
John-and-Linda were at Longue Vue last night; ; John-and-Linda <head>drove</head> to Conneaut in three and a half hours. 
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<instance id="drive.048">
<answer instance="drive.048" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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I may be wrong. I 'll slide out and walk around the block back to the cocktail lounge on Biscayne.
You <head>drive</head> on and circle back and pull up beside them parked there. 
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<instance id="drive.051">
<answer instance="drive.051" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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He opened the door and followed Rourke out. In Rourke's car, Shayne drove east to Biscayne Boulevard and north toward Felice Perrin's address which  had been given  to him by the Peralta governess.
As he <head>drove</head>, he filled in Timothy Rourke briefly on the events of the evening after leaving the reporter to go to the Peralta house, and on his own surmises. 
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<instance id="drive.056">
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I had done all  I was going  to do . Whether or not Wally lost his job was no concern of mine.
I <head>drove</head> home, found Chris still asleep. 
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<instance id="drive.057">
<answer instance="drive.057" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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I found a parking place half a block away, sat in the car and waited. My quarry was in the apartment house for two hours.
Then he came out and started <head>driving</head> toward the beach. 
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<instance id="drive.059">
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I had a feeling that young Pete Michelson, the most promising intern at Fairview, had something   to do  with it, too. She 'd been out with Pete the night before and her gay chatter about their date lightened my mood a little.
But once I was alone again, <head>driving</head> to the hospital, the heaviness returned. 
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<instance id="drive.062">
<answer instance="drive.062" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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&quot;  Look out for those movers &quot; ! ! Winston watched him  hurry down the drive to his car; ; a handsome, fine-looking man  it made him proud  to see .
After Mr. Jack <head>drove</head> away, Winston went on looking out the window. 
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<instance id="drive.065">
<answer instance="drive.065" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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Now, only one local ringer  remains: 64-year-old Derek Hammond. The others here today live elsewhere.
They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who <head>drive</head> every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort to keep the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia. 
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<instance id="drive.067">
<answer instance="drive.067" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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He got it onto his shoulder after some work and carried it outside and down to the Jeep. He dumped it into the back and made sure  it wouldn't roll out, then returned to the porch and closed the front door,  making sure  it was unlocked .
He <head>drove</head> carefully in the direction of the brief tour they had taken earlier. 
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<instance id="drive.074">
<answer instance="drive.074" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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Came to the Harbor as a bride and  Don't worry Jed, this one is in the bag. I know the killer, have the only road off the peninsula covered  &quot;.
&quot; Yeah, passed your road block as I <head>drove</head> in &quot;, I said, sitting on his polished desk. 
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<instance id="drive.077">
<answer instance="drive.077" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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&quot; Oh &quot;, said  Mr. Partlow, &quot; that's fine, Tom. Just fine &quot;.
As he <head>drove</head> home through the thinning traffic, Cady felt the unease growing. 
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<instance id="drive.081">
<answer instance="drive.081" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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When they reached their neighbor's house , Pamela said a few polite words to Grace and kissed Melissa lightly on the forehead, the impulse prompted  by a stray thought  -- of the type to which she was frequently subject these days -- that they might never see one another again. Then she turned the station wagon around and headed it back down the hill, with the village as her ostensible destination.
As she <head>drove</head>, she thought about her plan. 
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<instance id="drive.088">
<answer instance="drive.088" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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Injury and ingratitude would occur. No doubt John Hancock would do well now; ; war was a smugglers ' heaven.
And what of that poor tarred and feathered wretch he had seen on the road <head>driving</head> down from Schuyler 's? ? 
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<instance id="drive.093">
<answer instance="drive.093" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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I got into the front seat. She was ' hiding ' on the floor of the back seat, the soft curves of her back and hips -- rousing lines.
I <head>drove</head> out of the Harbor, turned off into a dirt road among the scrub pine trees and stopped. 
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<instance id="drive.098">
<answer instance="drive.098" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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&quot; Joan, did I wake you &quot;? ? He asked . &quot; Yes, I thought  you 'd probably be up.
Look, sweetheart, some fool was. Happened to be <head>driving</head> somewhat intoxicated last night. 
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<instance id="drive.099">
<answer instance="drive.099" senseid="drive%2:38:00::"/> 
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She was . Even as the conviction of truth roared through him,  shattering his last hope of safety, he was reaching  to release the hand brake,  to head up the road for home, doing her bidding.
He <head>drove</head>, and the road wobbled, familiar scenes crept past on either side. 
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<instance id="drive.010">
<answer instance="drive.010" senseid="drive_out%2:38:01::"/> 
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That in itself has got  to cause people to feel a little more optimistic, &quot; says  Glenn Cox, the president of Phillips Petroleum Co. Though  modest, the change reaches beyond the oil patch, too.
The same roller-coaster prices that halted U.S. oil exploration and <head sats="drive_out.010:0">drove</head> many veteran oil men and companies <sat id="drive_out.010:0">out</sat> of the business also played havoc with the nation's inflation rate, the trade deficit and oil users ' corporate and personal budgets. 
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<instance id="drive.086">
<answer instance="drive.086" senseid="drive_out%2:38:01::"/> 
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In coming days, when the Big Board formulates its responses to the program-trading problem , Mr. Phelan may take a more public role in the issue. Lewis L. Glucksman, vice chairman of Smith Barney, Harris Upham &amp; Co., said: &quot; This is a problem that 's taking on a life of its own.
The program trading situation seems to have <head sats="drive_out.086:0">driven</head> individual investors as well as others <sat id="drive_out.086:0">out</sat> of the market, and even Europeans are suspicious. 
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<instance id="drive.002">
<answer instance="drive.002" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
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Separately, the National Science Foundation is promised  a 7.7% increase  to bring its appropriations to $2.07 billion . And while  pursuing these initiatives, Congress and the White House are squeezed   too by steady increases -- $551 million  -- in veteran's medical care.
The result is that all sides resort to sleight of hand to make room for competing housing and environmental programs, and the commitments now will <head>drive</head> excess spending into fiscal 1991. 
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<instance id="drive.003">
<answer instance="drive.003" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
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Johnson &amp; Johnson reported a 10% rise in third-quarter net income on a 12% sales increase - results that were <head>driven</head> particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company's professional operations. 
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<instance id="drive.021">
<answer instance="drive.021" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
Corporate leaders, frustrated  by double-digit increases in health-care costs, are beginning  to sound like liberal Democrats. Failure  to check rising medical costs ultimately could &quot; lead some of us who today  are free-market advocates to re-examine our thinking and positions with respect to government-sponsored national health insurance, &quot; Arthur Puccini, a General Electric Co. vice president, warned   earlier this year.
The pocketbook impact of health benefits has <head>driven</head> business and labor to a surprising consensus. 
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<instance id="drive.029">
<answer instance="drive.029" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
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Chez Panisse was listed  among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine. The tattered black binder, bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held  together by rubber bands, was in chef Lindsey Shere's purse when it was stolen  from her house recently .
The Berkeley police don't have any leads but doubt the crime was <head>driven</head> by a passion for sweets. 
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<instance id="drive.031">
<answer instance="drive.031" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
She loved the children. She was a strange woman, your mother.
When she loved, it was with a passion that <head>drove</head> her along and carried along with her those things she loved. 
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<instance id="drive.035">
<answer instance="drive.035" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
Robert S. Jenkins Cambridge, Mass. Of the approximately 200 sponsors of the recent march in Washington for the homeless, you chose  to cite such groups as the National Association of Home Builders and the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen,  insinuating that the march got its major support from self-serving groups that &quot;  know a good thing when they see it , &quot; and that the crusade was based  on greed or the profit motive.
But isn't the desire for profit the <head>driving</head> force behind those who subscribe to, and advertise in, your paper? 
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<instance id="drive.041">
<answer instance="drive.041" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
These trade-offs would evolve priorities by  revealing when the cost of the B-2 became prohibitive . Some may be tempted  to argue that the idea of a strategic review merely resurrects the infamous Zero-Based Budgeting (ZBB) concept of the Carter administration.
But ZBB did not involve the strategic planners in the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and therefore degenerated into a bean-counting drill <head>driven</head> by budget politics. 
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</instance>
<instance id="drive.044">
<answer instance="drive.044" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
But the heated fight over program trading is about much more than a volatile stock market. The real battle is over who  will control that market and reap its huge rewards.
Program trading itself, according to many academics who have studied it, is merely caught in the middle of this battle, unfairly labeled as the evil <head>driving</head> force of the marketplace. 
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</instance>
<instance id="drive.049">
<answer instance="drive.049" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
It reduces the baseline by $169 billion . Finally, Scenario 4 reduces the budget by 2% per year  for the next five years -- a total reduction of $287 billion .
This can be thought of as a pessimistic prediction, perhaps <head>driven</head> by the sequestering effects of the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law or possibly a relaxation of tensions with the Soviet Union. 
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</instance>
<instance id="drive.069">
<answer instance="drive.069" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
P&amp;G, in fact, is noted  for  gaining market leadership by  introducing products that  offer a technical edge over the competition. Sales of its Tide detergent soared earlier this year, for example, after P&amp;G introduced a version that  includes a bleach safe for all colors and fabrics.
That's led industry executives to speculate that future product development will be <head>driven</head> more by technological innovation than by fashion whims -- especially among mass-market brands. 
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</instance>
<instance id="drive.076">
<answer instance="drive.076" senseid="drive%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
Muni bond holders are worried about the impact of a slowing economy on tax revenue, at a time when many state and local governments already face budget deficits and huge spending needs. The recent natural disasters, and the need  of many other cities  to rebuild crumbling infrastructure, suggests that supply of new issues will continue  to rise sharply -- even as demand tapers off.
&quot; There is just so much going on that it's difficult to pick just one factor that's <head>driving</head> the market, &quot; said Ronald Ian Heller, vice president at First Chicago Capital Markets Inc., a subsidiary of First Chicago Corp. 
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<instance id="drive.006">
<answer instance="drive.006" senseid="drive%2:38:01::"/> 
<context>
But in 1986, the badges and the &quot;  don't speak out of turn &quot; rule were abolished  -- early steps in a cultural revolution still rolling on with all the subtlety of a freight train. In recent years, Nissan has instituted flex-time work schedules and allowed employees to dress casually, even in blue jeans.
A rule forbidding staffers to own competitors ' cars has been lifted, and now many designers <head>drive</head> foreign cars to get useful ideas. 
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<instance id="drive.018">
<answer instance="drive.018" senseid="drive%2:38:01::"/> 
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You could wish that. Or you could wish  your daddy would really do it -- kill Gratt Shafer like he said when you all the time, all along, could feel the nerve draining out of him like air out of a punctured tire when you are on a muddy road alone and it is raining and at night  .
So you sit in the car and listen to the air run out and listen to the rain and see the mud in front of the headlights, waiting for you, for your new spectator pumps, waiting for you to squat by yourself out there in your tight skirt, crying and afraid and trying to get that damned son-of-a-bitch tire off, because that is being an old maid too, if you happen to <head>drive</head> a car, it is changing the tire yourself in the night, and in the mud and the rain, hating to get out in it but afraid to stay and afraid to try to walk out for help. 
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It was no use. I felt myself tremble,  thinking of the diamond light of that beauty  I had held  a few moments before, and I wanted  to run down there and halt, if I could , that frenetic pirouette, catch the boy in the moment of his savagery, and save a glimmer, a remnant, of that which I remembered , but I knew  it was already too late.
I <head>drove</head> the tractor on, not looking down there; ; I was afraid to look for fear the evil might still be going on. 
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As he chewed his gum and exuded wheezing breath, Marty smelt the reek of bad whiskey. Marty recognized the man.
He had <head>driven</head> the car that passed them on the road outside Admassy's place. 
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Oh, she 'd come  to see them once, left silver teething rings for all of the trips. But when Miss Jen went over right away  to return the call , Miss Kiz couldn't have been very cordial, for she 'd come back before she hardly had time   to get there .
More and more, these days, she 'd been <head>driving</head> that pretty little mare that looked like her, over to Tillie's and Nick's -- his own old square frame box on posts, chickens and cats and pups under the house, everybody friendly inside, making a to-do over the babies dressed like dollies. 
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I quit work at my usual hour as if this day was no different from other days. I heard subsequently that my Uncle and Aunt had dinner  in a nearby restaurant in the French Quarter after which he went home  to get into his costume  to keep the date .
Shortly before nine I <head>drove</head> my jalopy to the street facing the Lake and parked the car in shadows far enough away from the rendezvous corner but near enough to keep the corner in clear view. 
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They were inseparable, not because they were fond of each other, but because they wanted  to keep an eye on each other, as they were keen rivals for social leadership. Grazie was mean: quietly mean, and bitterly, unfunnily sarcastic.
She it was who had looked to see if I was wearing shoes upon learning that I couldn't <head>drive</head>. 
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&quot; I 'll have one of the boys get it &quot;, he said . &quot; It's one of the rules on transients.
Regulars <head>drive</head> out their own cars &quot;. 
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Pugh. Camels in Tripoli had harelips.
Near Galway the tinkers <head>drove</head> their caravans down to the beach and sang and drank and fought all night. 
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&quot; I'm in a rush right now. I know where the car is .
Want me to <head>drive</head> it out &quot;? ? 
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&quot; It's parked in front &quot;. Rourke hastily slopped whiskey into his glass on top of half-melted ice-cubes.
&quot; I 'd better keep on <head>driving</head> yours &quot;, Shayne decided, &quot; because I 'll be going on over to the Beach. 
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&quot; If you want  to see something, he's back on the other side by the trunk of the car &quot;. &quot; Too long a waiting line &quot;, Ramey answered ,  pretending  to joke.
A few minutes later the insurance man, a road checker, <head sats="drive_up.001:0">drove</head> <sat id="drive_up.001:0">up</sat> in the gray coupe with license plates on it from a far-away state. 
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I heard subsequently that my Uncle and Aunt had dinner  in a nearby restaurant in the French Quarter after which he went home  to get into his costume  to keep the date . Shortly before nine I drove my jalopy to the street facing the Lake and parked the car in shadows far enough away from the rendezvous corner but near enough  to keep the corner in clear view.
A few minutes later I saw my Uncle's car <head sats="drive_up.033:0">drive</head> <sat id="drive_up.033:0">up</sat> and a woman's figure emerge and walk to the corner. 
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Fortunately, volunteers and charities are not motivated  by self-interest, but by altruism. Why should they have  to co-exist with opportunists rushing in  to turn a quick profit ?
These latter-day scalawags would be ill-advised to take advantage of the situation, if they ever expect to <head>face</head> the people of South Carolina again. 
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There was nothing  he could do  but   walk. And Jarrodsville was more than three miles away, down an old dirt road that the rain had turned  into a quagmire.
Marty <head>faced</head> east and started walking down the left side of the road. 
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Lightning could strike you blind if you were a sinner ! ! But he was good.
He clenched his fists and <head>faced</head> the terror. 
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If a TV weatherman gets butterflies <head>facing</head> the camera again after a questionable forecast, Donald H. Straszheim surely understands. 
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When several minutes had passed and Curt hadn't emerged from the livery stable, Brenner reentered the hotel and <head>faced</head> Summers across the counter. 
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&quot; And if the dive goes OK he has the exclusive import rights to your line for this country, is that right &quot;? ? &quot; Well, no &quot;, Herr Schaffner said .
Waddell turned to <head>face</head> him. 
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There is speculation that property casualty firms will sell even more munis as they scramble  to raise cash   to pay claims related  to Hurricane Hugo and the Northern California earthquake . Fundamental factors are at work as well.
Muni bond holders are worried about the impact of a slowing economy on tax revenue, at a time when many state and local governments already <head>face</head> budget deficits and huge spending needs. 
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Mr. Melloan's column was right on the money, but I wish  it could have gone one step further. As an employee of a major refrigerator and freezer manufacturer, I have been heavily involved in  dealing with the political manifestations of the Rowland-Molina theory (named  after the researchers who  found in 1974 that chlorofluorocarbons contributed to the depletion of ozone in the earth's atmosphere) and the Montreal Protocol.
An important part of my effort has been to understand the science so I can explain it to corporate colleagues <head>facing</head> major changes in product design. 
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The high court's action,  refusing  to hear appeals by several drug companies, is likely  to have a significant impact at several levels.
The most immediate effect is in New York, where former manufacturers of the anti-miscarriage drug DES -- the synthetic female hormone diethylstilbestrol -- <head>face</head> the prospect of shared liability for damages in many of the 700 to 1,000 DES lawsuits pending in that state. 
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Even after-hours drag; &quot; karaoke &quot; bars, where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited  by Mexico's powerful musicians union. Still, 20 Japanese companies, including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp., Matsushita Electronics Components Corp. and Sony Corp. have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California.
Keeping the Japanese happy will be one of the most important tasks <head>facing</head> conservative leader Ernesto Ruffo when he takes office Nov. 1, as the first opposition governor in Mexico's modern history. 
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If we grasp this opportunity  to build an age of productive partnership between the less fortunate nations and those that  have already achieved a high state of economic advancement, we will make brighter the outlook for a world order based  upon security and freedom. Otherwise, the outlook could be dark indeed.
We <head>face</head>, indeed, what may be a turning point in history, and we must act decisively and wisely. 
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She would be among the elite of her kind. Her initial intelligence tests registered above normal and her adaptation index was unusually high.
As long as her development within her shell lived up to expectations, and there were no side-effects from the pituitary tinkering, Helva would live a rewarding, rich and unusual life, a far cry from what she would have <head>faced</head> as an ordinary, &quot; normal &quot; being. 
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The Dedham, Mass., couple knew even before Bonnie became pregnant in 1987 that any child of theirs had a 50% chance of  being at risk for retinoblastoma, an eye cancer that  occurs about once every 20,000 births. Mr. Quinlan, 30 years old, knew  he carried a damaged gene,  having lost an eye to the rare tumor when he was only two months old  -- after his mother had suffered the same fate when she was a baby .
Because of the isolation of the retinoblastoma tumor-suppressor gene, it became possible last January to find out what threat the Quinlan baby <head>faced</head>. 
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It's a downbeat, &quot; thirtysomething &quot; world, in which bright, still youngish people are engaged  in a glossy version of day labor,  doing free-lance, semi-professional work that  brings little satisfaction or security but that they know  they should be grateful  to do  . Uncertainty dogs every aspect of their lives.
Malcolm <head>faces</head> bankruptcy and an IRS audit, but Nora finds an extra $30,000 in her bank account, suddenly increasing her available funds some fifteenfold. 
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In his ruling, Judge Curry added an additional $55 million  to the commission's calculations. Last month, Judge Curry set the interest rate on the refund at 9 %.
Commonwealth Edison now <head>faces</head> an additional court-ordered refund on its summer winter rate differential collections that the Illinois Appellate Court has estimated at $140 million. 
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The conservative bent of the incumbent appointees, named  by former President Reagan, has divided Republicans. And on back-to-back roll calls, 206-199 and 223-178, the Appropriations Committee leadership turned back efforts  to weaken or strip the proposed restrictions first added  by Sen. Warren Rudman (R., N.H.)
The estimated $40 million from the new pre-merger notification fee would be divided between the Justice Department's Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission, which both <head>face</head> serious cuts if the income isn't realized. 
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He said  the decision was the first in which a federal appeals court has ruled whether administrative government proceedings qualify as litigation . Barry R. Ostrager, an attorney for Travelers, said, &quot; there are procedural bases on which this case will be appealed  further . &quot;
NEW YORK 'S poor <head>face</head> nearly three million legal problems a year without legal help. 
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The question now: Can he act more like hard-charging Teddy Roosevelt? Mr. Hahn, the 62-year-old chairman and chief executive officer of Georgia-Pacific Corp. is leading the forest-product concern's unsolicited $3.19 billion  bid for Great Northern Nekoosa Corp.
Nekoosa has given the offer a public cold shoulder, a reaction Mr. Hahn hasn't <head>faced</head> in his 18 earlier acquisitions, all of which were negotiated behind the scenes. 
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Fuel costs were up 10% in the third quarter. Labor costs, which  leveled off in the past few years because of lower pay scales for newer employees, are on the upswing again at many carriers.
And some carriers are <head>facing</head> other unexpected headaches: USAir, for example, blamed some of its loss on merger expenses and on disruptions caused by Hurricane Hugo last month. 
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Last week, Microsoft said  it expects revenue for its first quarter ended Sept. 30 to increase 34 %. The announcement caused the company's stock to surge $6.50   to close at $75.50  a share.
Microsoft's surprising strength is one example of the difficulty <head>facing</head> investors looking for reassurances about the financial health of the computer firms. 
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How soon Wang will stage a comeback , or if it will  at all, are still matters of debate.
But Wang salespeople are trying to cope with the biggest challenge any marketer can <head>face</head>: selling the products of a company that is on the ropes. 
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The mudwagon had caught fire also. The blaze was spreading to the frame buildings.
The guerrillas realized they <head>faced</head> a new problem. 
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<answer instance="face.019" senseid="face%2:32:00::"/> 
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The SEC documents describe those chips, which  are made  of gallium arsenide, as  being so fragile and minute  they will require special robotic handling equipment. In addition, the Cray-3 will contain 16 processors -- twice as many as the largest current supercomputer.
Cray Computer also will <head>face</head> intense competition, not only from Cray Research, which has about 60% of the world-wide supercomputer market and which is expected to roll out the C-90 machine, a direct competitor with the Cray-3, in 1991. 
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Since  trading as low as $42.25  a share in May, Federal's shares have rallied as high as $57.87  in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. They closed Friday at $53.25 , down 50 cents on the day.
There's a certain irony in the fact that Federal Express <head>faces</head> its first union problems as a result of its Tiger purchase. 
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<context>
But to me Beckett's writing had seemed  permeated  with love for human beings and with a kind of humor that I could reconcile  neither with despair nor with nihilism. Could it be that my own eyes and ears had deceived me? ?
Is his a literature of defeat, irrelevant to the social crises we <head>face</head>? ? 
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I suppose  the reason is a kind of wishful thinking:  don't talk about the final stages of Reconstruction and they will take care of themselves. Or else the North really believes that all Southerners except a few quaint old characters have come around to  realizing the errors of their past, and are now at heart sharers of the American Dream, like everybody else.
If the circumstances are <head>faced</head> frankly it is not reasonable to expect this to be true. 
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<instance id="face.023">
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And the cable-TV operators -- CNN's distributors and part owners -- like things just the way  they are . The repositioning bid is aimed  at CNN's unsteady viewership -- and what  may happen to it as the cable-TV news market grows more competitive.
Already, CNN is <head>facing</head> stronger competition from Financial News Network Inc. and General Electric Co.'s Consumer News and Business Channel, both of which are likely to pursue more general news in the future. 
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<answer instance="face.025" senseid="face%2:32:00::"/> 
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For Republicans who  began this campaign with such high hopes, all of this is deeply frustrating. Historically, New York is almost always in trouble.
But the trouble it faces now under Democratic rule seems bigger and more daunting than anything it has <head>faced</head> in the past. 
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<instance id="face.026">
<answer instance="face.026" senseid="face%2:32:00::"/> 
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The third type, however, wrenches attention from the life of action and interests in the community and focuses it on the ground of being on which the community depends  for its existence. Voegelin has analyzed this experience in the case of the stable, healthy community.
There the community, <head>faced</head> with the need to formulate policy on the level of absolute justice, can find the answer to its problem in the absolute truth which it holds as partially experienced. 
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<answer instance="face.028" senseid="face%2:32:00::"/> 
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Novell, a computer networking concern, fell 1 1 2 to 30 on 152,000 shares. Elsewhere, Valley National continued its slide,  dropping 2 1 8 to 15 on 1.7 million shares.
The Arizona banking concern is <head>facing</head> difficulties related to weakness in the real estate market in the state. 
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&quot; You can see the highs and lows of the business all under one roof, &quot; she tells the group . &quot; There aren't too many winners. &quot;
Perhaps the biggest hurdle owners <head>face</head> is convincing newcomers that this is a reputable business. 
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<answer instance="face.031" senseid="face%2:32:00::"/> 
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While the prototype converter is costly, it's being lauded  by the infant HDTV industry as a way of  increasing the number of high-quality shows that  can be seen  on the new medium. &quot; The industry has been waiting with bated breath for the machines to come along, &quot; says  David Niles, president of Eleven Twenty Five Productions Inc., a New York pioneer in high-definition programming.
He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would <head>face</head> a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs. 
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As for Ford, analysts expect  the end of the Saab play will allow the U.S. auto maker to focus its resources on the intensifying struggle with GM for a stake in Jaguar. The failure of the Saab talks &quot; makes it  even more crucial for   to be victorious &quot; in the Jaguar contest, said  Stephen Reitman, European auto industry analyst at UBS-Phillips &amp; Drew in London.
Ford <head>faces</head> an uphill fight for Jaguar, however. 
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Some of the lawyers say  they would continue  to represent their clients if the government pays their tab as court-appointed lawyers. Assistant U.S. Attorney Terry Hart of Dallas says  the government will oppose any efforts  to bring in a new defense team because it would delay a retrial.
FEDERAL JUDGE ALCEE HASTINGS of Florida, <head>facing</head> impeachment, received an unanticipated boost yesterday. 
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The trust also will receive $75 million  a year starting in 1991 on a bond  it holds  from Manville. And, beginning in 1992, it will have a claim on as much as 20% of Manville's annual net income.
Even so, the trust would seem to be <head>facing</head> a cash crunch. 
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&quot; I have wished  I could die and be out of it -- that's how bad it is , &quot; Betty Atkins, a secretary from suburban London, says . Ms. Atkins, whose Lloyd's membership  was a bonus from a former employer in 1981, belongs to Mr. Nutting's dissident group on the Outhwaite syndicate, which  has been hard hit  by asbestos reinsurance claims.
Ms. Atkins, who underwrote #20,000, or about $32,000, of insurance coverage on that syndicate, now <head>faces</head> potential losses of roughly #70,000, or $111,000. 
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Investors in B.A.T have been on a roller coaster. B.A.T has been London's best-performing blue chip over the past six months, up 40% against a 4% rise in the Financial Times 100-Share Index.
But this week, B.A.T has been hit harder than other big U.K. stocks -- first by the market gyrations, then by Tuesday's San Francisco earthquake, which could leave B.A.T's Farmers Group Inc. insurance unit <head>facing</head> big claims. 
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<instance id="face.038">
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Elizabeth Holtzman, district attorney for Brooklyn, N.Y., said, &quot; The appellate division has agreed with our view that despite federal worker-safety laws, state prosecutors have the power  to protect working people. &quot; Lawyers for the company and executives couldn't be reached  for comment.
The executives <head>face</head> five to 15 years in prison and fines of $5,000 or double the profit made by failing to comply with the rules. 
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The Rockford, Ill., maker of fasteners also said  it expects  to post sales in the current fiscal year that  are &quot; slightly above &quot; fiscal 1989 sales of $155 million .
The company said its industrial unit continues to <head>face</head> margin pressures and lower demand. 
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&quot; We are prepared  to pursue aggressively completion of this transaction, &quot; he says . But a takeover battle opens up the possibility of a bidding war, with all  that implies .
If a competitor enters the game, for example, Mr. Hahn could <head>face</head> the dilemma of paying a premium for Nekoosa or seeing the company fall into the arms of a rival. 
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He already has finagled a $2 billion  loan  from the Japanese government. But Mexico urgently needs more help.
Mr. Salinas's unpopular Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, <head>faces</head> congressional elections in 1991. 
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<answer instance="face.042" senseid="face%2:32:00::"/> 
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Mr. Quinlan, 30 years old, knew  he carried a damaged gene,  having lost an eye to the rare tumor when he was only two months old  -- after his mother had suffered the same fate when she was a baby . Because of the isolation of the retinoblastoma tumor-suppressor gene, it  became possible last January  to find out what threat the Quinlan baby faced .
A test using new &quot; genetic probes &quot; showed that little Will Quinlan had not inherited a damaged retinoblastoma supressor gene and, therefore, <head>faced</head> no more risk than other children of developing the rare cancer. 
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RMS International Inc., Hasbrouk Heights, N.J., <head>facing</head> a cash-flow squeeze, said it is seeking other financing sources and waivers from debenture holders. 
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Analysts in London believe  investors, despite their stampede  to dump takeover stocks, should hold on tight to their Jaguar shares, this newspaper's Heard  on the Street column said   yesterday. Amgen rose 1 1 2 to 50 3 4 in heavy trading.
Analysts figure Amgen could benefit as a result of troubles <head>facing</head> its competitor, Genetics Institute, over the anti-anemia drug EPO. 
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He evidently couldn't foresee that it might be his downfall in the end. He had made himself the personification of the Devil to the homesteaders.
But to the cattlemen who had been <head>facing</head> bankruptcy from rustling losses and to the cowboys who had been faced with lay-offs a few years earlier, he was becoming a vastly different type of legendary figure. 
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International Business Machines Corp. unveiled a broad strategy to tackle the biggest problem that manufacturers <head>face</head> when computerizing their operations: Most machines can't talk to each other. 
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But yesterday, as Atlantis rumbled into a patch of clear sky above Florida with storm clouds closing in on it, NASA sought  to turn Galileo into a symbol of triumph. &quot; NASA did it right; that's the message, &quot; said  J.R. Thompson, the agency's deputy administrator.
The $1.4 billion robot spacecraft <head>faces</head> a six-year journey to explore Jupiter and its 16 known moons. 
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However, five other countries -- China, Thailand, India, Brazil and Mexico -- will remain on that so-called priority watch list as a result of an interim review, U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills announced  .
Under the new U.S. trade law, those countries could <head>face</head> accelerated unfair-trade investigations and stiff trade sanctions if they don't improve their protection of intellectual property by next spring. 
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Yet the evidence that we have not hit bottom is found  in the fact that we are not yet helping ourselves. The people of the Delta are waiting for that big factory   to open, river traffic   to increase, government spending   to fund job-training programs or public schools   to educate apathetic students.
Because we refuse to <head>face</head> the tough answers, the questions continue as fodder for the commissions and committees, for the media and politicians. 
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The spacecraft's five astronauts are  to dispatch the Galileo space probe on an exploration mission to Jupiter. South Korea's President Roh traveled to the U.S. for a five-day visit that  is expected  to focus on ties between Washington and Seoul.
Roh, who is <head>facing</head> calls for the reduction of U.S. military forces in South Korea, is to meet with Bush tomorrow and is to address a joint session of Congress on Wednesday. 
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Officials in East Berlin,  responding to complaints from opposition groups, admitted  police used excessive force in  dispersing protesters this month. The Iran-Contra judge agreed  to allow Poindexter to subpoena the personal papers of ex-President Reagan,  ruling that there was sufficient evidence that the data would be important to the defense.
But the judge denied a request by the former national security adviser, who <head>faces</head> five criminal charges, to seek documents from Bush. 
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The 658 Chinese, who  have been in a refugee-assistance center, were sent  to immigration facilities yesterday pending deportation to China, the official said  . On Sept. 13, Japan began a policy of  screening boat people,  accepting only those deemed  to be political refugees.
Francoise Verne, 52-year-old former deputy director of France's mint, <head>faces</head> prison for her theft of some 67 rare coins from the mint's collections. 
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Magazine publishers are <head>facing</head> spiraling costs and a glut of new titles. 
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The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15% or more  of an airline's stock if the purchase threatened safety, reduced the carrier's ability  to compete, or put the airline under foreign control.
Debate on the legislation, which <head>faces</head> a veto threat from President Bush, is to continue today. 
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If holders avoid  tendering to Paribas, he added  , they can expect strong dividends again next year. Analysts noted that over the past 20 years, Mr. Fournier has built his company through astute stock-market activity and has warded off at least three takeover attempts.
This time, however, some analysts think he could <head>face</head> a real battle. 
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How could he comprehend her need when he himself was innocent ? ? Indian ghosts would not impinge upon his nights, nor would his days be haunted  by the dimly-outlined, ill-conceived figure of her benighted ancestor.
His bright, daylight mind would whistle away such images; ; they would not dare to <head>face</head> his scoffing. 
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Historically, New York is almost always in trouble. But the trouble  it faces  now under Democratic rule seems bigger and more daunting than anything  it has faced  in the past.
This year, the city <head>faces</head> a budget deficit that could become even bigger next year. 
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Systemwide, IATA airlines carried 632 million passengers  last year, 2% more than in 1987. But passenger-kilometers, the distance flown  while  carrying people, increased 5.3% in 1988.
The association said that lack of airport and air space capacity is the biggest problem <head>facing</head> the airline industry. 
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&quot; It's very difficult   to do , &quot; says  Donald Holt, a market strategist for Wedbush Morgan Securities, a Los Angeles brokerage firm. &quot; Our markets move so fast  and they are so volatile ,  there's no way  the average investor can compete with the pros . &quot;
Individual investors <head>face</head> high transaction costs of moving in and out of the market. 
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But these sources have not been tapped . Truman Capote is still reveling in Southern Gothicism, exaggerating the old Southern legends into something beautiful and grotesque, but as unreal as  -- or even more unreal than  -- yesterday.
William Styron, while <head>facing</head> the changing economy with a certain uneasy reluctance, insists he is not to be classified as a Southern writer and yet includes traditional Southern concepts in everything he publishes. 
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Arrested  were  Jose O. Lopez, 27 years old, of Whittier, Calif., the vault supervisor; Carlos O. Huerta, 29, of La Puente; Luis A. Arroyo, 36, of Los Angeles; Ignacio Rojas Jr., 32, of Baldwin Park; Doris Moreno, 37, of Bell Gardens; and Ana L. Azucena, 27, of Huntington Park. Geno M. Apicella, 27, of Los Angeles, and Terrell N. Madison, 27, of Hawthorne, were also charged  with  participating in the conspiracy.
Each defendant <head>faces</head> a possible sentence of 20 years in prison and $250,000 in fines. 
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&quot; I think  the stock is dead money for a while. &quot; Yesterday's announcement was made  after markets closed.
U.S. chip makers are <head>facing</head> continued slack demand following a traditionally slow summer. 
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Tennessee and North Carolina, home states of the two Democratic chairmen of the House and Senate military construction subcommittees, receive $243.2 million , or 25% above the Pentagon's request. Though spending for Iowa and Oregon was far less, their increases above Pentagon requests -- 640% and 430 %, respectively -- were much greater because of the influence of Republicans at critical junctures.
The swift passage of the bill, which cleared the Senate and House on simple voice votes last week, contrasts with the problems still <head>facing</head> a more cumbersome $66.8 billion measure funding housing, environmental, space and veterans programs. 
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At Fannie Mae, he will take responsibility for the corporation's financial and legal areas and will work with David Maxwell, chairman and chief executive officer, and Roger Birk, president and chief operating officer, on strategic planning. Mr. Johnson, 45 years old, has been a consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae for the past 3 1 2 years.
In an interview, he said Fannie Mae <head>faces</head> a number of challenges with the restructuring of the thrift industry and the push to broaden its activities overseas. 
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Separately, bankers representing the group trying  to buy United's parent UAL Corp. met with other banks about  reviving that purchase at a lower price, possibly around $250  a share, or $5.65 billion .
But a lower bid could <head>face</head> rejection by the UAL board. 
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TV evangelist Jim Bakker was sentenced to 45 years in prison and fined $500,000  for  defrauding followers of his PTL ministry. Bakker, who  was immediately taken into custody, was convicted  Oct. 5 by a federal court jury in Charlotte, N.C., of fraud and conspiracy for  diverting more than $3.7 million  of ministry funds for personal use.
Lawmakers in Moscow voted to deny the Communist Party its 100 guaranteed seats in the Soviet Congress, meaning Gorbachev and other aides might have to <head>face</head> voters. 
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But unlike the other new leaders in the East Bloc, Mr. Krenz will <head>face</head> an immediate threat to his nation's very existence: German reunification. 
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&quot; It's a wait-and-see attitude, &quot; said  Dave Vellante, vice president of storage research for International Data Corp. Others pointed out that at least four other disk-drive makers will have competitive one-inch drives early next year and that the industry already operates on very thin margins.
The company also <head>faces</head> delisting by the National Association of Securities Dealers. 
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The company estimates its total debt at about $5.2 billion . This includes $4.6 billion  of long-term debt, $457.5 million  in short-term debt, and $95.7 million  of the current portion of long-term debt.
In a letter to investors, Chairman Edward S. Finkelstein wrote that he expects the company to &quot; benefit from some of the disruption <head>faced</head> by our competitors. 
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More recently, Mr. Krenz has been in charge of East German security, and is the youngest member of the ruling Politburo.  Faced  with another Mr. Honecker, so many despairing East Germans  are likely  to flee that the two German peoples will get their reunification, de facto, on West German ground.
But if East Germany's arthritic Politburo does loosen up enough to permit Mr. Krenz to make serious efforts at reform, he will <head>face</head> a challenge just as fundamental. 
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That's a departure from their traditional practice of  transferring almost all financing risks to investors. Whereas conventional securities financings are structured  to be sold  quickly, Wall Street's new penchant for leveraged buy-outs and junk bonds is resulting in long-term lending commitments that  stretch out for months or years.
&quot; The recent disarray in the junk bond market suggests that brokers may become longer-term creditors than they anticipated and may <head>face</head> long delays &quot; in getting their money back, says Jeffrey Bowman, a vice president at S&amp;P, which raised a warning flag for the industry in April when it downgraded CS First Boston. 
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Mr. Sulzberger said  the scheduled opening of a new color-printing plant in Edison, N.J., in 1990 would involve heavy startup and depreciation costs. &quot; With the Edison plant coming on line next summer, the Times is facing some tough earnings comparison in the future, &quot; said  Peter Appert, an analyst with C.J. Lawrence, Morgan Grenfell.
&quot; But many newspapers are <head>facing</head> similar comparisons. &quot; 
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What managers really fear  is that the pro-union movement could spread beyond the pilots. Under federal transportation law, a government mediator is attempting  to reconcile the melding of Tiger's job classifications into Federal 's.
Depending on the outcome, the merged company may <head>face</head> union elections this fall among airplane mechanics, ramp workers, stock clerks and flight dispatchers. 
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He is a mechanical engineer, not an atmospheric chemist. It  is insulting and demeaning  to say that scientists &quot; needed new crises  to generate new grants and contracts &quot; and that environmental groups need them  to stay in business.
Solving the global environmental problems we all <head>face</head> will require an unprecedented level of cooperation and communication among industry, policy makers and the scientific community world-wide. 
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A successor wasn't named . Cray Research indicated that the survival of a spinoff company, which  is developing a new supercomputer, depends heavily on its chairman and chief designer, Seymour Cray.
Light trucks and vans will <head>face</head> the same safety requirements as automobiles under new proposals by the Transportation Department. 
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Washington Post Co. is expected  to report improved earnings, largely because of increased cable revenue and publishing revenue helped  by an improved retail market in the Washington area. According to analysts, profits were also helped  by successful cost-cutting measures at Newsweek.
The news-weekly has <head>faced</head> heightened competition from rival Time magazine and a relatively flat magazine advertising market. 
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He suspects  some insurers who  had purchased reinsurance  to limit their exposure to catastrophes will discover  that reinsurance was used  up by Hurricane Hugo. British, West German, Scandinavian and other overseas insurers are bracing for big claims from the San Francisco earthquake disaster.
Although it's unclear how much exposure the London market will <head>face</head>, U.K. underwriters traditionally have a large reinsurance exposure to U.S. catastrophe coverage. 
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Experienced resistance commanders wanted  to use guerrilla action and siege tactics  to wear down the regime. Instead, they were pressured by Pakistan's ISI, the channel for their support, into  attacking Jalalabad.
They took more than 25% casualties; journalists report that they <head>faced</head> minefields without mine detectors. 
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It has  to be engineered  over and over again, month after month. He believes that the task facing Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan is so difficult that it resembles &quot;  juggling a double-bladed ax and a buzz saw. &quot;
And, in a sense, that's the kind of task individuals <head>face</head> in deciding what to do about stocks -- the mainstay of most serious investors ' portfolios. 
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But Mr. Sim has set a fresh target of $50  a share by the end of  Reaching that goal, says   Robert T. Foote, Applied's chief financial officer, will require &quot; efficient reinvestment &quot; of cash by Applied and continuation of its healthy 19% rate of return on operating capital.
In Barry Wright, Mr. Sim sees a situation &quot; very similar &quot; to the one he <head>faced</head> when he joined Applied as president and chief operating officer in 1985. 
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Time marches on ! ! Well,  to get back to the problem of retirement.
Every retiring person has a different situation <head>facing</head> him. 
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As a former White House aide who  worked closely with Congress, he is savvy in the ways of Washington. What 's more, the coming months likely will offer him the opportunity  to obtain his own majority on the five-member commission,  enabling him to avoid the dissension that  frustrated his predecessor.
But Mr. Breeden, a 39-year-old securities lawyer, has skirted some of the heftier issues <head>facing</head> the financial markets. 
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In the six trading days since the UAL labor-management buy-out group failed  to get bank financing,  culminating Friday with the withdrawal of its partner British Airways PLC, UAL stock has plummeted by 41% to 168 1 2 from 285 1 4. The arbs may recoup some of their paper losses if the UAL deal gets patched up again, as they did in 1982 when Occidental Petroleum Co. rescued them with a $4 billion  takeover of Cities Service .
In the meantime, the question <head>faced</head> by investors is: What is UAL stock worth? 
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And although the recent turmoil in the stock and junk-bond markets, by  making it  harder  to arrange takeover financing, has eased some of the pressure on Mr. Corry, it doesn't end the takeover threat. &quot; I know  it's not over, &quot; a sober-faced Mr. Corry acknowledged  while  greeting steel suppliers in New York on Oct. 12 and inviting them to a buffet of salmon and sushi in honor of Kobe Steel Ltd., USX's partner in a steel mill in Lorain, Ohio.
In fact, it's barely begun for Mr. Corry, who <head>faces</head> tough decisions before he has had a chance to get settled into his new job. 
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Nevertheless, Palfrey arranged a religious ceremony at King's Chapel   to formalize the emancipation. An eyewitness recalled how awkward the red-turbaned colored women appeared  as they curtseyed in the church doorway, and the diffidence  the former slaves displayed  while they listened to the few words that  declared them free.
Once the question of emancipation was settled to Palfrey's satisfaction, he <head>faced</head> a real problem in placing the freedmen in suitable homes as servants. 
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In the late 1960s some CPAs failed  to correct such abuses as clients picking permissive rules that  hyped earnings and stock prices. And in November 1970 Congress had passed a special act  to overrule one board rule.
Also, James Needham, an SEC commissioner, in April 1972 had warned that the industry might <head>face</head> a &quot; federal agency writing accounting rules &quot; if they rejected the FASB idea. 
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Assuming final enactment this month, the prohibition will take effect 96 days later, or in early February. On a 394-21 roll call, the House adopted the underlying transportation measure.
But the bill still <head>faces</head> budget questions because it also is the vehicle for an estimated $3.1 billion in supplemental appropriations for law enforcement and anti-drug programs. 
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Such an assertion most likely would bring about a court challenge from Congress that  would clarify whether a president already has such power. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater,  confirming comments made  this week by Vice President Dan Quayle, said  Mr. Bush is &quot; interested &quot; in  finding a suitable test case.
But he also said that exercising a test line-item veto isn't a &quot; top initiative &quot; on the president's agenda because he <head>faces</head> more-pressing budget issues at the moment. 
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The Merc is now cooperating with the Comex in  developing such a device   to provide such an audit trail. The Chicago exchanges also are working on such a device.
Another major electronics problem <head>faces</head> Mr. Thompson -- the creation of a 24-hour trading system that can be used outside normal trading hours. 
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But it 's uncertain whether these institutions will take those steps. NCNB, for example, has been one of the highest rate payers in the Texas market, and in Florida, rates are especially sensitive in retirement communities.
The RTC had previously targeted five thrifts for quick sales in order to spend cash by certain budgetary deadlines, but the delays illustrate the tough chore <head>facing</head> the agency. 
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In addition, the government is figuring that the releases could create a split between the internal and external wings of the ANC and between the newly freed leaders and those activists who  have emerged as leaders inside the country during their imprisonment. In order  to head off any divisions, Mr. Mandela, in a meeting with his colleagues before they were released , instructed them  to report to the ANC headquarters in Lusaka as soon as possible.
The men also will be <head>faced</head> with bridging the generation gap between themselves and the country's many militant black youths, the so-called young lions who are anxious to see the old lions in action. 
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The decision, which  affects millions of dollars of trading positions, was made  late yesterday because the Pacific exchange's options floor was shut  down as a result of Tuesday's earthquake.
The SEC, <head>faced</head> with a major squeeze on options positions, said it was necessary to ensure that options listed on the exchange could be traded today and tomorrow. 
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That settlement represented the first time  shareholders were granted  a major payment in a greenmail case . Mr. Steinberg made a $59.7 million  profit on the sale to Disney of his investment in the company in 1984.
But lawyers said Mr. Steinberg probably <head>faced</head> much more potential liability because, when he sued Disney during his takeover battle, he filed on behalf of all shareholders. 
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An airline buy-out bill was approved  by the House. The measure would make it  easier for the Transportation Department to block leveraged buy-outs in the industry.
USX was cited by OSHA for several health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants and may <head>face</head> a record fine of $7.3 million. 
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Hal Yarrow was among the last   to go into the suspensor and among the first   to come out. He had  to study the recordings of the language of the chief nation of Ozagen, Siddo.
And, from the first, he <head>faced</head> a difficult task. 
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As a &quot; good-will measure, &quot; the pilots had been working four extra hours a month and had agreed  to fly UAL's two new Boeing 747-400 aircraft. It's uncertain if the pilots will continue  to do so without a contract settlement.
The union said late last night that it is still committed to majority employee ownership and that the labor disputes that <head>faced</head> the company prior to the buy-out effort &quot; still need to be addressed. &quot; 
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&quot; Lloyd's has lost control of the situation, &quot; he says . &quot; They aren't controlling their destiny like they used  to . &quot;
Murray Lawrence, Lloyd's chairman, agrees the exchange <head>faces</head> big challenges. 
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Koito has refused  to grant Mr. Pickens seats on its board,  asserting  he is a greenmailer trying  to pressure Koito's other shareholders into  buying him out at a profit. Mr. Pickens made considerable political hay with his troubles in Japan.
The Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a fellow Texan, Democratic Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, last month urged U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills to use Mr. Pickens's experience in talks with Tokyo &quot; to highlight this problem <head>facing</head> Americans who seek access to the Japanese capital markets. &quot; 
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Mr. Bush is reserving the right  in &quot; rare &quot; instances  to keep Congress in the dark,  asserting a constitutional prerogative  the committee doesn't recognize . And a pending Justice Department interpretation of the assassination ban could raise questions that  would have  to be settled .
Moreover, both sides may <head>face</head> political critics. 
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The Knight Foundation, of Akron, Ohio, has established a national commission   to look into college-sports reform, and the NCAA Presidents Commission earlier this month recommended  cutting spring football practice in half, moving the start of basketball practice back by a month and reducing maximum schedules in that sport to 25 games from 28. The key word in that paragraph, though, is &quot; may. &quot;
NCAA Executive Director Richard Schultz, in accepting a place on the Knight Commission, urged that the panel take a &quot; balanced &quot; view, which looks for all the world like a plea not to rock the boat too much, and the presidents ' recommendations could <head>face</head> considerable opposition at the NCAA's full convention in January, which will vote on them. 
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You can do this. But, if you do, your life will be just one thing -- unhappiness -- complete and unabridged.
It seems to me, the first thing you 've got to do, to be happy, is to <head>face</head> up to your problems, no matter what they may be. 
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The bank is now aggressively marketing retail services at its domestic branches. Last year's drop in export credit was partially offset  by a 15% surge in lending to individuals and small and medium-sized companies.
Though Spain has an excess of banks, analysts say the country still has one of the most profitable markets in Europe, which will aid Banco Exterior with the tough tasks it <head>faces</head> ahead. 
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But neither has an extensive background in Latin America, the Middle East or Asia. In those areas, the role of NSC staffers under them therefore have become more important.
Gen. Scowcroft knows as well as anyone that one of the biggest dangers he <head>faces</head> is that NSC staffers working in relative anonymity will take over policy-making and operational tasks that are best left to bigger and more experienced State Department and Pentagon bureaus. 
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Profit, at least in the short term, is usually a secondary goal. &quot; Strategic objectives, not financial return, drive many of the deals, &quot; says  a Venture Economics spokesman.
In investing on the basis of future transactions, a role often performed by merchant banks, trading companies can cut through the logjam that small-company owners often <head>face</head> with their local commercial banks. 
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Instead, he said that the purpose is simply for the two to get &quot; better acquainted &quot; and discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda. Despite the informal nature of the session and the calculated effort  to hold down expectations, the meeting could pay significant political dividends for both leaders.
Mr. Gorbachev badly needs a diversion from the serious economic problems and ethnic unrest he <head>faces</head> at home. 
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That ain't too bad 'ceptin '  the light company's so busy  you can't ever get 'em to do nothin ' &quot;. Instead of  being depressed  by this news, Mr. Crombie was actually relieved.
At least the moment was postponed when he had to <head>face</head> the mystery of the power tools. 
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In Hugo's wake, Congress allocated $1.1 billion  in relief funds, and White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said  $273 million  of that money remains and could be diverted  for quick expenditures related to the earthquake. Now, though, enormous costs for earthquake relief will pile on top of outstanding costs for hurricane relief.
&quot; That obviously means that we won't have enough for all of the emergencies that are now <head>facing</head> us, and we will have to consider appropriate requests for follow-on funding, &quot; Mr. Fitzwater said. 
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But the implications could be great. Pachinko is slightly on the shady side, often linked  to the lower ranks of Japan's underworld and regularly at the top of annual lists of tax evaders.
Recently the industry has <head>faced</head> the threat of new restrictions, and political donations may have been made with the intent to bribe. 
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THE HOUSE FAILED  to override Bush's veto of a bill easing abortion funding. The chamber voted 231-191, 51 votes short of the two-thirds majority needed   to overturn the president's veto of legislation renewing support of Medicaid abortions for poor women who  are victims of rape and incest.
The roll call was considered an illustration of the limits of power that the resurgent abortion-rights movement <head>faces</head>. 
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Ford's latest move increases the pressure  on GM  to complete its current talks with Jaguar quickly. GM is likely  to reach the cooperative operating pact  it has been seeking  in about two weeks, knowledgeable individuals say  .
At that point investors may <head>face</head> a long, bumpy ride. 
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Italian car manufacturer Fiat said it isn't interested in partnership or industrial cooperation with Swedish auto and aerospace group Saab-Scania AB, which <head>faces</head> heavy losses in its car division. 
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That may be the last thing  she needs .
As the air clears from last week's storm of resignations and reshufflings, the government <head>faces</head> a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies. 
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The 231-191 roll call illustrates the limits of power a resurgent abortion-rights movement still <head>faces</head>. 
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&quot; It 's great  to feel good for once in 15 years, &quot; says  Harrison Hickman, a consultant to abortion-rights advocates,  reflecting the relief of his compatriots after last week's victories, the first major events since the Supreme Court, in its July 3 Webster decision, permitted the states to enact restrictions on abortions. &quot; But how many more times we're going  to feel good in the next 15  is another question. &quot;
Indeed, abortion-rights activists still <head>face</head> their greatest tests. 
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The decision  by a majority of state-appointed Waertsilae Marine directors Monday  to file for bankruptcy was an abrupt about-face from previous government policy. In August, the government played a major part in a sweeping restructuring of the troubled shipyard.
At the time 71%-controlled by Oy Waertsilae, a conglomerate, the shipbuilding unit <head>faced</head> potential losses estimated at one billion markka and was on the brink of liquidation. 
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Perhaps it was insane, Pamela thought  . Perhaps it was all a vividly conceived dream.
But she was caught in it, and she <head>faced</head> the terrible possibility that, if it were a dream, it was one from which she might never awaken. 
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Long live  Tobacco Road. Nostalgic Yankee readers of Erskine Caldwell are today informed  by proud Georgians that Tobacco Road is buried  beneath a four-lane super highway, over which travel  each day suburbanite businessmen more concerned with the Dow-Jones average than with the cotton crop.
Thus we are compelled to <head>face</head> the urbanization of the South -- an urbanization which, despite its dramatic and overwhelming effects upon the Southern culture, has been utterly ignored by the bulk of Southern writers. 
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The shuttle Atlantis's crew prepared  to return to Earth today several hours earlier than  planned   to avoid high winds  forecast  at the landing site at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. The five astronauts, who  stowed gear and tested the spacecraft's steering, said  they were unconcerned about the touchy weather expected  in the Mojave Desert.
Commonwealth leaders issued a declaration giving South Africa six months to deliver on pledges to ease apartheid or <head>face</head> new reprisals. 
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Bolar has denied any wrongdoing. The largest volume drop -- down 445,645 shares to 141,903 -- came in shares represented  by B.A.T Industries PLC's American depositary receipts.
The company is <head>facing</head> a takeover proposal from the financier Sir James Goldsmith. 
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But Mr. Simonds-Gooding said  he isn't talking to any studios about investing. Besides Bond Corp., British Satellite's other backers include Pearson PLC, Reed International PLC and Granada Group PLC.
The consortium <head>faced</head> a setback in May when technical problems forced it to postpone the September launch until next spring. 
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Advancing issues beat declining ones, 1,271 to 811. Much of the jockeying by OTC traders and investors centered on shares of companies that  might be financially affected  by damage from the devastating earthquake in northern California.
As investors speculated about the long - and short-term implications, shares of a number of companies that might either profit or <head>face</head> problems because of the disaster were actively traded. 
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Wall Street's big securities firms <head>face</head> the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered. 
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Ekstrohm lay in his bunk and thought, the camp is quiet. The Earthmen made camp outside the spaceship.
There was no reason to leave the comfortable quarters inside the ship, except that, <head>faced</head> with a possibility of sleeping on solid ground, they simply had to get out. 
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Donald Trump, who <head>faced</head> rising doubt about his bid for American Airlines parent AMR Corp. even before a United Airlines buy-out came apart Friday, withdrew his $7.54 billion offer. 
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Mr. Wolf urged all employees  to &quot; now turn their full attention &quot; to  operating the airline. He also vowed  to &quot; make every effort  to nurture ... a constructive new relationship that  has been forged  with participating employee groups. &quot;
But Mr. Wolf <head>faces</head> a monumental task in pulling the company back together again. 
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And was he afraid  to do anything as definite as  releasing her? ? Her heart was thumping painfully; ; the unknown was so much worse than -- what dangers   lay ahead for her? ?
What awful thing had she to <head>face</head> in the next few hours? ? 
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As a result, the volume of Banco Exterior's export credit portfolio plunged from 824 billion pesatas ($7.04 billion ) as of Dec. 31, 1986, to its current 522 billion pesetas. The other two main pillars of Banco Exterior's traditional business -- wholesale banking and foreign currency trading -- also began  to crumble under the weight of heavy competition and changing client needs.
The bank was hamstrung in its efforts to <head>face</head> the challenges of a changing market by its links to the government, analysts say. 
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For Himont Inc., &quot; how far down it is , we don't know , &quot; says  Leslie Ravitz at Salomon Brothers. The projections are in the neighborhood of 50 cents  a share to 75 cents, compared with a restated $1.65  a share a year earlier, when profit was $107.8 million  on sales of $435.5 million .
Himont <head>faces</head> lower prices for its mainstay product, polypropylene, while it goes forward with a heavy capital investment program to bolster its raw material supply and develop new uses for polypropylene, whose markets include the packaging and automobile industries. 
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Jerry Steinman, publisher of Beer Marketers Insights, a trade newsletter, said  Anheuser's announcement means  &quot; everybody else in the industry is going  to have a difficult time  reaching their profit objectives. &quot; Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. analyst George E. Thompson downplayed the importance of the announcement, and called any comparison between the coming beer-industry tiff and the seemingly unending &quot; cola wars, &quot; unwarranted.
Mr. Thompson calls discounting &quot; a loser's game for anyone without a dominant market share, &quot; and projected that Anheuser's statement of intent could simply be a means of warning competitors to ease up on price-cutting or <head>face</head> a costly and fruitless battle. 
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The changes, which  could be announced  as early as today, would apply to pesticides and other substances found  on fresh and processed foods, officials said  . East German leader Krenz said  he was willing  to hold talks with opposition groups pressing for internal changes.
The Communist Party chief, <head>facing</head> what is viewed as the nation's worst unrest in nearly 40 years, also said he would allow East Germans to travel abroad more freely, but made clear that the Berlin Wall would remain. 
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Ms. Kirkpatrick, the Journal's deputy editorial features editor, worked in Tokyo for three years. More and more corners of the globe are becoming free of tobacco smoke.
In Singapore, a new law requires smokers to put out their cigarettes before entering restaurants, department stores and sports centers or <head>face</head> a $250 fine. 
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&quot; If your prospect is feeling risk the whole time and you're not feeling as if you're backed  up by a stable company, you 've lost it before you 've begun, &quot; says  Mary Ann Cluggish, a Wellesley, Mass., sales trainer and consultant who  works with high technology companies. It can happen in any industry.
Consider the difficulties <head>faced</head> by Audi salespeople when the car was tainted by false charges of sudden acceleration, or Exxon dealers ' problems in the wake of the Valdez oil spill. 
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They are full of contempt for the institution of matrimony. Their previous legalized marriages do not count, for they hold the laws of the state null and void.
They feel they are leagued against a hostile, persecutory world, <head>faced</head> with the concerted malevolent opposition of squares and their hirelings, the police. 
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I never felt such a lowdown hound in my life. First thing  I knew  he was in the kitchenette  cooking up the breakfast and I was handing Eileen her coffeecup and she was lying there  handsome as a queen among her courtiers.
I couldn't <head>face</head> Thelma after that night. 
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Banco Exterior was created  in 1929  to provide subsidized credits for Spanish exports. The market for export financing was liberalized  in the mid-1980s, however,  forcing the bank to face competition.
At the same time, many of Spain's traditional export markets in Latin America and other developing areas <head>faced</head> a sharp decline in economic growth. 
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Oddly enough, this presents a problem for the stock. Some money managers are disenchanted  with H&amp;R Block because they suspect  the company's glory days are past, or at least passing.
Block's tax-preparation business is mature, they say, and some of its diversifications are <head>facing</head> tough competition. 
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But lawyers looking  to cash in on the quake may have a tough time once their cases reach a judge. Experts on California tort law say  protections afforded  government agencies in such cases are pretty ironclad.
Even claims against individuals and companies <head>face</head> significant roadblocks. 
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&quot; I'm starting  to see more business transactions, &quot; says  Andrea West of American Telephone &amp; Telegraph Co.,  noting growing interest in use of 900 service for stock sales, software tutorials and even service contracts. Colleges, she says  , are eyeing registration through 900 service.
Charities test the waters, but they <head>face</head> legal barriers to electronic fund raising. 
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As part of the same bill, the finance panel also voted in favor of billions of dollars in narrow tax breaks for individuals and corporations, in what committee member Sen. David Pryor (D., Ark.) calls  a &quot; feeding frenzy &quot; of special-interest legislating. The beneficiaries would range from pineapple growers to rich grandparents to tuxedo-rental shops.
To be sure, the full Senate, <head>facing</head> a fast-approaching budget deadline, last Friday stripped away all of the tax breaks that were contained in the Finance Committee bill. 
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Once again, as in the days of the Founding Fathers, America <head>faces</head> a stern test. 
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But he said  the downturn probably won't become a &quot; major contraction &quot; similar to those of 1974 and 1982. Still, Britain's current slump is a cause for concern here as the nation joins in the European Community's plan  to create a unified market by 1992.
Compared with the major economies on the Continent, the U.K. <head>faces</head> both higher inflation and lower growth in the next several months. 
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Mr. Evans will stay until a successor is found , but not later than the end of the year, the company said  . It was the 49-year-old Mr. Evans who  had moved into the offices of MGM UA and run the company during Qintex Australia Ltd.'s aborted bid for the movie company.
After MGM UA terminated the $1.5 billion merger because of a dispute over a $50 million letter of credit, Qintex Entertainment -- which is 43%-owned by Qintex Australia -- found itself <head>facing</head> problems of its own. 
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The &quot; social dimension &quot; -- worker concerns -- of the European Community's plan  to open its internal borders in 1992 could set the effort &quot; off the rails &quot; if  not done  reasonably, says   General Electric senior vice president Frank Doyle.
U.S. companies wanting to expand in Europe <head>face</head> &quot; tough pressure &quot; from unions in nations such as West Germany, which play a big consulting role in management decisions, he says. 
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That's called  progress ! ! The new way of life ! !
Let's <head>face</head> it ! ! 
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Mr. Schwarz, 52 years old, will succeed Daniel P. Davison Feb. 1, soon after Mr. Davison reaches the company's mandatory retirement age of 65. Mr. Schwarz, who  is president of U.S. Trust, will be succeeded  in that post by Jeffrey S. Maurer, 42, who  is executive vice president in charge of the company's asset-management group.
U.S. Trust, a 136-year-old institution that is one of the earliest high-net worth banks in the U.S., has <head>faced</head> intensifying competition from other firms that have established, and heavily promoted, private-banking businesses of their own. 
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Suzanne Foster Galax, Va.
Mr. Laband described one of the more insidious threats we <head>face</head> when dealing with disasters such as Hugo -- anti-profiteering ordinances such as that by the Charleston City Council as it thrashed about trying to Do Something. 
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The 27-year-old coffee cartel had  to be formally dissolved  this summer. As a result, Colombia will earn $500 million  less from its coffee this year than last.
Our coffee growers <head>face</head> reductions in their income, and this tempts them to contemplate substituting coca crops for coffee. 
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Early yesterday, bonds rose as investors rushed  to buy Treasury securities on the prospect that stocks would plummet in the aftermath of the massive California earthquake.
For example, some securities analysts warned that stocks of certain insurance companies, which <head>face</head> massive damage claims, would get hit hard. 
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His Levinson Institute in Belmont, Mass., has seen in recent years a doubling in the number of executives and spouses at its weeklong counseling program. Employers foot the bill, he says  ,  figuring  what 's good for the couple is good for the company.
One East Coast manufacturing executive, <head>faced</head> with a job transfer his wife resented, found that counseling helped them both come to grips with the move. 
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Illinois joins 36 other states that  allow public participation in attorney-disciplinary proceedings and 32 states that  open disciplinary hearings to the public, according to the American Bar Association. One vocal critic of the changes, Chicago lawyer Warren Lupel, says  non-lawyers shouldn't be on the inquiry panels because they are unlikely  to appreciate the nuances of attorney-client relationships.
In addition, he says, publishing the names of lawyers who are <head>facing</head> charges unnecessarily subjects them to public derogation. 
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According to analysts, profits were also helped  by successful cost-cutting measures at Newsweek. The news-weekly has faced heightened competition from rival Time magazine and a relatively flat magazine advertising market.
Knight-Ridder Inc. is <head>faced</head> with continued uncertainty over the pending joint operating agreement between its Detroit Free Press and Gannett's Detroit News, and has told analysts that earnings were down in the third quarter. 
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Calculations within the Copernican framework always raised questions about planetary configurations. These could be met  only by  considering the dynamical elements of several planets at one time.
This is more ambitious than Ptolemy is ever required to be when he <head>faces</head> his isolated problems. 
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Presenting an individualized Negro character, it would seem, is one of the most difficult assignments  a Southern writer could tackle ; ; and the success of such an endeavor is, as  suggested  above, glaringly rare. Just as the Negro situation points up the gradual and abrupt changes affecting Southern life, it also points up the non-representation of urbanism in Southern literature.
The book concerned with the Negro's role in an urban society is rare indeed; ; recently only Keith Wheeler's novel, Peaceable Lane, has openly <head>faced</head> the problem. 
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Getting a grip on the extent of the damages is proving a far more difficult task than what insurers <head>faced</head> after Hurricane Hugo ripped through the Caribbean and the Carolinas last month. 
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An example of the changes which  have crept over the Southern region may be seen  in the Southern Negro's quest for a position in the white-dominated society, a problem that  has been reflected  in regional fiction especially since 1865. Today the Negro must discover his role in an industrialized South, which  indicates that the racial aspect of the Southern dilemma hasn't changed radically, but rather has gradually come  to be reflected  in this new context, this new coat of paint.
The Negro <head>faces</head> as much, if not more, difficulty in fitting himself into an urban economy as he did in an agrarian one. 
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Inside, as soon as Mr. Skopas had disclosed -- in a hoarse whisper -- the detective's errand, his family gathered in a huddle,  forming a mass of dark flesh on and around a brocaded sofa which  stood at one side of a baroque fireplace.  Flanked by marble urns and alabaster lamps, they seemed  to be posing for a tribal portrait.
It was amazing how they had herded together for protection: an enormous matriarch in a quilted silk wrapper, rising from the breakfast table; ; a gross boy in his teens, shuffling in from the kitchen with a sandwich in his hands; ; a girl in her twenties, fat and sullen, descending the marble staircase; ; then all four gathering on the sofa to <head>face</head> the inquisitor. 
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But readers may well feel the pangs of recognition. In any case, the foundering middle classes aren't the only ones in trouble -- or whose troubles  provide material for fiction.
&quot; Rascal Money &quot; (Contemporary Books, 412 pages, $17.95 ), a novel by consultant and business analyst Joseph R. Garber, tells the story of an innovative, well-run, widely respected computer manufacturing company called PegaSys as it <head>faces</head> a hostile takeover attempt by AIW, a much smaller corporation that is so incompetently managed as to constitute a standing joke in the business world. 
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The Treasury plans  to sell $30 billion  in notes and bonds next week but will delay the auction unless Congress quickly raises the debt ceiling. U.S. farmers ' net income rose to a record $59.9 billion  last year despite one of the worst droughts ever.
Two antitrust agencies may <head>face</head> further cutbacks because of a complicated new funding device, some Democrats in Congress are warning. 
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On the chairman's motion, the California package was subsequently reduced  to less-binding report language, and even when this was accepted  as such on a voice vote , Mr. Whitten pointedly opposed it. More important than money in many cases are  waivers  California is seeking  on current restrictions covering federal highway funds, such as a $100 million  cap on how much any single state can receive  in emergency funds in a year.
Mr. Whitten's package appears to accomplish this purpose, but the state <head>faces</head> more resistance in its bid for an extended waiver on having to put up any matching funds on repairs completed in the next six months. 
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Such a policy implies that only a black politician can speak for a black person, and that only a white politician can govern on behalf of a white one. Examples of the divisive effects of racial gerrymandering can be seen  in two cities -- New York and Birmingham, Ala.
When they reapportion their districts after the 1990 census, every other municipality and state in the country will <head>face</head> this issue. 
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Based on Manville's closing price yesterday of $9.25  a share, Manville's offer would purchase about 5.4 million of its preferred shares, or about 75% of the trust's preferred stock holding. In addition to the stock and 20% of Manville's profits beginning in 1992, the trust is supposed  to receive $2.5 billion  over its 27-year life.
But it initially was funded with about $765 million and may soon <head>face</head> a cash crunch. 
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The doctor shot down to the lavatory and turned the doorknob, but to no effect: the lavatory was occupied . Although a look of alarm passed over his face, he did not arrest his movements but disappeared into the shower room just as the chambermaid emerged from number nine.
Alex suppressed those expressions of relief which offered to prevail in his face and escape from his throat; ; unwarranted they were in any case for, as he stood <head>facing</head> the fille de chambre, his ears were assailed by new sounds from the interior of the shower room. 
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Economists now predict  the growth rate will be about 11.5% for the year. In a sign of growing official tolerance for religion, Russian Orthodox priests were allowed  to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Moscow patriarchate in the Kremlin's 15th-century Uspensky Cathedral, where czars were crowned   ....
A 34-foot-tall, $7.7 million statue of Buddha was completed on a hill outside Hong Kong, <head>facing</head> China. 
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He was multi-colored and graceful and he lay in the furrow and moved his arched and tapered head only so slightly.  Go out of the furrow, snake, I said , but it did not move at all.
I pulled the throttle of the tractor in and out, hoping to frighten him with the noise, but the snake only flicked its black, forked tongue and <head>faced</head> the huge tractor wheel, without fright or concern. 
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I quit work at my usual hour as if this day was no different from other days. I heard subsequently that my Uncle and Aunt had dinner  in a nearby restaurant in the French Quarter after which he went home  to get into his costume  to keep the date .
Shortly before nine I drove my jalopy to the street <head>facing</head> the Lake and parked the car in shadows far enough away from the rendezvous corner but near enough to keep the corner in clear view. 
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He added: &quot; There's probably even a magazine for left-handed golfers ... but the general interest magazine is something  we all miss , and it should come back. &quot; Mr. Lauder also attacked what he sees  as the wide imitation of Elle, a fashion magazine published  by Diamandis Communications Inc., and criticized the practice of  stacking ads at the front of magazines.
&quot; Readers don't want to <head>face</head> all those ad pages at the front of a magazine, &quot; he said. 
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There was no evidence that anything was different than it had been . Except that Kitti wasn't there.
Without taking off his coat, he sat in the blue chair which still <head>faced</head> the closed bedroom door. 
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He grabbed her by the shoulders and went down on one knee,  taking her weight so that some of the wind was driven out of him. It made him a little sick, and he let  go of her.
He got up slowly, and she was already on her feet, and he stood <head>facing</head> her. 
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A bill that would permit the Securities and Exchange Commission to monitor the financial condition of securities firms ' holding companies is <head>facing</head> tough opposition from some Wall Street firms, which argue that the legislation is unnecessary. 
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The sentimental pure heart of Galahad is gone with the knightly years, but I still believe in the heart of the George Meredith character that  was not made  of the stuff that  breaks &quot;. &quot; We no longer have Tom Moore's and Longfellow's ' heart for any fate ', either &quot;, I said .
&quot; Moore and Longfellow didn't have the fate that <head>faces</head> us &quot;, Moreland said. 
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American institutional investors have never had a large appetite for Japanese equities. And while the Japanese have stepped up their purchases of U.S. shares in the past several months, they have shown themselves  in the past to be fickle investors.
At the same time, Daiwa and its brethren have <head>faced</head> stiff competition from well-entrenched American competitors that have prevented them from building strong links to U.S. corporations and institutional investors. 
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But even in his front-runner campaign, he has shown signs of the indecisiveness and confusion that some say   has plagued his tenure as Manhattan borough president -- and might hinder him as mayor. Over the last few weeks, he has frittered away roughly half of what  was once a 33-point lead in the polls over Mr. Giuliani.
A story about how he mishandled the sale to his son of his stock in a media company controlled by his political patron Percy Sutton was allowed to fester a full week before Mr. Dinkins <head>faced</head> the media. 
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Suppliers were also hurt  by the stronger U.S. dollar, which  makes sales abroad more difficult. In some cases, competition has squeezed margins.
Becton, Dickinson &amp; Co., for example, <head>faces</head> stiff competition from a Japanese supplier in the important syringe market. 
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Large pockets of poverty still exist. The left also is critical of the style of the Socialist government -- a remarkable parallel to the situation in Britain.
Mr. Gonzalez and his colleagues, particularly the finance minister, Carlos Solchaga, are charged with having abandoned their socialist principles and with having become arrogant elitists who refuse even to go on television (controlled by the state) to <head>face</head> their accusers. 
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With the blue flesh of night touching him he stood under a gentle hill  caressing the flageolet with his lips, making it whisper.
He saw her emerge suddenly, coming in her unhesitant fashion, her back stiff, her head erect, <head>facing</head> with contempt the night and whatever she would encounter, as if in her extreme disdain and indifference she would pass by all the outraged looks of those whom she might approach. 
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Federal authorities in New York started investigating exchanges in May, though no indictments have been handed down  there. So far they have issued scores of subpoenas, some of which  went to members of the New York Merc.
Mr. Thompson will have to <head>face</head> some of the consequences of those subpoenas. 
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The lyric chosen  -- &quot; long strange night &quot; -- may be an apt footnote to television spots by both candidates intended  to portray each other as a liar. The Democratic lawmaker fits a pattern of younger reformers  arising out of old machines, but his ties to Camden remain a sore point because of the county's past corruption.
His campaign hierarchy is chosen from elsewhere in the state, and <head>faced</head> with criticism of a sweetheart bank investment, he has so far blunted the issue by donating the bulk of his profits to his alma mater, Trenton State College. 
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FAST-FOOD chicken chains, <head>faced</head> with a worsening business slump, are struggling to hatch some new marketing strategies. 
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On days like Friday, that means  they must buy shares from sellers when no one else is willing  to  . When selling is so frenzied , prices fall steeply and fast.
Two years ago, <head>faced</head> with the possibility of heavy losses on the stocks in their inventories, market makers themselves began dumping shares, exacerbating the slide in OTC stock prices. 
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It's all part of a new &quot; command center. &quot; The changes in the office layout illustrate Mr. Breeden's stance as the nation's top securities regulator.
Like his predecessor, David Ruder, he was <head>faced</head> with a crisis in the stock markets soon after coming into office. 
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Buyers with $6 million    to spend  can select from 11 designs, including a Mediterranean-inspired California style, a traditional Yankee look and designs inspired  by Midwestern architect Frank Lloyd Wright. There are spacious living rooms and baths, plus a master grandparents suite and a foyer for  removing shoes to suit Japanese life styles.
Exteriors are <head>faced</head> with brick, wood or stone, but the homes are made of steel-reinforced concrete. 
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She ate. It seemed to her, as it seemed each night, that the gloom drew itself in and became densest at the table's empty chairs,  giving her the frequent illusion that she dined with shadows.
Here, too, she talked low, quirking her head at one or another of the places, most often at Izaak's armchair which <head>faced</head> her across the long table. 
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The Jeep fought its way through the low spot and got onto higher ground. He drove in low gear to the fork in the road and swung as close as possible to the entrance to the abandoned mine.
He parked <head>facing</head> it and left the headlights on, but when he started into the tunnel with the suitcase, he found the illumination extended no farther than half a dozen feet into the passage. 
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Mahzeer's office &quot;. &quot; Where is  that &quot;? ?
&quot; <head>Facing</head> us, two flights up. 
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At the moment, the three men were not saying much of anything. They were sitting on their heels, rider-fashion, over by the still empty calf wagon.
Brannon was hunkered down with his broad back to the left rear wheel, with the other two <head>facing</head> him. 
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The chevaux de frise, those sharp stakes and barriers around the fort at the Battery, pointed to a conflict between the town and sea power rolling in glassy swells as the tide came in. Across the bay the Palisades were heavy in green timber; ; their rock paths led down to the Hudson.
Below in the open bay <head>facing</head> Manhattan was Staten Island, gritty with clam shells and mud flats behind which nested farms, cattle barns, and berry thickets. 
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The tumor, he suggested  , developed when the second, normal copy also was damaged  . But there was no way   to prove Dr. Knudson's &quot; two-hit &quot; theory .
Back then, scientists had no way of <head sats="ferret_out.000:0">ferreting</head> <sat id="ferret_out.000:0">out</sat> specific genes, but under a microscope they could see the 23 pairs of chromosomes in the cells that contain the genes. 
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Many openings for mass cheating, such as questionable tax shelters and home offices, have gaped so broadly that Congress has passed stringent laws  to close them. Deductions of charitable gifts of highly valued art now must be accompanied  by appraisals.
And laws requiring the reporting of more varieties of transactions have enabled the IRS to rely on computers to <head sats="ferret_out.001:0">ferret</head> <sat id="ferret_out.001:0">out</sat> discrepancies with returns and to generate form-letter inquiries to taxpayers. 
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He blames the indictment on local political feuding, unhappiness with his aggressive efforts  to clear the courthouse's docket and a vendetta by state investigators and prosecutors angered  by some of his rulings against them. &quot; I don't know whose toes I 've stepped on , &quot; says  the judge.
&quot; I 'll <head sats="find_out.024:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.024:0">out</sat>, eventually, who pushed the state police buttons into action. &quot; 
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A shine in her eyes suddenly became tears and she turned back to her husband again. Behind Ramey feet scraped beneath sharp questioning whispers.
No one seemed to know for sure what had happened, nor was there any purpose or responsibility in the muttering feet and urgent voices behind the driver, beyond <head sats="find_out.039:0">finding</head> <sat id="find_out.039:0">out</sat>. 
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For example, probably very few people know that the word &quot; visrhanik &quot; that  is bantered  about so much today stems from the verb &quot; bouanahsha &quot;:  to salivate. Likewise, and equally fascinating, is  the news that such unlikely synonyms as &quot; pratakku &quot;, &quot; sweathruna &quot;, and the tongue-twister &quot; nnuolapertar-it-vuh-karti-birifw - &quot; all originated in the same village in Bathar-on-Walli Province and are all used   to express sentiments concerning British &quot; imperialism &quot;.
The terms are fairly safe to use on this side of the ocean, but before you start spouting them to your date, it might be best to <head sats="find_out.072:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.072:0">out</sat> if he was a member of Major Pockmanster's Delhi Regiment, since resentment toward the natives was reportedly very high in that outfit. 
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Bobbie said something about damned Pittsburghers sticking together, and Linda got angry at him. They had their first real fight, and Bobbie went off  to get drunk.
Linda dragooned her uncle, Donald Murkland, into a lunch the next day to <head sats="find_out.074:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.074:0">out</sat> what had happened. 
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&quot; I don't see Alma anywhere &quot;, I said . &quot; She's invisible tonight.
C'mon, let's <head sats="find_out.105:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.105:0">out</sat> where they're keeping the glasses &quot;. 
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So can a magazine survive by  downright thumbing its nose at major advertisers?
Garbage magazine, billed as &quot; The Practical Journal for the Environment, &quot; is about to <head sats="find_out.111:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.111:0">out</sat>. 
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The Dedham, Mass., couple knew even before Bonnie became pregnant in 1987 that any child of theirs had a 50% chance of  being at risk for retinoblastoma, an eye cancer that  occurs about once every 20,000 births. Mr. Quinlan, 30 years old, knew  he carried a damaged gene,  having lost an eye to the rare tumor when he was only two months old  -- after his mother had suffered the same fate when she was a baby .
Because of the isolation of the retinoblastoma tumor-suppressor gene, it became possible last January to <head sats="find_out.117:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.117:0">out</sat> what threat the Quinlan baby faced. 
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Over time, through benchmark surveys, the corrected data on service exports and imports have been gathered . The first three major areas of the service sector   to be revamped  were expenditures by foreign students in the U.S.. (net after expenditures by Americans studying abroad ), some exports by professional firms (a law firm billing a German client for services rendered  in  watching legislation in Washington is as much an export as shipment of an American jet engine ), and improved data from travel and tourism.
In just these three areas, the Commerce Department <head>found</head> $23 billion more exports than previously reported and $11.6 billion more imports, with the net result that the U.S. service surplus in 1988 increased by $11.3 billion, to $19 billion. 
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Each of the survey's indicators gauges the difference between the number of purchasers reporting improvement in a particular area and the number reporting a worsening. For the first time, the October survey polled members on imports.
It <head>found</head> that of the 73% who import, 10% said they imported more in October and 12% said they imported less than the previous month. 
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South Korea has opened its market to foreign cigarettes but restricts advertising to designated places. A marketing study indicates that Hong Kong consumers are the most materialistic in the 14 major markets where the survey was carried out .
The study by the Backer Spielvogel Bates ad agency also <head>found</head> that the colony's consumers feel more pressured than those in any of the other surveyed markets, which include the U.S. and Japan. 
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IBM's $750 million  debenture offering dominated activity in the corporate debt market. Meanwhile, most investment-grade bonds ended unchanged to as much as 1 8 point higher.
In its latest compilation of performance statistics, Moody's Investors Service <head>found</head> that investment-grade bonds posted a total return of 2.7% in October while junk bonds showed a negative return of 1.5 %. 
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The last time  the S&amp;P 500 yield dropped below 3%  was in the summer of 1987. Stockholders who  took the hint and sold shares escaped the October debacle.
There have been only seven other times -- in 1929, 1933, 1961, 1965, 1968, 1971 and 1972 -- when the yield on the S&amp;P 500 dropped below 3% for at least two consecutive months, Mr. Perritt <head>found</head>. 
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The Roper Organization, which  conducted the survey, said  almost half of the exercise equipment owners found it duller than they expected . It isn't just exercise gear that  isn't getting a good workout.
The fitness craze itself has gone soft, the survey <head>found</head>. 
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A marketing study indicates that Hong Kong consumers are the most materialistic in the 14 major markets where the survey was carried out . The study by the Backer Spielvogel Bates ad agency also found that the colony's consumers feel more pressured than those in any of the other surveyed markets, which  include the U.S. and Japan.
The survey <head>found</head> that nearly half of Hong Kong consumers espouse what it identified as materialistic values, compared with about one-third in Japan and the U.S.. 
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That target has been revised  to 30% by the year 2000. But even that goal may prove optimistic.
Of 14 activities, the Journal survey <head>found</head> that 12 -- including bicycling, skiing and swimming -- are being done by fewer Americans today than eight years ago. 
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For nonunion workers, the costs rose 1.4 %. Labor costs continued  to rise more rapidly in service industries than in goods-producing industries, the report showed  .
It also <head>found</head> them rising much more in the Northeast than elsewhere. 
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&quot; I think  the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has  to date, &quot; said  Robert Johnson, vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co. The Fed cut the key federal funds interest rate by about 0.25 percentage point to 8.75% after the Oct. 13 stock market plunge, but has shown no sign of movement since.
The report from the Fed <head>found</head> that manufacturing, in particular, has been weak in recent weeks. 
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Several components that  track the health of the manufacturing sector of the economy turned down in September. These include new orders for manufactured consumer goods, lead times on vendor deliveries, orders for new plant and equipment, and backlogs of orders for durable goods.
Meanwhile, the National Association of Manufacturers said yesterday a recent poll of 53 executives on its board <head>found</head> that 61% don't expect a recession to occur until 1991 or later. 
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He took a yellow pill,  only to choke on it, and went for the salami,  only to find something alive in the refrigerator -- something pink and fuzzy. His first thought was that Mrs. Kirby, in her mania for color, had dyed a cat and that cat had somehow managed  to open the refrigerator door and climb in; ; but on further investigation, the thing proved  to be a sweater, of the long-hair variety that  sheds onto men's jackets -- pale, pale pink and, according to the label, size thirty-four.
He thought about it for a minute, could <head>find</head> no reasonable explanation for the presence of a sweater in the refrigerator, got the salami, bread, and a Bermuda onion, and put the whole thing out of his mind. 
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Far above in the belfry, the huge bronze bells, mounted  on wheels, swing madly through a full 360 degrees,  starting and ending, surprisingly, in the inverted, or mouth-up position. Skilled ringers use their wrists  to advance or retard the next swing, so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change.
In a well-known detective-story involving church bells, English novelist Dorothy L. Sayers described ringing as a &quot; passion   <head>finds</head> its satisfaction in mathematical completeness and mechanical perfection. &quot; 
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But the administration's handling of the fetal-tissue transplant issue disturbs many scientists. &quot; When scientific progress moves into uncharted ground , there has  to be a role  for society  to make judgments about its applications, &quot; says  Myron Genel, associate dean of the Yale Medical School.
&quot; The disturbing thing about this abortion issue is that the debate has become polarized, so that no mechanism exists &quot; for <head>finding</head> a middle ground. 
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Poor Cousin Elec, she thought , tears rising  to sting in the sun, but why couldn't he have arranged  to live through the summer ? ? And how on earth did I ever get this letter anyway ? ?
She had reason indeed to wonder how the letter had managed to <head>find</head> her. 
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The red-haired captain, towering above the prisoner as a symbol of decency and authority, was shocked  to find himself looking with sympathy upon Philip Spencer. This tragic lad had forged his own shackles.
But he could not have done so, could not have <head>found</head> the way, had fortune favored him. 
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The air was full of sounds  too but placid ones, a terrestrial humming as much  out of the earth as out of the blue sky. She felt mindless ,  walking, and almost easy until the church spire told her  she was near the cemetery, and she caught herself wondering what she would say  to Doaty.
Both church and graveyard were smaller than she remembered them (how many things had lessened while she was gone away) but the headstones had grown so thick in thirty years that to <head>find</head> one named &quot; Dorothy Tredding &quot; seemed suddenly impossible. 
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She stood,  once more listening. She had never been here at this hour.
She felt as if some dark, totally unfamiliar shape would clutch at her arm; ; but she <head>found</head> the path she always used, the stubs of branches she had broken, those she had pushed aside; ; and she walked easily now, and more slowly, until she could see the dark glisten of water beneath her. 
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&quot; God doesn't have any appliance or cosmetics &quot;, he said  heatedly before he caught himself. It sounded silly; ; why  go on ? ?
More people were passing; ; he had to <head>find</head> some way to close this impossible conversation. 
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He left for work in high spirits. As he relaxed that day, Martin realized how tense he had been  these past weeks.
He <head>found</head> that he no longer hated Dolores (he knew how much he had hated her ), and he was surprised at a resurgence of an affectionate feeling. 
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I grimaced in distaste. &quot; Well, better see what I can do  &quot;.
We 'd been standing right outside Miss Bancroft's door and as I went to turn the knob to enter, I was surprised to <head>find</head> that the door was slightly ajar. 
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Indeed, the &quot; art of doctoring &quot; does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation.
Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend &quot; talk time &quot; with patients, we are <head>finding</head> the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport. 
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In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York, the agency alleged that the consumer-electronics and appliance discount-retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by  claiming  to have &quot; lowered every price on every item &quot; as part of an advertising campaign that  began June 1.
The agency said it monitored Newmark &amp; Lewis's advertised prices before and after the ad campaign, and <head>found</head> that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same. 
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The fabric was dark; ; the stains weren't too apparent; ; and there were  his shoes,  thank God, but his shirt was one terrible mess. He shivered, and then tore away the blood-soaked parts and wound the rest around his neck like a scarf.
Sam would be amazed to <head>find</head> him gone. 
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&quot; That 'll get you started . Best  not to get everything at once.
Add things as you <head>find</head> you need 'em &quot;. 
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<answer instance="find.078" senseid="find%2:31:09::"/> 
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There had never been a good reason  for Doc Doolittle to grow up . He had come into the Navy  too young, with the image of the fun-loving Guns Appleby before him.
The war found him much too early, and its perils -- and especially its awful boredom -- were best forgotten in horseplay and elaborate practical jokes, and even now Doc had never <head>found</head> any stabilizing, sobering influence. 
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<instance id="find.082">
<answer instance="find.082" senseid="find%2:31:09::"/> 
<context>
&quot; I see the girl but I don't see the car with slacks on &quot;. In recent years gagwriters have discovered this brand of blunder and thus the misplaced modifier has acquired a new habitat in the gagline.
In one cartoon a family is shown outside a theater with the head of the family addressing the doorman: &quot; Excuse me, but when we came out we <head>found</head> that we had left my daughter's handbag and my wife's behind &quot;. 
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<answer instance="find.040" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
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Extending her fingers another inch, she caught up the shorts, and swiftly left the room. She did not look at him, but he noticed that her face was flushed and her eyes unsteady.
They breakfasted together, but Martin did not refer to his triumph, and Dolores <head>found</head> a great deal to do in the kitchen, bobbing up and down from the table so that talk was impossible. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.057">
<answer instance="find.057" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
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&quot; I 've been fixing up the guest room for Cathy &quot;. There was a momentary pause, and then her mother said, &quot; How long is she supposed  to stay  &quot;? ?
&quot; Just for a couple of weeks, till Myra <head>finds</head> a place for them &quot;. 
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<instance id="find.064">
<answer instance="find.064" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
<context>
Worry had a great deal   to do with it; ; Stuart had been laid  off at the produce company and had  to go back to  sitting in his father's office, taking what salary his father could hand  out to him. Mr. Clifton would have preferred death and bankruptcy to  having his son stay with his wife's people without  contributing to his and his family's upkeep, and besides that there were the things that  had  to be bought  for the baby, milk and orange juice and vitamins and soap, just plain soap.
Maggie and Stuart pored over figures every night, trying to <head>find</head> how they could squeeze out a few pennies more. 
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<instance id="find.088">
<answer instance="find.088" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
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&quot; No &quot;, she smiled , &quot;  objected &quot;. Replies to requests for character reference are notorious for their evasive double-entendre.
It would be hard to <head>find</head> anything more equivocal than: &quot; I can not recommend him too highly &quot;. 
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<instance id="find.103">
<answer instance="find.103" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
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And, since the public has always been fascinated  by gossip and voyeurism, reporters and editors will strain for creative angles  to justify the inclusion of collateral facts about private lives including sexual activities and domestic relationships, activities of family members, and all matters about mental and physical health. Similarly, visual images will be more vivid, sensational and, sometimes, gruesome.
One consequence of the trend toward tabloid standards of taste will be fierce attacks from politicians who will <head>find</head> sufficient evidence of abuse to arouse an already cynical public to control the press. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.118">
<answer instance="find.118" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
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Besides Bond Corp., British Satellite's other backers include Pearson PLC, Reed International PLC and Granada Group PLC. The consortium faced a setback in May when technical problems forced it to postpone the September launch until next spring .
Continued uncertainty about the timing of the consortium's debut could make it hard to <head>find</head> a #450 million cash injection. 
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<instance id="find.123">
<answer instance="find.123" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
<context>
It  might be that certain people were born  with a compulsion  to complicate their lives, while others could live  blissfully motionless almost indefinitely, like lizards in the sun, too indolent  to blink their eyes. Perhaps it  was his misfortune, or good fortune, whichever way one looked at it ,  to belong to the former group, and he was struggling unconsciously  to build up pressure in a world which  demanded none, which  was positively antagonistic to it.
And then again perhaps the reason why he couldn't <head>find</head> time to do any of the things he had planned to do after retirement: reading, roaming, gardening, lying on his back and watching the clouds go by, was because he didn't want to do them. 
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<instance id="find.129">
<answer instance="find.129" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
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One big reason: thin margins. Many banks, particularly smaller ones, were slow  to computerize and couldn't target market niches that  would have made the programs more profitable.
As banks ' earnings were squeezed in the mid-1970s, the emphasis switched to <head>finding</head> ways to cut costs. 
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<instance id="find.134">
<answer instance="find.134" senseid="find%2:40:03::"/> 
<context>
&quot; You know &quot;, he said . &quot; Myra wanted me to thank you for  taking Cathy.
It 'll be only a couple of weeks before she <head>finds</head> a home for them in Paris -- but even so, she wants you to know that she's awfully grateful &quot;. 
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<instance id="find.041">
<answer instance="find.041" senseid="find%2:40:01::"/> 
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Mr. Russell, who  co-founded the Kansas City, Mo.-based local business publications concern here, said  he would have a five-year consulting agreement with the company, which  recently underwent an ownership change. Earlier this year Shaw Publishing Inc., Charlotte, acquired 30% of American City  and has an agreement  to acquire a further 25% from E.W. Scripps Co. next year.
Ray Shaw, chairman of American City, said he would assume Mr. Russell's responsibilities if a successor isn't <head>found</head> this month. 
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<instance id="find.059">
<answer instance="find.059" senseid="find%2:40:01::"/> 
<context>
Equitable of Iowa Cos., Des Moines, had been seeking a buyer for the 36-store Younkers chain since June, when it announced its intention  to free up capital  to expand its insurance business .
But Equitable said it was unable to <head>find</head> a buyer willing to pay what it considers &quot; fair value &quot; for Younkers because of recent turmoil in the bond and stock markets and in retailing. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.077">
<answer instance="find.077" senseid="find%2:40:01::"/> 
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The parent of Younkers, after failing to <head>find</head> a buyer for the chain of Midwestern department stores, said it will sell a stake in the chain to management and take other steps to reduce its investment in retailing. 
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<instance id="find.093">
<answer instance="find.093" senseid="find%2:40:01::"/> 
<context>
A few fast-food outlets are giving it a try. The company acknowledges some problems.
A driver has to <head>find</head> something to hang the carrier on, so the company supplies a window hook. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.128">
<answer instance="find.128" senseid="find%2:40:01::"/> 
<context>
Prices fell through levels regarded  as important support areas, which  added to the selling. The reluctance  of traders  to buy contracts indicates that they have begun  focusing on demand rather than supply.
At least one analyst noted that as production improves, the concern among traders is whether the prospective increased supply will <head>find</head> buyers because of uncertainty over national economies. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.017">
<answer instance="find.017" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
<context>
Another woman,  addressing Christmas cards, said to her husband: &quot; We sent them one last year but they didn't send us one, so they probably won't send us one this year because they 'll think  we won't send them one because they didn't last year, don't you think , or shall we  &quot;? ? Such ambiguous exercises compound confusion by  making it worse compounded, and they are sometimes expanded  until the cream of the jest sours.
Ambiguity of a non-repetitious kind describes the dilemma one girl <head>found</head> herself in. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.020">
<answer instance="find.020" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
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The absolution of Doaty's last will and testament was proof enough of that; ; Doaty would never have left her house to a godless woman.
She <head>found</head> herself wishing an old wish, that she had told Doaty she was running away, that she had left something more behind her than the loving, sorry note and her best garnet pin. 
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<instance id="find.080">
<answer instance="find.080" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
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But I would have gone anyway, thought  Henrietta. She had always been able  to ignore the moral question because there had been no choice.
Only at this moment -- perhaps because it was before dawn and she was lying in Doaty's bed -- she <head>found</head> herself examining how others might regard her. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.098">
<answer instance="find.098" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
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&quot; Bobbie will take the job as his just reward and work hard at it; ; Poor John will take it as a miracle and have every other independent steel company sitting up nights worrying about us &quot;. Most of the directors nodded.
Uncle Donald Murkland <head>found</head> himself nodding agreement too. 
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<instance id="find.106">
<answer instance="find.106" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
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After Laurel Bank tried  to repossess the car, a vice president asked him  to intervene in an unrelated legal dispute involving a trust account. The judge wrote again.
&quot; I <head>find</head> myself in an adversary relationship with Laurel Bank, and I am not inclined to extend myself as far as any favors are concerned, &quot; the judge wrote back in a letter attached to the grand jury's report. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.131">
<answer instance="find.131" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
<context>
I'm not saying it right. What I meant  to say  was that I started  to start in on the dishes by  gathering them all together in the kitchen sink.
They looked so formidable, however, so demanding, that I <head>found</head> myself staring at them in dismay and starting to woolgather again, this time about Francesca and her husband. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.135">
<answer instance="find.135" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
<context>
There was good fortune and there was bad and Philip Spencer, in handcuffs and ankle irons, knew it to be a truth. He expected nothing  for himself but that which  naturally follows those marked  for misfortune.
The red-haired captain, towering above the prisoner as a symbol of decency and authority, was shocked to <head>find</head> himself looking with sympathy upon Philip Spencer. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.163">
<answer instance="find.163" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
<context>
It was true; ; Fudo, the god of wisdom, was also thought of  as the Japanese version of Acala. The conversation went on but Richard stopped  listening.
He <head>found</head> himself trying to remember something, but he couldn't decide even the nature of what it was he worked to recall. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.165">
<answer instance="find.165" senseid="find%2:39:05::"/> 
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Turning, the girl saw Dookiyoon standing between, his narrow shoulders unbent, his arms hanging  long and resigned. He said, &quot;  Let me take her blows, for there are demons in me too &quot;.
Then, without knowing why, she <head>found</head> herself running from them, fleeing wildly through the trees, dodging her own shadows until she came to a little hollow in the rocky ground with a big stone in the center behind which she knelt and hid, listening to the madness of her heart and wanting for once to cry. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.007">
<answer instance="find.007" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
<context>
As for the findings on the 203 Baltimore homeless who  underwent psychiatric examinations, I suggest  you conduct your own survey.  Choose 203 business executives, including, perhaps, someone from your own staff, and  put them out on the streets,  to be deprived  for one month of their homes, families and income.
I would predict that within a short time most of them would <head>find</head> Thunderbird a satisfactory substitute for Chivas Regal and that their &quot; normal &quot; phobias, anxieties, depressions and substance abuse would increase dramatically. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.008">
<answer instance="find.008" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
<context>
There are better ways   to promote a cause . Where non-violent civil disobedience  is the centerpiece, rather than a lawful demonstration that  may only attract crime , it is difficult   to justify .
Some <head>find</head> no harm in the misdemeanors of trespass, minor property destruction, blocking traffic and the like. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.014">
<answer instance="find.014" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
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&quot; The Soviet Union has a lot of know-how, but it  has been difficult  to put that into actual production because of various structural problems in the economy, &quot; says  Mr. Shapovalov, the Foreign Ministry official. The Soviets are &quot; contemplating a flexible system under which it  would be possible  to develop   jointly and even to market it jointly , &quot; he says  .
Even if the Japanese <head>find</head> Soviet technology desirable, such discussions would be fraught with political complications. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.031">
<answer instance="find.031" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
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Junk bonds trailed the group again. &quot; Even the 7.2% return from the risk-free three-month Treasury bill has easily outdistanced the 4.1% return from junk bonds, &quot; wrote  Moody's economist John Lonski in yesterday's market report.
&quot; Little wonder that buyers for junk have been <head>found</head> wanting, &quot; he said. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.048">
<answer instance="find.048" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
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Rep. Gonzalez has complained that regulators waited far too long, however,  ignoring a recommendation  from regional officials  to place Lincoln into receivership two years before it failed. &quot; He took the reckless course of  ignoring the evidence, &quot; Rep. Gonzalez said .
State thrift examiner Eugene Stelzer said he <head>found</head> the chief federal examiner Steve Scott to be totally uninterested in one allegedly fraudulent series of transactions. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.051">
<answer instance="find.051" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
<context>
&quot; Do you still have The Book of the Dead &quot;? ? She asked him  and,  laughing, she added, &quot; I was nervous about  buying a book with a title like that, but I knew  you 'd like it &quot;. &quot; Yes &quot;, he lied  to shorten the conversation, &quot; I still have it &quot;.
He was no longer able to relax in the presence of his parents and <head>found</head> it difficult to keep up a conversation with his mother or father, no matter the subject. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.055">
<answer instance="find.055" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
<context>
After a while, Kitty murmured something to Cappy, and he held her close,  answering, &quot; We 'll just have  to wait till we pull into Philly, honey &quot;. &quot; What 's the matter, she wan-  na go the bathroom &quot;? ?
Ernie <head>found</head> it immensely funny. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.073">
<answer instance="find.073" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
<context>
&quot; This afternoon let's take an air with them.  Let's be fine superior people of great dignity &quot;, he said  as if he were joking.
&quot; If you <head>find</head> it necessary, Sam, go ahead &quot;, she said, turning on the stair. 
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<instance id="find.089">
<answer instance="find.089" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
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After a while, we became aware that the money was disappearing as fast as we replenished it . Our suspicions eventually centered, by the process of elimination, on a grocer's boy, a thoroughly bad hat, who  delivered cartons to the people overhead.
The more I probed into this young man's activities and character, the less savory I <head>found</head> him. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.110">
<answer instance="find.110" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
<context>
Time pressures and the ebb of the fitness fad are cited  as reasons for the decline. Only walking and golf increased in popularity during the 1980s -- and only slightly.
Jeanette Traverso, a California lawyer, gave up running three times a week to play a weekly round of golf, <head>finding</head> it more social and serene. 
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<instance id="find.120">
<answer instance="find.120" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
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State thrift examiner Eugene Stelzer said  he found the chief federal examiner Steve Scott to be totally uninterested in one allegedly fraudulent series of transactions. &quot; Frankly, it was like he worked for the Lincoln public-relations department, &quot; Mr. Stelzer testified .
And David Riley, a federal examiner who worked under Mr. Scott, said he <head>found</head> his chief oddly upbeat about Lincoln. 
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<instance id="find.144">
<answer instance="find.144" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
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Only at this moment -- perhaps because it was before dawn and she was lying in Doaty's bed -- she found herself examining how others might regard her . Perhaps they would argue that morality consisted just of that ability  to see a choice.
She turned on her side, <head>finding</head> the idea oppressive. 
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<instance id="find.149">
<answer instance="find.149" senseid="find%2:31:10::"/> 
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Mr. Bush said that the December meeting, which  was announced  simultaneously in Moscow, will be held  in the unusual setting of ships at sea  to hold down the &quot; fanfare &quot; and force the two sides to limit participation to just small groups of advisers. &quot; By  doing it in this manner we can have, I would say, more time without the press of social activities or mandatory joint appearances, things of that nature for public consumption, &quot; Mr. Bush said .
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze, at a news conference in Moscow, said, &quot; As the two sides plan to hold a full-scale summit in late spring-early summer next year, they <head>found</head> it useful, I would say even necessary, to hold an interim informal meeting. &quot; 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.026">
<answer instance="find.026" senseid="find%2:39:01::"/> 
<context>
Millie would have  to understand. She must have put his clothes in the closet.
He <head>found</head> a lump rising in his throat because of that one simple act of tidiness. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.066">
<answer instance="find.066" senseid="find%2:39:01::"/> 
<context>
&quot; We're all going over to Lake Tahoe and try our luck at Cal-Neva &quot;, Buzz explained ,  still instigating. &quot; We ran into a guy  at the Pagan Room who  guarantees  we can beat the wheel.
He started out as a stickman, then became a pit boss until the Club <head>found</head> him crossroading. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.109">
<answer instance="find.109" senseid="find%2:39:01::"/> 
<context>
I had done all  I was going  to do . Whether or not Wally lost his job was no concern of mine.
I drove home, <head>found</head> Chris still asleep. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.113">
<answer instance="find.113" senseid="find%2:39:01::"/> 
<context>
He wondered if he might bag a tourist, but they looked frightened of him. He passed two brides, both wearing orchids, and they made him feel a little sad.
Owen <head>found</head> Buzz watching chuck-a-luck. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.009">
<answer instance="find.009" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
Such as now, when she sat at a table in the coffee shop at the Officers ' Club,  having coffee and a hamburger  to sustain her until dinnertime . She had changed into a cocktail dress, and the whole evening should have been before her, but already she was beginning  to get a tight feeling at the back of her neck.
This was one of the Navy's crossroads -- you <head>find</head> them all around the world. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.016">
<answer instance="find.016" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
He heard their chattering, and then the sounds of hacking as they dismembered the snake right on the porch with wood axes. It was only then that he turned  to look at Penny.
She was sitting on the edge of the bed again, back in the same position where the snake had <head>found</head> her. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.029">
<answer instance="find.029" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
She smiled and bowed,  recalling the princess-in-a-carriage feeling  she had enjoyed  when she was a child . Now, some of the acknowledgments were cautious, but all were interested.
An old man, sitting against the wall of a cottage and waiting for the sun to <head>find</head> him, gave her a more than reflective look as she passed, the sap still plainly rising in his branches. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.032">
<answer instance="find.032" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>

This phrase once again is <head>found</head> throughout the many appropriations bills now moving through Congress. 
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<instance id="find.044">
<answer instance="find.044" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
One former bailiff charged that the judge double-crossed him by  reneging on a promise of a better paying job after  pocketing a $500  bribe. Some of the allegations are simply bizarre.
Two former secretaries told the grand jury they were summoned to the judge's chambers on separate occasions to take dictation, only to <head>find</head> the judge in his bikini underwear. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.065">
<answer instance="find.065" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
He crossed himself again and rose. He felt a good deal less shaky.
As he reached for the door there was a knock on it and when he opened he <head>found</head> Artie, who came in and sat down on a bunk. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.086">
<answer instance="find.086" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>

After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation's health-care system, Bert Seidman of the AFL-CIO is <head>finding</head> interest from an unlikely quarter: big business. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.107">
<answer instance="find.107" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
But it seemed not from what they were saying . Then was it a final desperate plea from her, to whom? ? Hanging on and on past any man's patience some final stab of conclusion? ?
She was <head>found</head> the day after at the bottom of the cliff. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.108">
<answer instance="find.108" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
Finally, Mitsubishi Estate has no plans  to interfere with Rockefeller's management beyond  taking a place on the board. &quot; We 'll continue  to work with them, in keeping with the reputation of the company, and we 'll rely very much on their leadership, &quot; says  Mitsubishi Estate President Jotaro Takagi.
Rockefeller may well have <head>found</head> its match in Mitsubishi Estate, a company of long history, strong government ties and sound resources. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.116">
<answer instance="find.116" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>

Up to date, however, his garden was still more or less of a mess, he hadn't even started his workshop and if there was a meadow pond in the neighborhood he hadn't <head>found</head> it. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.127">
<answer instance="find.127" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
As an employee of a major refrigerator and freezer manufacturer, I have been heavily involved in  dealing with the political manifestations of the Rowland-Molina theory (named  after the researchers who  found in 1974 that chlorofluorocarbons contributed to the depletion of ozone in the earth's atmosphere) and the Montreal Protocol. An important part of my effort has been  to understand the science so I can explain it to corporate colleagues facing major changes in product design.
In my research, I have <head>found</head> a paper by Joseph Scotto of the National Cancer Institute and several colleagues reporting an 11-year decrease in UV-B radiation at eight U.S. measurement sites. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.137">
<answer instance="find.137" senseid="find%2:40:02::"/> 
<context>
The next time  we saw him , he was a changed person; ; he had aged thirty years, and his face, the color of tallow, was crisscrossed  with wrinkles, as though it had been wrapped  in chicken wire. Some sort of nemesis was haunting his footsteps, he told us in a quavering voice   -- either an ape specter or Abe Spector, a process-server, we couldn't determine which.
His eyes had the same dreadful rigid stare as Dr. Grimesby Roylott's when he was <head>found</head> before his open safe wearing the speckled band. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.001">
<answer instance="find.001" senseid="find%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
Such a piece of DNA would probably constitute a gene. When they found it last winter , Dr. Vogelstein was dubious that the search was over.
His doubts stemmed from the fact that several years earlier a Princeton University researcher, Arnold Levine, had <head>found</head> in experiments with mice that a gene called p53 could transform normal cells into cancerous ones. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="find.002">
<answer instance="find.002" senseid="find%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
Much of the 800 service will &quot; migrate to 900, &quot; predicts  Jack Lawless, general manager of US Sprint's 900 product. FAMILY PETS are improving recovery rates of patients at Columbia Hospital, Milwaukee.
Patients who receive canine or feline visitors are <head>found</head> to have lower blood pressure and improved appetite and be more receptive to therapy, says Mary Ann O'Loughlin, program coordinator. 
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</instance>
<instance id="find.053">
<answer instance="find.053" senseid="find%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
Back then, scientists had no way of  ferreting out specific genes, but under a microscope they could see the 23 pairs of chromosomes in the cells that  contain the genes. Occasionally, gross chromosome damage was visible.
Dr. Knudson <head>found</head> that some children with the eye cancer had inherited a damaged copy of chromosome No. 13 from a parent who had had the disease. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="find.054">
<answer instance="find.054" senseid="find%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
He assumed  the missing piece contained a gene or genes whose loss  had a critical role in  setting off the cancer. But he didn't know which gene or genes  had disappeared.
Then, a scientific team led by molecular geneticist Webster Cavenee, then at the University of Utah, <head>found</head> the answer. 
</context>
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Mark T. Kuiper Jersey City, N.J. Mr. Melloan's column was right on the money, but I wish  it could have gone one step further.
As an employee of a major refrigerator and freezer manufacturer, I have been heavily involved in dealing with the political manifestations of the Rowland-Molina theory (named after the researchers who <head>found</head> in 1974 that chlorofluorocarbons contributed to the depletion of ozone in the earth's atmosphere) and the Montreal Protocol. 
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The discovery &quot; suddenly puts an obscure gene right in the cockpit of cancer formation, &quot; says   Robert Weinberg, a leader in cancer-gene research at Whitehead Institute in Cambridge, Mass. Evidence  now is emerging that the p53 suppressor gene is involved in other cancers, too.
Researchers in Edinburgh, Scotland, have <head>found</head> that in 23 of 38 breast tumors, one copy of chromosome 17 was mutated at the spot where gene p53 lies. 
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How do you tell a college president that your son doesn't know what he wants  to do  ? ? That you have refused  to drive him into the family business or push him into a profession so you can say at the club, &quot; Of course David has known since he was twelve  he wanted  to be an engineer &quot; -- or a lawyer, or an editor? ?
How do you tell a college like Hanford that your son has a vast potential,
that he will <head sats="find_oneself.005:0">find</head> <sat id="find_oneself.005:0">himself</sat>? ? 
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Nevertheless, like any other human being upon whom the spotlight of the world plays continually , Khrushchev, the anti-personality cultist, has become a comic actor, or thinks  he has . In his famous meeting with Nixon a couple of years ago he seemed  to believe that he was as funny as Ed Wynn.
But, like Caesar, he has only one joke, so far as I can <head sats="find_out.013:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.013:0">out</sat>. 
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And even if &quot; -- &quot;  Don't give me a lot of talk, Joe &quot;. I gaped at her.
She could have <head sats="find_out.056:0">found</head> <sat id="find_out.056:0">out</sat> my first name, of course -- that wouldn't be difficult. 
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The result? The Commerce Department found that U.S. exports in 1988, net of imports, were understated  by $20.9 billion  a year and understated  at the annualized rate of $25.4 billion  in the first quarter of 1989.
More than half of the &quot; newly <head>found</head> &quot; net exports were from just a few service-sector categories. 
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But if the genes are damaged  -- perhaps by radiation, a chemical or through a chance accident in cell division -- their growth-suppressing proteins no longer work, and cells normally under control turn malignant. The newly identified genes differ from a family of genes discovered  in the early 1980s called  oncogenes.
Oncogenes must be present for a cell to become malignant, but researchers have <head>found</head> them in normal as well as in cancerous cells, suggesting that oncogenes don't cause cancer by themselves. 
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He leaned closer to Alexander,  squinting up at him from the deck. &quot; Surely, Captain, you did not find my name on any suspicious paper or anything &quot;.
&quot; No, Cromwell, I did not <head>find</head> your name. 
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Japan has <head>found</head> another safe outlet for its money: U.S. home mortgages. 
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Your comments implied we had discovered that the &quot; principal cause &quot; of homelessness is to be <head>found</head> in the large numbers of mentally ill and substance-abusing people in the homeless population. 
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When a Louisville woman complained that a ghost was haunting her attic , Mr. Baker discovered a rat dragging a trap across the rafters. A foul-smelling demon supposedly plagued a house in Mannington, Ky.
Mr. Baker <head>found</head> an opening under the house that led to a fume-filled coal mine. 
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Such program trades, which  can involve the purchase or sale of millions of dollars of stock, occur in a matter of seconds. A program trade of $5 million  of stock typically earns a razor-thin profit of $25,000 .
To keep program-trading units profitable in the eyes of senior brokerage executives, traders must seize every opportunity their computers <head>find</head>. 
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&quot; I keep all these plays in this little black book, and I watch over a twelve-hour period  to find out what numbers  are repeating. But roulette's not my game.
I'm always trying to <head>find</head> a breaking table in blackjack. 
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Then, a scientific team led  by molecular geneticist Webster Cavenee, then at the University of Utah, found the answer. The team used a battery of the newly developed &quot; gene probes, &quot; snippets of genetic material that  can track a gene's presence in a cell.
By analyzing cells extracted from eye tumors, they <head>found</head> defects in the second copy of chromosome 13 in the exact area as in the first copy of the chromosome. 
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The last thing  they needed  was another drag-down blow. &quot; School officials and prosecutors say  Mrs. Yeargin is lying.
They <head>found</head> students in an advanced class a year earlier who said she gave them similar help, although because the case wasn't tried in court, this evidence was never presented publicly. 
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The deletion  Dr. Vogelstein found  was in exactly the same spot as p53. But Mr. Levine had said  the p53 gene caused cancer by  promoting growth, whereas the Johns Hopkins scientists were looking for a gene that  suppressed growth.
Despite that, when the Johns Hopkins scientists compared the gene they had <head>found</head> in the human cancer cells with the Mr. Levine's p53 gene they found the two were identical; it turned out that in Mr. Levine's cancer studies, he had unknowingly been observing a damaged form of p53 -- a cancer-suppressing gene. 
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There is a bitter satire for a future writer in that &quot;. &quot; Great satire has always been clearly written  and readily understandable &quot;, I said .
&quot; But we now <head>find</head> writers obsessed by the nooks and crannies of their ivory towers, and curiously devoted to the growing obscurity and complexity of poetry and non-poetry. 
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&quot; I reached into that funny little pocket that  is high up on my dress. I have no notion why I reached .
And I <head>found</head> a radish. 
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During these first days of the trial I didn't have as much time   to commiserate with Viola  as I should have liked . In the first place, it  was difficult for us to meet.
We couldn't be seen together, for the tongue of Scandal was ever ready to link our names, and the tongue of Scandal <head>finds</head> but one thing to say of the association of a man with a girl, no matter how innocent. 
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The deletion  Dr. Vogelstein found  was in exactly the same spot as p53. But Mr. Levine had said  the p53 gene caused cancer by  promoting growth, whereas the Johns Hopkins scientists were looking for a gene that  suppressed growth.
Despite that, when the Johns Hopkins scientists compared the gene they had found in the human cancer cells with the Mr. Levine's p53 gene they <head>found</head> the two were identical; it turned out that in Mr. Levine's cancer studies, he had unknowingly been observing a damaged form of p53 -- a cancer-suppressing gene. 
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The percentage of lung cancer deaths among the workers at the West Groton, Mass., paper factory appears  to be the highest for any asbestos workers studied  in Western industrialized countries, he said  . The plant, which  is owned  by Hollingsworth &amp; Vose Co., was under contract  with Lorillard  to make the cigarette filters.
The finding probably will support those who argue that the U.S. should regulate the class of asbestos including crocidolite more stringently than the common kind of asbestos, chrysotile, <head>found</head> in most schools and other buildings, Dr. Talcott said. 
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No figure juggling; no witchcraft; just vastly improved recording of some of our exports. The result?
The Commerce Department <head>found</head> that U.S. exports in 1988, net of imports, were understated by $20.9 billion a year and understated at the annualized rate of $25.4 billion in the first quarter of 1989. 
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And what about the cost, and risk, of  waiting  to realize the hypothetical private market values? &quot; Some analysts remain bullish.
Mr. Schneider of Bear Stearns says he is recalculating the worth of the company's assets and, in the meantime, is sticking to his &quot; buy &quot; recommendation on the belief that he will <head>find</head> &quot; values &quot; of 30 a share. 
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&quot; People are looking  to stake their claims &quot; now before the number of available nations runs out, says  Michael Porter, an analyst at Smith Barney, Harris Upham &amp; Co., New York. Behind all the hoopla is  some heavy-duty competition.
As individual investors have turned away from the stock market over the years, securities firms have scrambled to find new products that brokers <head>find</head> easy to sell. 
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If you were not an effective crook, you found yourself out in the cold, a fate that  eventually befell Mr. Mariotta, the firm's semiliterate &quot; minority &quot; person. But despite the sensational nature of the revelations and the breezy, easy-to-read tabloid writing style, &quot; Feeding Frenzy &quot; often falls short of gripping reading.
None of the scams show much ingenuity: Auditors <head>found</head> crookery the first day on the job. 
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It was past midnight and we were in bed when the phone rang . I stumbled through the hall,  wondering who  would be calling at this hour.
I answered to <head>find</head> Nadine at the other end. 
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These days, students can often <head>find</head> the answer in test-coaching workbooks and worksheets their teachers give them in the weeks prior to taking standardized achievement tests. 
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He looked off to the crest of the Sierras, still white-topped; ; the glisten of the Truckee River made a wide spangle. He felt suddenly elated, adventurous.
With any luck at all he could easily <head>find</head> a flowerpot. 
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She had never been here at this hour. She felt as if some dark, totally unfamiliar shape would clutch at her arm; ; but she found the path  she always used , the stubs of branches  she had broken , those  she had pushed  aside; ; and she walked easily  now, and more slowly, until she could see the dark glisten of water beneath her.
If I ever committed suicide, she thought, I would dive straight down from here -- and no one would <head>find</head> me for days. 
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She was thinking of Paul a few weeks ago, in the Easter holidays, with her at one of those awful Friday Evening Dancing Class parties  her mother had made her attend . &quot; Hello, Julie, how are  you &quot;? ?
And then off he went so casually, to someone else with breasts better developed, more obvious in a lower-cut dress, someone without a mouthful of wire bands and an inability to <head>find</head> words that would hold him. 
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Mary Jane might not be the most intelligent woman, but she was one of the most determined. Even so, it took her several days  to force Walter to tell her Nicolas's whereabouts.
Packing a small suitcase, informing her husband whom she <head>found</head> in Harry's Bar that she was taking a train to Germany to get away for a while, patting his arm, refusing a drink, getting on the train -- all this had only taken her two hours. 
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The way was opening up; ; when the management brought around champagne , the breakfast settled its  whirling around in his stomach. The Golden Calf was dimly lit  with shaded neon.
There were more women than men in the place, but he couldn't <head>find</head> a flowerpot. 
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I was a last-minute ( read interloping) attendee at a French journalism convention and so far the festivities had been taken  up entirely by eating, drinking, smoking, sleeping and drinking. The man with the clipboard represented a halfhearted attempt  to introduce a bit of les sportif into our itinerary.
But as the French embody a Zen-like state of blase when it comes to athletics (try <head>finding</head> a Nautilus machine in Paris ), my fellow conventioners were having none of it. 
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@8k9015sx-a-35
I would like  to <head>find</head> a flight that  goes from La Guardia airport to San Jose I would like the flight to be on United Airlines and arrive in San Jose around ten p.m 
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Feeling suddenly neat and subdued, she dressed quite soberly and went downstairs. Rosa, unbelievably, was not yet up and about, reassurance that Rosa was human.
Feeling protective toward this sleeping being, Henrietta <head>found</head> a yesterday bun and milk in a white jug, a breakfast which was somewhat the equivalent of going barefoot. 
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Rachel paused. It was silent in the stone alley.
Then she continued with energy, &quot; I myself did not see her until a week after she had run off to <head>find</head> the father. 
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The artist's melancholy subjects bring high prices on the world market, and the U.S. State Department notified IFAR of the theft in February 1988. According to a source at the East Europe desk, two previously convicted felons were charged , tried , convicted  and sentenced  to prison terms of four and 12 years.
The precious canvas, cut from its frame at the time of the theft, was <head>found</head> in nearby Jena, hidden in the upholstery of an easy chair in the home of the girlfriend of one of the thieves. 
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They're not even food. They're just something  you're supposed  to put  on cereal for breakfast &quot;.
I dug around and <head>found</head> a mix, and was able to surprise them with a devil's-food cake with chocolate icing. 
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&quot; Ida, where is the car license  &quot;? ? She asked .
&quot; I can't <head>find</head> it in the glove compartment &quot;. 
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@8k9013sx-a-33
I would like  to <head>find</head> a flight that  goes from Boston to Orlando I would like it to have a stop in New York and I would like a flight that  serves breakfast 
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Earlier this month, the Supreme Soviet adopted two more resolutions restricting the freedom of cooperatives: The first enables the soviets to set prices for which goods may be sold  ; the second bans cooperatives from  buying &quot; industrial and food goods &quot; from the state or other cooperatives. If Mr. Gorbachev is looking toward  unleashing the productive forces of the market, these latest resolutions are nothing short of reckless.
Along with some other revealing indicators, these developments suggest that while Mr. Gorbachev wishes to move away from some rigid central controls, he is bent on creating economic structures of a kind that would scarcely <head>find</head> favor with the Austrian or Chicago schools of economic thought. 
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The $2.5 billion  Byron 1 plant near Rockford, Ill., was completed  in 1985. In a disputed 1985 ruling, the Commerce Commission said  Commonwealth Edison could raise its electricity rates by $49 million   to pay for the plant.
But state courts upheld a challenge by consumer groups to the commission's rate increase and <head>found</head> the rates illegal. 
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Charles O. Givens of Mount Vernon, Ind. - investment broker, ex-accountant, and son of a former stable owner - bred Tennessee Walking Horses for six years, raised cattle for four, and never made a profit on either. He claimed losses totaling $42,455  -- and the IRS denied them all.
Special Judge Galloway noted that Givens managed horse-breeding in a businesslike way: He <head>kept</head> detailed accounts, practiced soil conservation, enhanced his experience by consulting experts, spent several hours a day doing chores, and dropped the sideline when his best brood mare died. 
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&quot; What are you playing  &quot;? ? Owen asked . &quot; I'm just logging &quot;, the cowboy explained .
&quot; I <head>keep</head> all these plays in this little black book, and I watch over a twelve-hour period to find out what numbers are repeating. 
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The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to <head>keep</head> detailed records of international wire transfers, which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U.S.. 
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He was not reduced  to poverty, but his job at the steel company had become a real job and not a method of  passing the day. John was good at his job.
It probably wasn't hard for him to <head sats="keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:0 keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:1 keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:2 keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:3 keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:4">keep</head> <sat id="keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:0">his</sat> <sat id="keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:1">nose</sat> <sat id="keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:2">to</sat> <sat id="keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:3">the</sat> <sat id="keep_one-s_nose_to_the_grindstone.064:4">grindstone</sat> with nothing but Edythe to come home to. 
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-- Chemical named James Kennedy, a trader in swaps contracts for the bank, to assume Mr. Edelson's duties and to be trading manager for derivative products, including swaps and interest-rate options. -- Lee Wakeman, vice president in charge of options research who  discovered the valuation errors and was asked by senior management  to straighten out the mess, resigned  to take a position in asset and liability management at Continental Bank in Chicago.
Mr. Wakeman, whom Chemical tried to <head>keep</head>, didn't return calls for comment. 
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They all  surrounded him, the family circle, Theresa and George as solemn as if they were watching the cat have kittens, and Cousin Emma running back and forth with a kettle of hot water which she poured   steaming into a white enamelled pan. &quot; Can you think of anything   to do  &quot;? ? She kept  repeating .
&quot; I hate to call the doctor but if this <head sats="keep_up.016:0">keeps</head> <sat id="keep_up.016:0">up</sat> I 'll just have to ! ! 
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We walked down the cool hall silently. From behind us came  the rapping of the stick and the high-pitched voices of the boys who  would grow  to devote their lives to rigid study and prayer.
I said, &quot; How long do they <head sats="keep_up.063:0">keep</head> that <sat id="keep_up.063:0">up</sat> &quot;? ? 
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&quot; Do you still have The Book of the Dead &quot;? ? She asked him  and,  laughing, she added, &quot; I was nervous about  buying a book with a title like that, but I knew  you 'd like it &quot;. &quot; Yes &quot;, he lied  to shorten the conversation, &quot; I still have it &quot;.
He was no longer able to relax in the presence of his parents and found it difficult to <head sats="keep_up.086:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_up.086:0">up</sat> a conversation with his mother or father, no matter the subject. 
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And the forked tongue of gossip licked its sinister way from back porch to back porch. The Old Man silently fed upon these streets.
They <head>kept</head> him alive, waiting. 
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Awkwardly with one hand Matsuo got the cap back on the water bottle. The smell of sake had freshened yesterday's events in his thoughts.
In the caves, with other supplies, they had <head>kept</head> cases of sake. 
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Yes,  take Vivian. Somebody had .
Now, if this were Vivian next door to him and if, for some obscure female reason, she <head>kept</head> her clothes in the refrigerator, they would not be pink. 
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Panda Motors is one such investment. According to senior consultants to the church, Mr. Moon has successfully negotiated a joint venture with the Chinese government   to build an automobile-parts plant in Guangdong Province, an area of China with a substantial Korean minority.
Mr. Moon has agreed to put up $10 million a year for 25 years and <head>keep</head> the profits in China. 
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&quot; I don't see Alma anywhere &quot;, I said . &quot; She's invisible tonight.
C'mon, let's find out where they're <head>keeping</head> the glasses &quot;. 
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He opened the myth book again and there (along the margin next to Robert Graves ' imaginative interpretation of the creation of the Dactyls from Rhea's fingertips) were  the names of four Munich bars and Meredith Wilder's address.
The bars were marked as Walter had marked them in a small black book <head>kept</head> in a nearly secret drawer. 
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With the blue flesh of night touching him he stood under a gentle hill  caressing the flageolet with his lips, making it whisper. He saw her emerge suddenly,  coming in her unhesitant fashion, her back stiff, her head erect,  facing with contempt the night and whatever she would encounter , as if in her extreme disdain and indifference she would pass by all the outraged looks of those whom she might approach .
In her dark, scornful fashion she proceeded to her destination, afraid of nothing, not even the evil spirits which <head sats="keep_company.033:0">kept</head> her <sat id="keep_company.033:0">company</sat> in her time of bleeding. 
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The ads have generated some laughs but also plenty of attention because they are so unlike any other U.S. auto advertising. On the other hand, Nissan's sales goals for Infiniti are modest compared with Toyota's targets for Lexus.
Nissan will build only about 3,500 of the $38,000 Infiniti Q45 sedans each month, sending about 2,000 of them to the U.S. and <head>keeping</head> the rest for sale in Japan. 
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Every workday at 11 a.m., 40-year-old Mike Sinyard dons cycling clothes, hops on a bike he <head>keeps</head> at his Morgan Hill, Calif., office and sets out to cover a distance most people would travel only by car. 
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Many felt  Hearst kept the paper alive as long as it did, if marginally, because of its place in family history. Its fanciful offices were designed  by architect Julia Morgan, who  built the Hearst castle at San Simeon.
William Randolph Hearst had <head>kept</head> an apartment in the Spanish Renaissance-style building. 
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As a result, the market's dividend yield -- dividends as a percentage of price -- has slid to a level that  is fairly low and unenticing by historical standards.  Put  another way, the decline in the yield suggests  stocks have gotten pretty rich in price relative to the dividends  they pay , some market analysts say  .
They are <head>keeping</head> a close watch on the yield on the S&amp;P 500. 
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Says   the organization's founder, John Cannell,  prosecuting Mrs. Yeargin is &quot; a way for  administrators to protect themselves  and look like they take cheating seriously , when in fact they don't take it seriously at all . &quot; Paul Sandifer, director of testing for the South Carolina department of education, says  Mr. Cannell's allegations of cheating &quot; are purely without foundation, &quot; and based on unfair inferences.
Partly because of worries about potential abuse, however, he says the state will begin <head>keeping</head> closer track of achievement-test preparation booklets next spring. 
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Yet I adored this man, Letch Feeley, why, I can not say . With faint heart and a brave smile, I endured his long absences from Chateau Belletch, his coldness, his indifference, his slights and his abuse.
The times I can recall when I was publicly humiliated by him -- lovely dinner parties in our Trianon Suite where the collation was postponed and postponed and postponed, only to be served dry and overcooked at a table where the host's chair was vacant; ; a &quot; splash party &quot; at the new pool, which I had built in the hope of <head sats="keep_away.005:0">keeping</head> Letch <sat id="keep_away.005:0">away</sat> from public beaches, when Letch and a certain Aquacutie stayed underwater together for the better part of an hour; ; a lovely Epiphany party at Errol Flynn 's, on which sacred occasion Letch stole away with an unknown &quot; starlet &quot;, leaving me &quot; high and dry &quot; to get home as best I could. 
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The absolution of Doaty's last will and testament was proof enough of that; ; Doaty would never have left her house to a godless woman. She found herself wishing an old wish, that she had told Doaty  she was running away, that she had left something more  behind her than the loving, sorry note and her best garnet pin.
Perhaps Doaty had guessed already and <head>kept</head> her counsel. 
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Then they took a taxi to Trastevere. &quot; There's a church  you should see  &quot;, she said .
And when they stood by the fountain in the piazza looking at Santa Maria he had to <head>keep</head> a straight face, not letting on he had been there with Alberto. 
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People don't know how much  they give  away about themselves by remarks like that. The more canvassing  I do , the more I note how far most people are  from their personal God  &quot;.
Forebearing, Owen <head>kept</head> his peace. 
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If she and Pete were really getting serious, I 'd have  to do some hard thinking. Should I tell him the truth about Alice? ?
Did he have a right to know the secret I 'd <head>kept</head> from Gladdy all these years? ? 
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Their strategy was sound enough and, he reasoned  , had been defeated  only by Philip Spencer's unwillingness  to sanction an idea  he had not originated . When the mast was raised  , Alexander gave the order for Small and Cromwell to be placed  under arrest, and now three figures in irons sprawled upon the open deck and terror stalked the Somers.
Spencer's potential followers were openly sullen and morose, missing muster without excuse, expressing in ominous tones their displeasure at the prisoners being <head>kept</head> in irons, communicating with the three by glance and signal. 
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At Continental he cut money-losing operations, which  helped  produce a modest profit in this year's second quarter. But Mr. Corr, a stunt pilot in his spare time, was understood  to be frustrated  by what he regarded  as limited freedom under Mr. Lorenzo.
While not officially an executive at Continental during Mr. Corr's tenure, Mr. Lorenzo is known for <head sats="keep_tabs_on.075:0 keep_tabs_on.075:1">keeping</head> close <sat id="keep_tabs_on.075:0">tabs</sat> <sat id="keep_tabs_on.075:1">on</sat> Texas Air's operating units. 
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We <head>keep</head> wondering what Mr. Gates wanted to say. 
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They argue that the bigger danger would be that the West would delay action so long that the Soviets might back away from the current conciliatory attitude. &quot; So what if you miss 50 tanks somewhere? &quot; asks  Rep. Norman Dicks (D., Wash. ), a member of the House group that  visited the talks in Vienna.
&quot; The bottom line is that if we can get that   superiority brought down to parity, we ought to <head>keep</head> pressing ahead as quickly as possible. 
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Most were obtained  with huge inputs of church money from South Korea and Japan, minimum cash downpayments and sizable mortgages. Those teams of young fund-raisers selling flowers, peanuts or begging outright at traffic intersections brought in somewhere near $20 million  a year during the mid-to-late 1970s, but those revenues were a pittance compared to the costs of Mr. Moon's lavish international conferences, speaking tours, and assorted land buys.
Only his factories in Japan and Korea, employing his followers at subsistence wages and producing everything from rifles to ginseng to expensive marble vases, <head>kept</head> the money flowing westward. 
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Then, she was back on her feet,  winking and smiling that enormous smile (she had lots of wonderful big teeth that you never would have suspected  she had  when she was not smiling  ). And she would wink and throw kisses.
They both tried to <head>keep</head> smiling and winking for a long time, but it made their lips and eyelids tremble. 
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Instead of 50 50 it became, on paper only, two-thirds Mariotta, one-third Neuberger, and they were in the program and off to the races. Besides  being a &quot; minority-owned company &quot; Wedtech was located  in the South Bronx, a blighted area, made  famous by Jimmy Carter in his 1976 presidential campaign.
The company plugged itself right into Carter campaign rhetoric about rebuilding the South Bronx and <head>kept</head> using the minority -- South Bronx angle through the Reagan '80s. 
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&quot;  To ring for even one service at this tower, we have  to scrape, &quot; says  Mr. Hammond, a retired water-authority worker. &quot; We 've tried  to train the youngsters, but they have their discos and their dances, and they just drift away. &quot;
Mr. Hammond worries that old age and the flightiness of youth will diminish the ranks of the East Anglian group that <head>keeps</head> the Aslacton bells pealing. 
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The federation said Friday that it regrets the resignation, but issued a stinging response that called Exxon a &quot; corporate pariah &quot; that should <head>keep</head> an open dialogue with environmentalists. 
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Heavy industry, slanted  toward inexhaustible government coffers, attracted him. The Allstates Auto Company, a medium-sized firm which  manufactured four-wheel-drive vehicles and other off-road equipment, had recently constructed an over-large, modern plant in a burst of misguided optimism.
Cursed with a shaky management and dissatisfied stockholders, it was ripe for amalgamation, and Freddy's instinct was to <head>keep</head> growing by stock mergers and small expenditure of cash, and never mind inevitable consequences. 
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When it wasn't my turn in the balloon  I followed its progress from the &quot; chase car, &quot;  listening to the driver holler into a walkie-talkie. After long stretches of this attendant ground activity came 20 or so lovely minutes of  drifting above the Vosges  watching the silver mists rise off the river and the French cows amble about the fields.
It's hard not to feel that God's in his heaven with this kind of bird's-eye view of the world, even if your pilote in silly plaid beret <head>kept</head> pointing out how &quot; belle &quot; it all was. 
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He could even recall the last time  he sat there . She was talking about him that time, because he had done some bad thing, something  she disliked , but &quot; Afterwards Martin said  he was sorry.
He apologized so sweetly, I couldn't <head>keep</head> being annoyed with him &quot;. 
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It wasn't just the pressure of work, although that was the excuse  I often used , even to myself. It was the kind of work  I was doing , the quality of the ambition  it awoke  in me, that  kept me from  painting.
I <head>kept</head> saying, &quot; If I could just build up a reputation for myself, make some real money, get to be well known as an illustrator -- like Peter Askington, for instance -- then I could take some time off and paint &quot;. 
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President Jose Sarney, who  took office in 1985 when the man picked  by an electoral college became critically ill , appears  to be simply trying  to avoid hyperinflation. The unpopular Mr. Sarney, whose task  was  to bring about a smooth transition to democracy after 21 years of military rule, isn't seeking re-election.
What comes out of the ballot box could be crucial in determining whether Brazil finally lives up to the potential of the world's eighth largest economy or <head>keeps</head> living up to its other, less enviable title: that of the developing world's largest debtor, teetering on the brink of hyperinflation, mired in deficits and stagnation, with huge economic inequalities and social discontent boiling under the surface. 
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It hinted over the weekend that it would have been interested in a hook-up with Thomson-CSF. Under details of the accord, Credit Lyonnais will take slightly more than 50% of Thomson-CSF Finance in exchange for about 14% of its own shares.
The move will help the bank to <head sats="keep_up.004:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_up.004:0">up</sat> with international solvency ratios being phased in by the Bank for International Settlements and will also represent the first time that its voting shares have been held by a party other than the government. 
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Speaking into the phone again and recognizing the caller, I resumed my everyday voice. Soon we were deep in a conversation that  was interrupted  many times by little things like Jennie's holding her breath and pretending  to black out, Miranda's dumping the contents of the sugar bowl on the table, and various screeches, thuds, and giggles.
Under the circumstances, I had difficulty <head sats="keep_up.035:0">keeping</head> <sat id="keep_up.035:0">up</sat> with the conversation on the phone, but when I hung up I was reasonably certain that Francesca had wanted to remind me of our town meeting the next evening, and how important it was that Hank and I be there. 
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Take the traditional money managers, or &quot; stock pickers, &quot; as they are derisively known  among the computer jockeys. Traditional stock managers like  to charge 50 cents to 75 cents for every $100   they manage  for big institutional investors, and higher fees for smaller investors.
Yet many such managers consistently fail to even <head sats="keep_up.050:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_up.050:0">up</sat> with, much less beat, the returns of standard benchmarks like the S&amp;P 
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For a moment, anger darkened the hallway about her, and when she found her voice , anger thickened it. &quot; That does it &quot; ! ! She said .
&quot; I 'll <head>keep</head> Cathy for two weeks. 
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Rachel faced me. Her bright eyes were twinkling.
She said, &quot; Sometimes I think they are <head>keeping</head> religion for us while we play around. 
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Although quiet when they brought her in , she 'd suddenly turned violent and had  to be knocked  out. It was the old story.
We 'd <head>keep</head> her a day or two, and the AA people would talk to her. 
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So one week later, I surrendered to him in the little motel on Route 10. My very first time.
I was desperate to hold him, to give him whatever in this world he wanted or needed, and to <head>keep</head> him from the clutches of Lucille Warren. 
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The specialists see any step to electronic trading as a death knell. And they believe  the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
The son of a specialist and once one himself, Mr. Phelan has nonetheless been striving -- with products like the new stock basket that his former colleagues dislike so much -- to <head>keep</head> index funds and other program traders from taking their business to overseas markets. 
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And that puts added pressure on Chez Panisse dessert-menu planners. &quot; We make what we know how  to make  , &quot; says  business manager Richard Mazzera.
Many in the Bay Area's pastry community express disbelief that Ms. Shere kept only one copy of such valuable notes, but she has received moral support from Baker's Dozen, a group of California pastry chefs that meets regularly to discuss issues like how to <head>keep</head> meringues from weeping and how bovine eating habits affect butter texture. 
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Mother even went so far as  to trump up for me matrimonial opportunities with Pasadena debs who  had been educated  abroad, and with those of the more lenient Los Angeles area where a debutante was a girl who  had been to high school . But at long last came a time when I broke away from Mother and her society &quot; chi-chi &quot; in order  to spend a cosy evening with Viola and her chaperon at her home .
However, such a hotbed of gossip had grown up during the trial, that every precaution had to be taken to <head>keep</head> my visit from being whispered to the world, Society, and even, alas, to my own mother. 
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LTV filed for protection under Chapter 11 in federal bankruptcy court in 1986. The filing was partly the result of the $2.3 billion  shortfall in LTV's three pension plans operated  for its LTV Steel Co. subsidiary's employees.
In January 1987, as LTV Steel continued operating while under reorganization, the agency terminated the three LTV pension plans to <head>keep</head> its insurance liability from increasing. 
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Billie had unhitched the mules from both Tom Brannon's and his father's wagon. Hank had gathered wood for a cookfire, and his wife was busy at it now.
Conchita kept an eye on the twins and little Elena, trying to <head>keep</head> them from falling into the creek by which they persisted in playing. 
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He stayed home,  reading and refusing  to think about his frightening experience at Ryusenji. But the process of  refusing  to think about it was an active reminder in itself and he couldn't rid himself of a consciousness of it throughout the day.
The cold lingered, making sleep difficult that night, and he remained in bed still the next morning, now unable to <head>keep</head> from thinking about the inexplicable sight of burning metal, the wretched sound, the unbearable feeling of having been to a remote Tokyo temple at some earlier time in his life. 
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The basket product, while it has got off to a slow start, is being supported  by some big brokerage firms -- another member of Mr. Phelan's splintered constituency. Mr. Phelan has had difficulty  convincing the public that the Big Board is serious about  curbing volatility, especially as the exchange clearly relishes its role as the home for $200 billion  in stock-index funds, which  buy huge baskets of stocks  to mimic popular stock-market indexes like the Standard &amp; Poor's 500, and which sometimes  employ program trading.
The Big Board wants to <head>keep</head> such index funds from fleeing to overseas markets, but only as long as it &quot; handles it intelligently, &quot; Mr. Phelan said. 
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To have her underclothes linked with his on the floor would draw her visibly into a struggle both bitter and absurd. Something in the back of his mind was aware that the magnificence of the plan lay in his faith, that the idea would work because he believed in it, since his courage and virility were involved , because it was truly his.
The knowledge <head>kept</head> him from analyzing his scheme to death, and took him through the last hours of that night in a peace of exalted fanaticism. 
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The former comes from the latest wave of political activism in Hollywood, especially around feminist issues such as abortion.
The latter comes from the perception, on the part of many people in network TV, that their only hope of <head>keeping</head> viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism. 
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The analysts argued that Georgia-Pacific's offer, the first hostile bid ever among major players in the paper industry, ends the unwritten taboo on hostile bids, and will push managements to look closely at the industry's several attractive takeover candidates. &quot; Consolidation has been long overdue.
It was just the culture of the industry that <head>kept</head> it from happening. 
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Business complained earlier this year when Sen. Kennedy introduced a bill that  would require employers to provide a minimum level of health insurance to workers but doesn't contain cost-control measures . Partly in response, a bipartisan group of senators from the finance and labor committees is drafting a plan   to attract broader support.
It will feature a cost-containment provision designed to <head>keep</head> expanded benefits from fueling higher care prices. 
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While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U.S. economic indicators, dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has <head>kept</head> the U.S. currency from plunging below key levels against the mark. 
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But they never said anything, so he figured  it was all right. And so when Miss Langford came  to teach at the one-room Chestnut school, where Jack was a pupil in the eighth grade  , the Woman of Jack's mind assumed the teacher's face and figure.
He could not <head>keep</head> his eyes off her when at school; ; when he went home at night, he took her with him in his mind, and she did the things the anonymous Woman used to do, and he did the thing afterwards each time as he used to do. 
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Of course, there were sell programs in past years, too, but they seem  to hurt market makers more painfully these days. That's largely because of defensive measures  they adopted  after the 1987 crash, when individual investors fled the market  and trading activity dwindled .
Market makers, to cut costs, slashed inventories of stocks they <head>keep</head> on hand to sell investors when other holders aren't selling. 
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Her form was silhouetted  and with the strong light I could see the outlines of her body, a body that an artist or anyone else would have admired . As it is in so many affairs of the heart, a man and a woman meet and something clicks.
Something clicked in this instance, but I treated her circumspectly and I felt that she knew it, for we both <head sats="keep_one-s_distance.015:0 keep_one-s_distance.015:1">kept</head> <sat id="keep_one-s_distance.015:0">our</sat> <sat id="keep_one-s_distance.015:1">distance</sat>. 
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This misguided policy could not prevent a British trade deficit. Consequently, Mr. Lawson saddled Mrs. Thatcher with a record trade deficit, renewed inflation and high interest rates -- three political failures in a row.
Little wonder that Mrs. Thatcher's opponents were so anxious to <head>keep</head> Mr. Lawson in office. 
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But I mustn't start on Alice. She is a closed book, a picture  I keep  on my bureau, but never look at .
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They both tried  to keep  smiling and winking for a long time, but it made their lips and eyelids tremble. But they kept on  clapping for a long, long time.
&quot; This time &quot;, Arlene said, and she even <head sats="keep_on.024:0">kept</head> <sat id="keep_on.024:0">on</sat> wiggling a little bit while she was just talking, &quot; you're going to tell me what I am and what I'm doing. 
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Through the splash of the rising waters, they could hear the roar of the river as it raged through its canyon,  gnashing big chunks out of the banks. The jetting, frothing surface of the river reached the level of the runoff.
The dangerous current upon the prairie ceased, but the water stood and <head sats="keep_on.026:0">kept</head> <sat id="keep_on.026:0">on</sat> rising. 
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I had come  prepared  to worship at the feet of this classic, and he turned out  to be a rather bitter old man who  smelled of dead cigars. No, that isn't quite fair.
Actually, there was a lot of force in him, which is why I <head sats="keep_on.068:0">kept</head> <sat id="keep_on.068:0">on</sat> in that class instead of quitting after a week. 
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I snuggled up close to him --  loving him --  thankful for a man like him. Thankful  I wasn't Nadine.
I <head sats="keep_on.099:0">kept</head> <sat id="keep_on.099:0">on</sat> being thankful. 
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If you tell him  I made a pass at you he might think  you misunderstood something  I said or did , so instead of  just telling him  I made a pass,  say  I tried  to date you and that you agreed so you could prove to him what a louse I really am . We made a rendezvous tomorrow evening at nine on some street near Lake Ponchartrain.
And to prove what you tell him about me you suggest that he <head>keep</head> the date instead. 
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Secondly, the two companies found a similarity in their business and development philosophies and intend  to cooperate in a range of activities from real estate to telecommunications. Finally, Mitsubishi Estate has no plans  to interfere with Rockefeller's management beyond  taking a place on the board.
&quot; We 'll continue to work with them, in <head>keeping</head> with the reputation of the company, and we 'll rely very much on their leadership, &quot; says Mitsubishi Estate President Jotaro Takagi. 
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Brooks Brothers says  business is robust at its 30 outlets in Japan and two shops in Hong Kong. Marks &amp; Spencer is also considering  opening stores across Europe sometime in the future.
Alan Smith, president of Marks &amp; Spencer North America and Far East, says that Brooks Brothers ' focus is to boost sales by broadening its merchandise assortment while <head>keeping</head> its &quot; traditional emphasis. &quot; 
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No sooner  did they hear of Dan's injury than both Gran and Matilda went into immediate action. The wound in his scalp was examined , pronounced  healing, and well doctored  with simples, before they dished up the victuals.
From then on, in <head>keeping</head> with the traditions they had followed since childhood, the whole group settled down to relish their food. 
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As Brooks Brothers jumps into the fashion fray, it will be playing catch up. Many clothiers, especially Ralph Lauren, have cashed in on the recent popularity of updated Ivy League and English styles.
In <head>keeping</head> with men's broader fashion scope today, businessmen are dabbling in English and Italian suits that are conservative but not stodgy. 
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I felt no conflict between what I was doing  and my strict religious upbringing. I had always resisted the passes made  at me by other kids, and many times I had thought about my love for Johnnie who,  being thirty,  brought a maturity  to love that the kids around town could know nothing about .
I had also thought a lot about how God must look on true love, and so in a way I was <head>keeping</head> my promise to God, my promise to remain pure until I was married. 
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John did find the missing checks and money afterward, and the drive was actually oversubscribed , which  was a real bit of luck for the missionaries.  Being an intelligent man, John must have guessed what everyone thought  about Edythe, but he never let on by so much as a brave smile.
Poor John was the kind of stock that <head>keeps</head> a bargain without whimpering and maybe bends over backward to keep a bad one. 
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Westinghouse expects about half of its new orders for turbines to come from independent producers for at least the next six years. Despite shutdowns of the company's Lester and East Pittsburgh plants, the company believes  it has sufficient capacity   to meet near-term demand with its much smaller and more efficient manufacturing facilities in North Carolina .
Still, Westinghouse acknowledges that demand from independent producers could evaporate if prices for fuel such as natural gas or oil rise sharply or if utilities, which have been pressured by regulators to <head sats="keep_down.182:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_down.182:0">down</sat> rates, are suddenly freed to add significant generating capacity. 
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New rules force thrifts to write down their junk to market value, then sell the bonds over five years. That's why Columbia just wrote off $130 million  of its junk and reserved $227 million  for future junk losses .
But if Columbia could <head>keep</head> its junk bonds separate from the thrift till they mature -- at full value, unless the issuer goes bust or restructures -- the junk portfolio might do all right. 
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Not even an empty cartridge case could be found . Once again, Tom Horn was the first and most likely suspect, and he was brought in for questioning immediately.
Once again, he shook his head, <head>kept</head> his face expressionless and his voice very calm, and had a strongly supported alibi ready. 
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Hearst had flirted with a conversion to tabloid format for years but never executed the plan. The Herald joins the Baltimore News-American, which  folded, and the Boston Herald-American, which  was sold , as cornerstones of the old Hearst newspaper empire abandoned  by the company in the 1980s.
Many felt Hearst <head>kept</head> the paper alive as long as it did, if marginally, because of its place in family history. 
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Then,  having wrapped the lot in an afghan  my dog customarily slept on , you lammed out the front door,  considerately leaving it  open  for neighbors to discover . So much for the tiresome facts, as familiar to you, I'm sure, as to the constables and state troopers who  followed in your wake.
The foregoing, aided by several clues I 'll withhold to <head>keep</head> you on your toes, will pursue you with a tenacity worthy of Inspector Javert, but before they close in, gird yourselves, I repeat, for a vengeance infinitely more pitiless. 
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As a result, he reignited the inflation that Mrs. Thatcher, through a long and costly effort, had subdued . With inflation surging, the pound began  falling against the mark.
To <head>keep</head> the exchange rate pegged, Mr. Lawson tightened monetary policy and pushed interest rates up to 15 %. 
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Meanwhile, the National Association of Manufacturers said yesterday  a recent poll of 53 executives on its board found that 61% don't expect a recession to occur until 1991 or later. The remainder expect a downturn to begin sometime in
Although manufacturers often are quick to call for lower interest rates, 60% of the executives said they would prefer that the Fed <head>keep</head> inflation-fighting as its top priority even if that means higher rates. 
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While sterling bounced back from session lows in a bout of short-covering yesterday, foreign exchange dealers said that any hopes that the pound would soon post significant gains have evaporated. Traders said that statements made  over the weekend  to quell concern about the stability of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government and the future of her economic program largely failed  to reassure investors and bolster the flagging British unit.
In her first televised interview following Mr. Lawson's resignation, Mrs. Thatcher reiterated her desire to <head>keep</head> sterling strong and warned again that full entry into the European Monetary System's exchange rate mechanism would provide no easy solution to Britain's economic troubles. 
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It's not so much the idea of acquisitions  that  has agitated the cosmetics industry as the companies doing the acquiring: P&amp;G and Unilever bring with them great experience with mundane products like soap and toilet paper,  sparking disdain in the glitzy cosmetics trade; but they also bring mammoth marketing clout,  sparking fear. Though it  is far from certain that companies best known  for  selling Promise margarine and Tide detergent will succeed in cosmetics, there's little doubt  they will shake up the industry.
For now, both companies are <head>keeping</head> quiet about their specific plans. 
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&quot; This action will continue to <head>keep</head> operating expenses in line &quot; with revenue, said J. David Hann, president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles-based Quotron. 
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Mr. Martin has increased prices on some wines (like Grgich Hills Chardonnay, now $32 ) just  to slow down movement, but he is beginning  to see some resistance to high-priced red Burgundies and Cabernets and Chardonnays in the $30 to $40  range. Image has, of course, a great deal   to do  with what  sells and what  doesn't , and it can't be forced .
Wine merchants can't <head>keep</head> Roederer Cristal in stock, but they have to push Salon le Mesnil, even lowering the price from $115 to $90. 
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&quot; I haven't seen her yet, but I hear  she's a lulu &quot; ! ! I wasn't surprised .
The ward was a small one, four beds, <head>kept</head> reserved for female alcoholics. 
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After years of mistrust born  of Watergate, past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency, and the Iran-Contra scandal, President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready -- for now, at least --  to trust each other when it comes to  setting policy on covert activities . If that attitude lasts, it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that  hasn't been seen  in years.
Over the past week, the president has agreed to <head>keep</head> the committee informed, usually in advance, of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing. 
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But not General Burnside. He was the funniest man.
He never could <head>keep</head> still, even when he didn't move his feet. 
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&quot; Homeroom, &quot; a show about a black ad executive who  gives up the boardroom for a fourth-grade classroom, is flunking the ratings test. So producers Alyce and Topper Carew spun their Rolodexes and gathered names of black opinion makers  to mount a direct-mail campaign.
By wooing a core black audience they figure they might <head>keep</head> the show alive at least until the spring semester. 
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Mr. Bush, former President Reagan and a host of conservative activists have been arguing that a line-item veto would go a long way in  restoring discipline to the budget process. They maintain that a president needs the ability  to surgically remove pork-barrel spending projects that  are attached  to big omnibus spending bills.
Those bills can't easily be vetoed in their entirety because they often are needed to <head>keep</head> the government operating. 
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Sushi was Out because it was pretentious. Sashimi was In, Samuel Burns had suggested  , because it was too far Out  to stay Out, even if it was a little pretentious.
Richard had <head>kept</head> his eyes down throughout the game, the very sound of the chatter nearly painful to his ears. 
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&quot; It would make me feel a lot better, but the Woman's Exchange isn't taking baked goods any more and I can't leave the baby with Grandma because she isn't strong enough and the baby's too young  to be put  in a nursery &quot;. &quot; I should think so &quot;, Eugenia said .
&quot; For one thing you can stop <head>keeping</head> that child in starched dresses and changed from the skin out nineteen times a day &quot;. 
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I huddled miserably beside him in the truck. It  was all my doing -- his seeing her.
Johnnie and I had been innocent in our love, and that was the way I wanted to <head>keep</head> it. 
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that had happened on the day when two other unusual things had occurred . Arlene had taught them a new way   to have fun in their little private area ; ; and they had told their mother about the tumbles.
In matters of exact information, that <head>kept</head> her one step behind developments; ; and so they were consistently true to their principles. 
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Analyst Robin Young of John Kinnard &amp; Co., Minneapolis, calls himself &quot; the last remaining bull on the stock. &quot; He argues that Michael Foods is misunderstood: &quot; This is a growth company in the packaged food industry -- a rare breed, like  finding a white rhino. &quot;
Earnings aren't <head>keeping</head> pace, he says, because of heavy investments in the egg technologies and drought-related costs in its potato business. 
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&quot; How do the valley people feel  &quot;? ? &quot; As mad as ever.
But Kruger's men <head>keep</head> them off balance, and they don't trust me. 
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Bill Doolin's ambition, it appeared  , was  to carve out his name with bullets alongside those of Jesse James and Billy the Kid, and Bill Tilghman had sworn  he would stop him. Tilghman knew that some ranchers were hand-in-glove with the Doolin gang.
They bought rustled cattle from the outlaw, <head>kept</head> him supplied with guns and ammunition, harbored his men in their houses. 
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Such program trades, which  can involve the purchase or sale of millions of dollars of stock, occur in a matter of seconds. A program trade of $5 million  of stock typically earns a razor-thin profit of $25,000 .
To <head>keep</head> program-trading units profitable in the eyes of senior brokerage executives, traders must seize every opportunity their computers find. 
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His son who  did not know whether he wanted  to be doctor, lawyer, merchant or chief. He wondered if he had played it wrong.
Maybe he should have <head>kept</head> in touch. 
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Many economists expect the weakness to continue. &quot; I think  the consumer has pretty well played himself out, &quot; said  David Littman, senior economist at Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit.
&quot; I don't think there's a lot in the wings &quot; in other sectors of the economy to <head>keep</head> growth above 1 %, he said. 
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Something had  to be done . The Abernathys said it to each other a dozen times a day.
Something had to be done about the furnace, the fuel bills, the washing machine, the doctor and dentist bills, about making money stretch for food, for the mortgage, for taxes, for shoes, for half soles, for overshoes, for clothes, for the new leaks in the roof, for gas and light bills; ; about <head>keeping</head> warm, about keeping well, about meeting the minor emergencies that came up once, twice, fifty times a day. 
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He will compensate with the guile learned  from his years in the majors. He has good control.
He will <head>keep</head> the ball down, move it around. 
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Even so, according to Mr. Salmore, the ad was &quot; devastating &quot; because it raised questions about Mr. Courter's credibility. But it's building on a long tradition.
In 1966, on route to a re-election rout of Democrat Frank O'Connor, GOP Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York appeared in person saying, &quot; If you want to <head>keep</head> the crime rates high, O'Connor is your man. &quot; 
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Newsweek, trying to <head>keep</head> pace with rival Time magazine, announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers. 
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Winning a bonus for a third year wasn't that important to her, Mrs. Yeargin insists  . But others at Greenville High say  she was eager  to win -- if not for money, then for pride and recognition.
Mary Elizabeth Ariail, another social-studies teacher, says she believed Mrs. Yeargin wanted to <head>keep</head> her standing high so she could get a new job that wouldn't demand good hearing. 
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Currently, margins on stock futures purchases are much lower -- roughly 7% compared with 50% for stocks --  making the futures market much faster and potentially more speculative. Program trading critics also want the Federal Reserve Board, rather than the futures industry, to set such margins.
Futures traders respond that low margins help <head>keep</head> their markets active. 
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He predicts  the pound will continue  to trade in a very volatile fashion, with &quot; fits of  being oversold and overbought  &quot; before  recovering its losses. Dealers also note that the general lack of enthusiasm for the yen has helped  bolster the U.S. dollar.
They observe that persistent Japanese investor demand for dollars for both portfolio and direct investment has <head>kept</head> a base of support for the dollar at around 140 yen. 
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She contends that similar mandates have driven up insurance costs 20% in Maryland and 30% in California. The insurance-industry association also strongly disagrees with the proposed community rating, which &quot;  doesn't save one dollar, &quot; argues  James Dorsch, HIAA's Washington counsel.
&quot; It just makes healthy businesses subsidize unhealthy ones and gives each employer less incentive to <head>keep</head> his workers healthy. &quot; 
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About $70 billion  is estimated  to be tied up in the short-term money market, which  acts both as a hedge against inflation for consumers and an accelerator of inflation and deficits for the government. By some estimates, Brazil's internal debt, or combined public deficit, could reach 6.5% of its $351 billion  gross domestic product.
Much of the money goes into subsidies or <head>keeping</head> inefficient state-controlled companies operating. 
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To increase their share of that business, jewelry makers such as Crystal Brands Inc.'s Trifari and Monet units and Swank Inc., maker of Anne Klein jewelry, are launching new lines with as much fanfare as the fragrance companies. They're hiring models   to stroll the aisles  sporting their jewels, and they're even beginning  to borrow a perennial favorite of the beauty business --  offering a gift when consumers make a purchase .
&quot; We 've started trying just about anything to <head>keep</head> sales moving in the stores, &quot; says Kim Renk, a Swank vice president. 
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Their problem is one of inefficiency of an industrial economy. The Chinese problem is much greater -- it's how  to industrialize   to begin with. &quot;
Asked if the Soviets, like Chinese officials, won't one day face a similar conflict between the desire to liberalize economically and yet retain political control, Mr. Lee said, &quot; I would think that the Soviets face a deeper dilemma because they have been more in blinkers than the Chinese -- I mean <head>keeping</head> their people cut off from the outside world. &quot; 
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&quot; Ah, you're too old &quot;, was invariably his ungallant and untrue retort whenever I suggested &quot;  starting a family &quot; . Letch had made it  abundantly clear that he did not care for the company of my own precious daughter.
I now felt it wiser to <head>keep</head> Baby-dear in school and -- during the summers -- at a camp run by the Society of Friends all year around. 
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Only 26.8% in October, compared with 28.5% in September and 26.8% in October 1988, said  income would increase. &quot; The sustained level of confidence can be attributed  to the continued favorable circumstances which  affect the consumer's day-to-day economic life, &quot; said  Mr. Linden.
&quot; Unemployment continues at a relatively low level, providing a sense of job security, and a low inflation rate has <head>kept</head> the purchasing power of the weekly paycheck reasonably strong. &quot; 
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Mr. Bass is based  in Fort Worth. Analysts said  the nation's second-largest drugstore chain was a valuable company, despite its financial woes.
Its problem, they say, is that management paid too much in the leveraged buy-out and the current $515 million debt load is <head>keeping</head> Revco in the red. 
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The Merc said that its existing 30-minute, 12-point limit on S&amp;P 500 stock-index futures trading (equal to about 100 points on the Dow Jones industrials ), which  was triggered  Oct. 13, will remain in effect. Leo Melamed, Merc executive committee chairman, said that the 12-point limit appeared  to lessen the selling panic Oct. 13.
But when the contract reopened, the subsequent flood of sell orders that quickly knocked the contract down to the 30-point limit indicated that the intermediate limit of 20 points was needed to help <head>keep</head> stock and stock-index futures prices synchronized. 
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Yesterday's announcement was made  after markets closed. U.S. chip makers are facing continued slack demand following a traditionally slow summer.
Part of the problem is that chip buyers are <head>keeping</head> inventories low because of jitters about the course of the U.S. economy. 
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Little Anne rapidly outdistanced her mother in recovery. In two months she became a fat highly social baby, with a fuzz of flaxen hair all over her head.
She stopped flying into rages and started digesting her food; ; she developed a peaches and cream complexion and a sunny disposition, and she asked for nothing more of life than that she be <head>kept</head> dry and comfortable and fed huge amounts of food at stated intervals and be carried to where she could watch activity going on around her. 
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Sen. Cohen said  the relationship has reverted to its pre-Reagan character. There still are some details   to be nailed  down.
Mr. Bush is reserving the right in &quot; rare &quot; instances to <head>keep</head> Congress in the dark, asserting a constitutional prerogative the committee doesn't recognize. 
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&quot; Not onions &quot;, came  the answer the following day. &quot; Ugh &quot;.
Must have really smelled up her sweater, he thought, and wondered idly just why she <head>kept</head> the sweater fast-frozen. 
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The expression was his trade-mark, his open sesame to good luck, and his prayer that pilot and plane would always return. At the prearranged time, Greg started the engine and taxied out.
From the time the chocks were pulled until the plane was out of sight, he knew Donovan would <head>keep</head> his back to the strip. 
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Mr. Agnelli and the Aga Khan also have some business ties, and a spokesman for the Agnelli company didn't rule out that the current agreement could lead to further collaboration. For instance, Ifint earlier this year bought an 18% stake in Alisarda, the Aga Khan's airline, which  flies between Italy and Sardinia.
Giovanni Agnelli &amp; Co., which was formed in January 1987 as a way of <head>keeping</head> the Agnellis ' controlling stake in Fiat together despite an ever-growing family tree, has been playing a more active role in the Agnelli group of late. 
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GRAINS AND SOYBEANS: The prices of most corn, soybean and wheat futures contracts dropped slightly as farmers in the Midwest continued  to rebuild stockpiles that  were depleted  by the 1988 drought.
Buying by the Soviets has helped to prop up corn prices in recent weeks, but a lack of any new purchases <head>kept</head> prices in the doldrums. 
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Payouts on the S&amp;P 500 stocks rose 10% in 1988, according to Standard &amp; Poor's Corp., and Wall Street estimates for 1989 growth are generally between 9% and 14% . Many people believe  the growth in dividends will slow next year, although a minority see double-digit gains continuing.
Meanwhile, many market watchers say recent dividend trends raise another warning flag: While dividends have risen smartly, their expansion hasn't <head>kept</head> pace with even stronger advances in stock prices. 
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Billie had unhitched the mules from both Tom Brannon's and his father's wagon. Hank had gathered wood for a cookfire, and his wife was busy at it now.
Conchita <head sats="keep_an_eye_on.027:0 keep_an_eye_on.027:1 keep_an_eye_on.027:2">kept</head> <sat id="keep_an_eye_on.027:0">an</sat> <sat id="keep_an_eye_on.027:1">eye</sat> <sat id="keep_an_eye_on.027:2">on</sat> the twins and little Elena, trying to keep them from falling into the creek by which they persisted in playing. 
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After five minutes with Blanche, one might welcome the astringency of Grazie, who  was a sort of Gwen Cafritz to Francesca's Perle Mesta. Francesca and Grazie were habitual committee chairmen and they usually managed  to be elected  co-chairmen, equal bosses, of whatever PTA or civic project  was being launched .
They were inseparable, not because they were fond of each other, but because they wanted to <head sats="keep_an_eye_on.045:0 keep_an_eye_on.045:1 keep_an_eye_on.045:2">keep</head> <sat id="keep_an_eye_on.045:0">an</sat> <sat id="keep_an_eye_on.045:1">eye</sat> <sat id="keep_an_eye_on.045:2">on</sat> each other, as they were keen rivals for social leadership. 
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&quot;  Don't worry, I can get plenty more &quot;, Eugenia said ,  wondering where in the world she could  . Maggie was looking much happier already,  clearing a space on the table and chattering about how she could put up a typewriter right there, and be brushing up on her typing so Eugenia wouldn't be ashamed of it .
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The competition has cultivated a much savvier consumer. &quot; The average household will spread 19 accounts over a dozen financial institutions, &quot; says  Michael P. Sullivan, who  runs his own bank consulting firm in Charlotte, N.C.
&quot; This much fragmentation makes attracting and <head>keeping</head> today's rate-sensitive customers costly. &quot; 
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If he died before she did, she would never be unable  to resist  opening it. In any case he would be thrusting a burden on his remaining sons, making them parties to a deception peculiarly his own.
It was simply his necessity to confess which had made him write and <head>keep</head> this thing. 
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But they have been at odds over how much Mr. Hunt would owe the government  after his assets are sold . The IRS had demanded $90 million  but Mr. Hunt would agree to no more than $60 million .
Grover Hartt III, a government lawyer, warned that Mr. Hunt stood to lose certain oil and gas properties, $200,000 in English pottery, a Colorado condominium and other assets he might have <head>kept</head> if he had settled with the IRS. 
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Susan was an active character; ; for Mother to be able  to call, Susan must be napping now,  surrounded  by her multitude of dolls. Lucy drew out the chair and sat down; ; she relaxed a little, and some of the tension went out of her.
You could think yourself as grown up as Methuselah, yet the maternal voice still <head>kept</head> its comforting magic. 
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Also, ringers don't always live where the bells need  to be rung   -- like in small, rural parishes and inner-city churches. But the council's program  to attract and train ringers is only partly successful, says   Mr. Baldwin.
&quot; Right now, we're lucky if after five years we <head>keep</head> one new ringer out of 10, &quot; he adds. 
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For employee and employer alike, the worry is widespread. Surveys repeatedly show that small-business owners rank the availability  and rising cost  of health insurance as one of their biggest concerns.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee's health subcommittee, headed by Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman of California, is looking into complaints that small businesses not only can't <head>keep</head> reasonably priced employee-health insurance if claims are filed, but often can't get coverage at all if a worker is termed medically uninsurable. 
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The staff brags about psyllium's hefty contribution to American regularity, without  quite grasping the implications of the research on cholesterol. The council's annual report has psyllium on its last page,  lumped  with such unglamorous export items as sarsaparilla and &quot; Nux vomica, &quot; a plant that  induces vomiting.
In one way, the psyllium middlemen -- the buyers and exporters -- are glad to <head sats="keep_to_oneself.168:0 keep_to_oneself.168:1">keep</head> news of the boom <sat id="keep_to_oneself.168:0">to</sat> <sat id="keep_to_oneself.168:1">themselves</sat>. 
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It was the old story. We 'd keep her a day or two, and the AA people would talk to her.
But if she wasn't interested, she 'd just go back to the same life she 'd <head>left</head>. 
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I got her into bed, and sat with her until she had sobbed herself out. It was three o'clock before I figured  it  was all right  to go.
I <head>left</head> her, a limp bundle of self-pity, shivering with terror because her bubble had burst around her. 
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Her voice came  shrill. &quot; I'm absolutely frantic ! !
That stupid girl might have gone off and <head>left</head> Francie &quot; ! ! 
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The strange creature, housed  in wire, made him shudder. The sensation  he so overwhelmingly realized  was one which  told him  he had been there before but he knew  he had not , and could not recall any place  he had visited  to be likened  to the limpid green water or the little fountain-falls or the green demon imprisoned  beyond his reach.
He left the pool and climbed the steep stone stairs to the temple, and the sense of familiarity with the place would not <head>leave</head> him. 
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The youngster drew her, troubled her depths; ; whenever Lucy saw her , she tried, without noise or fuss,  to give her the warmth  she had never had  from Myra. But Cathy was Myra's responsibility, not hers.
&quot; I wouldn't even be surprised &quot;, she said unhappily, &quot; if Myra tried to <head>leave</head> her with us forever &quot;. 
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We were up  to visit them and He had thought her exactly what he wanted . Six weeks of marriage and I'm using the past tense, he told himself  furiously.
Pursuing his idea, he saw that it would be impossible to <head>leave</head> her now. 
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He flexed his muscles for several minutes, got into the tub, and then grew self-conscious of  splashing as he washed. In the small gallery used  as the guests ' dining room, Meredith sat down at his place and, as always, began  teasing the young waitress.
He was asking had it been she who <head>left</head> the love note in his sheets (she also served as maid) when he saw the Grafin followed by a stately blond girl approaching his table. 
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He stopped in front of a door, placed a finger on his lips, and,  still peering down into his beard, pushed open the door to a classroom. We stepped inside.
He <head>left</head> us. 
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There was an idea. Miss Kizzie had been right snippy ever since they were married , though you 'd have thought  a namesake would have brought her round.
Oh, she 'd come to see them once, <head>left</head> silver teething rings for all of the trips. 
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Not for the dollar or so  Nadine would give me . But because there was the chance that something had gone wrong at the apartment, and if I didn't go over, who  would ? ? Chris was sound asleep, and I didn't see any sense in  waking him.
I dressed in the kitchen, then <head>left</head> a note on the table telling him what had happened. 
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Absorbed in  doling out &quot; Feeding Frenzy's &quot; tidbits, the authors gloss over the root causes of Wedtech, namely the Section 8 (A) federal program under whose auspices the scandal took place . They do at least come around to  saying that the courts might want  to end &quot; rigid affirmative action programs. &quot;
Programs like Section 8 (A) are a little like <head>leaving</head> gold in the street and then expressing surprise when thieves walk by to scoop it up. 
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And, as a matter of fact, Nicolas had slept in the park only part of one night, when he discovered that Munich's early mornings even in summer are laden with dew . He had always known how  to find a bed , and on his own terms.
He used the blanket for late morning naps when hosts of the night had gone off to jobs and proved reluctant to <head>leave</head> him in their small rooms with their few possessions. 
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&quot; Well &quot; -- This time there was a long silence, while the telephone hummed faintly with a voiceless life.  Puzzled, Lucy stared at the flowered wallpaper; ; her mother was forthright; ; she was not usually given to mysterious silences.
Was she thinking along the same lines Lucy was -- that it was quite possible Cathy might be <head>left</head> with her for good? ? 
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He hit the theme about  dying  to defend your country, and you were ready  to do it right then, without a second thought. While he talked you wouldn't trade  being a West Tennessee farmer for  being anything else in the whole damned world, no matter if it had n't, in six weeks, rained enough  to wet a rat's ass.
She glanced at the man nodding beside her, a man with weather cracks furrowed into his lean cheeks, with powdery pale eyes reflecting all the droughts he had seen, reflecting the sky and the drought which must follow now in August -- yes, with eyes predicting the drought and here it was only June, only festival time again and thoughts of Gratt Shafer would not <head>leave</head> her. 
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George Rawlings remembered  seeing the door open sometime during the night -- Millie, in a white robe, standing like a ghost at the threshold. She had vanished; ; he must have slept again.
He was staring at the blue china lamp <head>left</head> on beside him. 
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Georgia Gulf said  it hasn't eliminated any alternatives and that &quot; discussions  are being held  with interested parties, and work  is also continuing on other various transactions. &quot; It didn't elaborate.
Analysts saw the latest offer as proof that Mr. Simmons, an aggressive and persistent investor, won't <head>leave</head> Georgia Gulf alone until some kind of transaction is completed. 
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&quot; She's nowhere, nowhere &quot; ! ! She screamed , and both women ran up to the house, and I followed. The search began, in all the rooms,  running upstairs, down,  opening closets,  talking, exclaiming in rushes and gasps.
Everything was as I had <head>left</head> it the night before last -- her portfolio and bag for town, her lingerie and dress and shoes laid out only her mink coat was missing. 
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The state agency's figures confirm previous estimates and <head>leave</head> the index at 178.9, up from 178.5 in August and 173.1 a year earlier. 
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Now he broke them  open,  hoping  a good meal might lessen this depression crushing Hettie. His long nose wiggled at the smells of frizzling bacon and heating java, but the fire was low, and he wanted  to waste no time.
He furled the slashed sides of the canvas tarpaulins, <head>leaving</head> the ribs and wagon open. 
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But his resolution hardly seemed  to help. If the situation had been bad, it now got worse.
About this time people began &quot; dropping in &quot;, considering that the newly married had been <head>left</head> alone long enough. 
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Martin gave her a teasing pat. &quot; I think  you 'll get tired of them there &quot;.
In the morning the shorts were where he had <head>left</head> them. 
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The bitterness of their wedding night still ripped within him like an open wound. She had jumped away from his shy touch like a cat confronted  by a sidewinder.
He had <head>left</head> her inviolate, thinking familiarity would gentle her in time. 
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Meanwhile, specialists ' trading risks have skyrocketed as a result of stock-market volatility. &quot; When the sell programs hit , you can hear the order printers start  to go &quot; on the Big Board trading floor, says   one specialist there.
&quot; The buyers walk away, and the specialist is <head>left</head> alone &quot; as the buyer of last resort for his stable of stocks, he contends. 
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Below him, as if at the end of some remote tunnel, he heard the humming of a vacuum cleaner. His fingers fumbled across the bandages.
They had <head>left</head> both of his eyes uncovered. 
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It was foggy that evening, but the path to my house was so well  grooved  that I could feel my way,  accustomed  as I was   to the dense mists that  rise from the sun-warmed palisades of the river and sometimes last for days. In the morning the fog was still thick so that  to go to the village I crept along with my headlights full on.
I did notice a twinkle of light from the big house through the woods but as I had <head>left</head> a light on in my own house because of the fog I assumed Mrs. Salter had done the same before she left for town. 
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She said what she meant  and let it be. She never got on his back.
He could take the advice or <head>leave</head> it. 
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&quot; She's probably fallen asleep and doesn't hear the phone. But if you're worried you can go home and check &quot; -- &quot; I can't leave the party ! !
We're at Ken Thom's apartment, and when one couple <head>leaves</head> early everything falls flat ! ! 
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&quot; It's a cosmetic move, &quot; said  Jonathan S. Gelles of Wertheim Schroder &amp; Co. According to Upjohn's estimates, only 50% to 60%  of the 1,100 eligible employees will take advantage of the plan.
Upjohn further estimated that about 50% of the employees who <head>leave</head> for early retirement may be replaced. 
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&quot; My fastball is good. Real good, &quot; says 39-year-old Pete Broberg,  working in the midday heat of the Tropics camp.
Mr. Broberg, who started with the now-defunct Washington Senators, says that when he <head>left</head> baseball in 1978, he &quot; never looked back. &quot; 
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They predict that organized-crime activity will increase once the units are dissolved  and their responsibilities transferred  to U.S. attorneys ' offices. Some former strike-force personnel say  the units have already begun  to break up.
The Eastern District unit in Brooklyn, N.Y., lost seven of its 15 attorneys this year partly because the lawyers were troubled by the proposed reorganization, says Laura A. Brevetti, who <head>left</head> the strike force to join Morrison Cohen Singer &amp; Weinstein, a New York law firm. 
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But the ballplayers disagree. Most are trim.
Some have been training for months; others only recently <head>left</head> active status. 
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The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp.'s interest-rate options group has <head>left</head> the company, following valuation errors that resulted in a $33 million charge against its third-quarter results. 
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Another arbitrator is hearing another pay parity case between Eastern and its pilots, resulting from a similar set of circumstances involving a separate pay raise granted  another union. A decision on that case isn't expected  before mid-November.
Ironically, many of the pilots involved have <head>left</head> Eastern or are still striking the carrier, which filed for bankruptcy protection March 9. 
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Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush  to renege on President Reagan's decision  to depart. But we can think of many reasons   to stay out  for the foreseeable future and well beyond.
The U.S., along with Britain and Singapore, <head>left</head> the agency when its anti-Western ideology, financial corruption and top leadership got out of hand. 
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October's numbers, which  won't be released  for a month, are down further, mutual fund executives say  . Investors in stock funds didn't panic the weekend after mid-October's 190-point market plunge.
Most of the those who <head>left</head> stock funds simply switched into money market funds. 
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He saw later that they had made their marriage too quickly. There was too little occasion beforehand for resistance, the brave strong delights of emotional clash and meeting.
They had <head>left</head> themselves too much to discover. 
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&quot; It's not going  to stop it at all. &quot; Mr. Greenberg,  noting that stock-index arbitrage rises and ebbs with stock market's volatility, said that for the first four months of the firm's fiscal year beginning in July, stock-index arbitrage had been a &quot; break-even &quot; proposition for Bear Stearns.
In response to a shareholder's suggestion, Mr. Greenberg agreed that European firms will simply pick up the index-arbitrage business <head sats="leave_behind.084:0">left</head> <sat id="leave_behind.084:0">behind</sat> by U.S. institutions. 
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&quot; The human ego being what it is  &quot;, I put in , &quot; science fiction has always assumed that the creatures on the planets of a thousand larger solar systems than ours must look like gigantic tube-nosed fruit bats. It seems to me that the first human being   to reach one of these planets may well learn what it  is   to be a truly great and noble species &quot;.
&quot; Now we are <head sats="leave_behind.090:0">leaving</head> humor and comedy <sat id="leave_behind.090:0">behind</sat> again &quot;, Moreland protested. 
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The absolution of Doaty's last will and testament was proof enough of that; ; Doaty would never have left her house to a godless woman.
She found herself wishing an old wish, that she had told Doaty she was running away, that she had <head sats="leave_behind.183:0">left</head> something more <sat id="leave_behind.183:0">behind</sat> her than the loving, sorry note and her best garnet pin. 
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Thomas Boyd, a senior Justice Department official, says  the new federal drug-related crimes punishable by death since last November may result in a jump in capital sentences, though that hasn't happened so far. In addition to  resuscitating the old issue of whether death sentences deter criminals, this bill has made race a major part of the death-penalty debate.
Before the bill <head>left</head> committee, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D., Mass.) attached an amendment that would allow a defendant to escape from a death sentence in jurisdictions shown to have meted out executions in a racist manner. 
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Mr. Nixon met Mr. Bush and his national security adviser, Brent Scowcroft, before  coming to China on Saturday. And he plans  to brief the president at the end of the week, U.S. sources said  .
Mr. Nixon was to <head>leave</head> China today. 
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He had dusted each of the books carefully and carried them all to the basement and,  trembling at  having  to open the big furnace, given them up to the flames. Then he sped from the dark basement and returned to his room and cried.
Richard <head>left</head> America with his clothes, his biwa and his image of Acala and, on the freighter which took him to Japan, he plucked at the biwa, trying to make the sounds he wrought resemble an ancient Japanese tune he had once heard. 
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@8ka011sx-a-7
 Show me all the flights <head>leaving</head> Baltimore 
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Actually, all  a man in uniform has  to do  is  to get by. He may not rise to the heights, but he can get by, and eventually be retired .
Doc had been under restriction to the ship since the Bustard <head>left</head> Subic. 
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He bounced exuberantly on the sagging bed and was even more delighted when Madame Lalaurie -- after  closing the door -- showed the slave that the bed was designed  for something other than slumber . It  was just as well that the ignorant Dandy enjoyed himself to the hilt that first evening, for the room was  to become his prison cell.
When he finally <head>left</head> the sinister mansion on Perdido Street, he was carried out in a coroner's basket. 
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&quot; Oh, she wouldn't do that &quot;, I said . &quot; She's probably fallen asleep and doesn't hear the phone.
But if you're worried you can go home and check &quot; -- &quot; I can't <head>leave</head> the party ! ! 
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@i02093sx-d-10
What flights  <head>leave</head> Phoenix on Tuesday after nine p.m 
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&quot; Gosh ! ! You shouldn't be up, should you &quot;? ?
&quot; I -- I was just <head>leaving</head> here, Julie. 
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Civilized discourse and an environment where compromise can begin  are lost  in a hostile posture abetted  by superficial media interviews. At best, demonstrations are overused and boringly uninformative; at worst, they can become the stimuli that  lead to law breaking.
Demonstrations are particularly apt to degenerate into criminal conduct when they <head>leave</head> the site of the grievance and become mobile. 
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If she could not take the children out of this section, at least she could take other children out of their countries and put them on the farms. She set out  to make  sure that no Jewish child anyplace in the world had  to live in a place such as this &quot;.
I said quietly, gaining nerve, ready to ask any question at all, no matter how intimate, ready to be rebuffed, &quot; Then why did she <head>leave</head> Israel? ? 
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&quot; Well &quot;, he announced , &quot;  Guess  I 'll be going now, Ed, and thanks for the warmup &quot;. He strolled back to the door,  whistling softly, hands still clasped  behind him.
He <head>left</head> the house and almost certain death without even increasing his pace and wondered by what remarkable stroke of Providence he had been allowed to come out alive. 
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He mumbled at her but let himself be led  off inside the house,  shuffling mightily  to make it  clear how weak and aged he was  and how he was buffeted  about by those who  still had their wicked strength . There was a gabble of voices from indoors, young hungry sounds like cats after fish, and a burst of swearing from the old man.
Henrietta looked down at her bouquet, still lively with its color and scent, and set her feet on their journey's way again, <head>leaving</head> the village street and crossing the first field, Folly dancing ahead of her. 
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He had almost given up when he realized that the dropping of his biwa into the icy jowls of the black Pacific was the memory for which he had been searching  . Perhaps he sensed some connection between the incident on the freighter and the ascetic at Ryusenji, he was unable  to put it together.
That night, after <head>leaving</head> Charlotte's apartment, Richard walked about for a time before returning to his room. 
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The strange creature, housed  in wire, made him shudder. The sensation  he so overwhelmingly realized  was one which  told him  he had been there before but he knew  he had not , and could not recall any place  he had visited  to be likened  to the limpid green water or the little fountain-falls or the green demon imprisoned  beyond his reach.
He <head>left</head> the pool and climbed the steep stone stairs to the temple, and the sense of familiarity with the place would not leave him. 
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&quot; The kid has no manners, boys. Shall we teach him some &quot;? ?
His gun was half drawn when he asked the question, but the weapon never <head>left</head> its holster. 
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Her name was L'Turu and she told me many things. For an anthropologist, loquacious old L'Turu was a mine of information.
Though I had a great dread of the island and felt I would never <head>leave</head> it alive, I eagerly wrote down everything she told me about its women. 
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The 66-year-old Mr. Lee recently spent an hour  discussing the state of Asia and the world with two Journal reporters in his plainly furnished, wood-paneled office. The interview did not touch on Singapore's domestic affairs.
Skipping personal pleasantries, Mr. Lee picked up exactly where he <head sats="leave_off.124:0">left</head> <sat id="leave_off.124:0">off</sat> several months earlier -- before the government crackdown in China -- when he had warned that the orthodox leadership in Beijing feared a plurality of views. 
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It's all over now, the driver thought  as he saw the patrolman turn and walk rapidly down along the trailer toward them. Ramey watched him coming with a vision as clean as the glare on the metal sides of the trailer.
He saw the dark sweat spots flip in and out of sight under the patrolman's swinging arms and in the leather holster that swaggered and rolled at the side of his stocky body, the sun <head>left</head> a smoky shine on the narrow strip of blue metal that ran between the horned handles of his pistol. 
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Some analysts believe  the company has the ability  to pinpoint the trough in interest-rate cycles. In October 1979, just days before the Federal Reserve raised interest rates, IBM offered $1 billion  in debt securities.
The boost in rates sent IBM's bonds tumbling, <head>leaving</head> underwriters with millions of dollars of losses and triggering a sell-off in the overall market. 
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We would have preferred, however,  to have had the rest of the orchestra refrain from  laughing at this and other spots on the recording, since it mars an otherwise sober, if not lofty, performance. As Broadway itself becomes increasingly weighted down by trite, heavy-handed, commercially successful musicals and inspirational problem dramas, the American theatre is going through an inexorable renaissance in that nebulous area known  as &quot; off-Broadway &quot;.
For the last two years, this frontier of the arts has produced a number of so-called &quot; non-dramas &quot; which have <head>left</head> indelible, bittersweet impressions on the psyche of this veteran theatregoer. 
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Banks now are required only  to report cash deposits or withdrawals of $10,000 or more . But wire transfers from a standing account -- including those bigger than $10,000  -- aren't reported .
Officials believe this has <head>left</head> a gaping loophole that illegal drug businesses are exploiting. 
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He didn't tell Miss Jen, but she must have got word from the cook or nurse, who of course  knew those Quinzaine nigs, and she really took a fit. If he ever did such a thing again she 'd die of shame.
&quot; Have a party an ' <head sats="leave_out.043:0">leave</head> 'em <sat id="leave_out.043:0">out</sat>, hon &quot;, he suggested. 
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In August, Temple sweetened the offer to $63  a share, or $963 million . Yesterday, Sea Containers ' chief executive officer, James Sherwood, said in an interview that, under the asset-sale plan, Sea Containers would end up with a cash surplus of approximately $620 million .
About $490 million of that would be allocated to the buy-back, <head>leaving</head> about $130 million, he said. 
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Karipo was something of a politician as well as a militarist. She quickly exploited the exalted position  she now occupied , by  harassing the disorganized males and even putting many of them to death.
Within a decade or less, few men were <head>left</head> and a feminist society had sprung up. 
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The minority argument, meanwhile, is that businesses have the financial wherewithal  this time around   to declare sharply higher dividends  even if their earnings weaken. Dividend growth on the order of 12% is expected  by both Mr. Coxon of Cigna and Mr. Einhorn of Goldman Sachs.
Those dividend bulls argue that corporations are in the unusual position of having plenty of cash <head>left</head> over after paying dividends and making capital expenditures. 
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Apparently they were of Caucasian blood. They had white skins and blue eyes; ; all their men were bearded, and many of their women were beautiful.
A pitiful few of them are <head>left</head> now, to subsist mainly on the tourist trade and to sing their ancient tribal chants, which have the same haunting sadness as the laments of the American Indians. 
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If it is love, you don't . And I 'll take you with me.
Even if that's all the promise he ever gave or ever will give, the giving of it once was enough and you believed it then and you will always believe it, even when it is finally the only thing in the world you have <head>left</head> to believe, and the whole world is telling you that one was a lie. 
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Allies concerned about the deadline include the British, French and smaller NATO allies, some of whom  don't have adequate staffs   to provide quick answers to the questions being raised  by what  generally are considered  the most complex arms-control talks ever attempted . So far, no ally has complained openly,  preserving the impression that NATO is in line with the Bush position that a quick agreement bringing Soviet conventional forces down to parity with NATO is the West's top bargaining priority.
But even though NATO negotiators have only 10 months <head>left</head> under the Bush timetable, they are still wrestling over such seemingly fundamental questions as &quot; What is a tank? &quot; 
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With lipsticks, liners, lotions and creams, There are still beauty plans <head>left</head> to tackle: But as the years go by, it seems That before I paint, I should spackle. 
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He told the Congress of People's Deputies on May 30: &quot; We do not share this approach, since it would immediately destroy the social situation and disrupt all the processes in the country. &quot;  Having rejected central economic planning for economic reasons, and the market for fear of the social (political) consequences, Mr. Gorbachev seeks a &quot; third way &quot; that  would combine the discipline and controls of the former with the economic benefits of the latter.
Most important, this would <head>leave</head> the party intact and its monopoly of political power largely undisturbed. 
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Air-traffic problems, though often quite grim, This time of year <head>leave</head> us in stitches, When we notice around our airport A holding pattern for witches. 
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He considered some interesting excursion but he was on the road every day from dawn to dusk.
Then there was exercise, boating and hiking, which was not only good for you but also made you more virile: the thought of strenuous activity <head>left</head> him exhausted. 
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Mr. Stronach will direct an effort  to reduce overhead and curb capital spending &quot; until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , &quot; Magna said  . Stephen Akerfeldt, currently vice president finance, will succeed Mr. McAlpine.
An ambitious expansion has <head>left</head> Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn. 
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President Reagan learned that lesson. By 1987, then-Speaker Jim Wright was discussing arms control in Moscow with Mikhail Gorbachev and then attempting  to direct the president, through an appropriations rider,  to treat the Soviets as though the Senate had ratified SALT II.
If a veto is unworkable because it would <head>leave</head> part of the executive branch unfunded, the president could sign the appropriations bills into law and assert a power of excision, declaring the rider restricting his Article II powers to be unconstitutional and severable. 
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Nissan's pace of new-model hits will slow, he adds  , just as arch-rival Toyota unleashes its own batch of new cars. Likewise, in the U.S., Nissan has grabbed 5.2% of the car market so far this year, up from 4.5% a year ago.
But even that brings Nissan only to the share it had in 1987, and <head>leaves</head> the company behind its high of 5.5% in 1980 and 1982. 
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Investors took advantage of Tuesday's stock rally to book some profits yesterday, <head>leaving</head> stocks up fractionally. 
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The conviction stemmed from federal charges of consumer fraud for sale of phony infant apple juice between 1978 and 1983. (Lavery vs. U.S..)
-- <head>Left</head> intact an award of $1.5 million in damages against Dow Chemical Co. in the death of an Oregon man from exposure to Agent Orange. 
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But he wouldn't ask her -- he wasn't the kind of man who  would force his wife to submit to him against her will. And he wouldn't leave her either -- he 'd told me that.
He was too honorable to <head>leave</head> his wife penniless and leave those helpless children without their daddy. 
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It valued the transaction at $800 million . Avery, which  continues  to operate a coal company  it expects  to sell  at a loss, said in proxy materials  it intends  to seek control of one or more companies.
After fees and repayment of debt, Avery is <head>left</head> with about $24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale. 
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All these vehicles have sharply improved Nissan's morale and image -- but haven't done much for its market share. Nissan had 29% of the Japanese car market in 1980 before  beginning a depressing eight-year slide that  continued through last year.
Strong sales so far this year are certain to turn the tide, but even the 25% market share that Nissan expects in 1989 will <head>leave</head> it far below its position at the beginning of the decade. 
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( Rexall Drug Co. vs. Tigue; E.R. Squibb &amp; Sons Inc. vs. Hymowitz, and Eli Lilly &amp; Co. vs. Hymowitz) Government Contractors
The high court, <head>leaving</head> intact a $4.25 million damage award against General Dynamics Corp., declined to resolve questions about a legal defense against civil lawsuits often used by government contractors. 
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Yet I adored this man, Letch Feeley, why, I can not say . With faint heart and a brave smile, I endured his long absences from Chateau Belletch, his coldness, his indifference, his slights and his abuse.
The times I can recall when I was publicly humiliated by him -- lovely dinner parties in our Trianon Suite where the collation was postponed and postponed and postponed, only to be served dry and overcooked at a table where the host's chair was vacant; ; a &quot; splash party &quot; at the new pool, which I had built in the hope of keeping Letch away from public beaches, when Letch and a certain Aquacutie stayed underwater together for the better part of an hour; ; a lovely Epiphany party at Errol Flynn 's, on which sacred occasion Letch stole away with an unknown &quot; starlet &quot;, <head>leaving</head> me &quot; high and dry &quot; to get home as best I could. 
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The trip from the test tube was not without snags. Boyer and Cohen, for instance, both still university researchers, had  to be talked  into  applying for a patent on their gene-splicing technique -- and then the Patent Office refused  to grant it.
That judgment, in turn, was reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court, <head>leaving</head> Cohen and Boyer holding the first patents for making recombinant DNA (now assigned to their schools ). 
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This being Britain, no woman has filed an equal-opportunity suit, but the extent of the problem surfaced this summer in a series of letters to &quot; The Ringing World, &quot; a weekly newspaper for ringers. One writer, signing his letter as &quot; Red-blooded, balanced male, &quot; remarked on the &quot; frequency of women fainting in peals, &quot; and suggested that they &quot; settle back into their traditional role of  making tea at meetings. &quot;
In the torrent of replies that followed, one woman ringer from Solihull observed that &quot; the average male ringer <head>leaves</head> quite a lot to be desired: badly dressed, decorated with acne and a large beer-belly, frequently unwashed and unbearably flatulent in peals. &quot; 
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In his bachelor days, his bedroom had been strewn  with clothes which his mother, or later the hotel maid, generally saw  fit  to put  in order. No doubt  Dolores resented  following in their footsteps.
But it was fun those first days, kidding about the trail of garments he <head>left</head> littered across the rug. 
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Possible candidates include Susan Petersen, president of Ballantine Del Rey Fawcett, Random House's huge and successful paperback division. Some say  Anthony Cheetham, head of a recently acquired British company, Century Hutchinson, could be chosen .
There is also speculation that Mr. Newhouse could bring in a powerhouse businessman or another Newhouse family member to run the business side, in combination with a publishing executive like Robert Gottlieb, who <head>left</head> Random House's Alfred A. Knopf to run the New Yorker, also owned by the Newhouse family. 
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But he wouldn't ask her -- he wasn't the kind of man who  would force his wife to submit to him against her will. And he wouldn't leave her either -- he 'd told me that.
He was too honorable to leave his wife penniless and <head>leave</head> those helpless children without their daddy. 
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That gives it an enviable strategic advantage, at least until its rivals catch up, but also plenty of managerial headaches. For example, Nissan's U.S. operations include 10 separate subsidiaries -- for manufacturing, sales, design, research, etc. -- that  report separately back to Japan.
And in July, Nissan's Tennessee manufacturing plant beat back a United Auto Workers organizing effort with aggressive tactics that have <head>left</head> some workers bitter. 
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Over the rapidly-diminishing outline of a jump seat piled  high with luggage Herry's black brushcut was just discernible, near, or enviably near that spot where --  hidden  -- more delicately-textured, most beautifully tinted hair must still be streaming back in cool, oh cool wind sweetly perfumed  with sagebrush and yucca flowers and engine fumes .  Damn his luck.
I would have foregone my romantic chances rather than <head>leave</head> a friend sweltering and dusty and -- Well, at least I wouldn't have shouted back a taunt. 
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The absolution of Doaty's last will and testament was proof enough of that; ; Doaty would never have <head>left</head> her house to a godless woman. 
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It was foggy that evening, but the path to my house was so well  grooved  that I could feel my way,  accustomed  as I was   to the dense mists that  rise from the sun-warmed palisades of the river and sometimes last for days. In the morning the fog was still thick so that  to go to the village I crept along with my headlights full on.
I did notice a twinkle of light from the big house through the woods but as I had left a light on in my own house because of the fog I assumed Mrs. Salter had done the same before she <head>left</head> for town. 
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What flights  <head>leave</head> from Nashville to Phoenix 
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I need a flight from Newark to Los Angeles <head>leaving</head> tomorrow evening 
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I need a flight to Seattle <head>leaving</head> from Baltimore making a stop in Minneapolis 
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The return flight should <head>leave</head> at around seven p.m 
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Which of those  <head>leave</head> before eight a.m 
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Arlene had taught them a new way   to have fun in their little private area ; ; and they had told their mother about the tumbles. In matters of exact information, that kept her one step behind developments; ; and so they were consistently true to their principles.
&quot; Never mind &quot;, Arlene had said, after the policeman had <head>left</head>, having pursued the usual unco-operative course of grownups. 
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Although he still didn't speak to anyone, he grew fond of  saying, &quot; The future lies in Asia &quot;, when the opportunity arose , and when he graduated from high school  his parents sent him to New York  to give him a foundation, they said, for his life in Asian studies. Richard was a solitary student in New York and acquired, in his remoteness, a thorough if bookish knowledge of Asian lore, literature, life, politics and history.
He was awarded a fellowship to continue his studies in Tokyo and he packed up his clothes, the biwa upon which he had been practicing and his image of Acala, and <head>left</head> to spend a week at home before leaving the country. 
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Which ones  <head>leave</head> in the morning 
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Which of these flights  <head>leave</head> latest 
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A dark bathroom can be pretty scary, and he 'd creep back to bed,  proud of himself,  thinking: Tomorrow, for sure, I 'll go down to the rock and keep my promise to Dad. He hadn't intended  to make the promise.
It happened two weeks ago, the night before his father <head>left</head> on a business trip to South America. 
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There had been supper parties and teas, fetes and little balls, Mama small and pretty and gay and Papa enormously jocular, enormously possessive, the sun around which the Blackwell planets revolved . Mama had died before the corruption of the family circle, the interruption of Charles.
It was safe to assume that Papa, sighing heavily, had said many times to his remaining daughter, &quot; Thank God your poor mother was spared this &quot;, and indeed it might be true that it had been easier for Henrietta to <head>leave</head>, with her hand in Charles ' hand, just because her &quot; poor mother &quot; was gone already and would never know. 
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They argue that U.S. investors often can buy American depositary receipts on the big stocks in many funds; these so-called ADRs represent shares of foreign companies traded  in the U.S.. That way investors can essentially buy the funds without  paying the premium.
For people who insist on jumping in now to buy the funds, Newgate's Mr. Foot says: &quot; The only advice I have for these folks is that those who come to the party late had better be ready to <head>leave</head> quickly. 
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What flights  <head>leave</head> from Phoenix 
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@i05033sx-d-8
 Show me flights that  <head>leave</head> in the morning 
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Suddenly, seekingly, Lucy asked, &quot; Mother, do you know something  I don't know  &quot;? ? Again there was that curious pause, and then her mother said, &quot; I guess  I do.
Just before Myra <head>left</head> -- She was saying good-by to Cathy, and she didn't realize I was near &quot;. 
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@i05063sx-d-7
 Show me the last flight   to <head>leave</head> 
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They breakfasted together, but Martin did not refer to his triumph, and Dolores found a great deal   to do  in the kitchen,  bobbing up and down from the table so that talk was impossible. Well, Martin thought , That 'll save.
He <head>left</head> for work in high spirits. 
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Which of these  <head>leave</head> after noon and stop in Phoenix 
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But he was always persuaded  out. He liked children, in a loathsome kind of way; ; the two youngest in our family always had  to be brought in and put through tricks for his entertainment.
When he had <head>left</head>, I could never remember whether he had poked them in their middles, laughingly, with a thick index finger or whether he was merely so much the sort of person who did this that one assumed the action, not bothering to look. 
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Regardless of how much of a slob you knew yourself to be , you could be certain  they would never find out -- and even if they did it would make no difference. Now it became increasingly apparent that there were  to be no dogs in the picture.
What in the world were you going to do with a lot of dogs when you <head>left</head> for town on Monday afternoons? ? 
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@8l8065sx-a-11
I need a flight from Phoenix to Detroit <head>leaving</head> Monday evening 
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She seemed overly tall, her brow knitted  in concern. &quot; Well, at least you won't have  to do that &quot;, she was saying .
&quot; I'm about to <head>leave</head> myself. 
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@tj0013sx-a-13
 Show me one way flights from Milwaukee to Orlando <head>leaving</head> on Wednesday morning 
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@i05043sx-d-7
 Show me the flight that  <head>leaves</head> first 
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She had vanished; ; he must have slept again. He was staring at the blue china lamp left on beside him.
It seemed too much trouble even to reach for the switch; ; but of course the impossible effort of <head>leaving</head> would have to be made on this Monday morning. 
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@i05023sx-d-8
 Show me flights that  <head>leave</head> in the morning 
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<context>
@i020h3sx-a-10
What flights  <head>leave</head> from Phoenix to Nashville on American Airlines 
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@i020a3sx-d-5
What flights  <head>leave</head> from Phoenix 
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&quot; On certain occasions a spirit could be earthbound and make itself known, &quot; he says . &quot; It happens. &quot;
Father Trabold often uses what he calls &quot; a therapeutic exorcism &quot;: a few prayers and an admonition to the spirit to <head>leave</head>. 
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<context>
@i0h065sx-x-6
<head>Leaving</head> next day in the morning 
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He was supposed  to be in court this afternoon, at City Hall. Who  would take over? ?
He 'd have to think, but the main thing, the imperative necessity, was to <head>leave</head> before Sam Bentley was up and about, and before Millie detained him with sympathy. 
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Johnson never would have believed  she had a son that age. Mrs. Roebuck thought  Johnson was a &quot; sweet bawh  t'- lah lahk thet &quot;, but her Herman was getting  to be a man, there was no  getting around it.
&quot; Just befoh he <head>left</head> foh his academeh we wuh hevin dack-rihs on the vuhranduh, Major Roebuck an Ah, an Huhmun says ' May Ah hev one too '? ? 
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&quot; I wonder if they did eat each other at the end &quot;, Owen mused . He sat down next to a heavily-upholstered blonde, but she was cleaned  out in twenty minutes.
She sighed a dirty word and <head>left</head>. 
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@ti0023sx-d-7
<head>Leaving</head> after six p.m on Wednesdays 
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That place is crawling with Bill Doolin and his gang &quot;. Even as he spoke those words Billy Tilghman's life hung on a thread.
Back in the house a hoodlum named Red Buck, sore because Billy had been allowed to <head>leave</head> unscathed, jumped from a bunk and swore he was going after him to kill him right then. 
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Joyce went on, &quot; When we 'd finished, Lou -- Mr. Thor -- asked me  to stay a little longer. He wanted a few stills for magazine ads, he said .
Everybody <head>left</head> and I stayed in the pool, then Lou came back alone and leaped into the pool too. 
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<answer instance="leave.128" senseid="leave%2:38:01::"/> 
<context>
@g010p2sx-d-3
Which  <head>leaves</head> latest 
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Under terms of the spinoff, Cray Research stockholders are  to receive one Cray Computer share for every two Cray Research shares  they own  in a distribution expected  to occur in about two weeks. No price for the new shares has been set .
Instead, the companies will <head>leave</head> it up to the marketplace to decide. 
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&quot; Don't you play hard today then. And if you get sick,  ask the teacher  to let you come home early.
Daddy <head>left</head> the car for me, and I'm going to town this afternoon &quot;. 
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She had been watching Maggie go from the washing machine to the baby to the stove and back again. &quot; I have plenty of odd moments when I could be doing something  &quot;, Maggie said .
&quot; It would make me feel a lot better, but the Woman's Exchange isn't taking baked goods any more and I can't <head>leave</head> the baby with Grandma because she isn't strong enough and the baby's too young to be put in a nursery &quot;. 
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( It is John Hart.) Mr. Rambo says that a 3.2-acre property overlooking the San Fernando Valley is priced  at $4 million  because the late actor Erroll Flynn once lived there.
&quot; If Flynn hadn't <head>lived</head> there, the property might have been priced $1 million lower, &quot; says Mr. Rambo, noting that Flynn's house has been bulldozed, and only the swimming pool remains. 
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<instance id="live.004">
<answer instance="live.004" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
It's being sold  through bookstores, newsstands and some video stores. Though Ms. Volokh is a small woman, she has an outsized personality and dramatic flair that  seem perfectly suited  to capitalism as it is practiced  in Hollywood.
Certainly life for her has changed considerably since the days in Kiev, when she <head>lived</head> with her parents, her husband and her two sons in a 2 1 2-room apartment in what she calls &quot; silent internal immigration, &quot; dreaming of escape. 
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<instance id="live.005">
<answer instance="live.005" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
DDB Needham's office building may have sustained structural damage, the spokesman added  . &quot; All operations have stopped, &quot; he said .
A number of agencies, including Thompson and Foote, Cone &amp; Belding, said some employees who <head>live</head> outside of San Francisco, fearful that they wouldn't be able to get home, spent the night at the agency. 
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<answer instance="live.008" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
A parliamentary inquiry found in July that more than 70 people living in Britain could have been part of death squads that  roamed Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe. Parliament is expected  to discuss next month whether  to change the law.
British investigations were prompted by a list of 17 alleged war criminals <head>living</head> in Britain sent to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in October 1986 by the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles. 
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<answer instance="live.010" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
The scars will be here years after the polls close. &quot; In each show, Mancuso gets  to unleash similar harangues:
&quot; Where the hell are they gon na <head>live</head> when people like you turn the world into a big toxic waste dump? 
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<instance id="live.012">
<answer instance="live.012" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
We lived in rural areas many years, but now live in St. Louis County, Mo. This morning as I drove the 13 miles to my law office and endured the routine heavy traffic during that twice-daily journey, I thought of how fortunate it  was  that we made the decision  to be residents of an expanding community with so many opportunities and where so much is happening .
The presence of so many people, cars and competing businesses is evidence of a healthy economy in a place where people want to <head>live</head>. 
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<instance id="live.014">
<answer instance="live.014" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Among its new customers: day-care centers that  previously spurned the service. The National Association of Diaper Services, Philadelphia, says that since January it has gotten more than 672 inquiries from people interested in  starting diaper services.
Elisa Hollis launched a diaper service last year because State College, Pa., where she <head>lives</head>, didn't have one. 
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<instance id="live.015">
<answer instance="live.015" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
And we don't have any money -- we don't have a dime ! ! All  we own  is Francie's bedroom set and the televison-record player and we even owe on them.
And we 'll be poor and have to <head>live</head> in a grubby little house like yours -- and all because of that &quot; -- I clamped my hand over her mouth to stop the stream of filth. 
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<instance id="live.016">
<answer instance="live.016" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
It accounts for so many things. Both Red McIver and Handley Walker lived nearby, almost as near as I do.
Red <head>lived</head> at Lanesville, and from his house he could be up on the Common in a half hour's brisk walk; ; Handley lived further on, at Pigeon Cove. 
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<instance id="live.021">
<answer instance="live.021" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
As onlookers stand behind barricades, helmeted firemen and building inspectors survey rows of nearby buildings that  were twisted  from their foundations and seem on the verge of collapse. In the Marina District, residents spent yesterday  assessing damage, cleaning up and trying  to find friends and neighbors.
Evelyn Boccone, 85 years old, has <head>lived</head> in the district most of her life. 
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<instance id="live.022">
<answer instance="live.022" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Where '60s dropouts professed  to scorn middle-class life and ambitious yuppies hoped  to leave it far behind as they scaled the upper reaches of success , it now seems that so many people  feel  they're slipping between the cracks, that middle-class life is viewed  with nostalgia or outright longing. Lisa Zeidner's third novel, &quot; Limited Partnerships &quot; (North Point Press, 256 pages, $18.95 ) is a stylish, funny and thoughtful look at the way  love relationships are affected  by the pressures of money, or, more specifically, the lack of it .
Nora Worth and Malcolm DeWitt, 33 and 39 respectively, <head>live</head> together in a townhouse in a transitional Philadelphia neighborhood. 
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<instance id="live.023">
<answer instance="live.023" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
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Straightened out -- They 'd had years of  making all that money ! ! &quot; I won't do it &quot;, I said  flatly.
&quot; Nadine was always too good to <head>live</head> in a little house like this ! ! 
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<instance id="live.025">
<answer instance="live.025" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
And the key to the suite is still missing &quot;. On the train Alec refreshed his memory of the Beauclerk case by  reading teletype flimsies -- spot-news stories about the crime sent  out by the Pearson City Star, a member of the Syndicate Press.
Diana Beauclerk was a second-rate actress <head>living</head> in New York. 
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<instance id="live.027">
<answer instance="live.027" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
This ought  to simplify Tolley's life &quot;. Laban had more   to say .
Tolley had gone to <head>live</head> in California. 
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<instance id="live.028">
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<context>
Hal saw in his mind the rest of Earth: Iceland, Greenland, the Caribbean Islands, and the eastern half of South America. Here the peoples spoke the tongue of Iceland because that island had gotten the jump on the Hawaiian-Americans who  were busy  resettling North America and the western half of South America after the Apocalyptic War.
Then there was North America, where American was the native speech of all except the twenty descendants of French-Canadians <head>living</head> on the Hudson Bay Preserve. 
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<answer instance="live.029" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
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&quot; Power names like that don't hurt the city's reputation, &quot; Mr. Miller says . In Hollywood, an average family can gain cachet from  moving into a home vacated  by the famous or near famous.
&quot; Why we even just sold a three-bedroom house in Van Nuys and were able to keep the price firm in a weak real-estate market by noting that the original Lone Ranger <head>lived</head> there, &quot; says David Rambo, a sales associate with Jon Douglas Co., a Los Angeles real-estate agency. 
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<answer instance="live.030" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Carrie seemed more affectionate, but obviously Julia had respected his request. He took her hand.
&quot; I wish I didn't have to go back to school &quot;, she said, and then, &quot; I wish you <head>lived</head> in New York. 
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<instance id="live.032">
<answer instance="live.032" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Here they did not need  to be in ghettos. If she could not take the children out of this section, at least she could take other children out of their countries and put them on the farms.
She set out to make sure that no Jewish child anyplace in the world had to <head>live</head> in a place such as this &quot;. 
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<instance id="live.033">
<answer instance="live.033" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
But for Soviet citizens who  travel abroad for business or tourism, the rate will jump to 6.26 rubles to the dollar. Tass news agency said  the devaluation also will apply to foreigners ' transactions.
But it didn't elaborate, and it remains unclear how far Western tourists and foreigners <head>living</head> in Moscow will be allowed to benefit from the sweeping rate cut. 
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<instance id="live.034">
<answer instance="live.034" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Somebody had scrawled American Express, Piazza di Spagna? ?, across the envelope, and now Theresa had it, all as easily as if she had been the President of the Republic or the Pope. Inside were  all the things  they thought  she ought to know  concerning the last illness, death, and burial of Cousin Alexander Carraway.
Cousin Emma and Cousin Elec, brother and sister -- unmarried, devoted, aging -- had <head>lived</head> next door to the Stubblefields in Tuxapoka from time immemorial until the Stubblefields had moved to Montgomery fifteen years ago. 
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<instance id="live.035">
<answer instance="live.035" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Diana Beauclerk was a second-rate actress living in New York. Two weeks ago she had gone west to Pearson City.
Daniel Forbes, her divorced husband, <head>lived</head> there. 
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<instance id="live.036">
<answer instance="live.036" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
And the truth is what you 've come for , is  it not? ? Now, Dogtown is one of those places that  creeps into the marrow as worms get into old wood, under the veneer.
In fact, all the folk who <head>lived</head> on the back of Cape Ann, they are not just like others. 
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<answer instance="live.042" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
( I myself have identified about sixty sites, from the old maps and registers. A fascinating pursuit, I assure you.)
Even I can remember nothing but ruined cellars and tumbled pillars, and nobody has <head>lived</head> there in the memory of any living man. 
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<instance id="live.044">
<answer instance="live.044" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
One can understand Mr. Bork's fear that the new right to privacy will become intolerably stretched , though a Supreme Court composed  of men and women with realism, guts and a sense of limits should be able  to manage it. What  is certain is that if Americans allow another happening like the degrading Bork confirmation circus, it will be at their peril.
Mr. Lerner is a writer and historian <head>living</head> in New York. 
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<instance id="live.045">
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<context>

We <head>lived</head> in rural areas many years, but now live in St. Louis County, Mo. 
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<instance id="live.047">
<answer instance="live.047" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Please  get that in your reports. It accounts for so many things.
Both Red McIver and Handley Walker <head>lived</head> nearby, almost as near as I do. 
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<instance id="live.048">
<answer instance="live.048" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>

Thirty-four thousand of its children <head>live</head> in foster homes, while 50,000 residents have no homes at all. 
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<instance id="live.049">
<answer instance="live.049" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
It's not just in Eastern Europe where the march of events is finally on the U.S. side , but on the horn of Africa as well. The only U.S. liability in the region is what  remains of the link to Mr. Barre, and that should be cut  fast.
Mr. Kaplan, author of &quot; Surrender or Starve: The Wars Behind the Famine &quot; (Westview Press, 1988 ), <head>lives</head> in Lisbon. 
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<instance id="live.050">
<answer instance="live.050" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
The Aricaras treated us like friends. And here all the time you knew  the Sioux would be using our rifles on them ! !
God, what a world you people <head>live</head> in &quot;. 
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<instance id="live.053">
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<context>
Under current law, such suspects are immune from prosecution for acts committed  while not  British citizens. &quot; If we're not careful we could become known as a haven for war criminals, &quot; said  Jeff Rooker, a member of Parliament and one of several British politicians attending a London conference with government investigators from the U.S., Canada and Australia.
A parliamentary inquiry found in July that more than 70 people <head>living</head> in Britain could have been part of death squads that roamed Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe. 
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<instance id="live.056">
<answer instance="live.056" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
There didn't seem  to be any signs of a struggle. I told Moore,
&quot; Where does Tim's wife <head>live</head> &quot;? ? 
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<context>

We lived in rural areas many years, but now <head>live</head> in St. Louis County, Mo. 
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<instance id="live.062">
<answer instance="live.062" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Using a calculator and a unit-price guide for such jobs as painting, plumbing and roofing in each major region of the country, adjusters can figure out the value of a home in today's market and what it would cost   to rebuild it. Sometimes repairs are out of the question.
When Aetna adjuster Bill Schaeffer visited a retired couple in Oakland last Thursday, he found them <head>living</head> in a mobile home parked in front of their yard. 
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<instance id="live.063">
<answer instance="live.063" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Nevertheless, he made a mental note  to look into Garth's financial background. Brian Thayer had a downtown address.
He <head>lived</head> in an apartment house not over three or four years old, a reclaimed island of landscaped brick and glass on the fringe of the business district. 
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<instance id="live.066">
<answer instance="live.066" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
What in the world were you going  to do  with a lot of dogs when you left for town on Monday afternoons ? ? You certainly couldn't take them into the little apartment and if you tried  to farm them out for two or three days every week they would become so confused that they would have nervous breakdowns.
Why in the world couldn't he <head>live</head> in one place the way everyone else seemed to? ? 
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<instance id="live.067">
<answer instance="live.067" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
There are a few ramshackle fishing towns with quiet atolls of resort houses nearby. People are not apt  to be self-conscious about the place or themselves.
Texas is big and beautiful and they <head>live</head> here, that's all. 
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<instance id="live.070">
<answer instance="live.070" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Will you obstruct this, or will you help? ? I know  it's not part of the bargain, and your elders might not like it &quot;.
&quot; Nobody else can <head>live</head> in your hearth while I am in it &quot;, Hesperus said promptly. 
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<answer instance="live.072" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
But officials in Rome say  the issue was legally resolved  by a settlement between Italy and King Idris, deposed  by Col. Muammar Gadhafi in 1969. Canadian Indians are taking five countries to court in a bid  to stop low military flights over their homes, the Dutch Defense Ministry said  .
Representatives of the Inuit and Cree peoples <head>living</head> in Quebec and Labrador in northeastern Canada told the ministry of the planned action at a meeting, a ministry spokesman said. 
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<instance id="live.074">
<answer instance="live.074" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
It was so dark that he didn't see it hit the water and the noisy rush of the ocean kept him from  hearing it. It was as though the biwa had been eaten  up by the wind.
In Tokyo Richard took up a life similar to that which he had <head>lived</head> in New York, except that he had replaced his biwa with a friend. 
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<instance id="live.075">
<answer instance="live.075" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Frank grovels a little for the bookers, probably no more or less than he would have  to  if he worked for a big corporation. On his off-hours he wears cardigan sweaters.
Jeff Bridges is the younger brother, Jack, who fancies himself the rebellious artist; he <head>lives</head> in a loft with his sick dog and the occasional visit from the little girl upstairs, who climbs down the fire escape. 
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<instance id="live.076">
<answer instance="live.076" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
&quot;  Let's hear it, anyway &quot;. &quot;  Wait a little while.
Let Senora Brannon <head>live</head> in her father's house for a time. 
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<instance id="live.077">
<answer instance="live.077" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Poverty is only two blocks from President Bush's residence. For years, we tried  to ignore the problem of poverty, and now that it has gotten out of hand it's a new crusade for the media and our Democratic Congress.
Nobody should have to <head>live</head> in such poor conditions as in &quot; Sugar Ditch, &quot; but when you travel to Washington, Boston, Chicago or New York, the same problems exist. 
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<instance id="live.078">
<answer instance="live.078" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
Barbra Streisand made him famous. He cut her hair.
He <head>lived</head> with her. 
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<instance id="live.080">
<answer instance="live.080" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
To him life was a restless boredom that  began with the rising sun and ended only with sleep. When he would be a man , he would be a rich man.
He would not be like the &quot; rich Americans &quot; who <head>lived</head> in white-columned houses on the other side of the park. 
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<instance id="live.081">
<answer instance="live.081" senseid="live%2:42:08::"/> 
<context>
&quot; Most people can't even remember his name. &quot; (It is John Hart.)
Mr. Rambo says that a 3.2-acre property overlooking the San Fernando Valley is priced at $4 million because the late actor Erroll Flynn once <head>lived</head> there. 
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</instance>
<instance id="live.084">
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Continued investment in my 1984 subcompact has been part of my strategy (Figure 5 ), with present annual contributions now equaling more than 60% of the car's original value. According to my calculations, these outlays should have brought the value of my sedan  to more than $22,000  on the open market (Figure 6 ), where I plan  to offer it shortly .
Expansion of my <head>living</head> space has produced an obvious need for maintenance and construction of suitable lawns, shrubs and bushes fitting to its suburban locale. 
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Tilghman knew that some ranchers were hand-in-glove with the Doolin gang. They bought rustled cattle from the outlaw, kept him supplied  with guns and ammunition, harbored his men in their houses.
Billy decided to set an example by arresting one of the ranchers, named Ed Dunn, who <head>lived</head> at Rock Fort. 
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Mrs. Monmouth thought of him as her discovery, and she paid two to three hundred dollars for a painting. It was all gravy, and Donald didn't need much   to live on ; ; none of us did.
We shared the expenses of the studio, and we all <head>lived</head> within walking distance of it, in cheap lodgings of one kind or another. 
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Yet there will be people who  will sob at &quot; Immediate Family, &quot; a limply constructed and offensive movie about adoption. These are the sensitive souls who  can empathize with  and even enjoy hearing about  other people's troubles, no matter how haltingly or predictably the sad tale is told  .
Written by Barbara Benedek, co-author of &quot; The Big Chill, &quot; &quot; Immediate Family &quot; takes the position that only rich people <head>living</head> in nice houses should have children. 
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I talked first,  telling him everything  I knew  about Seaton and his house and domestic arrangements. I drew diagrams and floor plans; ; he memorized them thoroughly and then we tore them into tiny pieces and flushed them down.
He gave me equivalent and even more detailed dope on Radic, including diagrams -- one of the apartment building Radic <head>lived</head> in and one of the apartment itself. 
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&quot; Well, Doc, you old sonofabitch &quot; ! ! Whitey exclaimed , with true affection. &quot;  Come over and have a drink.
We <head>live</head> down by the Base commissary. 
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It was a disturbingly familiar face, too, but I couldn't remember where we had met . I said, &quot; Do we know each other, Miss &quot;? ?
&quot; No, I remembered reading about you in the papers and that you <head>lived</head> here, and when it happened all I could think of was &quot; -- 
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For a year the boy had lived in the bush in a boxcar. Did many of Sam's countrymen live in boxcars in the bush? ?
Had Sam ever <head>lived</head> in a boxcar? ? 
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The rustling problem was by no means solved . Even in the very area where the shooting had been done  , cattle were still disappearing.
For less than a dozen miles from the unplowed land of the dead man <head>lived</head> another settler who had ignored the warnings that his existence might be foreclosed on -- a blatant and defiant rustler named Fred Powell. 
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The film makers have couched this offensive idea in pretty packaging. Everyone  is very nice and good-looking -- the adoptive parents (Glenn Close and James Woods) and the teen-age couple who  decide  to give up their baby for adoption (Mary Stuart Masterson and Kevin Dillon ).
Linda and Michael (Ms. Close and Mr. Woods ), who seem to be pushing 40, <head>live</head> in a large and tastefully decorated home in suburban Seattle. 
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I have two friends that  would like  to visit me on Wednesday here in Washington D C one of them <head>lives</head> in Denver and the other lives in Miami 
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Like most of the other 6,000 churches in Britain with sets of bells, St. Michael once had its own &quot; band &quot; of ringers, who  would herald every Sunday morning and evening service. Now, only one local ringer  remains: 64-year-old Derek Hammond.
The others here today <head>live</head> elsewhere. 
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@8k1012sx-a-29
I have two friends that  would like  to visit me on Wednesday here in Washington D C one of them lives in Denver and the other <head>lives</head> in Miami 
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Hundreds of Californians made their way to their computers after the quake, and checked in with each other on electronic bulletin boards, which  link computers CB-radio-style, via phone lines. Some of the most vivid bulletins came over The Well, a Sausalito, Calif., board that  is one of the liveliest outposts of the electronic underground.
About two-thirds of the Well's 3,000 subscribers <head>live</head> in the Bay Area. 
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And why not? Some of our best and most idiosyncratic film makers -- from Truffaut to Fellini to Woody Allen -- have taken a cue from Chekhov: When it comes to compelling drama , there's no place like home.
Yet too many people working in Hollywood today seem to suffer from the delusion that the drama played out in every home will be interesting to people who <head>live</head> somewhere else. 
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Nor did they care. The letter, scraped on stone, had been a message home.
They could still read the opening: &quot; Once, I was like you, stepping out of my window at the end of day, and letting the winds blow me gently toward the place I <head>lived</head> in. 
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Of course I 'd rather  have a computer software firm in my backyard than a hazardous waste incinerator.
But I 'd also rather <head>live</head> next door to an incinerator than to some of the hog farms I 've seen (and smelt) in these parts. 
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<instance id="live.118">
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Two guys from Gary, Ind.? &quot; Not so.
Co-authors David Savageau and Richard Boyer, <head>live</head> in Gloucester, Mass., and Asheville, N.C., respectively. 
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Perhaps most striking, 35% of households headed  by people aged 18 to 44 have at least one foreign car. That's true of only 14% of households headed  by someone 60 or older.
Generally, imports appeal most to Americans who <head>live</head> in the West and are well-educated, affluent and, especially, young. 
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<instance id="live.068">
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Uncertainty dogs every aspect of their lives. Malcolm faces bankruptcy and an IRS audit, but Nora finds an extra $30,000  in her bank account,  suddenly increasing her available funds some fifteenfold.
While she is wondering whether to <head sats="live_it_up.068:0 live_it_up.068:1">live</head> <sat id="live_it_up.068:0">it</sat> <sat id="live_it_up.068:1">up</sat>, and do something even more dramatic, say get married, her life is further complicated by the reappearance of an old flame, David, a film critic and actor who always seems to be just on the brink of stardom. 
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It also adds to the mystery of the venture. Mr. Blodgett, the boiler-room veteran, believes that for many investors, the get-rich-quick scams carry a longed-for element of excitement.
&quot; Once people got into it, I was allowing them to <head>live</head> a dream, &quot; he says. 
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&quot; But we shouldn't leave out political reasons, number one. You try  to maintain your dignity under difficult circumstances.
One can not imagine how you live when you <head>live</head> those double and triple lives. &quot; 
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One or two were writers of books; ; all were fellows of finite charm. Each had developed a hair-trigger chuckle and the habit of  saying &quot; zounds &quot; ! ! In deference to country-squirehood.
I never thought I 'd <head>live</head> to hear people chuckle and say &quot; zounds &quot; ! ! In real life. 
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Peter Anthony, who  runs an employment agency in New York, decries program trading as &quot;  limiting the game to a few, &quot; but he also isn't sure  it should be more strictly regulated . &quot; I don't want  to denounce it because  denouncing it would be like  denouncing capitalism, &quot; he explains .
And surprising numbers of small investors seem to be adapting to greater stock market volatility and say they can <head sats="live_with.065:0">live</head> <sat id="live_with.065:0">with</sat> program trading. 
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I 've been advising small businesses many years and have <head sats="live_with.108:0">lived</head> <sat id="live_with.108:0">with</sat> the fact that 50% will go out of business within two years, and 80% in five years. 
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The White House and the Democratic leadership in Congress blame each other for  turning capital-gains taxes into such a divisive issue this year. Neither side showed any sign of  retreating.
Meeting with reporters Friday, Mr. Darman again said he would rather <head sats="live_with.119:0">live</head> <sat id="live_with.119:0">with</sat> across-the-board spending cuts than accept a deficit-reduction bill like the one passed by the House, which would increase spending in future years. 
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A study by Tulane Prof. James Wright says  homelessness is due to a complex array of problems, with the common thread of poverty. The study shows that nearly 40% of the homeless population is made up  of women and children and that only 25% of the homeless exhibits some combination of drug, alcohol and mental problems.
According to Dr. Wright, homelessness is &quot; simultaneously a housing problem, an employment problem, a demographic problem, a problem of social disaffiliation, a mental health problem, a family violence problem, a problem created by the cutbacks in social welfare spending, a problem resulting from the decay of the traditional nuclear family, and a problem intimately connected to the recent increase in the number of persons <head>living</head> below the poverty level. &quot; 
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But that was not  to be. Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s spokesmen for both the Unification Church and its opponents in the anticult movement gave wildly exaggerated membership figures.
Their legacy <head sats="live_on.020:0">lives</head> <sat id="live_on.020:0">on</sat>. 
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&quot; Why  put such a high value on  being top dog  &quot;? ? I added . It was coarse, almost insulting, this harsh appraisal, and she has never come  to see me since.
But suppose she had not taken Mrs. Mathias ' advice and <head sats="live_on.057:0">lived</head> <sat id="live_on.057:0">on</sat> like thousands of women in towns, dispossessed of love, hanging on to makeshifts, and altogether and finally arid. 
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He also had, at times, an uncanny absent-minded air like a sleepwalker; ; he would look right through you while you were talking to him, and if you said, &quot; For Christ's sake, Donald, you 've got Prussian blue all over your shirt &quot;, he would smile, and nod, and an hour later the paint would be all over his pants as well. Mrs. Monmouth thought of him as her discovery, and she paid two to three hundred dollars for a painting.
It was all gravy, and Donald didn't need much to <head sats="live_on.152:0">live</head> <sat id="live_on.152:0">on</sat>; ; none of us did. 
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Philip and Linda move into her mansion and can't keep their hands off each other, even in front of the Hawaiian Japanese houseman. But the lovebirds have a conflict.
He wants to continue being a low-paid private eye, and she wants him to <head>live</head> off the million dollars she's settled on him. 
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Consider the tense system. Instead of  inflecting a verb or using an unattached particle  to indicate the past or future, Siddo used an entirely different word.
Thus, the masculine animate infinitive dabhumaksanigalu'ahai, meaning to <head>live</head>, was, in the perfect tense, ksu'u'peli'afo, and, in the future, mai'teipa. 
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Henrietta murmured that she could quite see how it would  , and he nodded approval of her womanly good sense. &quot;  Rests the tissues &quot;, he said , &quot; and pacifies the system.
My dad did it, and he <head>lived</head> to a great age &quot;. 
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&quot; I 've got this cold &quot;, he wrote . Not that it was any of her business.
&quot; It's none of my business &quot;, said the next note, &quot; but my Aunt Elsie used to take lemon juice and honey in hot water for a cold, and she <head>lived</head> to be ninety-six. 
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A few moments later her hands were trembling and her brow had contracted with anxiety and dismay. Of course, one of them would have  to go and do this ! !
Poor Cousin Elec, she thought, tears rising to sting in the sun, but why couldn't he have arranged to <head>live</head> through the summer? ? 
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There had been classroom guffaws which  quickly subsided as Professor Griggs said dryly: &quot; I see your point, Pauson. Of course, males play a role there, but  believe me when I say  you wouldn't enjoy yourself one bit on Eromonga .
Indeed, you wouldn't <head>live</head> long, for the females either drive the men they 've seized from neighboring islands back to their boats after exploiting them for amatory purposes, or they destroy them by revolting but ingenious methods. 
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He couldn't stop  killing. That  was his true love, not Penny.
The terrible power of a gun, the thing that blasted the soul out of a <head>living</head> body, man or beast, was one he never wanted to lose. 
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She <head>lived</head> and was given a name. 
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&quot; In the present &quot;, Felix proclaimed . &quot; For the future.
Is there any other time in which a man can <head>live</head> &quot;? ? 
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Lady Da smiled at him often, but there was no love in this place. She had lost the extra torsos.
In between teratologies, she was a pretty and shapely woman; ; but the nicest thing about their relationship was her whisper to him, repeated some thousands of time, repeated with smiles and hope, &quot; People never <head>live</head> forever &quot;. 
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Of all the rip-roaring two-fisted tough boys of the Old West, &quot; Uncle Billy Tilghman &quot; stands out head and shoulders. He was the lawman who  survived more gunfights than any other famous gun-slinging character in the book.
He saw the most action, beat up more badmen with his bare fists, broke up the most gangs and sent more murderers to the gallows than any other U.S. marshal who <head>lived</head> before or after him. 
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<answer instance="live.064" senseid="live%2:42:04::"/> 
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The boy stood off a few feet and he had the stake again and he was racing innocently in circles, making the buzzing tractor sound with his lips. I'm sorry, I thought  to the snake, for you were beautiful.
I took the broken length of it around the tractor and I took one of the wrenches from the tool-kit and I struck its head, not looking at it, to kill it at last, for it could never <head>live</head>. 
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The women's faces had hardened after my statement. At a nod from Songau, four lithe and muscular girls darted to Frayne's side and seized him by the arms.
The man was an ox and he put up a creditable struggle; ; but four Eromonga women are more than a match for the strongest male that ever <head>lived</head>. 
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<instance id="live.082">
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Here, in an area smaller than a city block, lay  buried  traces of countless weird creatures that  had frolicked more than 500 million years ago -- creatures whose anatomical variety  far exceeded what  can be found  in all the world's oceans today. Such an embarrassment of riches was inconceivable to the man who  discovered the Burgess Shale, one Charles Doolittle Walcott.
The received Darwinian wisdom of the day said that animals <head>living</head> so long ago must be simple in design, limited in scope and ancestral to contemporary species. 
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In his eloquent dissent, Judge Alex Kozinski observed that when a writer uses quotation marks in  reporting what someone has said  , the reader assumes that these are the speaker's precise words or at least his words purged  of &quot; uh &quot; and &quot; you know &quot; and grammatical error. While judges have an obligation  under the First Amendment  to safeguard freedom of the press, &quot; the right  to deliberately alter quotations is not, in my view, a concomitant of a free press. &quot;
Ms. Malcolm, for example, wrote that Mr. Masson described himself as &quot; the greatest analyst who ever <head>lived</head>. &quot; 
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Had the suit been filed  in time, they said  , &quot; Bare-Faced Messiah &quot; would have been suppressed . This was too much for James Oakes, the court's chief judge.
In a powerful separate opinion, Judge Oakes further distinguished the Salinger case by pointing out that a <head>living</head> person, like Mr. Salinger, had privacy rights that did not apply to a dead man, like Mr. Hubbard. 
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<instance id="live.099">
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&quot; All  there ever was  &quot;? ? &quot; The past I leave  to historians &quot;, Felix intoned ,  demonstrating that he could be pompous as well as happy.
&quot; You <head>live</head> in the present &quot;? ? 
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( I myself have identified about sixty sites, from the old maps and registers. A fascinating pursuit, I assure you.)
Even I can remember nothing but ruined cellars and tumbled pillars, and nobody has lived there in the memory of any <head>living</head> man. 
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His voice had sharp edges, as though he knew very well  Lucy and he were not friends at the moment. &quot; All that junk &quot;? ?
Susan stared at him with hurt blue eyes that gushed an instant grief; ; to her, each of her dolls was a real person with a <head>living</head> heart. 
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<instance id="live.011">
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Madison's noble and unifying vision of the representative still can guide us. As long as we believe that all Americans, of every race and ethnic background, have common interests and can live together cooperatively, our political map should reflect our belief.
Racial gerrymandering -- creating separate black and white districts -- says that we have discarded that belief in our ability to <head>live</head> together and govern ourselves as one people. 
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<instance id="live.018">
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I remembered how hard it  was  for an outsider to become accepted  by long-established, stake-holding residents, and what pitfalls  awaited an original thinker in societies that  were long accustomed to unchanging, &quot; safe &quot; ways of thought and action. I remembered  being fired  at age 44, with five children at home, when my views and actions were deemed  unsettling by a timid, small-town employer .
How difficult it is for a thinking person to <head>live</head> among societies rooted in the past. 
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<instance id="live.069">
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Another field had given him fame enough   to satisfy any egotist. It was for love that he had served the Navy.
To have someday that love returned was what he had <head>lived</head> for. 
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<answer instance="live.071" senseid="live_with%2:31:00::"/> 
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Yet Jack's the one who  can remember every dive  they ever played , and when, and he dutifully shows up for work night after night (he consoles himself with booze and by  showing up at the last minute ).  Looking leaner than he has  in a while, the younger Mr. Bridges's Jack is sexy and cynical and a far sadder case than Frank, who 's managed  to chisel his dreams  to fit reality without  feeling too cheated.
He can <head sats="live_with.071:0">live</head> <sat id="live_with.071:0">with</sat> little pleasures. 
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And I will greatly appreciate it if you will not tell your husband. &quot; For the last half hour Mary Jane had criss-crossed half the length of the Gardens and, at last, come upon her knight.
His presence there, asleep in the grass, confirmed all that Mary Jane believed it was in his power to teach her: freedom from the tedium of needs such as hotels, the meaning of nature, how to <head>live</head>, simply, with the angels. 
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&quot; Oh &quot;? ? I said  with round eyes. I wondered if I ought  to go use the new one myself.
But I smelled the coffee, and thinking, What the hell, <head>live</head> dangerously, I decided I would scald my worries away. 
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<instance id="live.126">
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Large, heterogeneous election districts would encourage good government, said   Madison, because a representative would be compelled  to serve the interests of all his constituents and be servile to none. Madison's noble and unifying vision of the representative still can guide us.
As long as we believe that all Americans, of every race and ethnic background, have common interests and can <head>live</head> together cooperatively, our political map should reflect our belief. 
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Since its founding in 1818, Brooks Brothers, the standard-bearer of the Ivy League look, has eschewed flashy sales promotions and fashion trends -- the rules that most retailers <head>live</head> by. 
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The pipes burst and they all laughed and stood in ice water to their ankles while they swabbed the bathrooms. They lived mainly in the kitchen; ; they moved Maggie's bed and the baby's basket there, and the rest of them undressed by the stove and ran  groaning and shivering to the upper polar regions and plunged into icy beds.
Grandma said it was just like the early mining camp days, and it was the way people ought to <head>live</head>, only she was getting too old to take the pleasure from it that she used to. 
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<instance id="live.019">
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My unscientific friend does not believe that human stature is measurable in terms of speed, momentum, weightlessness, or distance from earth, but is a matter of the development of the human mind.
After Gagarin became the Greatest Man in the World, for a nation that does not believe in the cult of personality or in careerism, Moreland wrote me a letter in which he said: &quot; I am not interested in how long a bee can <head>live</head> in a vacuum, or how far it can fly. 
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&quot; Those are the things  I can do , now that I'm set  up &quot;. &quot; I 've been waiting  to get these things done  for months &quot;, she said .
&quot; We won't <head>live</head> long enough if I wait for you, besides which you don't need to worry -- there 'll be plenty more &quot;. 
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The inventory  you acquired  from me isn't going  to be easy   to move ; ; you can't very well sidle up to people on the street and ask if they want  to buy a hot Bodhisattva. Additionally, since you're going  to be hors de combat pretty soon with sprue, yaws, Delhi boil, the Granville wilt, liver fluke, bilharziasis, and a host of other complications of the hex  you 've aroused , you mustn't expect  to be lionized  socially.
My advice, if you <head>live</head> long enough to continue your vocation, is that the next time you're attracted by the exotic, pass it up -- it's nothing but a headache. 
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President Bush should take the Constitution in one hand and a budget ax in the other and get  to work. He should chop out both unconstitutional provisions and budget pork.
Congress may have lost any sense of discipline, but that doesn't mean the country must learn to <head>live</head> forever with this mess. 
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&quot; Me, the happy one &quot;. &quot; That much Latin we remember  &quot;, Gibby said  dryly.
&quot; You always <head sats="live_up_to.052:0 live_up_to.052:1">live</head> <sat id="live_up_to.052:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.052:1">to</sat> your name, always like this, always making happy &quot;? ? 
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President Jose Sarney, who  took office in 1985 when the man picked  by an electoral college became critically ill , appears  to be simply trying  to avoid hyperinflation. The unpopular Mr. Sarney, whose task  was  to bring about a smooth transition to democracy after 21 years of military rule, isn't seeking re-election.
What comes out of the ballot box could be crucial in determining whether Brazil finally <head sats="live_up_to.095:0 live_up_to.095:1">lives</head> <sat id="live_up_to.095:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.095:1">to</sat> the potential of the world's eighth largest economy or keeps living up to its other, less enviable title: that of the developing world's largest debtor, teetering on the brink of hyperinflation, mired in deficits and stagnation, with huge economic inequalities and social discontent boiling under the surface. 
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If he were able  to construct a popular and efficient corporatist system, he or his heir would be wellplaced  to rein in political opposition, and to re-establish control in Eastern Europe. The weaknesses in his plan do not lie in the political calculations -- Mr. Gorbachev is a consummate political leader, perhaps one of the greatest -- but in its economic prescription.
Contrary to widespread belief, Mussolini failed to <head sats="live_up_to.107:0 live_up_to.107:1">live</head> <sat id="live_up_to.107:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.107:1">to</sat> his promise to make the trains run on time; it is doubtful whether Soviet-style corporatism will make Soviet trains run on time, or fill the shops with goods that the consumers so desperately crave. 
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Latin American markets continued their recovery after a weak start to the year, SKF said  . The company said  the situation in the U.S. is still uncertain as reduced production in the country's automotive industry has resulted in weakened demand for rolling bearings.
Analysts said SKF's results for the first nine months <head sats="live_up_to.137:0 live_up_to.137:1">lived</head> <sat id="live_up_to.137:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.137:1">to</sat> market expectations as brokerage firms had predicted a pretax profit of 1.74 billion to 1.86 billion kronor. 
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President Jose Sarney, who  took office in 1985 when the man picked  by an electoral college became critically ill , appears  to be simply trying  to avoid hyperinflation. The unpopular Mr. Sarney, whose task  was  to bring about a smooth transition to democracy after 21 years of military rule, isn't seeking re-election.
What comes out of the ballot box could be crucial in determining whether Brazil finally lives up to the potential of the world's eighth largest economy or keeps <head sats="live_up_to.143:0 live_up_to.143:1">living</head> <sat id="live_up_to.143:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.143:1">to</sat> its other, less enviable title: that of the developing world's largest debtor, teetering on the brink of hyperinflation, mired in deficits and stagnation, with huge economic inequalities and social discontent boiling under the surface. 
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Her upper lip lifted slightly. She was biting into a small red radish; ; and that action always caused her to lift her lip from the sting of the thing.
Also, she <head>lived</head> in continual fear of finding a white worm curled up in a neat, mean little heap at the white center of the radish. 
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Kitti had come along  to justify everything. She was his goal, she was his reason.
He had <head>lived</head> all his life waiting for her. 
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In 1988, 31.6% of blacks lived in poverty, compared with 10.1% for whites and 26.8% for Hispanics. But two-thirds of all poor Americans were white.
More than half of poor families were headed by women <head>living</head> without men, the bureau said. 
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The government said 13.1% of Americans, or 31.9 million people, were <head>living</head> in poverty in 1988. 
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9:38 a.m. FIG:
I guess we're all <head>living</head> very tentatively here, waiting for the expected but dreaded aftershock. 
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Thanks largely to the continued growth of the U.S. economy, the poverty rate is now substantially lower than the 1983 peak of 15.3 %, but the improvements have been modest in the past couple of years. Poverty remains far more widespread among blacks than other Americans.
In 1988, 31.6% of blacks <head>lived</head> in poverty, compared with 10.1% for whites and 26.8% for Hispanics. 
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I was puzzled  by the remark, then I recalled the voice of mild Professor Howard Griggs three years ago in a university lecture on primitive societies. He had been speaking of this archipelago: &quot; Even when the islands were under German mandate before World War 1 , , Europeans gave Eromonga a wide berth.
The place is inhabited by several hundred warlike women who are anachronisms of the Twentieth Century -- stone age amazons who <head>live</head> in an all-female, matriarchal society which is self-sufficient &quot;. 
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Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue, since he is both a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself. &quot; The sound of bells is a net   to draw people into the church, &quot; he says .
&quot; I <head>live</head> in hopes that the ringers themselves will be drawn into that fuller life. &quot; 
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She would be among the elite of her kind. Her initial intelligence tests registered above normal and her adaptation index was unusually high.
As long as her development within her shell lived up to expectations, and there were no side-effects from the pituitary tinkering, Helva would <head>live</head> a rewarding, rich and unusual life, a far cry from what she would have faced as an ordinary, &quot; normal &quot; being. 
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All the fine old stock was dying out,  look at the world today. His own children had suffered from the weakening of those values which he and Theresa had always taken  for  granted, and as for his grandchildren (he had one  so far, still in diapers ), he shuddered  to think that the true meaning of character might never dawn on them at all.
A life of gentility and principle such as Cousin Elec had <head>lived</head> had to be known at first hand. 
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Analysts also say  it 's inevitable that Brazil will seek  to renegotiate its $115 billion  foreign debt, on which it suspended interest payments  last month. Analysts say, however, that a tough economic program would have  to be accompanied  by measures   to shield the poor from its recessionary effects, for instance by  subsidizing staple food items.
About 80% of Brazil's voters are believed to <head>live</head> near the poverty level. 
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I called the other afternoon on my old friend, Graves Moreland, the Anglo-American literary critic -- his mother was born in Ohio -- who <head>lives</head> alone in a fairy-tale cottage on the Upson Downs, raising hell and peacocks, the former only when the venerable gentleman becomes an angry old man about the state of literature or something else that is dwindling and diminishing, such as human stature, hope, and humor. 
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Why, that's what  gave me the feeling, gave me as-it-were the spirit, the demoniac, evil spirit of this whole affair. You see, besides  being custodian of antiquities, I am also registrar.
No, I don't hold with those who <head>live</head> entirely among dead things. 
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With this movie-to-be in London, and new faces about her there, she would soon be a more tranquil, a wiser person, all the better for her stay out here. I felt more cheerful, as if I had had a part in  bringing her through to a greater tolerance of herself.
And I went back to my own cottage to <head>live</head> my own little patch of life. 
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And, for an extra $6 , Land's End will deliver orders within two days; customers can designate the day. Spiegel, which  also owns Eddie Bauer and Honeybee, says that since 1987, sales have doubled during the week before Christmas.
An L.L. Bean spokeswoman notes: &quot; People are just used to <head>living</head> in a last-minute society. &quot; 
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Not much; ; he sold perhaps three or four a year, and usually all to Joyce Monmouth or her friends. He had style, a real inner vision of his very own.
It was strange stuff -- it reminded me of the pictures of a child, but a child who has never played with other kids and has <head>lived</head> all its life with adults. 
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Earnings of female workers were unchanged. -- Women working full-time earned 66 cents for every dollar earned  by men, a penny more than in 1987 and seven cents more than in 1978.
-- Median household income -- which includes both those <head>living</head> in families and those who aren't -- rose 0.3% last year to $27,225 after inflation. 
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Although such a venture wouldn't <head>match</head> the &quot; fourth network &quot; created by News Corp.'s Fox Broadcasting Co., MCA and Paramount may have similar ambitions. 
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Small investors <head>matched</head> their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend, but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market. 
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OSHA cited nearly 1,500 alleged violations of federal electrical, crane-safety, record-keeping and other requirements. A second citation covering the company's Clairton, Pa., coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical-safety and other requirements, for which OSHA proposed $1.2 million  in fines .
Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said, &quot; The magnitude of these penalties and citations is <head>matched</head> only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health, and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards. &quot; 
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We know that peer group pressure, cigarette advertising, imitation of parents, boredom, the need to experiment, and self image all affect children's decision to begin smoking. We also have a good explanation of why children continue to smoke: cigarettes are highly addictive. It is the proposed solutions that are simplistic. To change behaviour requires tactics that <head>match</head> the complexity of the causes. These should include asking the children themselves how to solve the problem, feeding back their own views to them, and enacting effective laws and enforcing them  in a recent survey carried out by the local trading standards department of 54 premises selling cigarettes in Oxford a 12 year old was able to buy cigarettes in 13 of them. 
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Shvartzer is a derogatory Yiddish word for a black person. Mr. Dinkins concedes nothing in his ability  to stumble and bumble.
He can <head>match</head> Jackie Mason with his own Robert &quot; Sonny &quot; Carson, an angry street organizer who was convicted of kidnapping in 1974. 
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Witnesses often must travel long distances  to give face-to-face depositions before lawyers and court reporters. That means huge travel bills.
And telephone or videotape depositions just don't <head>match</head> physical encounters. 
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&quot; The earnings were fine and above expectations, &quot; said  Michael W. Blumstein, an analyst at First Boston Corp. Nevertheless, Salomon's stock fell $1.125  yesterday  to close at $23.25  a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading.
&quot; I suspect October wasn't as good as the third quarter, and they 'll have difficulty <head>matching</head> the third quarter in the fourth quarter, &quot; Mr. Blumstein said. 
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This year we thought it right to reserve our judgment er, until the end of the year so we <head>matched</head> last year's interim. Frank. Well as Michael says, we're not proud of the results er, and we're not going to try and dress them up, Michael hasn't tried to do that and I certainly don't intend to. But nevertheless I do want to er, bring home to you the underlying strength of our businesses there's no question, we're very wel very well faced for, for an upturn. 
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A Bankers Trust spokesman said that the company's investment arm uses stock-index arbitrage  to enhance investors ' returns. Officials at Mellon Capital were unavailable for comment.
Stock-index funds have grown in popularity over the past decade as pension funds and other institutional investors have sought a low-cost way to <head>match</head> the performance of the stock market as a whole. 
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Pretax profit rose to #93.2 million ($146.8 million) from #80.6 million ($127 million ), <head>matching</head> analysts ' expectations, which ranged from #90 million to #95 million. 
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The Big Three's drumbeat for deregulation began  intensifying in the summer when the former Time Inc. went ahead with plans  to acquire Warner . Although Time already had a long-term contract  to buy movies from Warner, the merger will let Time's largely unregulated pay-cable channel, Home Box Office, own the Warner movies aired  on HBO -- a vertical integration that  is effectively blocked  by fin-syn regulations.
NBC's Mr. Wright led the way in decrying the networks ' inability to <head>match</head> a Time-Warner combination. 
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In the last six articles I tried not to describe any canoeing technique as right or wrong. The basic theory is rather than with increasing variation in boat shapes and canoeing activity we can no longer use one single approved style of paddling. Instead we will have to study a range of styles and strokes. A coach will then help each student select those methods which <head>match</head> the dynamic performance of the kayak in use and which are most appropriate to the personal aims and values of the trainee. The current classic paddle strokes are fine in certain circumstance but there are other occasions when different techniques are needed. The high forward paddling style is appropriate for a touring boat but not for a WW playboat. 
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They were in a fight,  outweighed  in both numbers and money. It  was all right  to put a bunch of ranchers onto horses, to call them Night Riders, to set out  to attack the largest mining combination  the country had ever seen  if all  they wanted  was adventure.
But if they really hoped to succeed they needed professionals, men who knew how to use a gun against men, who would <head>match</head> the killers on the other side. 
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There are also other factors at work that  are outside IBM's control, such as currency exchange rates. The strong dollar, which  reduces the value of overseas earnings and revenue when they are translated  into dollars , is expected  to knock 80 to 85 cents off IBM's per-share earnings for the full year.
Without that problem, IBM might have <head>matched</head> last year's earnings of $5.81 billion, or $9.80 a share. 
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Here a fund may promise  to pay back, say, $95  of every $100  invested  for a year, even if the market goes much lower. The fund could invest $87  for one year in Treasury bills yielding 8%  to return the guaranteed $95 .
That leaves $13, which could be used to buy S&amp;P 500 options that will nearly <head>match</head> any gain in the S&amp;P index. 
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Here is a man who strides about purposefully, hits the ball a long long way, and looks at first sight like a competitor capable of a certain bumptiousness. But what we learn from interviews, now that Couples is enjoying a run of success that some see as likely to culminate in the Masters title, tells another tale entirely. His speech-making capacities, in terms of their rhetorical drive, <head>match</head> those of Peter Sellers ' zombie President in Being There. In himself, Couples has the potential to displace Borg at the top of the pyramid of Great Baffled Victims of Success. But of course, Couples hasn't had that outstanding a career, so far. 
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In index arbitrage, the widget is the S&amp;P 500, and its price is constantly compared between the futures market in Chicago and the stock markets largely in New York.  To profit from an index-arbitrage opportunity, someone who  owns the S&amp;P 500 widget in New York must sell it and replace it with a cheaper S&amp;P 500 widget in Chicago.
If the money manager performing this service is being paid by his clients to <head>match</head> or beat the return of the S&amp;P 500 index, he is likely to remain fully invested at all times. 
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Observers also wonder whether Judge Mazzone will use the lost-profits method of  determining damages, which Polaroid favors  because it would result in a larger award, or the reasonable royalty method. Polaroid claims  it could have manufactured and sold all the instant cameras and film sold  by Kodak if Kodak hadn't entered the market.
Moreover, Polaroid contends it could have sold them at a higher price -- and thus made higher profits -- because it wouldn't have been forced to <head>match</head> Kodak's lower prices. 
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As a result, Wells Fargo's net interest income rose $36.3 million , or 7 %, to $537 million  for the quarter. Non-interest income fell slightly to $191.9 million  from $193.3 million , while Wells Fargo continued  to rigorously control non-interest expense, which  was almost flat at $393.4 million .
The combination of solid loan growth with tight expense control gave Wells Fargo a 1.25% return on average assets for the quarter, about 40% higher than Security Pacific's and a profit ratio <head>matched</head> by only two or three other major banks in the U.S.. 
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The worst-case scenario would be if the put expires  worthless. -- If the price of the stock declines, the put will increase in value.
Once the stock price is less than the exercise price, or &quot; strike price, &quot; of the put, the gain will <head>match</head> the loss on the stock dollar for dollar. 
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You probably would not remember, since you never seemed  to remember even the same moments as I, much less their intensity, one sunny midday on Fifth Avenue when you had set out with me for some final shopping less than a week before the wedding  you staged  for me with such reluctance at the Farm . I can see us now.
We had been walking quite briskly, for despite your being so small and me so tall, your stride in those days could easily <head>match</head> mine. 
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Michael R. Weisberg, partner in charge of research at Robertson Stephens &amp; Co. in San Francisco, said  some investors have already made the switch. The Robertson Stephens Index of 340 emerging growth stocks is up 23.1% for the year through Friday.
The rise <head>matches</head> that of the Dow Jones industrials this year. 
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Indexing for the most part has involved  simply buying  and then holding  stocks in the correct mix  to mirror a stock market barometer, such as Standard &amp; Poor's 500-stock index, and match its performance. Institutional investors have poured $210 billion  into stock and bond indexing as a cheap and easy form of investment management that  promises  to post average market returns.
These big investors have flocked to indexing because relatively few &quot; active &quot; stock pickers have been able to consistently <head>match</head> the returns of the S&amp;P 500 or other bellwethers, much less beat it. 
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Just a month ago, GM announced  it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood, Ga., the eighth U.S. assembly facility   to close since 1987. Now, GM appears  to be stepping up the pace of its factory consolidation  to get in shape for the 1990s.
One reason is mounting competition from new Japanese car plants in the U.S. that are pouring out more than one million vehicles a year at costs lower than GM can <head>match</head>. 
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&quot; This is not the sort of market   to have a big position in , &quot; said  David Smith, who  heads trading in all non-U.S. stocks. &quot; We tend  to run a very tight book. &quot;
Jefferies spent most of its energies in the morning trying to <head>match</head> buyers and sellers, and there weren't many buyers. 
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&quot; Nobody's been perfect in their credit judgments the past couple years, and we're going  to make sure  our default rates are going  to be in the acceptable parameters of the market. &quot; What  has jolted many junk buyers is the sudden realization that junk bonds can not necessarily be bought and sold  with the ease of common stocks and many investment-grade bonds.
Unlike the New York Stock Exchange, where buyers and sellers are quickly <head>matched</head>, the junk market, where risky corporate loans are traded, is sometimes closed for repairs. 
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I either leave her with someone that she likes and trusts, or ask someone to stay at my house and look after her. I know many other dog and cat owners who feel the same. All in all, if you want to keep a pet, you must choose very carefully. Age Concern run an advisory service whereby they <head>match</head> pets up to elderly people. The RSPCA, Petwatch, or many of the other animal organisations that exist will be able to advise you about particular pets you may be interested in keeping. Your local vet will also advise you and will probably have leaflets in his or her surgery that have been published by the various pet food manufacturers. Health 
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According to a trader at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., the hardest hit junk bonds were those issued  by RJR Holdings Capital Corp., which  are the easiest  to sell. RJR's 14.70% bonds due 2007 fell 2 1 2 points.
Trading activity in the junk market was extremely light as dealers couldn't find enough buyers to <head>match</head> sellers. 
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One of its &quot; more ambitious goals &quot; is  to get Jaime Escalante, the Los Angeles high-school mathematics teacher featured  in the film &quot;  Stand and Deliver, &quot; to come to Harvard for a guest lecture. Nerds and geeks sometimes find themselves a bit isolated at Harvard.
So Mr. Kahn says high priority is being given to creating a computerized matchmaking service &quot; where instead of being <head>matched</head> for eye color, you could be matched for similar intellectual interests. &quot; 
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Make comparisons, where appropriate, between different works, eg in terms of theme or characterisation or style. iii Recognise and write about some of the techniques and conventions of presentation in non-literary and media texts, and the effectiveness of their use in specific instances   eg structure of news stories, or the way television programmes and newspapers <head>match</head> style and content to targeted audiences. iv Make an independent and discriminating selection from a range of reference materials; retrieve information from them using techniques such as skim-reading; evaluate and synthesise information from different parts of a text or different texts. v 
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A spokesman said  its purpose is &quot;  to bolster the impression that NBC Sports is always there for people. &quot; NBC's &quot; On-Line &quot; consumer minutes have increased advertiser spending during the day, the network's weakest period.
Each weekday <head>matches</head> a sponsor and a topic: On Mondays, Unilever N.V.'s Lever Bros. sponsors tips on diet and exercise, followed by a 30-second Lever Bros. commercial. 
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Rather, In order to see what this involves, it is helpful to look closely at Poulantzas ' account of classes. Most important of all, he thinks of them as determined by political and ideological as well as economic factors from which they derive political, ideological and economic interests. In some cases these interests <head>match</head> up, so that a course of events which realises a class's economic interests will simultaneously realise its political and ideological ones as well. But more often a class will achieve an economic interest at the expense of an ideological one, or an ideological one at some cost to its political strength, and this interplay of interests in the course of the class struggle contributes to an exceedingly complex class structure. 
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You attack other people's status. Submissive behaviour is defined as coming from a belief that your rights and needs are less important than other people's and that others can violate them. Your status is diminished. Behaviour styles <head>match</head> these definitions. Here are some basic assertiveness techniques: Three-part messages: This formula can help you express messages that make you feel uncomfortable. It goes: describe disclose predict Use simple, direct language and be as specific as possible. Like this. describe: when you don't take down messages/call me back/ encourage me. 
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The 1: 1  full size artwork positive of the underside copper foil master pattern and topside component layout is shown in Fig. 2. It can be seen that all the mains parts, except socket SK1, are mounted on the board which greatly simplifies the interwiring, also making the unit that much more reliable. Both the mains transformer and the relay MUST possess pinouts which match the p.c.b., and only the specified components  see Shoptalk should be used in this respect. Other parts may not fit the p.c.b. artwork given, though the constructor making his own board can easily adapt the artwork to accept any component which he has available, provided that the electrical characteristics <head>match</head> those specified. CASE AND INTERWIRING The p.c.b. 
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Potential conflicts in language policies were already apparent. There was an underlying tension between curricular objectives which derived from traditions and conditions in capitalist and highly individualist societies and the goals of governments intent on imposing the discipline they considered necessary for nation building. The `four cornerstones &quot; of the Malawi Congress Party: unity, loyalty, obedience and discipline, <head>match</head> ill with the `scientific spirit of enquiry &quot; which the country's 1966 syllabus announces as the guiding principle for primary education syllabus change. Syllabus change In the period just before or just after their independence many countries embarked, quite naturally, on primary school syllabus changes. 
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production. Large circles  roughly 3.6mm outside diameter  o/d or more are best for mains components and terminals. For general purpose pads 2.4mm o/d are quite adequate and again special shapes are available for integrated circuit pin-outs which are already conveniently laid out on the correct 0.1 &quot; pitch. Lay down all pads on the intersections of the 0.1 &quot; matrix so that they <head>match</head> the pinouts of the various components used. Trim the pads if necessary with a scalpel to prevent them touching any neighbouring pads or tracks. You will see that several large pads have been trimmed for this reason on our working example layout for the UV Exposure Timer. Some components are manufactured on a metric grid, often showing up in data as a distance of 5.0mm between pins. 
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Profit margins at company-owned McDonald's outlets in the U.S. &quot; are holding up quite nicely, &quot; says  Mr. Greenberg. Profits of franchisees haven't been higher since the mid-1970s, he adds  .
But Mr. Greenberg's sanguine outlook isn't <head>matched</head> by many fast-food industry observers. 
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The handout which follows the text gives examples of the three categories of measurement in action. Use of these categories for these examples is not final and trainees should be encouraged to explore other possibilities provided they <head>match</head> the criteria for measurement. The final text page is a warning about measurement and this should be discussed by the group. Major criteria for report keeping SIMPLICITY Whatever recording system is used it must be simple to operate and involve a minimum of effort. 
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They devised a 69-point scale --  awarding one point for each subskill measured  on the CAT test --  to rate the closeness of test preparatives to the fifth-grade CAT. Because many of these subskills -- the symmetry of geometrical figures, metric measurement of volume, or pie and bar graphs, for example -- are only a small part of the total fifth-grade curriculum, Mr. Kaminski says  , the preparation kits wouldn't replicate too many, if their real intent was general instruction or even general familiarization with test procedures.
But Learning Materials <head>matched</head> on 66.5 of 69 subskills. 
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Revenue edged up to $8.9 billion  from $8.81 billion . The latest period's net was reduced  $102 million , or nine cents a share, for a change in depreciation method and concurrent changes in estimates of depreciable lives and net salvage for certain telecommunications equipment.
The results roughly <head>matched</head> estimates of securities analysts, who were encouraged by AT&amp;T increasing its operating margin to 13% from 11% a year ago, because of continued cost-cutting efforts. 
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The colleges, as educational institutions, had hoped  that wouldn't be the case. Based on historical rates of return, Mr. Anderson reckons  a 100% stock portfolio, indexed  to the market, would have kept up with tuition and taxes in the 20th century.
But sponsors might not pick the stocks that will <head>match</head> the market. 
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If the length being searched for is 10 or more letters, a further test checks for a ±1 match with the required length. If the bit-wise comparisons match  and the length is checked more accurately if it is more than 10 then the word shape is checked. If this <head>matches</head> , then the array subscript is saved. If the number of successful matches is less than some specified number  the system has been tested with this limit set to 100, then the actual words for the saved array subscripts are retrieved from the structure. 
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If there was such a person, I'm afraid  she got away with it. Pity  we don't know more about him.
I think the best bet is to go through the society columns of last year and see if any of the grooms <head>match</head> with the obituaries a little later. 
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There are more than 650 stocks on which options  may be bought and sold , including some over-the-counter stocks. But some investors might prefer a simpler strategy then  hedging their individual holdings.
They can do this by purchasing &quot; index puts, &quot; which are simply put options on indexes that <head>match</head> broad baskets of stocks. 
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At 9:45, Procter &amp; Gamble -- one of the most important Dow bellwethers of late -- opened down 2 3 4 to 117. The Dow dropped to a quick 27-point loss, and to many traders it looked as if stocks were headed  for yet another big tumble.
More stocks opened over the ensuing half hour, as the 49 Big Board specialist firms in charge of keeping the market orderly groped to find buy orders from major brokerage firms to <head>match</head> the selling flood. 
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No age group is more sensitive than younger voters, like Ms. Ehman. A year ago this fall, New Jersey voters under 30 favored George Bush by 56% to 39%  over Michael Dukakis, according to a survey then by Rutgers University's Eagleton Institute.
A <head>matching</head> Eagleton-Newark Star Ledger poll last month showed a complete reversal. 
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Last month, Canadian Bond Rating Service downgraded Provigo's commercial paper and debentures because of its lackluster performance. Analysts are skeptical  Provigo will be able  to sell the non-food businesses as a group for at least book value, and are expecting write-downs.
Mr. Nadeau said he couldn't yet say if the sale prices would <head>match</head> book values. 
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MCI claims about 12% of the overall long-distance telephone market but just under 10% of the $23 billion  residential market. It has been trying  to improve its share of the residential market.
The company wants its business mix to more closely <head>match</head> that of AT&amp;T -- a step it says will help prevent cross subsidization. 
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Screw the small leg to the centre of the base 2 Hold the bath/shower mixer in place on the bath by tightening the back nut on each tap tail. A rubber gasket is sited under the top body to protect the surface of the bath 3 Connect the pop-up bath waste from the rear of the bath, adjusting the waste so the components <head>match</head> up with the holes in the bath. Then screw overflow and waste grids to the waste pipe sections 4 Attach a shallow-seal bath trap to the waste outlet, then connect to the waste pipe by means of a swept-tee 5 The hot and cold water supply pipes can be simple handbendable sections. Bend the pipes to connect each tap tail to the supply pipes 
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South Korean consumer prices rose 5% in the first 10 months of this year, <head>matching</head> the government's target for the entire year, according to the Bank of Korea and the Economic Planning Board. 
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If the length being searched for is 10 or more letters, a further test checks for a ±1 match with the required length. If the bit-wise comparisons <head>match</head>  and the length is checked more accurately if it is more than 10 then the word shape is checked. If this matches, then the array subscript is saved. If the number of successful matches is less than some specified number  the system has been tested with this limit set to 100, then the actual words for the saved array subscripts are retrieved from the structure. 
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She transforms her &quot; Bronx of the emotions, a place where the flats of mediocrity are only relieved  by steep descents into hysteria &quot; into the &quot; Babylonian Bronx, &quot; a world simmering with sex and death and intrigue. In the Babylonian Bronx, Jewish working-class people lived in drab, Soviet-style buildings &quot; glamorized &quot;  with names like AnaMor Towers (after owners Anna and Morris Snezak ), whose lobbies and hallways  were decorated  with murals of ancient Syrians and Greeks, friezes of Pompeii.
For Ms. Cunningham the architectural discombobulation <head>matched</head> the discrepancy she felt living in the AnaMor Towers as a little girl: &quot; ... outwardly ordinary, inwardly ornate, owing all inspiration to heathen cultures. &quot; 
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Why some of these experiments should be more successful than others at revealing group differences has been the subject of some experimental investigation. There is some evidence to suggest that among the important determinants should be numbered the complexity of the stimuli  Ellis and Muller 1964, whether or not the stimuli look like recognizable objects  Ellis, Muller, and Tosti 1966, and the extent to which the labels <head>match</head> critical features of the stimuli  Segal 1964. I need not pursue these issues further here, however, as the results already cited are enough to establish that, given appropriate circumstances, verbal pre-training can influence performance on a recognition task just as it can on a motor task involving discrimination among the pre-trained stimuli. 
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The 1: 1  full size artwork positive of the underside copper foil master pattern and topside component layout is shown in Fig. 2. It can be seen that all the mains parts, except socket SK1, are mounted on the board which greatly simplifies the interwiring, also making the unit that much more reliable. Both the mains transformer and the relay MUST possess pinouts which <head>match</head> the p.c.b., and only the specified components  see Shoptalk should be used in this respect. Other parts may not fit the p.c.b. artwork given, though the constructor making his own board can easily adapt the artwork to accept any component which he has available, provided that the electrical characteristics match those specified. CASE AND INTERWIRING The p.c.b. 
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This year, the older someone is  the bigger the discount. A senior citizen between 62 and 70 saves 70% off regular coach fare.
Travelers up to age 99 get a percentage discount <head>matching</head> their age. 
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Here's how you do it. Take a sheet of paper before going in to any negotiation and empty your mind onto the sheet of paper. Write down all that is in your head buzzing around. Now it's quite safe, you will not forget it and your brain is ready to receive information. Next, use your ears to hear and your eyes to see: does the body language <head>match</head> the words or is there a hidden meaning? Now apply the logic you are so good at: what are these people saying, why, how are they saying it? Finally, write down the gist of what you hear; this stops you interrupting and means you don't have to rely on that useless thing, memory. And this is how you write your notes. 
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Encouraging self-help, self-motivation, self-action leads to feelings of purpose, relevance and fulfilment, and these can in turn lead to new meaning in the life of the older individual. The best possible outcome of the counselling process is where individuals actually begin to feel sufficiently confident to act on their own initiative, on their own behalf, and to follow the objectives that best <head>match</head> their own ideas about themselves and their lives. In other words, to begin to defy the dictates of ageism, and to follow the philosophy of `I do, therefore I am &quot;. Counselling should help individuals to see what is possible in old age, and to strive towards achieving it in order to make their lives more complete and fulfilling. 
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A lavishly produced 56-page guide  £3 that tells you all you need to know about the design, construction and furnishing of your conservatory. If you would like a copy, or an appointment with one of our designers in Norfolk or London, please write or telephone Marston &amp; Langinger Limited Bargeboards and finials <head>match</head> those on house. New doors and windows on porch to match new conservatory. Cast-metal cresting follows faithfully the traditional style. Only Sainsbury's is French bread. Sainsbury's have been baking french bread for many years. 
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Officials at Mellon Capital were unavailable for comment. Stock-index funds have grown in popularity over the past decade as pension funds and other institutional investors have sought a low-cost way   to match the performance of the stock market as a whole .
Many money managers who trade stock actively have trouble consistently <head>matching</head> the S&amp;P-500's returns. 
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Looking comfortable centre stage can be the first step to getting your name up in lights. You can help your presentations raise your status in a number of ways: Giving Your Audience Status The starting point for planning your presentation should be recognition of the particular needs of your audience, along with your own needs and an analysis of how they <head>match</head> up. The starting point for delivering your presentation should be physically to recognise them   that is, to look at them. Otherwise, you may find that they are not what you had anticipated and you may need to adapt your performance. When you look at your audience you show consideration of them and their responses. Lack of presentation is an insult to the audience. 
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It 's not uncommon  to wait three minutes for a dial tone after  picking up the telephone, and then to be interrupted  by a busy signal before  finishing dialing the number. Officials also say  a national electricity shortage might not be far off.
Economists, businessmen and some politicians agree that the answer is an orthodox economic austerity program including reduced state spending; focusing spending on vital areas such as education, health and welfare; turning state companies private; reforming the tax system, raising public service rates to <head>match</head> costs; and possibly a temporary wage and price freeze and a devaluation of the cruzado. 
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&quot; People are very concerned about who  is going  to step up to the plate and buy municipal bonds in the absence of institutional buyers. &quot; The yield on a group of 25 revenue bonds compiled  by the Bond Buyer, a trade publication, now exceeds 7.50 %.
At this week's New York City bond sale, traders expect yields on the 20-year New York bonds to nearly <head>match</head> the 7.9% yield on 30-year Treasury bonds. 
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Key competencies are an important part of Robson Rhodes ' performance management system, which sets targets and outlines the skills needed to achieve them. One target might be, for example, £100, 000 worth of new business. The competencies needed to achieve that might be to understand the key issues of an industry and learn to see how Robson Rhodes ' products <head>match</head> that industry's needs, to learn to become more persuasive, a better negotiator, and so on. Robson Rhodes has been assisted in the change programme by Adrian Savage, who runs training organisation Assessment Design Services. One of the techniques he uses is The Brain Map, which categorises managers according to distinct behaviour patterns. They are loosely termed I-Control, I-Pursue, I-Explore and I-Preserve. 
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Most avant-garde creators, true to their interest in the self-sufficiency of pure movement, have tended  to dress their dancers in simple lines and solid colors (often black) and  to give them a bare cyclorama for a setting. But Robert Rauschenberg, the neo-dadaist artist, has collaborated with several of them.
He has designed a <head>matching</head> backdrop and costumes of points of color on white for Mr. Cunningham's Summerspace, so that dancers and background merge into a shimmering unity. 
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( &quot; Food manufacturer changes spelling of ` catsup ' to ` ketchup, '  saying  that's the spelling  people now prefer . &quot; -- WSJ Business Bulletin)
Public preference is important, So product names should <head>match</head> up, And firms that find they're lagging behind Should now take steps to ketchup ! 
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No. The formal displacement of the geocentric principle far from  being Copernicus ' primary concern, was introduced   only to resolve what  seemed to him intolerable in orthodox astronomy, namely, the ' unphysical ' triplication of centric reference-points: one center from which the planet's distances were calculated  , another around which planetary velocities were computed  , and still a third center (the earth) from which the observations originated .
This arrangement was for Copernicus literally monstrous: &quot; With (the Ptolemaists) it is as though an artist were to gather the hands, feet, head and other members for his images from divers models, each part excellently drawn, but not related to a single body; ; and since they in no way <head>match</head> each other, the result would be a monster rather than a man &quot;. 
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The division will be headed  by Dick Porter, who  returns to Bozell after  being vice president of media at MGM. AC&amp;R ADVERTISING:
The agency's three California offices, previously called AC&amp;R CCL Advertising, will now be called AC&amp;R Advertising to <head>match</head> the name of its New York office. 
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Compaq's series of notebooks extends a trend toward downsizing in the personal computer market. One manufacturer already has produced a clipboard-sized computer called  a notepad, and two others have introduced even smaller &quot; palmtops. &quot;
But those machines are still considered novelties, with keyboards only a munchkin could love and screens to <head>match</head>. 
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&quot; No, I say &quot;, the lady twittered . Helva turned her vision back to magnification and surveyed her copy critically.
&quot; Of course, some of my color values do not <head>match</head> the old Master's and the perspective is faulty but I believe it to be a fair copy &quot;. 
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In downgrading CS First Boston's subordinated domestic, Euromarket and Swiss debt to single-A-3 from single-A-2, Moody's is <head>matching</head> a move made by the other major credit rating concern, Standard &amp; Poor's Corp., several months ago. 
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For about 150 years no one made lutes: the tradition of makers had been broken and the skills lost. Recent interest in early music   classical music played on authentic-sounding instruments   has spurred musicians and makers into rediscovering these skills. `You don't just make any lute, &quot; Arthus explained. `You <head>match</head> the instrument to the type of music to be played upon it   16th-century lutes to play 16th-century compositions and so on. &quot; To do that he has to consult historical sources   the original instruments existing in museums and contemporary drawings and paintings   and from them work out the construction and draw up a plan. 
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The heel is unchamfered, which means there is a sizeable lump of wood in your hand at the top of the neck, but not so much that it seriously hazards navigation on the high Ds. The tremolo is a licensed Floyd, very close to Ibanez's `Edge &quot; system; it's finished in gold, as are the no-name machine heads, and they <head>match</head> the finish on the guitar perfectly. Pickups are two EX humbuckers and a single coil, all running through the customary five-position switch with single volume and tone controls. On the neckplate, Ibanez have stated the guitar's country of origin as being Korea. Now this, as far as I am aware, is a first. 
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Why not try Sorrento and Capri; the Tuscan or Umbrian countryside with Florence or Rome; or combine Tuscany and Umbria for a unique feeling of Italy's stunning landscapes. Alternatively contact our Tailor Made Holidays Department on 081 688 9989 and let them help you mix and <head>match</head> a special combination of your own. Class resort style   Viareggio The mighty Colosseum   Rome Romantic Venice COUNTRY VILLAS AND HOTELS We would not like to give the impression that Italy is all holiday resorts and art cities alone. 
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Buckets in different sizes, as well as colours, encourage conversation between the children and between the children and adults. `Mine will be the largest sand castle. &quot; `Oh dear, it's too heavy for me to lift. &quot; Spades of various sizes encourage children to see who can fill buckets of the same size first, or dig the deepest holes. Children often <head>match</head> the colours of their equipment, but sometimes the smallest spade is the same colour as the largest bucket and further conversation can be encouraged as they discover it is not always easier to fill a small bucket with a large spade, than to fill a large bucket with a small spade. 
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Choosing trimmings Here are a few guidelines to choosing trimmings successfully: Trimmings should be <head>matched</head> to a colour in the design of your fabric. If you choose the background colour, the effect will probably be subtle. For a more defined outline, match the trimming with one of the stronger colours in the pattern to provide contrast. If you're using a plain fabric, try a completely different colour picked from the rest of the decor in your room. Contrasting trimmings will highlight and define the shape of soft furnishings. Department stores and fabric shops stock a wide range of trimmings. 
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`I hate abstract paintings   you can't tell whether they're disgusting or not &quot; `Have you been swapping the furniture around again? &quot; Quote of the week `I'm a little too old to be a sex symbol &quot; Neil Diamond  51 FASHION Red, black and ivory Mix and <head>match</head> this season's colours for a combination that says winter 1992 FASHION NOTE Try your wrap out for size as a sarong skirt Capes and wraps make a highly practical top layer. Wear them over tailored outfits or warm knitwear when the weather's cold. 
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A lavishly produced 56-page guide  £3 that tells you all you need to know about the design, construction and furnishing of your conservatory. If you would like a copy, or an appointment with one of our designers in Norfolk or London, please write or telephone Marston &amp; Langinger Limited Bargeboards and finials match those on house. New doors and windows on porch to <head>match</head> new conservatory. Cast-metal cresting follows faithfully the traditional style. Only Sainsbury's is French bread. Sainsbury's have been baking french bread for many years. 
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3. Clean your filter system regularly, and that includes syphoning the gravel especially where undergravel systems are employed. Do not wait until it is clogged with fish waste and debris and therefore only working at a fraction of its efficiency. Change or clean filter media as recommended by the filter manufacturers. 4. Always <head>match</head> the aquarium/pond inhabitants so that `in-fighting between fish is avoided. Never add diseased or weak fish to your system. Treat any sick fish immediately, in isolation if possible, and keep a careful watch on other fish. Treat the entire tank/pond if in doubt. 5. Maintain cleanliness in and around your aquatic system. 
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In my mind that ain't a revelation or magic. &quot; Hartley talks about `Snake Oil &quot;, `Swamp Water &quot;, `Little Pyramids &quot; and such, and his often used `matched candle &quot; analogy  `it's like lighting two candles at the same time; they're going to burn down differently &quot;. So, presto, no sense matching tubes ! We match for tonal characteristics, not candle light or simple power output, as Hartley's analogy would have you believe. Additionally, while older sets of Groove Tubes exhibit normal loss of output power, they remain closely <head>matched</head> in our performance testing system, with balanced harmonics, longer sustain and prolonged usable lifespan. 
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Here in these little rooms -- or stages arched open to the sky and river -- they choose a few lines out of the hundreds  they may know  and sing them according to one of the modes into which Persian music is divided  . Each mode is believed  to have a specific attribute -- one inducing pleasure, another generosity, another love, and so on,  to include all of the emotions.
The singer simply <head>matches</head> the poem to a mode; ; for example, the mode of bravery to this anonymous folk poem: &quot; They brought me news that Spring is in the plains And Ahmad's blood the crimson tulip stains; ; Go, tell his aged mother that her son Fought with a thousand foes, and he was one &quot;. 
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Choosing trimmings Here are a few guidelines to choosing trimmings successfully: Trimmings should be matched to a colour in the design of your fabric. If you choose the background colour, the effect will probably be subtle. For a more defined outline, <head>match</head> the trimming with one of the stronger colours in the pattern to provide contrast. If you're using a plain fabric, try a completely different colour picked from the rest of the decor in your room. Contrasting trimmings will highlight and define the shape of soft furnishings. Department stores and fabric shops stock a wide range of trimmings. 
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Gray was advised  by Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch. ESB directors warmly accepted, but a whirlwind bidding match ensued.
Within a few days in July, Inco raised its bid to $36 and United <head>matched</head> it. 
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Bankers say, however, that the government may have difficulty  selling the institution even without a floor price. The bank has a negative net worth, they say  .
In addition, special bidding rules give the bank's former owner, Leonardo Ty, the right to <head>match</head> the highest bid. 
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AT&amp;T gave a 5% to 10% discount to the Memphis, Tenn., company that  oversees Holiday Inns, in response to a similar discount offered  to Holiday Corp. by MCI Communications Corp. The agency said that because MCI's offer had expired AT&amp;T couldn't continue  to offer its discount plan.
But the agency specifically didn't rule whether AT&amp;T had the right to <head>match</head> offers by competitors if that means giving discounts not generally available to other phone users. 
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The program <head>matches</head> funds raised from the sale of the commercial paper with small to medium-sized leases. 
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The companies earlier said they didn't want to raise their offer to <head>match</head> a rival bid by Institut Merieux S.A. of C$ 37 a share, or C$ 942 million. 
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As a fan of older movies from the 1920s on, I do not find  modern comedies contain violence, sex and foul language to any greater degree than other recent movies. Older movies have plenty of violence, though it is portrayed  in keeping with the more restrictive social conventions of the time.
For example, one of my favorite movies is the 1949 British comedy &quot; Kind Hearts and Coronets, &quot; in which the entire comedy is based on actor Dennis Price's murdering eight titled relatives (all <head>played</head> by Alec Guinness) because they snubbed his mother and stand in the way of his acquiring the family title. 
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Some people call it &quot; The Mistake on the Lake &quot; -- Lake Erie, that is . &quot; It  helps  to point out how many important people  came through Cleveland on their way to the top, &quot; says  George Miller, executive director of the New Cleveland Campaign, a nonprofit organization devoted to  citing the city's strengths.
Mr. Miller notes that actor Paul Newman's family owned a sporting-goods store in Cleveland, that the late actress Margaret Hamilton, who <head>played</head> the bad witch in &quot; The Wizard Of Oz, &quot; once ran a nursery school in Cleveland and that comedian Bob Hope's father, a stonemason, once worked on a church next to Severence Hall, Cleveland's main concert hall. 
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Needless  to say, my art suffered drastically during this turbulent period. Could it do otherwise? ?
Even though I have always had a genius for &quot; throwing myself &quot; into every role and &quot; <head>playing</head> it for all it's worth &quot;, no actress can be expected to do her best work when her fortune, her reputation, her livelihood, her home and her nation itself are all imperilled. 
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Personally, I'm irked  by its combination of ponderousness and timidity, which  adds up to an utter lack of drama. Sunday, Oct. 29, 10-11 p.m. EST, on Showtime (repeated  Nov. 2, 6, 11 and 15 ): &quot; The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. &quot;
Fans of Anthony Andrews (&quot; Brideshead Revisited &quot;) will relish watching him <head>play</head> the title role (s) in the 19th-century Robert Louis Stevenson pre-Freudian drama of schizoid horror. 
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When her right hand was incapacitated  by the rheumatism , Sadie learned  to write with her left hand. She wrote gay plays about the girls for family entertainments, like &quot; Oh, What Fun ! ! A Comedy In Three Acts &quot;, in which, under &quot; Personages &quot;, Henrietta appeared as &quot; A Schoolmarm &quot;, and Bertha, who  was only a trifle less brilliant in high school than Henrietta had been , appeared as &quot; Dummkopf &quot; .
Sadie studied piano; ; <head>played</head> Chopin in the &quot; Soiree Musicale of Mr. Guthrie's Pupils &quot;; ; and she recited &quot; Hector's Farewell To Andromache &quot; most movingly, to the special delight of Rabbi Jastrow at his home in Germantown near Philadelphia, where the Szold girls took turns visiting between the visits of the Jastrow boys at the Szolds ' in Baltimore. 
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Ms. Chung's program is just one of several network shows (and many more in syndication) that  rely on the controversial technique of  reconstructing events, using actors who  are supposed  to resemble real people, living and dead. Ms. Chung 's, however, is said  to be the only network news program in history   to employ casting directors.
Abbie Hoffman in this case is to be <head>played</head> by Hollywood actor Paul Lieber, who isn't new to the character. 
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Broadcasters have a healthy appreciation of the role  entertainment values play  in  captivating an audience. But, as CBS Broadcast Group president Howard Stringer puts it, the network now needs  to &quot; broaden the horizons of nonfiction television, and that includes some experimentation. &quot;
Since its premiere Sept. 16, the show on which Ms. Chung appears has used an actor to portray the Rev. Vernon Johns, a civil-rights leader, and one to <head>play</head> a teenage drug dealer. 
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Miss Pulova has a voice that Maria Callas once described  as &quot; like  chipping teeth with a screw driver &quot;, and her round, opalescent face becomes fascinatingly reflective of the emotions demanded  by the role of Rosalie. The Champs Elysees is literally littered  this summer with the prostrate bodies of France's beat-up beatnik jeunes filles.
Cause of all this commotion: squat, pug-nosed, balding, hopelessly ugly Jean-Pierre Bravado, a Bogartian figure, who <head>plays</head> a sadistic, amoral, philosophic Tasti-Freeze salesman in old New-Waver Fredrico de Mille Rossilini's endlessly provocative film, A Sour Sponge. 
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Between 1935 and 1939 Letch and I made ten films  together, each less successful, both artistically and commercially, than the one before it. Our last joint venture, Sainted Lady, a deeply religious film based  on the life of Mother Cabrini, and timed  so that its release date would coincide with the beatification of America's first saint in November, 1938, was a fiasco from start to finish.
As I was <head>playing</head> Mother Cabrini, the picture was actually &quot; all mine &quot;, with nearly every scene built around me. 
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In clothes, Letch simply did not project. He was laughed  off the screen.
At the same time, however, I availed myself of the services of that great English actor and master of make-up, Sir Gauntley Pratt, to do a &quot; quickie &quot; called The Mystery of the Mad Marquess, in which I <head>played</head> a young American girl who inherits a haunted castle on the English moors which is filled with secret passages and sliding panels and, unbeknownst to anyone, is still occupied by an eccentric maniac. 
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CBS News sends scripts to agents, who  pass them along to clients. The network deals a lot with unknowns, including Scott Wentworth, who  portrayed Mr. Anderson, and Bill Alton as Father Jenco, but the network has some big names   to contend with , too.
James Earl Jones is cast to <head>play</head> the Rev. Mr. Johns. 
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One person close to the process says  it  would not be in the best interest of CBS News  to comment on a &quot; work in progress, &quot; such as the Hoffman re-creation, but says  CBS News is &quot; aware &quot; of the concerns of Ms. Lawrenson and Mr. Hoffman's former wife. Neither woman was invited  by CBS News  to participate in a round-table discussion about Mr. Hoffman that  is  to follow the re-enactment.
Mr. Lieber, the actor who <head>plays</head> Mr. Hoffman, says he was concerned at first that the script would &quot; misrepresent an astute political mind, one that I admired, &quot; but that his concerns were allayed. 
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Their house was a centuries-old Colonial which they had had restored  ( guided  by an eminent architect) and updated , and added on to . It had a gourmet's corner (instead of a kitchen ), a breakfast room, a luncheon room, a dining room, a sitting room, a room for  standing up, a party room, dressing rooms for everybody, even a room for mud.
It was all set up so there would be no dust anywhere and so that their children would color in the coloring room, paint in the painting room, <head>play</head> with blocks in the block house, and do all the other things in the proper rooms at exactly the right time. 
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It slips away, it burns and tortures me. That little spark is all the wealth  I know , That little spark is my life's misery &quot;.
A dominant motive is the poet's longing for his homeland and its boyhood associations: &quot; Not men-folk, but the fields where I would stray, The stones where as a child I used to <head>play</head> &quot;. 
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The streets in the colored section were dirty. There was typhoid and malaria.
The children had nowhere to go and no place to <head>play</head>, not even sidewalks. 
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Then she looked at the old woman again, her eyes calm. &quot; Yes &quot;, she said , &quot; I remember that they came here every summer.
I used to <head>play</head> with the older one sometimes, when he 'd let me. 
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Peacocks strutted across their path,  preening. There were fantastic flowers without perfume, and gaudy birds without song.
Mouse deer <head>played</head> around the feet of the elephants, or fled when the mighty legs thrashed too close. 
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After their supper, the evening turned into a regular &quot; Hoe-Down &quot;. Only, they carefully substituted old country folk dances for the Virginia Reels and square dances that  were so popular among more worldly trains in the great westward migration.
But with Bill O'Connor on the fiddle, and Gran Harrow exuberantly shouting &quot; Glory Be &quot; and &quot; Hallelujah &quot; above their united chant of the lilting old ballads, they <head>played</head> their quaint folk games with all the fervor and abandon of a real celebration. 
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And if you get sick,  ask the teacher  to let you come home early. Daddy left the car for me, and I'm going to town this afternoon &quot;.
&quot; OK., I won't <head>play</head> hard &quot;, he promised. 
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His alienation is far more acute than Holmes '; ; he is not an eccentric but rather an outcast. With Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe, alienation is represented  on a purely physical plane.
Wolfe refuses to ever leave his own house, and spends most of his time drinking beer and <head>playing</head> with orchids. 
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He thought  she gave him that look with the hidden something in it as he let her hand go. &quot;  Thank you &quot;, she said ,  dusting herself off.
&quot; Will you <head>play</head> with us again, Miss Langford &quot;? ? One of the little girls said. 
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He could think of nothing else save his mental image of her nude figure and what Charles had said  that morning about Margaret Rider. Occasionally he would look across the aisle at Margaret, fourteen and demure in a fresh green organdy dress, sitting in the sixth-grade row, and he could hardly believe  she would do what Charles had said  she did .
At noontime, remembering what the teacher had said about maybe <head>playing</head> with the kids, Jack stayed close to the schoolhouse while all the other big boys, except Charles, went off out the road to play ball. 
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Maybe some other day &quot;. &quot; Oh, shucks &quot;, the girl said .
&quot; I don't believe I 'll <head>play</head> any more neither &quot;. 
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He had taken her all right. Wednesday nights after youth fellowship.
Out of the church and into his big car, it tooling over the road with him driving and the headlights sweeping the pike ahead and after he hit college, his expansiveness, the quaint little pine board tourist courts, cabins really, with a cute naked light bulb in the ceiling (unfrosted and naked as a streetlight, like the one on the corner where you used to <head>play</head> when you were a kid, where you watched the bats swooping in after the bugs, watching in between your bouts at hopscotch ), a room complete with moths pinging the light and the few casual cockroaches cruising the walls, an insect Highway Patrol with feelers waving. 
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Something was beginning  to stir and come alive in her, too (it may have been there for a good while, since she was twenty now; ; but if it had been , it had been smothered  until now by fear ): you could tell it by the way  she watched the older, bigger boys, like Jack . She would look at Jack, with that hidden something in her eyes, and Jack would see the Woman and become breathless and a little sick.
School began in August, the hottest part of the year, and for the first few days Miss Langford was very lenient with the children, letting them <head>play</head> a lot and the new ones sort of get acquainted with one another. 
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Presently she came out of the schoolhouse. When she appeared , two or three of the little girls jumped up and down,  yelling, &quot; Goody, goody &quot;.
&quot; Let's <head>play</head> with 'em &quot;, Jack said, rising from where he sat on the ground and dusting off his overall pants. 
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On the right window, at eye level, in smaller print but also in gold, was  Gonzalez, Prop., and under that, Se Habla Espanol. Mr. Phillips took a razor to Gonzalez, Prop., but left the promise that Spanish would be understood  because he thought  it meant that Spanish clientele would be welcome.
Language was no problem anyway; ; Mr. Phillips had only to signal from his doorway to summon aid from the ubiquitous bilingual children who <head>played</head> on the sidewalks of Mission Street. 
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Not much; ; he sold perhaps three or four a year, and usually all to Joyce Monmouth or her friends. He had style, a real inner vision of his very own.
It was strange stuff -- it reminded me of the pictures of a child, but a child who has never <head>played</head> with other kids and has lived all its life with adults. 
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My mother constituted herself the voice of all of us. &quot; It's perfectly understandable, Arlene &quot;, my mother said  in a friendly way.
&quot; I suppose you all were <head>playing</head> and forgot &quot;? ? 
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Victoria was fourteen months younger than Quint, a head taller, and could lick any boy or girl on the beach. He called her &quot; Fatso &quot;.
She called him &quot; Stuck-up -- that's why nobody <head>plays</head> with you, Mister Stuck-up &quot;. 
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&quot; Maybe at dinner time.  Come inside now &quot;.
The children grudgingly stopped <head>playing</head> then and straggled into the schoolhouse. 
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It would be run  by the joint chiefs under simple directions:  Produce the best possible force for each budget scenario and provide the Secretary of Defense with a comprehensive net assessment of how that force could be used   to achieve U.S. goals . It might be feared  that  even thinking about lower budgets will hurt national security because the door will be opened  to opportunistic budget cutting by an irresponsible Congress.
This argument <head>plays</head> well in the atmosphere of gaming and mistrust permeating the Pentagon and Congress, and unfortunately, there is some truth to it. 
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But his is a story about a hero in an era of sports anti-heroes, and about what Babe Ruth, Mr. Engelken reminds us  , once called  &quot; the only real game in the world. &quot; To Mr. Engelken, it is also a story &quot; about love, because I'm blessed  to have a wife who  still thinks  her slightly eccentric husband's 50th birthday deserves the ultimate present. &quot;
To understand what Mr. Engelken means, one must go back to a sunny October afternoon in 1951 at New York's Polo Grounds stadium, where, it can be argued, the most dramatic moment in baseball history was <head sats="play_out.015:0">played</head> <sat id="play_out.015:0">out</sat>. 
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Geneva must remain a sovereign state. We will not yield to the demands of Bern &quot; ! !
The firelight <head>played</head> over Eli's flowing white locks and rugged features. 
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&quot; Non-God, no &quot;, I said . &quot; The political and intellectual Left began  fighting humor and comedy years ago, because they fear things  they do not understand  and can not manage , such as satire and irony, such as humor and comedy.
Nevertheless, like any other human being upon whom the spotlight of the world <head>plays</head> continually, Khrushchev, the anti-personality cultist, has become a comic actor, or thinks he has. 
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The first part of the road was steep, but it leveled off after the second bend and curled gradually into the valley. It was hotter  once they reached the flat, and drier, but the grass was better.
A warm breeze <head>played</head> across it, moving it like waves. 
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Just the thing for the Vivaldi-at-brunch set, the yuppie audience that  has embraced New Age as its very own easy listening. But you can't dismiss Mr. Stoltzman's music or his motives as merely commercial and lightweight.
He believes in what he plays, and he <head>plays</head> superbly. 
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It was established  in a couple of buildings in the shopping district, with only a few professors, but all eminent men, and a few hundred eager students housed in nearby dwellings. In September '76 Thomas Huxley, Darwin's famous disciple, came from England  to speak in a crowded auditorium at the formal opening of the University; ; and although it was a school for men only, it afforded Henrietta an opportunity  to attend its public lectures.
In the following year her father undertook to give a course in Hebrew theology to Johns Hopkins students, and this brought to the Szold house a group of bright young Jews who had come to Baltimore to study, and who enjoyed being fed and mothered by Mamma and entertained by Henrietta and Rachel, who <head>played</head> and sang for them in the upstairs sitting room on Sunday evenings. 
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Some conservatives say  Mr. Bush shouldn't make the trip, during which he will participate in Costa Rica's celebration of 100 years of democracy . These critics object to Mr. Bush's participation in a meeting that  includes Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega among the guests.
In addition, they argue he won't help Washington's standing in the region by trumpeting the U.S. commitment to democracy less than a month after his administration <head>played</head> an ineffectual role in the failed coup attempt in Panama. 
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Sony, for its part, could decide that the cost of a Warner settlement or court fight is too high,  choosing instead  to find someone else   to run Columbia, although that too would be costly given the financial arrangement already guaranteed  to Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters. In that case, Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not suffer financially, but they would be left  without their dream job of  running a studio and with a considerably scarred relationship with Warner.
At the center of any court fight will be the differing interpretations of the written contract between Warner and the two producers, but other murkier issues will <head>play</head> a big role. 
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Too monstrous, of course. Mae wouldn't have plotted a thing like that.
It was just that little accidents <head>played</head> into her hands. 
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For Mitsubishi Estate, the Rockefeller purchase will catapult it firmly into the overseas real estate business, the one area where it has lagged notably behind Japanese competitors such as Mitsui, which  had purchased the Exxon Building . &quot; Japanese companies need  to invest in overseas real estate for diversification, &quot; says   Yoshio Shima, an industry analyst at Goldman Sachs (Japan) Corp.
Rockefeller isn't the first overseas purchase for Mitsubishi Estate -- it has already <head>played</head> a leading role in designing Los Angeles's Citicorp Plaza. 
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Then, at last, his day would fall into an ordered pattern and he would be free  to read, or garden or just wander through the woods in the late afternoon,  accompanied  by his dogs. His dogs? ?
He had almost forgotten them, although they had <head>played</head> such an important part in his early dreams. 
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Corporations should pay added taxes,   to be used  for educational purposes (not necessarily of the formal type ). The right  to leave legacies should be substantially reduced  and ultimately eliminated .
To perpetuate wealth control led by small groups of individuals who <head>played</head> no role in its creation prevents those with real initiative from coming to the fore, and is basically anti-democratic. 
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He was Mr. Hoffman in a 1979 Los Angeles production of a play called  &quot; The Chicago Conspiracy Trial. &quot; Television news, of course, has always been part show-biz.
Broadcasters have a healthy appreciation of the role entertainment values <head>play</head> in captivating an audience. 
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New England Electric values its offer at $2 billion  and PS of New Hampshire values its reorganization plan at $2.2 billion . The bankruptcy judge has ruled that federal bankruptcy laws could be used   to circumvent state regulation.
However, creditors and bidders alike concede that the state <head>plays</head> a major role because it could significantly delay final settlement of a plan it didn't like. 
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He is known  as the father of the U.S.-grown Granny Smith, a radically different apple that the conventional wisdom once said   would never catch on. It did ,  shaking the apple establishment to its roots.
Now, even more radical changes seem afoot as the grand old maverick of American apples <head>plays</head> the role of Hiroshi Appleseed. 
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But in London and Tokyo, where computer-driven trading now <head>plays</head> a small but growing role, traders say a number of hurdles loom. 
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Great stress is placed on the role that the monitoring of information sending <head>plays</head> in maintaining the effectiveness of the network. 
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I'm not the only man in town with a gun, or the only one without a permit &quot;. It was the wrong thing   to say .
By failing to do as he was told instantly -- to take out a permit or return the gun to his car -- he had <head>played</head> into Lord's hands. 
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But there may be less there than  meets the eye.
Mr. Moon planned to convert millions of Americans to his unique brand of Christianity -- in which he <head>plays</head> the role of Old Testament-style temporal, political messiah -- and then to make the U.S. part of a unified international theocracy. 
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Despite their ubiquity, the consultants aren't entirely welcome. Some lawyers and scholars see the social scientists ' vision of the American jury system as a far cry from the ideal presented  in civics texts and memorialized  on the movie screen.
In the film classic &quot; Twelve Angry Men, &quot; the crucible of deliberations unmasks each juror's bias and purges it from <head>playing</head> a role in the verdict. 
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Mr. Agnelli and the Aga Khan also have some business ties, and a spokesman for the Agnelli company didn't rule out that the current agreement could lead to further collaboration. For instance, Ifint earlier this year bought an 18% stake in Alisarda, the Aga Khan's airline, which  flies between Italy and Sardinia.
Giovanni Agnelli &amp; Co., which was formed in January 1987 as a way of keeping the Agnellis ' controlling stake in Fiat together despite an ever-growing family tree, has been <head>playing</head> a more active role in the Agnelli group of late. 
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Life was a short play of tenebrous shadows. David began  to shave with great sweeping strokes.
Time <head>plays</head> an essential part in our mortality, and suddenly for no reason he could imagine (or admit) the image of Peg laughing filled his mind -- so desirable, so lusty, so full of nuances of pleasure and joy. 
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Moreover, state-owned Finnish companies lacking formal state guarantees could face greater difficulty  raising funds in international financial markets, bankers say  . The decision  by a majority of state-appointed Waertsilae Marine directors Monday  to file for bankruptcy was an abrupt about-face from previous government policy.
In August, the government <head>played</head> a major part in a sweeping restructuring of the troubled shipyard. 
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The Fed has assumed a similar responsibility in the market for government securities. The stock market is the only major market without a market-maker of unchallenged liquidity or a buyer of last resort.
This does not mean that the Federal Reserve does not already <head>play</head> an important indirect role in the stock market. 
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That indicates  speculators are betting  a higher offer is in the wings. Prices of other paper makers rose sharply, although Georgia-Pacific fell $2.50  a share, to $50.875 .
Despite all the furor over program trading, program trading <head>played</head> a big role in yesterday's rally. 
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The Baker proposal reasserts Washington's intention  to continue  playing a leading political role in the region. &quot; In Asia, as in Europe, a new order is taking shape, &quot; Mr. Baker said  .
&quot; The U.S., with its regional friends, must <head>play</head> a crucial role in designing its architecture. &quot; 
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What  triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue. Nomura was attempting  to organize the 50 billion-yen ($352 million ) borrowing in Japan at a time when many Japanese banks, led  by Industrial Bank of Japan, were pressuring the Wellington government to help them recover loans made  to a defunct investment bank that  had been owned  by New Zealand's civil-service pension fund .
Unwilling to put up new money for New Zealand until those debts are repaid, most banks refused even to <head>play</head> administrative roles in the new financing, forcing an embarrassed Nomura to postpone it this week. 
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Each of the four parties bidding for PS of New Hampshire proposes a complex financial package   to satisfy creditors and shareholders and also proposes a formula   to limit rate increases  to satisfy the state. The new round of bidding would seem  to complicate the decision making for Judge James Yacos, the bankruptcy judge overseeing the case, because the company's stockholders, unsecured creditors and regulators each are currently backing different plans.
In addition, some of the proposals are so close, that non-financial issues such as timing may <head>play</head> a more important role. 
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Participants will include the U.S., Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea and New Zealand as well as the six members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations -- Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and Brunei. In addition, the U.S. this year offered its own plan for cooperation around the Pacific rim in a major speech by Secretary of State James Baker, following up a proposal made  in January by Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke.
The Baker proposal reasserts Washington's intention to continue <head>playing</head> a leading political role in the region. 
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The administration's concerns are understandable. The economy is showing signs of weakness, particularly among manufacturers.
Exports, which <head>played</head> a key role in fueling growth over the last two years, seem to have stalled. 
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&quot; The fact that we might not side with the Americans may be a reason why Canada's membership in the OAS hasn't been, over the years, an item high on the U.S. agenda , &quot; said  Allan Gotlieb, former Canadian ambassador to the U.S.. The Canadian application is expected  to be announced  in San Jose, Costa Rica, by Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, who  is attending a centenary celebration of Costa Rican democracy.
&quot; Canada has a larger and more beneficial role to <head>play</head> in the hemisphere, &quot; Mr. Mulroney said recently. 
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There can't be an older baseball fan alive who  doesn't clearly remember that Bobby Thomson homer, who  can't tell you where he was when he heard the famous Russ Hodges radio broadcast -- the one that  concluded with Mr. Hodges shouting, over and over, &quot; The Giants win the pennant, the Giants win the pennant   ! &quot; Mr. Engelken and Mr. Thomson drifted in different directions in the subsequent years, and the Polo Grounds, located  under Coogan's Bluff in upper Manhattan, was replaced  by a public-housing project.
Mr. Thomson <head>played</head> outfield and third base until 1960, posting a lifetime .270 batting average and chalking up 264 home runs before retiring and going into paper-goods sales. 
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In Europe, the Rothschilds banks are focusing on mergers and acquisitions as European industry restructures ahead of 1992. Yet the group's limited resources makes it a niche player.
&quot; Obviously, there are quantitative limitations on the assistance we can provide, &quot; concedes Baron David de Rothschild, &quot; but we feel we have some cards to <head>play</head>. &quot; 
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And then, &quot; he won't panic, &quot; says   J. Bruce Johnston, a former USX executive and now a labor and benefit consultant with Adler Cohen &amp; Grigsby in Pittsburgh. Mr. Corry learned presence under fire when, as vice president of corporate planning, he handled what Mr. Johnston calls  &quot; don't-con-me &quot; negotiations that  led to USX's shedding of a wide array of assets ranging from chemicals to construction .
When negotiating, Mr. Corry <head>played</head> his cards close to the vest. 
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Now, Mis-ter McBride &quot;, said  Lord, and he laid a firmly restraining hand on the field boss's arm. It was strictly the deputy's game, but McBride had gone too far  to throw in.
Now, he could only <head>play</head> the last card in what was probably the world's coldest deck. 
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When Robert McDuffie was 14, he got a chance to <head>play</head> in the starting lineup for his high school basketball team in Macon, Ga. 
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&quot; I don't believe  I 'll play any more neither &quot;. &quot; Me neither &quot;, others said , and soon the game broke up, the children going off in pairs, in larger groups and  alone.
Jack walked off alone out the road in the searing midday sun, past Robert Allen's three-room, tarpapered house, toward the field where the other boys were <head>playing</head> ball, thinking of what he would do in order to make Miss Langford have him stay in after school -- because this was the day he had decided when he thought he saw the look in her eyes. 
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Mr. Broberg, who  started with the now-defunct Washington Senators, says that when he left baseball in 1978 , he &quot; never looked back. &quot; For a long time, he ignored baseball  altogether, even the sports pages.
Now Mr. Broberg, a lawyer, claims he 'd <head>play</head> for free. 
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Time pressures and the ebb of the fitness fad are cited  as reasons for the decline. Only walking and golf increased in popularity during the 1980s -- and only slightly.
Jeanette Traverso, a California lawyer, gave up running three times a week to <head>play</head> a weekly round of golf, finding it more social and serene. 
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It swayed with the wicker swings and screeched with the rusted hinges of screen doors. Even the stable-garage, which  housed nothing  now but the scent of rot, had a lawn before it.
And the coffee shop on Drexel Street, where the men spent their evenings and Sundays <head>playing</head> cards, had a rose hedge beneath its window. 
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I once trained a horse  for Hoot Gibson, but nothing like Sparky. He's a pinto and he photographs wonderfully &quot;.
Five came up while Owen was listening to The Wrangler and he neglected to <head>play</head>, a loss of ten dollars. 
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If you 'd get out of your back yard once in a while you might even get her your ownself &quot;. &quot; I might try it one of these days &quot;, Jack said  wonderingly,  thinking of Miss Langford.
When they reached the school, a gang of boys and girls were already there <head>playing</head> &quot; crack the whip &quot; in front of the schoolhouse. 
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&quot; What you need  is a steady martingale &quot;, the cowboy announced  after  watching Owen play. &quot; You can't build on your hit-and-miss five-seventeen &quot;.
&quot; What are you <head>playing</head> &quot;? ? Owen asked. 
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He loved them. It was the only meaning of the word that he had ever known .
Then he <head>played</head> nine imaginary holes of golf, choosing his handicap, his irons, his stance, his opponents, and his weather in detail, but the green of the links seemed faded in the light of his business worries. 
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Sort of remorseless, isn't it ? ? Still, there it is .
Now, you no doubt regard the preceding as pap; ; you're tooling around full of gage in your hot rods, gorging yourselves on pizza and <head>playing</head> pinball in the taverns and generally behaving like Ubermenschen. 
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His expenses ran another four or five thousand. The lawyer didn't know him very well although he saw him occasionally at some dinner party -- Thayer, like himself, Madden reflected  , was the extra man so prized by hostesses -- and found him easy enough   to talk to .
But he didn't <head>play</head> golf, didn't seem to belong to any local clubs -- his work took him away a lot, of course -- which probably accounted for his tendency to keep to himself. 
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&quot; O.K. &quot; Charles rose also, and the two of them moved over  to join the girls.
They <head>played</head> crack the whip a few minutes without mishap. 
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It didn't take us as long as we 'd thought  it might; ; it *pseudo-attach* was not quite six o'clock when we finished and Charlie said, &quot; Well, I guess  that's it. Shall we flip a coin  to see which of us  goes first? ?
Or would you rather deal a hand of show-down poker or <head>play</head> a game of gin rummy, or what &quot;? ? 
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And very, very few were lost  when the final connection was made  to the control panels of ship or industrial combine . Shell people resembled mature dwarfs in size whatever their natal deformities were , but the well-oriented brain would not have changed places with the most perfect body in the Universe.
So, for happy years, Helva scooted around in her shell with her classmates, <head>playing</head> such games as Stall, Power-Seek, studying her lessons in trajectory, propulsion techniques, computation, logistics, mental hygiene, basic alien psychology, philology, space history, law, traffic, codes: all the et ceteras that eventually became compounded into a reasoning, logical, informed citizen. 
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He considered some interesting excursion but he was on the road every day from dawn to dusk. Then there was exercise, boating and hiking, which  was not only good for you but also made you more virile: the thought of strenuous activity left him exhausted.
Perhaps golf, with a fashionable companion -- but he 'd lost his clubs, hadn't <head>played</head> in years. 
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It made her look sweet and schoolgirlish, I was excited   to be with her, but I did not know how  to express it . Yet a moment did come that night when the adventurous letter writer and fantasist seemed  to stride off my flashy pages, out of my mind, and plant himself in reality .
It was late, we were <head>playing</head> kissing games, and Jessica and I were called on to kiss in front of the others. 
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They had chosen this night purposely. They reached the guard house without  alerting the men on the walls above, and Powers slipped through the door.
Two men were on duty inside, <head>playing</head> pinochle, relaxed. 
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A dried-up cowboy sat down next to him in the blonde's place. He was a little more authentic than usual because he smelled slightly of the stables.
&quot; What you need is a steady martingale &quot;, the cowboy announced after watching Owen <head>play</head>. 
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She sighed a dirty word and left. Owen was surprised  to see Mrs. Gertrude Parker playing the one-arm bandits that  were cunningly arranged  by the entrance.
She sat down and <head>played</head> two slots at once, looking grim, as if bested by mechanical devices, and Owen felt sorry for the lay-sisters depending on her support. 
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In the interview at headquarters yesterday afternoon, both men exuded confidence and seemed  to work well together. &quot; You 've got two champions sitting right before you, &quot; said  Mr. Baum.
&quot; We <head>play</head> to win. 
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&quot; I tried. &quot; The nagging memory of one afternoon fourteen years ago drove Jim Gideon, a lean 36-year-old righthander to take a four-month leave from  selling insurance in Texas  to try out for Mr. Weaver's team.
&quot; It doesn't replace pitching in the majors, but it proves to me that I would have been able to <head>play</head> if I 'd stayed healthy, &quot; he says. 
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One has  to establish one's own identity away from athletics and make athletics only a part, not a whole, of the student-athlete's life &quot;. -- Sophomore basketball player.
-- &quot; Somehow, and I don't know how, the game needs to be <head>played</head> for fun again, and not for the big bowl revenues or lucrative TV contracts &quot;. 
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His hero signed photographs of the homer and diplomatically called Ralph Branca &quot; a very fine pitcher. &quot; And when Mr. Engelken asked him why he took time   off from work for somebody  he didn't even know   , Bobby Thomson replied: &quot; You know, Albert,  if you have the chance  in life  to make somebody this happy, you have an obligation  to do it. &quot;
In an interview, Mr. Thomson, who is married and has three grown children, says he has few ties to baseball these days, other than <head>playing</head> old-timers games now and again. 
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The county at the end of 1988 had 307,000 jobs, 95,400 of them in the tourist industry. Projects in the talking or blueprint stage would add a further 48,000 rooms.
Hotel-casino operators <head sats="play_down.002:0">play</head> <sat id="play_down.002:0">down</sat> the possibility of a labor shortage. 
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Twenty-one of its workers are Ph. D.s. Among other services, the firm provides pre-trial opinion polls, creates profiles of &quot; ideal &quot; jurors, sets up mock trials and &quot; shadow &quot; juries, coaches lawyers and witnesses, and designs courtroom graphics.
Much like their cohorts in political consulting and product marketing, the litigation advisers encourage their clients to <head sats="play_down.026:0">play</head> <sat id="play_down.026:0">down</sat> complex or ambiguous matters, simplify their messages and provide their target audiences with a psychological craving to make the desired choice. 
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&quot; Such a deadline is attainable, but it would have costs, &quot; Mr. Greenspan told Rep. Neal's monetary policy subcommittee  . The Fed chief opposed a bill - introduced  by Reps. Lee Hamilton (D., Ind.) and Byron Dorgan (D., N.D.) -- that, among other things,  would require the Fed to disclose all monetary policy moves immediately and increase outside scrutiny of the Fed.
In responding to questions, Mr. Greenspan <head sats="play_down.103:0">played</head> <sat id="play_down.103:0">down</sat> reports of tension between the Fed and the Treasury over exchange-rate policy. 
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The package was termed  excessive by the Bush administration, but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who  sought unsuccessfully  to add nearly $1 billion  more and waive current restrictions  to expedite the distribution of funds. By a 26-7 margin, the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative, and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten (D., Miss.) and his party's largest state delegation in the House.
&quot; I have no regrets about going forward, &quot; said Rep. Vic Fazio (D., Calif. ), who sought later to <head sats="play_down.105:0">play</head> <sat id="play_down.105:0">down</sat> the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting. 
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NATO defense ministers opened a two-day meeting in Portugal   to assess the alliance's nuclear-weapons needs amid reduced East-West tensions. The ministers ordered a study on the strategic role of nuclear arms in Western Europe once Soviet conventional weapons are reduced  in the East bloc.
The Justice Department scrambled to <head sats="play_down.130:0">play</head> <sat id="play_down.130:0">down</sat> the significance of revised guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law. 
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To find parallels, other than sexual appeal, with Cleopatra, requires an equal stretch. Baker was 68 years old when she died in Paris , two days after the sold-out opening of her newest show: a movie-like ending to what  was a cinematic life.
In fact, Ms. Baker <head>played</head> scenes in Casablanca that could have made it into &quot; Casablanca. &quot; 
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One should not, of course, pluck the head off a flower and expect its perfume to linger on. Yet this passion for passion, now that I look back on it with passion spent , seems somewhat overblown and operatic, though as a diva Miss Millay perfectly controlled her notes.
Only what else was she singing but the old Song of Songs, that most ancient of tunes that nature <head>plays</head> with such unfailing response upon young nerves? ? 
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For Gorky, Mr. Helpern provided an aural collage of Debussy and Rachmaninoff, which  is less a score than a separate character with a distinct point of view. Like Brecht, and indeed Ezra Pound, Ms. Bogart has said that her intent in such manipulative staging of the classics is simply an attempt  to &quot; make it new. &quot;
Indeed, during a recent post-production audience discussion, the director explained that her fondest artistic wish was to find a way to <head>play</head> &quot; Somewhere Over the Rainbow &quot; so that the song's &quot; original beauty comes through, &quot; surmounting the cliche. 
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The redcoat officer collapsed like a punctured bolster, and the horse reared and threw him from the saddle, except that one booted foot caught in the stirrup.  Half crazed  by the weight dragging, the dust, and the heat, the horse leaped our wall,  dashing out the rider's brains against it, and leaving him lying there among us -- while the horse crashed away through the brush.
It was my initiation to war and the insane symphony war <head>plays</head>; ; for what had happened on the common was only terror and flight; ; but this grinning, broken head, not ten feet away from me, was the sharp definition of what my reality had become. 
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Leaving the theatre after the performance, I had a flash of intuition that life, after all (as Rilke said ), is just a search for the nonexistent cup of hot coffee, and that this unpretentious, moving, clever, bitter slice of life was the greatest thing   to happen to the American theatre since Brooks Atkinson retired.  Aging but still precocious, French feline enfant terrible Francoisette Lagoon has succeeded in  shocking jaded old Paris again, this time with a sexy ballet scenario called  The Lascivious Interlude, the story of a nymphomaniac trip-hammer operator who  falls hopelessly in love with a middle-aged steam shovel.
A biting, pithy parable of the all-pervading hollowness of modern life, the piece has been set by Mlle Lagoon to a sumptuous score (a single motif <head>played</head> over and over by four thousand French horns) by existentialist hot-shot Jean-Paul Sartre. 
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According to a nationwide survey taken  a year ago, nearly a third of England's church bells are no longer rung  on Sundays because there is no one   to ring them. It  is easy  to see why the ancient art is on the ropes .
The less complicated version of <head>playing</head> tunes on bells, as do the carillons of continental Europe, is considered by the English to be childish, fit only for foreigners. 
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Speak to him again anyway.  Try  talking to some of the fellows  he works with , friends, anyone.
Try to find out how happy he is with his wife, whether he <head sats="play_around.153:0">plays</head> <sat id="play_around.153:0">around</sat> with women. 
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&quot; I don't want  to denounce it because  denouncing it would be like  denouncing capitalism, &quot; he explains . And surprising numbers of small investors seem  to be adapting to greater stock market volatility and say  they can live with program trading.
Glenn Britta, a 25-year-old New York financial analyst who <head>plays</head> options for his personal account, says he is &quot; factoring &quot; the market's volatility &quot; into investment decisions. &quot; 
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He would be harassed  repeatedly and would escape death by inches time after time, all the way to Jarrodsville. He still had three miles   to go .
Back East the more affluent juvenile delinquents, who could afford hyped-up autos instead of switch blades as lethal weapons, <head>played</head> this same game and called it &quot; Chicken &quot;. 
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Katya Roslev, who  would be Katharine Ross so very soon now, rang up her first sale of the day and counted back the change. She did not notice that the customer seized her purchase and turned away without a smile or a word of thanks.
Usually she marked the few who did thank you, you didn't get that kind much in a place like this: and she <head>played</head> a little game with herself, seeing how downright rude she could act to the others, before they 'd take offense, threaten to call the manager. 
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George Christopher, the former San Francisco mayor who  built Candlestick Park for the Giants in the 1960s, won't endorse the new ballpark. He says  he had Candlestick built because the Giants claimed  they needed 10,000 parking spaces.
Since the new park will have only 1,500 spaces, Mr. Christopher thinks backers are <head>playing</head> some fiscal &quot; games &quot; of their own with the voters. 
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No human can examine millions of moves, but Mr. Kasparov, using his ineffably powerful brain, consistently found very good ones. After eight moves by each side, the board was the same as in a game in which Nigel Short of Great Britain fought the champion to a draw in 1980 .
But the computer didn't <head>play</head> Mr. Short's ninth move, a key pawn thrust, and its position deteriorated rapidly. 
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That's the primary reason  the company's share price has held up so well when, in Mr. Smith's words, &quot; most companies would have unraveled &quot; by now  . In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Boeing closed yesterday at $54.50  a share, off a scant 12.5 cents.
Still, Boeing went through its normal verbal gymnastics and <head sats="play_up.059:0">played</head> <sat id="play_up.059:0">up</sat> the downside. 
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Rachel faced me. Her bright eyes were twinkling.
She said, &quot; Sometimes I think they are keeping religion for us while we <head>play</head> around. 
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And why not? Some of our best and most idiosyncratic film makers -- from Truffaut to Fellini to Woody Allen -- have taken a cue from Chekhov: When it comes to compelling drama , there's no place like home.
Yet too many people working in Hollywood today seem to suffer from the delusion that the drama <head sats="play_out.120:0">played</head> <sat id="play_out.120:0">out</sat> in every home will be interesting to people who live somewhere else. 
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She was just waking up when we found her at the garage  &quot;. Vince swore.
&quot; Stupid fools -- ain't got enough brains between the two of you &quot; -- Grosse muttered, his head down, one hand <head>playing</head> with the zipper on his jacket. 
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It seemed to her, as it seemed each night, that the gloom drew itself in and became densest at the table's empty chairs,  giving her the frequent illusion that she dined with shadows. Here, too, she talked low,  quirking her head at one or another of the places, most often at Izaak's armchair which  faced her across the long table.
Or it might have been the absent nephews she addressed, consciously <head>playing</head> with the notion that this was one of the summers of their early years. 
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But the new statistics show that by September, the burst in spending seemed  to be tapering off. Many economists expect the weakness to continue.
&quot; I think the consumer has pretty well <head sats="play_out.000:0">played</head> himself <sat id="play_out.000:0">out</sat>, &quot; said David Littman, senior economist at Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit. 
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His hands snatched at an imaginary bucket,  swooping down hard  to grab it and coming away with equal snap like a ball that 's been bounced  hard. In the same way he pantomimed  grasping a mantel and bouncing cleanly off that,  pressing his hands against the floor and bouncing cleanly off that.
He was moving like a ballet dancer, <head>playing</head> for laughs. 
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&quot; Maybe it wasn't enough, &quot; a Finance Ministry official noted  after the Dec. 7 surge. Japan's regulators have since tightened controls on index-related stock purchases.
Tokyo's leading program traders are the big U.S. securities houses, though the Japanese are <head>playing</head> catch-up. 
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His son who  had never held an office in any organization in the eighteen years of his life. His son who  did not know whether he wanted  to be doctor, lawyer, merchant or chief.
He wondered if he had <head>played</head> it wrong. 
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Parents are too likely  to blame schools for the educational limitations of their children. Parents should be involved with their children's education at home, not in school.
They should see to it that their kids don't <head>play</head> truant; they should make certain that the children spend enough time doing homework; they should scrutinize the report card. 
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They also support a tax credit for employers   to offset the cost of  hiring and training workers who  temporarily replace employees on parental leave. In 1990, the issue is expected  to be especially close in Alaska, California, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois.
&quot; We 'll be <head>playing</head> a lot of defense, especially in the Midwest and Northeast, &quot; says Jim Buente of the NFIB. 
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&quot; They are growing more pragmatic about their role. &quot; Real estate firms are also using their alliances with financial institutions  to amass acquisition funds.
&quot; Why should you beat your brains out fighting the environmentalists, the neighborhood groups, dealing with traffic mitigation, sewers and fighting city hall, then try to convince a lender to lend you money in an overbuilt market when you can get pension fund money, buy a portfolio, sell off pieces off it and <head>play</head> your own game? &quot; says Jack Rodman, managing partner of the Los Angeles office of Kenneth Leventhal Inc. a national accounting firm. 
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Amateur spy-chaser Clifford Stoll is a real person, or as he might waggishly put it, a surreal person. He is 37, an astronomer with impressive credentials, and something of a genius at  making computers do his bidding.
He once described himself as a &quot; Berkeley Hippie, &quot; and <head>played</head> the role well; obligatory ragged jeans, a thicket of long hair and rejection of all things conventional, including, for a time at least, formal marriage to his &quot; sweetheart, &quot; Martha Matthews. 
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That in itself has got  to cause people to feel a little more optimistic, &quot; says  Glenn Cox, the president of Phillips Petroleum Co. Though  modest, the change reaches beyond the oil patch, too.
The same roller-coaster prices that halted U.S. oil exploration and drove many veteran oil men and companies out of the business also <head>played</head> havoc with the nation's inflation rate, the trade deficit and oil users ' corporate and personal budgets. 
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Mr. Roberti concedes that since the $750 million  takeover, &quot; sales growth hasn't been dramatic. &quot; For the 11 months ended March 31, operating profit at the 52-store chain totaled $40.5 million  on sales of $286.8 million .
As Brooks Brothers jumps into the fashion fray, it will be <head>playing</head> catch up. 
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These are but a sampling of the insults  I endured . As Mrs. Letch Feeley, was it  any wonder that I, once the social arbiter of Filmdom, was excluded  from the smart entertainments given  by the Astaires, the Coopers, the Gables, the Colmans, the Rathbones, the Taylors, the Thalbergs and such devout, closely knit families as the Barrymores and the Crosbys? ?
As Letch's antisocial conduct increased, our invitations decreased and my heart was in my mouth whenever I <head>played</head> hostess at a fashionable &quot; screenland &quot; gathering. 
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Table covers and towels were clean, ashtrays empty and supplied  with fresh matches. The mirror over the bureau was a blank eye, round and innocent.
Alec <head>played</head> the part of an innocent tourist. 
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The office was of logs, four rooms, each heated  by an iron stove. The building was dwarfed  by the scene outside.
There a dozen giant monitors <head>played</head> their seventy-five-foot jets of water against the huge seam of tertiary gravel which was the mountainside. 
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Abstract art was still the right path for him; ; but, he held,  instead of  continuing as an &quot; art of reduction &quot;, it must grow, must make a place for the contributions of the Raphaels and Poussins as well as for those of the early cubists and Mondrian. Later Helion wrote of this phase: &quot; For years I built for myself a subtle instrument of relationships -- colors and forms without a name.
I <head>played</head> on it my secret songs, unexplained, passionate and peaceful &quot;. 
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Carl says  it is the greatest poem ever written  to the guitar because he has never heard of any other poem to that subtle instrument. &quot; A portable companion always ready  to go where you go  -- a small friend weighing less than a freshborn infant --   to be shared  with few or many -- just two of you in sweet meditation &quot;.
The New York Herald Tribune's photographer, Ira Rosenberg, tells an anecdote about the time he wanted to take a picture of Carl <head>playing</head> a guitar. 
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There has long existed a brotherly affection between us, thus I accepted him as my pupil. Just as in the case of every prodigy child, we must watch for the efficacy of my teaching to show up in the future -- if he should master all the strenuous exercises  I inflicted  on him.
To <head>play</head> the guitar as he aspires will devour his three-fold energy as a historian, a poet and a singer. 
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So would   the Little Tramp, for that matter. I say &quot;  contained dialogue &quot; because &quot; Sidewalk Stories &quot; isn't really silent at all.
Composer Marc Marder, a college friend of Mr. Lane's who earns his living <head>playing</head> the double bass in classical music ensembles, has prepared an exciting, eclectic score that tells you what the characters are thinking and feeling far more precisely than intertitles, or even words, would. 
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Nick recalled stories that the two best fishing spots in Southern California were over the La Jolla Deep and the Redondo Deep, two spots where the ocean dropped off to fantastic depths almost from the shoreline . Someday, geologists had warned  , the land on both sides of these deeps would fall into the ocean and no more La Jolla or Redondo Beach.
Meanwhile, fishermen took advantage of them to <head sats="pull_up.071:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_up.071:0">up</sat> whoppers. 
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There's a different hall-mark on them. There were no witch burnings here because everyone had a witch in the family.
Just think of old Granther Stannard who <head>pulled</head> the teeth of Dark Younger (her real name was Dorcas ), and because he bungled the job and left two protruding tusks she put such a hex on him that he thought his legs were made of glass. 
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About halfway back Pops groped against a wall and stopped, <head>pulled</head> away two loosely nailed wide boards at one end, and went through. 
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Before long the atmosphere reverted to its old normalcy, and insects hummed and birds occasionally called. Matsuo puzzled  and grew anxious  over the complete passiveness,  concluding that he was the butt of a devilish joke.
Five or so minutes later the marine abruptly <head sats="pull_up.047:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_up.047:0">up</sat> and stepped into sunlight, immediately throwing his hands over his eyes. 
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I been riding train for a ways now &quot;. They lapsed into silence, and the freight wallowed up a hill, scooted down the other side,  shaking and clanking to itself.
After a while, Kitty murmured something to Cappy, and he held her close, answering, &quot; We 'll just have to wait till we <head sats="pull_in.148:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_in.148:0">in</sat>to Philly, honey &quot;. 
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Got a heck of a buy on this, dirt cheap &quot;. &quot; Yeah, it's a real load &quot;, I told him ,  looking up the street at my battered Ford.
Five racing minutes later we <head>pulled</head> into the driveway of this typical two-story house, and when the Jaguar stopped I managed to swallow. 
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A pickup truck driven  by a white farmer rumbles past with a load of black workers bouncing in the back. Over at Conradies, the general store, a black stock boy scurries  to help an elderly white woman with her packages.
Down the street, a car <head>pulls</head> into the Shell station and is surrounded by black attendants. 
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&quot; I might point out that your inability  to report to my office this morning when you were instructed  to do so  has not ah limited my knowledge of your activities as you may have hoped &quot;. He took up a white sheet of paper, dark with single-spaced data.
A car <head>pulled</head> into the driveway outside the window. 
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The male part , the anthers of the plant, and the female , the pistils, of the same plant are within a fraction of an inch or even attached  to each other. The anthers in these plants are difficult   to clip  off.
In China, a great number of workers are engaged in <head sats="pull_out.054:0">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_out.054:0">out</sat> the male organs of rice plants using tweezers, and one-third of rice produced in that country is grown from hybrid seeds. 
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Slowly he <head sats="pull_out.095:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.095:0">out</sat> the hand throttle until the boat was moving at little more than a crawl, and watched Elaine rapidly spin from one station to another, tune in the null, then draw in a line on the chart. 
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Bank analysts say  ministry officials have been growing increasingly concerned  during the past few months about Japanese banks getting in over their heads. &quot; The   thinks  the banks don't know what they are doing , that they have very little idea how  to cope with risk , &quot; said  one foreign bank analyst who  asked  not to be identified .
&quot; The   wants to see the Japanese banks <head sats="pull_in_one-s_horns.062:0 pull_in_one-s_horns.062:1 pull_in_one-s_horns.062:2">pull</head> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.062:0">in</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.062:1">their</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.062:2">horns</sat> &quot; on leveraged buy-outs, he added. 
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&quot; As long as I am borrowing at 9.9% and each   yields over that, it enhances the yield, &quot; he maintains . Mr. Ericson says  he tries  to offset the leverage by  diversifying the fund's portfolio.
Yet some funds have <head sats="pull_in_one-s_horns.093:0 pull_in_one-s_horns.093:1 pull_in_one-s_horns.093:2">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.093:0">in</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.093:1">their</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.093:2">horns</sat>. 
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You wouldn't pull my leg, old man? ? I did get you on the platform this morning &quot;.
&quot; I'm not <head sats="pull_the_leg_of.037:1">pulling</head> your <sat id="pull_the_leg_of.037:1">leg</sat>. 
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The Dallas Cowboys are looking at a long-yardage situation, struggling to <head sats="pull_ahead.154:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_ahead.154:0">ahead</sat> of the Atlanta Falcons. 
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Tilghman leapt on to him, dragged him  upright and hit him again, this time  sending him careening against the bar. A bullet gouged into the bar top an inch from Tilghman's stomach as Blue Throat's henchmen started  shooting.
Tilghman flung himself aside, dropped on one knee and <head>pulled</head> his own gun. 
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Other scandal survivors are sometimes the best source of solace. Raymond Donovan, the New Jersey construction executive who  was forced  to resign as labor secretary and indicted  in 1985, only  to be acquitted  of fraud charges, often calls other scandal-tossed public figures  to offer a sympathetic ear.
Each time a new scandal hits, he says, &quot; it <head>pulls</head> the scabs off your knees. &quot; 
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Nick watched her somewhat enviously as she efficiently cut the engines, and started the auxiliary motor. Poet came up from below,  wearing new bathing trunks.
The price tag hung from the belt and he <head sats="pull_off.055:0">pulled</head> it <sat id="pull_off.055:0">off</sat> as he entered the chartroom and looked at it curiously. 
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A week later, the man told Mr. MacInnis  he had suffered a mild heart attack unrelated to the massage. &quot; It was a powerful point in my career, &quot; says  the 31-year-old Mr. MacInnis, who  has since taken out a $1 million  liability policy for his business.
&quot; But he <head sats="pull_through.099:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_through.099:0">through</sat>, and after the ambulance left, there were still six people in line waiting for a massage. 
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That's hyperventilating. There is a scene at the end of the first week's show where Mancuso attends the unveiling of the memorial to his dead partner David .
Asked to say a few words, he <head sats="pull_out.003:0">pulls</head> <sat id="pull_out.003:0">out</sat> his crumpled piece of paper and tries to talk, but he's too choked up to get the words out. 
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Because I liked this sad person so much, I said, &quot; Will you have a drink with me &quot;? ? I could see the ancient cynicism reinforce itself in her eyes, and I wondered how many men she had picked  up with this same gambit.
Anyway, I <head sats="pull_out.014:0">pulled</head> a bottle of Remy Martin <sat id="pull_out.014:0">out</sat> of my topcoat, drew the cork, and passed it to her. 
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The important thing was that Burton had gone somewhere  to meet a blackmailer with a gun in his pocket. And that gun was empty.
Even before his mind had rounded out the idea, he thrust one hand into his trousers pocket and <head sats="pull_out.028:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.028:0">out</sat> the six slugs he had taken from the revolver. 
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&quot; I only said  I was hungry. We haven't had anything   to eat  all day &quot;.
Joviality suffused Feathertop Ernie Cargill's voice as he reached behind him, <head sats="pull_out.068:0">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_out.068:0">out</sat> a battered carpet bag, with leather handles. 
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Ahead there was a stirring of sudden movement at a crossroads. David reached for the pair of pistols in the saddlebags at his feet.
He <head sats="pull_out.097:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.097:0">out</sat> one of them and cocked it. 
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Jeanene Page, of North Salt Lake City, Utah, likes the broader selection. She wants something big, and already has looked at the Chrysler New Yorker and Lincoln Town Car.
Now, the 55-year-old car shopper is zeroing in on a full-sized van, figuring that it's just the thing to haul nine grandchildren and <head>pull</head> a boat at the same time. 
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Muller was attracted  to the lore of mailboxes. He opened the inner door; ; the cooking odors were stronger -- all over the city, at this hour, housewives would be fussing over stoves.
He climbed, as quickly as he could urge his body, up the two unbroken flights to the third floor, <head>pulling</head> himself along on a delicate balustrade, all that remained of the building's beauty. 
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It might be alleged that TV has done more than its share  to popularize and promote non-violent civil disobedience, so the second situation hypothesized  above would be simply a case of &quot; chickens coming home  to roost. &quot; Or maybe the TV network would lose nothing.
Geraldo or Phil would probably <head>pull</head> up another camera and interview the chained protesters. 
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Social invention did not have  to await social theory any more than use of the warmth of a fire had  to await Lavoisier or the buoyant protection of a boat the formulations of Archimedes. But it has been during the last two centuries, during the scientific revolution, that our independence from the physical environment has made the most rapid strides .
We have ample light when the sun sets; ; the temperature of our homes is independent of the seasons; ; we fly through the air, although gravity <head sats="pull_down.096:0">pulls</head> us <sat id="pull_down.096:0">down</sat>; ; the range of our voice ignores distance. 
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Also, UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf <head sats="pull_out.029:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.029:0">out</sat> of the buy-out effort to focus on running the company. 
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The government, in turn, guaranteed financing  to complete the order backlog and took control of the board. Government officials were expected  to combine Waertsilae Marine with two other struggling firms, and thus ensure Finland's survival as a shipbuilding nation.
The government spent most of last year attempting to carry out such a plan but was thwarted when the parent Waertsilae concern <head sats="pull_out.032:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.032:0">out</sat> at the last minute. 
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A spokeswoman for GE in Fairfield, Conn., said, &quot; Absolutely no one spoke to Jack Welch on this subject &quot; and added, &quot; Anyone who  claims  they talked to Jack Welch isn't telling the truth. &quot; Supporters of index arbitrage haven't been publicly sticking up for the trading strategy, as some did during the post-crash outcry of 1987.
But Merrill Lynch, in its statement about <head sats="pull_out.053:0">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_out.053:0">out</sat> of index arbitrage, suggested that the current debate has missed the mark. 
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As a result, UAL's chairman, Stephen M. Wolf, <head sats="pull_out.059:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.059:0">out</sat> of the buy-out effort to focus on running the company. 
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But now, an official says  , he is &quot; surrounded  by right-to-lifers, &quot; who  contend that any breakthroughs in fetal-tissue research could increase the demand for abortions. COOPERATION  WANES on weapons development between the U.S. and Europe.
Britain, France and Italy <head sats="pull_out.063:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_out.063:0">out</sat> of a proposal to build new NATO frigates; the U.S. and West Germany have each withdrawn from missile projects. 
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( About 7.5% of Picop is publicly traded  and other shareholders own the rest of the equity.) Potential buyers, mostly foreign companies, are reluctant  to take a non-controlling stake in a company that, by the government's own reckoning,  needs some $100 million  in new capital for rehabilitation.
The prospect of buying into a cash-hungry company without getting management control persuaded at least three foreign buyers, including a member of the Elders group of Australia, to <head sats="pull_out.077:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_out.077:0">out</sat> of the bidding, the bankers and analysts say. 
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Kidder, Peabody &amp; Co., a unit of General Electric Co., announced it would stop doing stock-index arbitrage for its own account, and Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. <head sats="pull_out.081:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.081:0">out</sat> of the practice altogether. 
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-- Of all scenes that  evoke rural England, this is one of the loveliest: An ancient stone church stands amid the fields, the sound of bells cascading from its tower,  calling the faithful to evensong. The parishioners of St. Michael and All Angels stop  to chat at the church door, as members here always have .
In the tower, five men and women <head>pull</head> rhythmically on ropes attached to the same five bells that first sounded here in 1614. 
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Last year's volume was at the top a couple of inches below the ceiling. Near it was  a metal ladder on casters attached  to the top shelf.
He <head>pulled</head> it over, climbed up, and lifted out the big volume, almost losing his balance from the weight of it. 
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Outside of combat, he couldn't have landed in a tougher spot. First of all, no unit likes  to have a new CO brought  in from the outside, especially when he's an armchair trooper .
Second, if there is ever a perfect time to <head>pull</head> the rug out from under him, it's on maneuvers. 
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He was multi-colored and graceful and he lay in the furrow and moved his arched and tapered head only so slightly.  Go out of the furrow, snake, I said , but it did not move at all.
I <head>pulled</head> the throttle of the tractor in and out, hoping to frighten him with the noise, but the snake only flicked its black, forked tongue and faced the huge tractor wheel, without fright or concern. 
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He simply would not work his arithmetic problems when the teacher held his class . That should do it, he thought  , because Miss Langford had said  she was going  to be strict about school work.
He had considered throwing erasers or flipping paperwads at someone or <head>pulling</head> the hair of the girl sitting in front of him, but he couldn't take a chance on either of these possibilities: the teacher probably would make him stand face-to-wall in a corner instead of stay in after school. 
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The white Buick hadn't moved away yet. Good.
A line of worry formed, a twitch <head>pulled</head> his mouth over to one side. 
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Toni Johnson <head>pulls</head> a tape measure across the front of what was once a stately Victorian home. 
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Maybe I would beat old Herry to Siberia after all. Whatever satisfaction that might offer .
Something <head>pulled</head> my leg. 
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Jess painfully got to his feet as someone rattled the door. &quot; Who 's in there &quot;? ? Black called  fearfully.
Curt opened the door, grabbed Black by the shoulder, and <head>pulled</head> him into the barn. 
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He was not unmoved. He had  to teach himself patiently that these traps were not for him.
He must mentally <head>pull</head> the blinds and close the window, so that all that existed was in the books before him. 
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Then when Miss Langford was on the end of the line of girls , Jack,  in the middle of the line, gave an extra hard pull and the young teacher sprawled backwards,  sitting down hard, her dress flying over her head. While she was struggling  to get her skirt down and get on her feet again, Jack ran over, offered her his hand and said, &quot; Gosh, I'm sorry, Miss Langford.
I didn't mean to <head>pull</head> so hard &quot;. 
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It was five minutes after four. On some distant farm a rooster crowed and, far down the valley, an associate answered.
He turned over impatiently and <head>pulled</head> the sheet over his head against the treacherous encroachment of the dawn. 
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She sidled along the booths one step at a time. The gun followed her.
As she reached Dave and felt his arm go around her, felt him <head>pull</head> her to the safety of his person, she knew with the certainty of despair that something bad had happened to Lauren. 
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Richard Mason, president of Ames Co. in Parkersburg, W. Va., says  the Barrett rake &quot; makes sense, &quot; but it would be &quot; tough &quot;   to explain  to consumers. John Stoner, marketing director for True Temper Corp., a subsidiary of Black &amp; Decker, says  people don't want  to move a leaf pile.
&quot; They either pick it up, &quot; he says, &quot; or they start <head>pulling</head> from a fresh direction. &quot; 
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And yet -- a year to a child is an eternity, and in the memory that phase of one's being -- a certain mental landscape -- will seem  to have endured without beginning and without end. The part of the mind that  preserves dates and events may remonstrate, &quot; It could have been like that for only a little while &quot;; ; but true memory does not count nor add: it holds fast to things that  were and they are outside of time.
Once, then -- for how many years or how few does not matter -- my world was bound round by fences, when I was too small to reach the apple tree bough, to twist my knee over it and <head>pull</head> myself up. 
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She was quick. She brought the quirt down,  slashing it across his cheek, and he tried  to step back.
She swung the quirt again, and this time he caught her wrist and <head>pulled</head> her out of the saddle. 
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Then he casts out. &quot;  Just wait for that tap-tap, that thump-thump.
It comes real gentle before it <head>pulls</head>. 
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His head undulated gradually,  covering space,  to come  straining beneath the taut belly within the warmth of those teats. With his mouth opened  wide, he squirted the warm white milk against the roof of his mouth and his tongue savored the light, earthy taste of it.
The boy's fingers and mouth operated with the skilled unity of a bagpipe player, pressing and <head>pulling</head>, delighting in what he did. 
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The spectacle progressed towards a denouement which  was obviously still remote; ; the audience attended. Time elapsed but the doctor was obviously unconscious of its passage until an unwelcome knock on the door interrupted the processes of nature.
Startled, he jumped up to <head>pull</head> hen and case out of view, and Alex went to the door. 
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Apparently so. There are no easy choices in Cambodia, but we can't imagine that it  benefits the U.S.  to become the catalyst for an all-too-familiar process that  could end in another round of horror in Cambodia.
Now that Vietnam appears to have <head sats="pull_out.124:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.124:0">out</sat> its occupation army, the State Department is talking again about accepting an &quot; interim &quot; coalition government in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. 
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If Joe doesn't show up, we 'll all be back here at 0600 hours. Otherwise, we hold a reception.
Then we pull out under our mortar and artillery cover, but nobody <head sats="pull_out.139:0">pulls</head> <sat id="pull_out.139:0">out</sat> until I say so. 
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If Joe doesn't show up, we 'll all be back here at 0600 hours. Otherwise, we hold a reception.
Then we <head sats="pull_out.145:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_out.145:0">out</sat> under our mortar and artillery cover, but nobody pulls out until I say so. 
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She left the next day for her teaching job at Princeton, Illinois. (After graduation from the University of Chicago, Paula taught for two years in the normal school at Valley City, North Dakota, then two years at Princeton (Illinois) Township High School.)
By the time the streetcar <head sats="pull_away.100:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_away.100:0">away</sat>, he had fallen in love with Paula. 
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Would the man make it or not? ? If only there was a clock  for him to crawl against .
If he failed to reach the riverbank in five minutes, say, then the skiffs would <head sats="pull_away.166:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_away.166:0">away</sat> and leave him groping in the mud. 
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In the occupied lands, underground leaders of the Arab uprising rejected a U.S. plan  to arrange Israeli-Palestinian talks as Shamir opposed  holding such discussions in Cairo. Lebanese Christian lawmakers presented to Arab mediators at talks in Saudi Arabia proposals for a new timetable for the withdrawal of Syria's forces from Lebanon.
A plan currently under study gives Damascus two years to <head sats="pull_back.007:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_back.007:0">back</sat> to eastern Lebanon, starting from the time Beirut's legislature increases political power for Moslems. 
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I may be wrong. I 'll slide out and walk around the block back to the cocktail lounge on Biscayne.
You drive on and circle back and <head sats="pull_up.030:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_up.030:0">up</sat> beside them parked there. 
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MEDIA POLICY: MacNamara Clapp &amp; Klein, a small New York shop, is asking magazine ad representatives  to tell it when major advertising inserts will run in their publications .
It says it may <head>pull</head> its clients ' ads from those magazines. 
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&quot; There are no facts   that we sent any kind of signal, &quot; he declared  in an interview. The comments were the ministry's first detailed public statement on the subject, and reflect the ministry's concern that foreigners will think  Japan is using its tremendous financial power  to control events in foreign markets.
A number of accounts of the events leading to the 190 point drop in New York stock prices on Oct. 13 accused the ministry of <head>pulling</head> the plug on the UAL deal for one reason or another. 
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Under other laws applying to pesticide use, however, that same chemical could be allowed  to be used  on fresh food if it fell within the EPA's tolerance level. Among other changes, the White House wants  to:
-- Give the EPA more flexibility to declare a pesticide an imminent hazard and <head>pull</head> it from the marketplace. 
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The $6.07 billion  increase was the strongest weekly inflow since January 1988. The increase was spread  fairly evenly among all three types of funds.
Individual investors, represented in the general-purpose and broker-dealer fund categories, <head>pulled</head> money from the stock market after its big drop last Friday and put the money into funds, said Jacob Dreyer, vice president and chief economist of the Institute. 
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Sara Albert, a 34-year-old Dallas law student, says  she's generally skittish about the stock market and the takeover activity that  seems  to fuel it. &quot; I have this feeling that it's built  on sand, &quot; she says  , that the market rises &quot; but there's no foundation to it. &quot;
She and her husband <head>pulled</head> most of their investments out of the market after the 1987 crash, although she still owns some Texaco stock. 
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When Westinghouse Electric Corp. shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester, Pa., three years ago, it seemed like the company had <head>pulled</head> the plug on its century-old power generation business. 
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George Bush's continued support of the tax dam sustains this strategy of  pressuring Congress to make choices among competing priorities, rather than  just saying yes to all the grateful special-interest constituencies that  fill the PAC trough. If Washington's elites ever succeed in  bursting the tax dam, Americans will be engulfed  in a red sea of new spending programs, such as federalized child care.
Child care was one of the many &quot; extraneous &quot; bills <head>pulled</head> out of the Senate's reconciliation bill last Friday. 
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Two Los Angeles radio stations initiated Red Cross donation campaigns, and one Los Angeles bank manager forked over $150,000  of his own money for relief purposes, the Red Cross said  . The Los Angeles Red Cross sent 2,480 cots, 500 blankets, and 300 pints of Type-O blood.
It is also <head>pulling</head> 20 people out of Puerto Rico, who were helping Huricane Hugo victims, and sending them to San Francisco instead. 
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Be the Star Central figures -- such as Richard Nixon -- usually fare better than those with supporting roles.
Richard Secord, the retired Air Force general felled in the Iran-Contra scandal, is all but ruined -- forced to sell his Virginia home and <head>pull</head> his kids out of college, according to a recent fund-raising appeal sent out on his behalf. 
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&quot; Jackson recruited his critters, and him and me fixed up his wagon while we was waiting for you to catch up. He's got the tightest running gear in the train now.
Besides, 't- ain't no more 'n right for me to follow with my black oxen, so's I can unhook and <head sats="pull_up.025:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_up.025:0">up</sat> fast if either of you get in a pinch &quot;. 
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It was a district of small factories and loft buildings and occasional tenements, and he could see the police radio car as he rounded the corner and slammed on the brakes. He did not bother with his radio -- there would be time for that later -- but as he scrambled out on the pavement he saw the filling station and the public telephone booth and knew instantly how he had been summoned  .
The police car had <head sats="pull_up.133:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_up.133:0">up</sat> behind a small sedan, its headlights still on. 
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&quot; My own personal opinion is that Don threw in the towel just about the time  he should have doubled his bet , &quot; he says . Now a rocky stock market and weak corporate profits may further threaten the economy.
And Mr. Straszheim conceded after a recent drop in manufacturing jobs that &quot; it may prove to be the case that we got whipsawed -- that we <head>pulled</head> the recession forecast at just the wrong time. &quot; 
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His approach to the recantation is direct but low-key. &quot; For some time, we had forecast negative third - and fourth-quarter growth.
We <head>pulled</head> that forecast, &quot; he begins matter-of-factly in a meeting with Piper, Jaffray &amp; Hopwood Inc. officials in Minneapolis, the first stop. 
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Too many people think that the primary purpose of a higher education is to help you make a living; ; this is not so, for education offers all kinds of dividends, including how to <head sats="pull_the_wool_over_someone-s_eyes.170:0 pull_the_wool_over_someone-s_eyes.170:1 pull_the_wool_over_someone-s_eyes.170:2">pull</head> <sat id="pull_the_wool_over_someone-s_eyes.170:0">the</sat> <sat id="pull_the_wool_over_someone-s_eyes.170:1">wool</sat> <sat id="pull_the_wool_over_someone-s_eyes.170:2">over</sat> a husband's eyes while you are having an affair with his wife. 
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We moved down Broadway from ginmill to ginmill. It was the same old routine.
Eileen got to dancing, just a little tiny dancing step to a hummed tune that you could hardly notice, and trying to pick up strange men, but each time I was ready to say to hell with it and walk out she 'd <head sats="pull_together.024:0">pull</head> herself <sat id="pull_together.024:0">together</sat> and talk so understandingly in that sweet husky voice about the good times and the happiness we 'd had together and there I was back on the hook. 
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Mr. Wolf urged all employees  to &quot; now turn their full attention &quot; to  operating the airline. He also vowed  to &quot; make every effort  to nurture ... a constructive new relationship that  has been forged  with participating employee groups. &quot;
But Mr. Wolf faces a monumental task in <head sats="pull_together.044:0">pulling</head> the company back <sat id="pull_together.044:0">together</sat> again. 
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<answer instance="pull.078" senseid="pull_together%2:35:00::"/> 
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When the earthquake rocked northern California last week , Aetna senior claims executives from the San Francisco area were at the company's Hartford, Conn., headquarters for additional training on how  to handle major catastrophes, including earthquakes . Since commercial airline flights were disrupted , the company chartered three planes  to fly these executives back to the West Coast and bring along portable computers, cellular phones and some claims adjusters.
Because of the difficulty of assessing the damages caused by the earthquake, Aetna <head sats="pull_together.078:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_together.078:0">together</sat> a team of its most experienced claims adjusters from around the country. 
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&quot; It's nice of you &quot;, Henrietta said  doubtfully. &quot; Y're welcome &quot;.
He straightened himself, soldierly against the wall, and <head sats="pull_together.085:0">pulled</head> his sprawled feet <sat id="pull_together.085:0">together</sat> so they stood side by side in their old boots. 
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Under the trees, there was a dead redcoat, a young boy with a pasty white skin and a face full of pimples, who  had taken a rifle ball directly between the eyes. Three men were around him.
They had stripped him of his musket and equipment, and now they were <head sats="pull_off.004:0">pulling</head> his boots and jacket <sat id="pull_off.004:0">off</sat>. 
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He went for the bed, jumped on it, and struck where he could  , repeatedly. It was like  finally getting into one's own nightmares  to punish one's dreams.
Two men <head sats="pull_off.045:0">pulled</head> him <sat id="pull_off.045:0">off</sat>. 
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&quot; He found the Pedersen kid by the crib &quot;. &quot;  Get the hell out &quot;.
Pa <head sats="pull_at.178:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_at.178:0">at</sat> the covers. 
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A price-depressing factor, one analyst said  , was that India, which  had been expected  to buy around 200,000 tons of sugar in the world market, didn't make any purchases. India recently bought 200,000 tons and was expected  to buy more, the analyst said  .
Another analyst thought that India may have <head sats="pull_back.000:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_back.000:0">back</sat> because of the concern over the stock market. 
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Merrill has been the fourth-biggest stock-index arbitrage trader on the Big Board this year,  executing an average of 18.1 million shares a month in such trades, or about one million shares a day. Merrill's move is one of the most sweeping program-trading pullbacks of recent days, because the big securities firm will no longer execute stock-index arbitrage trades for customers.
Most Wall Street firms, in <head sats="pull_back.009:0">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_back.009:0">back</sat>, have merely stopped such trading for their own accounts. 
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Another analyst said  he expected LME inventories to be down by about 15,000 tons when the weekly report is issued  . Bernard Savaiko, senior commodities analyst at PaineWebber Inc., said that when traders saw  the market wasn't reacting positively to the forecasts of lower LME stocks , they perceived a bearish sign.
He also noted that the Japanese, who had been buying at prices just above the $1.25 level, apparently <head sats="pull_back.018:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_back.018:0">back</sat> from the market on Friday. 
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On Friday, 13% of volume was in computer-guided program trades. In August, by contrast, program trading averaged 10.3% of daily Big Board turnover.
Program traders were publicly castigated following the 508-point crash Oct. 19, 1987, and a number of brokerage firms <head sats="pull_back.065:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_back.065:0">back</sat> from using this strategy for a while. 
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Shearson, which in September  was the 11th-biggest program trader on the Big Board, had already suspended stock-index arbitrage for its own account. Also, CS First Boston Inc.'s First Boston Corp. unit, the fifth-biggest program trader in September, is &quot; preparing a response &quot; to the program-trading outcry, officials of the firm said  .
First Boston is one of the few major Wall Street firms that haven't <head sats="pull_back.073:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_back.073:0">back</sat> from program trading in recent days. 
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The imposition of austerity measures, starting last October, already had begun  to pinch when the massacre in Tiananmen Square on June 4 and subsequent events tugged the belt far tighter . Foreign lending has been virtually suspended  since then,  choking liquidity and hobbling many projects.
And Beijing has <head sats="pull_back.090:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_back.090:0">back</sat> on domestic loans and subsidies, leaving many domestic buyers and export-oriented plants strapped for cash. 
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Exchange officials emphasized that the Big Board is considering a variety of actions   to deal with program trading . People familiar with the exchange said  another idea likely  to be approved  is  expanding the monthly reports on program trading  to cover specific days or even hours of heavy program trading and who  was doing it.
Meanwhile, another big Wall Street brokerage firm joined others that have been <head sats="pull_back.102:0">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_back.102:0">back</sat> from program trading. 
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You see what I mean . Congress is full of politicians, and if you want  to get along with them, you have  to be politic.
This is why I say we just can't go ahead and disarm the Germans and <head>pull</head> down our own defenses. 
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&quot; Todman,  let's try  to go under this stuff.  Stay in close and we 'll go up the valley &quot;.
&quot; Roger, Sweeney &quot;, Todman called back, and <head>pulled</head> his four in and slightly above Greg. 
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But if East Germany's arthritic Politburo does loosen up enough  to permit Mr. Krenz to make serious efforts at reform, he will face a challenge just as fundamental.  Abandoning socialism means  abandoning the East German state's reason for existence, and with it the justification for its watchdogs and its Wall.
In this scenario it's hard to imagine that a pale imitation of the Federal Republic could avoid being <head>pulled</head> into some kind of tie -- economic, federal or stronger -- with West Germany. 
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&quot; What  seem  to be interpreted  as great conflicts are relatively minor issues of tactics, &quot; he said . He didn't elaborate.
But the Fed isn't enthusiastic about Treasury efforts to bring down the value of the dollar through intervention in foreign-exchange markets, and the Treasury is frustrated at the Fed's reluctance to cut interest rates to <head>pull</head> down the dollar's value. 
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What? ? No, darling I 'd rather  you didn't come out &quot;.
A smile <head>pulled</head> at the lower strip of adhesive tape. 
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Just this week, the House-Senate conference  met -- 231 conferees, divided  into 26 different subconferences. Senator Daniel Inouye agreed  to close some bases in Hawaii in exchange for such goodies as $11 million  for a parking lot at Walter Reed Hospital.
Conference negotiator Rep. Bill Hefner <head>pulled</head> down $40 million in military bases for North Carolina and graciously allowed Senator James Sasser $70 million for bases in Tennessee. 
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The 6 3 4% notes yield 6.25 %. Foreign Bonds
West German government bond prices took a wild roller-coaster ride, <head>pulled</head> down by Monday's U.S. stock market gains then up by a wider-than-expected U.S. trade deficit and falling U.S. stock prices. 
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I went through and down, into pitch darkness. He said, &quot; Jist  stay still.
I 'll <head>pull</head> the boards back and then get us a light. 
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You 've got no business up here &quot;. The half-breed didn't answer this time.
But the scar seemed to <head>pull</head> hard at the corner of his mouth, and his eyes were hurt and angry. 
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My head was clear. I was hungry as a wolf, and my body felt lean and vital.
&quot; Bon jour &quot;, I said brightly, sitting up, which <head>pulled</head> the covers to her hips. 
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The train slowed at a road crossing, and the big door slid  open; ; at first gratingly,  caught  by grains of corn -- then with a clash into its slot. The boy lifted the girl by the waist and set her on the lip of the floor.
She <head>pulled</head> her legs up under her, to rise, her full peasant skirt drawing up her thighs, and Feathertop's music pfffted away. 
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Analysts ' third-quarter estimates for the Midland, Mich., company are between $3.20  a share and $3.30  a share, compared with $3.36  a year ago, when profit was $632 million  on sales of $4.15 billion  . A Dow spokeswoman declined  to comment on the estimates.
At the investment firm of Smith Barney, Harris Upham &amp; Co., the commodity-chemical segment is seen <head>pulling</head> down overall profit for 20 companies representative of the whole industry by 8% to 10 %. 
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And the man who  brought sweet potatoes into Kanto is buried  there, next to a beautiful seated statue of Fudo. Oh, that's what I meant  to tell you .
This is the interesting part, Richard &quot;, she had a bothersome habit of trying to <head>pull</head> him into the talking. 
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He sat stiff-backed in a chair that  did not swivel, though it  was obvious to Gun that Killpath felt  his position as acting captain plainly merited a swivel chair. The desk before him was in no better repair than the rest of the furniture crowded  into the room, including wooden file cabinets with some of their pulls yanked  off and a wardrobe stained  with the roof seepage of countless seasons.
Killpath <head>pulled</head> one thin leg up, clamping his arms around the shinbone to press his knee into an incredibly scrawny gut. 
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After what  seemed several seconds, the open mouth grew dark inside then blood began  to ooze from it. The man brought one hand up slowly and the fingers fumbled across his face until he touched his mouth.
He moaned and <head>pulled</head> the hand away. 
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Johnson was trying  to grab the wheel, though the swerve of the truck was throwing him away from it. White teeth suddenly vanishing, the driver slammed the side of his bottle against Johnson's ear.
We were off the road, gleaming barbed wire <head>pulling</head> taut. 
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My people await you on the shore. You shall have food, water and rest &quot;.
Thirty minutes later, the outrigger grated on sand and other girls, waiting on shore, rushed forward to <head>pull</head> it up on the beach and make it fast with vine ropes to a large boulder. 
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&quot; Now everything &quot; -- such as program trading and wide stock market swings -- &quot; that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there. &quot; Net sales of stock funds in September totaled $839.4 million , down from $1.1 billion  in August, the institute said  .
But if reinvested dividends are excluded, investors put in only $340 million more than they <head>pulled</head> out for the month. 
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He supervised the cleanups and handled the shipments of raw gold which each week  went out to San Francisco. Hague squeezed down his uneasy dislike.
He <head>pulled</head> open the top drawer of his desk and drew out a tintype. 
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Energy costs, which drove wholesale prices up sharply during the month, continued to decline at the retail level, <head>pulling</head> down transportation and helping to ease housing costs. 
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Elisa Byler, a St. Louis masseuse, won over officials at Emerson Electric Co., a maker of electrical and electronic equipment, by  providing documents and other articles trumpeting the therapeutic benefits of massage. She notes that she also stresses professionalism during her weekly visits.
&quot; I <head>pull</head> my hair back, wear a little makeup and look corporate, &quot; says Ms. Byler, who has been visiting Emerson since January. 
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Then when the market was at a technical level   to buy  , they came in with a vengeance. &quot; However, according to one analyst, the timing of Major Market Index futures buying just before the turnaround was similar to that of Terrible Tuesday.
&quot; Futures were <head>pulling</head> the stock market higher, &quot; said Donald Selkin, head of stock-index futures research at Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. 
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It was nearly sundown and he went to the back of the wagon,  half-swimming his way, for he was not a tall man. He let down the tailgate and was knocked over by the sluice of water.
He sputtered back to his feet and scrambled madly to <head>pull</head> his bags of seed grain forward. 
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Long dollar bonds were flat to up 3 8 point. New Jersey Turnpike Authority's 7.20% issue of 2018 was up 3 8 at 98 3 8 bid  to yield about 7.32 %, down 0.03 percentage point.
The debt of some California issuers <head>pulled</head> off lows reached after Tuesday's massive earthquake, although traders said market participants remained cautious. 
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Turning on the hi-fi, he went back to the cockpit, stretched out on the cushions and listened to the music. Elaine and Poet returned together,  popping up over the transom almost like dolphins breaking water.
He sat up and watched as they <head>pulled</head> themselves over the stern. 
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They argue that as the Kremlin follows through on announced plans  to cut land forces -- the Soviets ' area of greatest strength -- the U.S. should show more willingness  to cut sea forces -- Washington's area of greatest superiority. One of the reasons  Bush administration aides are anxious  to insist that the coming meeting will be informal  is  to avoid comparisons with the last such loosely structured superpower gathering, former President Reagan's 1986 meeting with Mr. Gorbachev in Reykjavik, Iceland.
That meeting sent shivers through the Western alliance because Mr. Reagan was <head>pulled</head> into discussing the possible elimination of nuclear weapons without consulting American allies. 
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It latches when you close it , so  stay as long as you like &quot;. Carruthers crossed the room to a metal door with an open grillework in the top half.
He <head>pulled</head> it open. 
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Mr. Fromstein solidified his control in April by  taking over from Mr. Berry as chairman. But the Blue Arrow tumult isn't over yet, as the British government is investigating a disputed #25 million  ($39.4 million ) loan which Mr. Fromstein has said   was made  under Mr. Berry's direction.
Blue Arrow was able to <head sats="pull_off.011:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_off.011:0">off</sat> the $1.34 billion takeover of Manpower in 1987 largely because different British and American accounting standards produce higher reported earnings for British companies. 
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Let's make that 1929, just  to be sure. According to the program's publicity prospectus, &quot; Capital City, &quot; set at Shane Longman, a fictional mid-sized securities firm with #500 million  capital, &quot; follows the fortunes of a close-knit team of young, high-flying dealers, hired  for their particular blend of style, genius and energy.
But with all the money and glamour of high finance come the relentless pressures to do well; pressure to <head sats="pull_off.012:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_off.012:0">off</sat> another million before lunch; pressure to anticipate the market by a fraction of a second ... &quot; 
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Already, the stolen tickets have been used  for flights all over the world. So far, the thieves have stolen 3,632 blank tickets, according to Airline Reporting Corp., a ticket processing center.
Police say the robberies are usually <head sats="pull_off.016:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_off.016:0">off</sat> by two to five men, who walk into the agencies near closing or lunch time, when few employees are there. 
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Turned loose in Shane Longman's trading room, the yuppie dealers do little right.  Judging by the money lost  and mistakes made  in the early episodes, Shane Longman's capital should be just about exhausted by the final 13th week.
In the opening episode we learn that Michelle, a junior bond trader, has indeed <head sats="pull_off.038:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_off.038:0">off</sat> another million before lunch. 
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The sterilizing gene is expressed  just before the pollen is about  to develop and it deactivates the anthers of every flower in the plant. Mr. Leemans said  this genetic manipulation doesn't hurt the growth of that plant.
The researchers also <head sats="pull_off.108:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_off.108:0">off</sat> a second genetic engineering trick in order to get male-sterile plants in large enough numbers to produce a commercial hybrid seed crop. 
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Putting the key into the switch, pressing the accelerator with his foot, putting the car into reverse, seemed vast endeavors almost beyond the ability of his shaking body. Once out in the street, the traffic was a gadfly maze in which he wandered   stricken.
When he turned into the highway that led to the outskirts of the city and then rose toward home, he had to <head>pull</head> over to the curb and wait for a few minutes, sucking in air and squinting and blinking his eyes to clear them of tears. 
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He turned  to see the briefly-illumed faces of two men in the parked car just as Rourke said, &quot; It's the next house, Mike. On the right &quot;.
Instead of <head>pulling</head> into the curb, Shayne increased his speed slightly to the corner where he swung left. 
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He comes from the same political line as Wright Patman, a bank-baiting Texas populist who  chaired the Banking Committee until 1974. Mr. Gonzalez is also a stickler for ethical standards who  refuses  to accept honorariums and who  believes in  conducting official business in the open.
Early in his political career, as a city councilman in San Antonio, he walked out of a meeting when political supporters asked that the police chief be <head>replaced</head>, denouncing the closed-door affair publicly as a &quot; bat-roost meeting. &quot; 
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One of the plan's authors has defended the &quot; socioeconomic disadvantage &quot; category as perhaps  making more sense than the current affirmative-action preferences based  on race. Perhaps it does .
But the new category does not <head>replace</head> or reduce Berkeley's broad racial preferences. 
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On it, a quarter of the country's 39 million people produce three-quarters of its grain, beef, eggs and milk, and nine-tenths of its fruit, vegetables and potatoes. Like the Roman Catholic Church, the Polish peasant is a pillar of the nation.
Try as they might, the Communists could neither <head>replace</head> nor break him. 
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Drink Carrier Competes With Cartons  PORTING POTABLES just got easier, or so claims Scypher Corp., the maker of the Cup-Tote.
The Chicago company's beverage carrier, meant to <head>replace</head> cardboard trays at concession stands and fast-food outlets, resembles the plastic loops used on six-packs of beer, only the loops hang from a web of strings. 
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The same Bobby Thomson , it turns out, who  sells those paper-goods today. There can't be an older baseball fan alive who  doesn't clearly remember that Bobby Thomson homer, who  can't tell you where he was when he heard the famous Russ Hodges radio broadcast -- the one that  concluded with Mr. Hodges shouting, over and over, &quot; The Giants win the pennant, the Giants win the pennant   ! &quot;
Mr. Engelken and Mr. Thomson drifted in different directions in the subsequent years, and the Polo Grounds, located under Coogan's Bluff in upper Manhattan, was <head>replaced</head> by a public-housing project. 
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During the takeover, Mr. Hahn said  he would put his account up for review if WPP's bid were successful, but he didn't . Cotton Inc.'s new $9 million  campaign calls cotton the &quot; Fabric of Our Lives. &quot;
The campaign <head>replaces</head> its &quot; Take Comfort in Cotton &quot; ads and marks the end of its national cooperative advertising efforts. 
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Three other Haagen shopping centers in the Watts area are doing almost as well. A successful low-crime mall in a high-crime area violates the more typical inner-city pattern, in which commercial areas are taken   over by unruly youth, gangs, and the criminal element, with an erosion of the customer base, development capital, and insurability.
Major regional and national chain stores are <head>replaced</head> by mom-and-pop operations offering poorer-quality merchandise at higher prices. 
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Net rose to $185.1 million , or $1.55  a share, from $167.9 million , or $1.47  a share, a year earlier. The company said  the gain resulted mainly from a $54 million  increase in net interest income,  reflecting a 33% increase in real estate loans (mainly residential ), and a 19% rise in consumer loans.
These high-yielding loans in effect <head>replaced</head> some low-yielding assets such as inter-bank loans, which were allowed to decrease. 
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U.S. and northern European diplomats confirm Mr. Korotich's assessment that glasnost is in no immediate danger. In fact, a very high-ranking Soviet official told an American official at a diplomatic dinner that no change in the policy was contemplated .
The day after that conversation at the residence of the U.S. ambassador, the Brezhnevite editor of Pravda, Victor Afnasjev, was <head>replaced</head> by a college classmate of Mr. Gorbachev 's. 
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CREATIVE ACCOUNTING, mostly by conglomerates, forced CPAs to change their way of  setting standards   to be followed  by corporations reporting financial results, standards that  had become all too flexible.
The new Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) was created in 1972 to <head>replace</head> the Accounting Principles Board of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. 
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Thirty years ago, while the nation was wallowing in economic depression, the prevailing philosophy of government was  to stand aside and allow &quot; natural forces &quot; to operate and cure the distress. That guiding principle of the Hoover Administration fell to the siege guns of the New Deal; ; less than a score of years later Congress enacted the Employment Act of 1946, by which the national government assumed the responsibility of  taking action  to insure conditions of maximum employment .
Hands-off the economy was <head>replaced</head> by conscious guidance through planning -- the economic side of the constitutional revolution. 
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Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday's stock-market sell-off in New York and turmoil in the junk-bond market.
But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant, which last week named a new chief executive officer to <head>replace</head> Maurice Saatchi, has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks. 
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All four demonstrators were arrested . The law, which Bush allowed  to take effect without his signature, went into force Friday.
Chinese officials said armed police would <head>replace</head> soldiers in Tiananmen Square as part of a scaling down of Beijing's five-month-old state of emergency. 
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To mop up some of the 300 billion rubles in circulation, the government should encourage home ownership, including  issuing bonds that  guarantee holders the right  to purchase an apartment. -- LABOR.
A genuine market for labor and wages would <head>replace</head> the present rigid, centralized system. 
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Airborne Freight climbed 1 1 8 to 38 1 2. Its third-quarter earnings more than doubled from a year earlier and exceeded analysts ' expectations.
John Harland, which will <head>replace</head> American Medical International on the S&amp;P 500 following Wednesday's close, gained 5 8 to 24 1 8. 
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That is  to say  Gabriel's fundamental law had been so much modified  by this time that it was neither fundamental nor law any more. It  is a weakness of Gabriel's analysis that he never seems  to realize that his so-called fundamental law had already been cut  loose from its foundations when it was adapted  to democracy .
And with Progressivism the Religion of Humanity was <head>replacing</head> what Gabriel called Christian supernaturalism. 
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In 1796, Mayer Amschel Rothschild founded Bankhaus M.A. Rothschild &amp; Sons and later sent his four sons to London, Paris, Vienna and Naples  to begin the bank's expansion during the early 19th century. The original bank in Frankfurt closed in 1901 after the death of Wilhelm Carl von Rothschild, and the family's banking activities focused on London and Paris.
Baron Elie de Rothschild, the family's elder spokesman, explains that by the end of the 19th century, Berlin had <head>replaced</head> Frankfurt as Germany's financial center. 
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The government contract required Meredith Relocation Corp. to purchase employees ' homes based on independent appraisals. The Justice Department alleges that the company &quot; engaged in various forms of misrepresentation &quot; with the goal of  reducing the appraised value of employees ' homes.
In the suit, the department seeks to recover $7.7 million in costs incurred when the government terminated its contract with Meredith Relocation and sought other contracts to <head>replace</head> it. 
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The CFTC has 90 days   to respond to such applications . The Merc first started  working on  developing this contract in 1984.
Only three weeks earlier, the Merc had turned to one of its own executives, 40-year-old R. Patrick Thompson, to <head>replace</head> Rosemary T. McFadden as president. 
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Rather than  renovate the Crusaders, which Dassault is proposing  to do  for around 1.8 billion French francs ($286.6 million  ), Adm. Goupil said  the navy wants  to buy used F-18s from the U.S. Navy. Officially, the statement isn't an attack on the Rafale.
Adm. Goupil said that when the F-18s wear out, the navy is prepared to take Rafales to <head>replace</head> them. 
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And thousands of Afghan children have been taken  to the Soviet Union, where they are hostage for the behavior of their families . Since 1981, Indian military advisers have been assisting the Kabul regime.
In preparation for the withdrawal, Moscow, Kabul and New Delhi signed two agreements for several hundred newly civilian Indian experts to <head>replace</head> some of the more visible Soviet military personnel. 
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Unlike the New York Stock Exchange, where buyers and sellers are quickly matched  , the junk market, where risky corporate loans are traded  , is sometimes closed  for repairs. At closely held Deltec Securities Corp., junk bond money managers Amy K. Minella and Hannah H. Strasser say  the problems of the junk market go deeper than a temporary malaise.
In recent months, they say, there has been heavy selling of junk bonds by some of the market's traditional investors, while new buyers haven't materialized to <head>replace</head> them. 
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Questioned about the seeming contradiction in the U.S. and Canadian government views of the panel's report, an aide for Mrs. Hills said  the panel had clearly ruled that the Canadian trade restrictions &quot; are illegal. &quot; The U.S. trade representative declined  to put a dollar estimate on the losses resulting from the Canadian export restrictions.
Canada initially had an export prohibition that was <head>replaced</head> by regulations requiring that such fish had to be brought ashore in British Columbia by commercial fishermen prior to export. 
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How dared  they demand  to &quot; snoop &quot; in private financial records, disbursements, confidential contracts and agreements ? ? &quot; It is as though &quot;, I said  on the historic three-hour, coast-to-coast radio broadcast which I bought  (following Father Coughlin and pre-empting the Eddie Cantor, Manhattan Merry-go-round and Major Bowes shows) &quot; That Man in the White House, like some despot of yore, insisted on  reading my diary, raiding my larder and ransacking my lingerie ! ! &quot;
My impassioned plea for civil rights created a landslide of correspondence and one sponsor even asked me to consider <head>replacing</head> the Eddie Cantor comedy hour on a permanent basis. 
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Demand has been growing consistently under the encouragement of pro-consumption government policies, an association spokesman said  . He also said  the introduction of a 3% consumption tax in April has helped sales.
The new tax, though a source of general resentment among Japanese taxpayers, <head>replaced</head> a higher commodities tax that applied to automobiles. 
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It did ,  shaking the apple establishment to its roots. Now, even more radical changes seem afoot as the grand old maverick of American apples plays the role of Hiroshi Appleseed.
&quot; The Fuji is going to be No. 1 to <head>replace</head> the Red Delicious, &quot; he says. 
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&quot; Maybe he just wants  to make something happen, &quot; said  one takeover expert. One investment banker said  Mr. Steinberg may be trying  to position himself as a friendly investor who  could help UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf revive a failed labor-management bid.
Mr. Steinberg, he suggested, could <head>replace</head> British Airways PLC, which has withdrawn from the buy-out group. 
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In an interview in the navy's official weekly magazine Cols Bleus, the navy's second-in-command, Adm. Yves Goupil, said  the navy still intends  to buy 86 Rafales as  scheduled in the late 1990s and early 21st century. The air force is  to take at least 250 more.
Adm. Goupil said the navy can't wait until 1998, when the naval Rafale becomes available, to <head>replace</head> its obsolete fleet of American-made Crusaders, used since the 1950s to protect carriers from attack. 
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Under the proposal by Equitec, a financially troubled real-estate syndicator, New York-based Hallwood Group Inc. would <head>replace</head> Equitec as the newly formed master limited partnership's general partner and manager. 
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For the moment, at least, euphoria has <head>replaced</head> anxiety on Wall Street. 
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Figures for the period ended Sept. 30 for the four largest brokerage firms -- Nomura Securities Co., Daiwa Securities Co., Yamaichi Securities Co. and Nikko Securities -- also reflected a changeover to a fiscal year ending March 31, <head>replacing</head> the 12-month term formerly finishing Sept. 30. 
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The Rafale project is the result of France's inability jointly  to develop a plane with other countries, and French officials question whether the state can continue  paying for expensive independent programs. So far, Mr. Dassault has resisted pressure  to change.
What brought the naval issue to a head is that the Crusaders are literally falling apart, without any immediate plan to <head>replace</head> them. 
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&quot; I tried. &quot; The nagging memory of one afternoon fourteen years ago drove Jim Gideon, a lean 36-year-old righthander to take a four-month leave from  selling insurance in Texas  to try out for Mr. Weaver's team.
&quot; It doesn't <head>replace</head> pitching in the majors, but it proves to me that I would have been able to play if I 'd stayed healthy, &quot; he says. 
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Ethicist Michael Josephson, in one of his institute's recent publications on &quot; Journalism: In the Year 2000 &quot;: The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal, sensitive and intimate facts.
Traditional standards of relevancy and importance (&quot; is this something the public ought to know &quot;) will be <head>replaced</head> by a much broader test (&quot; is this something the public is interested in knowing &quot; ). 
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&quot; Our attitude is that (the ranking) is like Miss America. Once you're Miss America, you're always Miss America. &quot;
Tell that to Atlanta, which Pittsburgh <head>replaced</head> as the most-livable city in 1985. 
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As Ruth, Moira Harris, a large and beautiful woman who  may be our next Colleen Dewhurst, begins almost immediately  to overpower each of the men. In the end, Teddy returns alone to America,  leaving Ruth in Max's chair.
We have seen her develop within a few hours from a shy and unknown in-law to a goddess of the flesh who will <head>replace</head> the dead mother, and then some. 
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Although the half-hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9:30 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time isn't a candidate for cancellation, it is slated for fine-tuning and by next week the network may announce &quot; Teddy Z &quot; is moving to 8:30 p.m. from its 9:30 time slot, <head>replacing</head> &quot; The People Next Door, &quot; which became the first network show to be canceled this season. 
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At Shearson Lehman, executives created potential new commercials Friday night and throughout the weekend, then had  to regroup yesterday afternoon. The plan had been  to make one of Shearson's easy-to-film, black-and-white &quot; Where We Stand  &quot; commercials, which  have been running occasionally in response to news events since 1985.
The ad would have run during the World Series tomorrow, <head>replacing</head> the debut commercial of Shearson's new ad campaign, &quot; Leadership by Example. &quot; 
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Compaq is already taking aim at Zenith's market share. Rod Canion, Compaq's president and chief executive officer, notes pointedly that Zenith's $2,000  MinisPort uses an &quot; unconventional &quot; two-inch floppy disk, whereas Compaq's new machines use the more common 3 1 2-inch disk.
John P. Frank, president of Zenith Data Systems, simply shrugs off such criticism, noting that 3 1 2-inch floppies were also &quot; unconventional &quot; when they first <head>replaced</head> five-inch disks. 
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Honecker's departure came after weeks of street protests and an exodus to the West of East Germans who  had become disenchanted with his rule. HUNGARY ADOPTED constitutional changes  to form a democratic system.
At a nationally televised legislative session in Budapest, the Parliament overwhelmingly approved changes formally ending one-party domination in the country, regulating free elections by next summer and establishing the office of state president to <head>replace</head> a 21-member council. 
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Ben earns any fees sent  directly to charity and is taxable on them, the IRS says  ; of course, he also may take a charitable deduction for them. BRIEFS:
Ways and Means veteran Gephardt (D., Mo.) moves to the House Budget Committee; Rep. Cardin (D., Md.) <head>replaces</head> him .... 
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The University is seeking an injunction against the Merieux bid,  arguing that Connaught's predecessor company agreed in 1972 that Connaught's ownership wouldn't be transferred  to foreigners. The university implied that it would drop its opposition to foreign ownership if Ciba-Geigy and Chiron are successful with their lower bid.
It said the new agreement would &quot; <head>replace</head> &quot; the old one that forms the basis of its suit against the Merieux takeover. 
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&quot; They either pick it up, &quot; he says , &quot; or they start  pulling from a fresh direction. &quot; Odds and Ends
NO MORE STUBBED toes or bruised shins, promises Geste Corp. of Goshen, Ind., the designer of a bed support to <head>replace</head> traditional frames. 
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Consequently, small business is taking more &quot; pro-active &quot; steps   to counter mandated leaves. In Pennsylvania, small businesses are pushing for a voluntary alternative; they favor a commission that  would develop sample leave policies that employers could adopt .
They also support a tax credit for employers to offset the cost of hiring and training workers who temporarily <head>replace</head> employees on parental leave. 
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They said  the problems aren't safety related. Both companies will replace the oil filler cap with a ventilated oil filler cap.
Both also will inspect and <head>replace</head>, if necessary, oil filters and oil strainers, at no charge to owners. 
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A meteor could fall on San Francisco. Solar activities could presumably bring long periods of flood or drought.
Our understanding of the solar system has taught us to <head>replace</head> our former elaborate rituals with the appropriate action which, in this case, amounts to doing nothing. 
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In a letter to Georgia Gulf President Jerry R. Satrum, Mr. Martin asked Georgia Gulf  to answer its offer by Tuesday. It  wasn't clear how NL and Mr. Simmons would respond  if Georgia Gulf spurns them again.
Mr. Martin said they haven't yet decided what their next move would be, but he didn't rule out the possibility of a consent solicitation aimed at <head>replacing</head> Georgia Gulf's board. 
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The total short interest in Nasdaq stocks as of mid-October was 237.1 million shares, up from 223.7 million in September but well below the record level of 279 million shares established  in July 1987. The sharp rise in OTC short interest compares with the 4.2% decline in short interest on the New York Stock Exchange and the 3% rise on the American Stock Exchange during the September-October period.
Generally, a short seller expects a fall in a stock's price and aims to profit by selling borrowed shares that are to be <head>replaced</head> later; the short seller hopes the replacement shares bought later will cost less than those that were sold. 
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Past Colombian government tolerance of the &quot; narcotraficantes &quot; was due to the drug lords ' history of  wiping out leftists in the hinterlands. Mary Poulin Palo Alto, Calif.
I suggest that The Wall Street Journal (as well as other U.S. news publications of like mind) should put its money where its mouth is: Lend computer equipment to <head>replace</head> that damaged at El Espectador, buy ad space, publish stories under the bylines of El Espectador journalists. 
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Insurers, such as Cigna Corp., Transamerica Corp, and Aetna Life &amp; Casualty Co., buy reinsurance from other U.S.-based companies and Lloyd's of London for one catastrophe at a time. After Hugo hit, many insurers exhausted their reinsurance coverage and had  to tap reinsurers  to replace that coverage in case there were any other major disasters before the end of the year.
After the earthquake two weeks ago, brokers say companies scrambled to <head>replace</head> reinsurance coverages again and Lloyd's syndicates turned to the London market excess lines for protection of their own. 
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Superior new material for orthodontic work is another result of research. Plastics are easier   to handle  than the vulcanized rubber formerly used , and they save time and money.
Plaster of Paris, once utilized in making impressions of teeth, has been <head>replaced</head> by alginates (gelatin-like material) that work quickly and accurately and with least discomfort to a child. 
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Transport rates won't be an opportunity for  offsetting cost increases in other segments of the economy. &quot; Robert Delaney, a consultant at Arthur D. Little Inc., Cambridge, Mass., said &quot; We 've gotten all the benefits of deregulation in freight-cost reductions.
Now we are starting to see real freight-rate increases as carriers <head>replace</head> equipment, pay higher fuel costs and pay more for labor. 
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The petite, 29-year-old Ms. Johnson, dressed  in jeans and a sweatshirt as she slogs through the steady afternoon rain, is a claims adjuster with Aetna Life &amp; Casualty. She has been on the move almost incessantly since last Thursday, when an army of adjusters, employed  by major insurers, invaded the San Francisco area  to help policyholders sift through the rubble and restore some order to their lives .
Equipped with cellular telephones, laptop computers, calculators and a pack of blank checks, they parcel out money so their clients can find temporary living quarters, buy food, <head>replace</head> lost clothing, repair broken water heaters, and replaster walls. 
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As orders for its aircraft and submarine parts dwindled, three years of steady growth ended with a 69% drop in income in this year's first half. The company hit on a new strategy: If the Defense Department is so intent on  saving money, why not  make money off that trend?
Among the company's current efforts: repairing old parts at 25% of the cost of <head>replacing</head> them. 
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In Richmond, Ind., the type F railing is being used   to replace arched openings on the G Street Bridge. Garret Boone, who  teaches art at Earlham College, calls the new structure &quot; just an ugly bridge &quot; and one that  blocks the view of a new park below.
In Hartford, Conn., the Charter Oak Bridge will soon be <head>replaced</head>, the cast-iron medallions from its railings relegated to a park. 
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&quot; It's a cosmetic move, &quot; said  Jonathan S. Gelles of Wertheim Schroder &amp; Co. According to Upjohn's estimates, only 50% to 60%  of the 1,100 eligible employees will take advantage of the plan.
Upjohn further estimated that about 50% of the employees who leave for early retirement may be <head>replaced</head>. 
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Separately, Ford and Mazda Motor Corp.'s U.S. sales arm said they are recalling about 88,500 1988-model Mercury Tracers and 220,000 1986, 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1.6-liter fuel-injected engines to <head>replace</head> the oil filler cap. 
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But many owners plan  to practice frugality --  crossing out the old code and writing in the new one until their stock runs out. Even print-shop operator Clay Smith of Naperville won't discard his old supply.
( He reports his business is up slightly from customers <head>replacing</head> old stock.) 
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Nissan handled the die-hards in a typically Japanese fashion: They weren't fired  but instead &quot; were neglected , &quot; says   Kouji Hori, the personnel manager at the Nissan Technical Center. Despite the pain of adjusting, the cultural revolution has begun  to yield exciting cars.
A year ago, the company completely revamped its near-luxury sedan, the $17,699 Maxima, which competes against a broad range of upscale sedans; it <head>replaced</head> its boxy, pug-nosed body with sleek, aerodynamic lines. 
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EVERYONE AGREES that most of the nation's old bridges need to be repaired or <head>replaced</head>. 
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For the nine months, Boeing's net increased 36% to $598 million , or $2.60  a share, from $440 million , or $1.92  a share. Sales soared 28% to $15.43 billion  from $12.09 billion .
In a separate matter, the Justice Department yesterday said Boeing agreed to pay the government $11 million to settle claims that the company provided inaccurate cost information to the Air Force while negotiating contracts to <head>replace</head> the aluminum skins on the KC-135 tanker aircraft. 
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Insurers buy this insurance protection for themselves by  giving up a portion of the premiums  they collect  on a policy to another firm -- a reinsurance company, which, in turn,  accepts a portion of any losses resulting from this policy. Insurers, such as Cigna Corp., Transamerica Corp, and Aetna Life &amp; Casualty Co., buy reinsurance from other U.S.-based companies and Lloyd's of London for one catastrophe at a time.
After Hugo hit, many insurers exhausted their reinsurance coverage and had to tap reinsurers to <head>replace</head> that coverage in case there were any other major disasters before the end of the year. 
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American Physicians said it also <head>replaced</head> four Texas American representatives on Prime's five-member board. 
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Secretary of State Baker emphasized Friday that the new policy wouldn't be invoked  by the Bush administration without full consideration of foreign-policy implications. NASA pronounced the space shuttle Atlantis ready for launch tomorrow following a five-day postponement of the flight because of a faulty engine computer.
The device was <head>replaced</head>. 
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That same calculation saw profit rates fall to 4.6% in the recession year 1982 and the supposed miracle that  followed has seen the profit rate rise only to 8.1% in 1986 and 8% in 1987. Corresponding to the fall in profit rates was  -- in the early 1980s -- the drop in the number arrived at  if you divide the market value of firms by the replacement costs of their assets, the famous Q ratio associated  with Prof. James Tobin.
In theory, the value attached to a firm by the market and the cost of <head>replacing</head> its assets should be the same. 
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East Germany yesterday removed Erich Honecker, one of the staunchest holdouts against the reform rumbling through the Communist world, in an effort  to win back the confidence of its increasingly rebellious citizens. But while it was a move that  stunned the East bloc, it hardly ushers in an era of reform -- at least anytime soon.
For the Politburo <head>replaced</head> Mr. Honecker, who had led East Germany for 18 years and before that headed its security apparatus, with a man cut of the same cloth: Egon Krenz, the most recent internal-security chief and a longtime Honecker protege. 
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Rockefeller Group agreed  to sell a 51% interest to Mitsubishi Estate, a major Japanese developer and property owner, for $846 million . Officials at some Rockefeller units are said  to be unhappy with the agreement.
Continental Air <head>replaced</head> its top executive for the sixth time in as many years. 
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He says  the Lilly executives told him  they couldn't take the risk with Wang. Mr. Tait say  he doesn't blame Lilly.
Buyers have to rely on a supplier &quot; continually upgrading and <head>replacing</head> the product, &quot; he says. 
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As  usually practiced  it takes advantage of a rather basic concept: Two separate markets in different locations, trading basically the same widgets, can't trade them for long at prices that  are widely different. In index arbitrage, the widget is the S&amp;P 500, and its price is constantly compared between the futures market in Chicago and the stock markets largely in New York.
To profit from an index-arbitrage opportunity, someone who owns the S&amp;P 500 widget in New York must sell it and <head>replace</head> it with a cheaper S&amp;P 500 widget in Chicago. 
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Under the amended pension program, AT&amp;T managers who  have at least five years of service will have five years added  to their age and length of service for pension purposes. Managers who  retire Dec. 30 will have an additional 15% added  to their monthly pension for as long as five years or age 65, whichever  comes earlier.
An AT&amp;T spokeswoman said the company would likely <head>replace</head> about one-third of its managers who choose to retire with new employees. 
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<answer instance="replace.007" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
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In addition, Mr. Alexander said  , the worm sends strange messages  to other machines at the center -- such as, &quot; George Orwell was an optimist, &quot; or &quot;  Don't feed the bats tonight. &quot; The worm also looks for elementary passwords that  confer more privileges on the user.
The passwords are included in the system software when it is installed but are supposed to be <head>replaced</head> as soon as the system is up and running. 
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<answer instance="replace.011" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
Schwinn Bicycle Co., Chicago, established joint ventures with bike companies in mainland China and Hungary  to sell bikes. In the past year, Derby International Corp., Luxembourg, has acquired such major brands as Peugeot, Raleigh and Nishiki.
In response to the internationalization of the business, Mr. Sinyard's company is <head>replacing</head> independent distributors overseas with wholly owned subsidiaries. 
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<answer instance="replace.019" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
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The restaurant was conceived  as a sparkling, crystalline &quot; geode. &quot; It makes extensive use of stainless steel, silver and aluminum that  sets off black granite table tops and a gray terrazzo with zinc-strip floors.
To more than <head>replace</head> the wood from two English oaks used for paneling at Paul Stuart, however, Mr. McDonough and friends planted 1,000 acorns around the country. 
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<answer instance="replace.022" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
Not all of those parcels have yet been sold . Texaco acquired Tana before it completed those sales because Tana's properties are high quality and near other fields  Texaco already owns , a company spokeswoman said  .
Texaco, like many other oil companies, has been struggling to <head>replace</head> its falling oil and gas reserves. 
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<answer instance="replace.030" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
While the prototype converter is costly, it's being lauded  by the infant HDTV industry as a way of  increasing the number of high-quality shows that  can be seen  on the new medium. &quot; The industry has been waiting with bated breath for the machines to come along, &quot; says  David Niles, president of Eleven Twenty Five Productions Inc., a New York pioneer in high-definition programming.
He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin <head>replacing</head> their TV sets with HDTVs. 
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<answer instance="replace.043" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>

Hoechst AG's Chairman Wolfgang Hilger said the company wants to have a substitute product to completely <head>replace</head> ozone-damaging chlorofluorocarbons by 1995. 
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<answer instance="replace.055" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
He declined  to elaborate. NBC's options could range from news-oriented programming to sports shows, although the network declined  to comment.
One major NBC affiliate, KCRA in Sacramento, plans to cancel the NBC Saturday morning line-up as of January and <head>replace</head> it with a local newscast. 
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<answer instance="replace.061" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
First Executive and troubled Valley National Corp. of Arizona were next in line. Short selling isn't necessarily bad for the overall market.
Shorted shares must eventually be <head>replaced</head> through buying. 
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<answer instance="replace.066" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
It was so dark that he didn't see it hit the water and the noisy rush of the ocean kept him from  hearing it. It was as though the biwa had been eaten  up by the wind.
In Tokyo Richard took up a life similar to that which he had lived in New York, except that he had <head>replaced</head> his biwa with a friend. 
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<instance id="replace.071">
<answer instance="replace.071" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
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Meanwhile, Friday brought a reprieve for money managers whose investment styles  had put them at odds with the market rally. Especially gleeful were  the short sellers, who  have been pounded  by this year's market climb.
The shorts sell borrowed shares, hoping to profit by <head>replacing</head> them later at a lower price. 
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<answer instance="replace.076" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
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The sharp rise in OTC short interest compares with the 4.2% decline in short interest on the New York Stock Exchange and the 3% rise on the American Stock Exchange during the September-October period. Generally, a short seller expects a fall in a stock's price and aims  to profit by  selling borrowed shares that  are  to be replaced  later; the short seller hopes  the replacement shares bought  later will cost less than those that  were sold .
Short interest, which represents the number of shares borrowed and sold, but not yet <head>replaced</head>, can be a bad-expectations barometer for many stocks. 
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<instance id="replace.078">
<answer instance="replace.078" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
Woman's place is in the home: man must attend to matters of the yard. One of the vexatious problems   to first confront President Kennedy was the property lying just across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House.
Congress had already appropriated money, and plans were well along to tear down the buildings flanking Lafayette Square and <head>replace</head> them with what one critic calls the &quot; marble monumentality &quot; of government office buildings. 
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<answer instance="replace.079" senseid="replace%2:40:00::"/> 
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The 3,000 hours of work will save the state $55,000 .  CURBING WAGE BOOSTS will get high priority again in 1990 collective bargaining, a Bureau of National Affairs survey of 250 companies with pacts expiring next year indicates  .
Despite labor-shortage warnings, 80% aim for first-year wage increases of under 4 %; and 77% say they 'd try to <head>replace</head> workers, if struck, or would consider it. 
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Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer, which would have <head>replaced</head> $500 million in so-called reset notes, now paying 19.25% annual interest and set to come due in 1992, with two new issues paying lower interest. 
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<answer instance="replace.003" senseid="replace%2:35:00::"/> 
<context>
There were stains here and there and he cleaned them off,  using an oiled rag  he found  on a nail. He wiped the steering wheel and all the places  he might have touched the Jeep .
He <head>replaced</head> the flashlight where it had been stowed, got into his own car and backed it out of the garage. 
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<instance id="replace.067">
<answer instance="replace.067" senseid="replace%2:35:00::"/> 
<context>
I'm supposed  to care as much  now as then, as much  here as there, she realized , with a sigh. This letter would have got to me if she hadn't even put Rome, Italy, on it.
She refolded the letter, <head>replaced</head> it in its envelope, and turned with relief to one from her brother George. 
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<instance id="see.063">
<answer instance="see.063" senseid="see_the_light%2:30:00::"/> 
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Our last joint venture, Sainted Lady, a deeply religious film based  on the life of Mother Cabrini, and timed  so that its release date would coincide with the beatification of America's first saint in November, 1938, was a fiasco from start to finish. As I was playing Mother Cabrini, the picture was actually &quot; all mine &quot;, with nearly every scene built  around me.
But in order to keep Letch in the public eye and out of trouble, I wrote in a part especially for him -- that of a dashing ruffian who &quot; <head sats="see_the_light.063:0 see_the_light.063:1">sees</head> <sat id="see_the_light.063:0">the</sat> <sat id="see_the_light.063:1">light</sat> &quot; and is saved by the inspiring example of Mother Cabrini. 
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<instance id="see.041">
<answer instance="see.041" senseid="see%2:39:12::"/> 
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The deal is chiefly designed   to give Mitsubishi a window on the U.S. glass industry, says  Ichiro Wakui, an executive in Mitsubishi's general merchandise department in New York. &quot; It's not just a simple investment in a small company, &quot; Mr. Wakui says .
&quot; We want to <head>see</head> the glass market from the inside, not the outside. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.062">
<answer instance="see.062" senseid="see%2:39:12::"/> 
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It  isn't clear, however, who  would win a waiting game. Although U.S. corn stockpiles shrank by roughly half in the wake of the drought, the Agriculture Department projects that nearly one-fifth of the harvest will still be in storage before the 1990 corn harvest begins.
Some analysts are worried that reports of the grain industry's problems might spark investors to begin buying corn futures contracts -- only to <head>see</head> little appreciation. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.003">
<answer instance="see.003" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
I was just miserable. Pretty soon a woman came along  carrying a folded umbrella as a walking stick.
She <head>saw</head> me and sat down beside me, three feet away. 
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<instance id="see.004">
<answer instance="see.004" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Her voice was flat and dull. But those penetrating eyes -- I had  to turn my head away.
It was then that I <head>saw</head> what the drawn-back covers revealed. 
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<instance id="see.006">
<answer instance="see.006" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
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I learned, for example, that he made a practice of  yapping at dogs  he encountered  and, in winter, of  sprinkling salt on the icy pavement  to scarify their feet. His energy was prodigious; ; sometimes he would be up before dawn,  clad as  a garbage collector and hurling pails into areaways  to exasperate us, and thereafter would hurry to the Bronx Zoo  to grimace at the lions and press cigar butts against their paws.
Evenings, he was frequently to be <head>seen</head> at restaurants like Enrico &amp; Paglieri's or Peter's Backyard drunkenly donning ladies ' hats and singing &quot; O Sole Mio &quot;. 
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<instance id="see.013">
<answer instance="see.013" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
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&quot; I am  &quot;, he said . There was a short pause for reflection.
&quot; Oh &quot;, said the woman, &quot; I 've <head>seen</head> that picture already &quot;. 
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<instance id="see.016">
<answer instance="see.016" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
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On weekends, she came to work  to prepare study plans or sometimes, even  to polish the furniture in her classroom. &quot; She just never gave it up, &quot; says  Mary Marchand, Mary Beth's mother.
&quot; You 'd <head>see</head> her correcting homework in the stands at a football game. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.017">
<answer instance="see.017" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Furthermore, because timing is so critical with RU-486, she will learn, via a pelvic examination and ultrasound, not only that she is pregnant, but just how pregnant she is . No doctor who  fears malpractice liability would likely expose a non-pregnant patient to the risk of hemorrhaging.
Many women may even <head>see</head> the dead embryo they have expelled, a sight the surgical-abortion industry typically spares them. 
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<instance id="see.020">
<answer instance="see.020" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; And that's what I'm going  to tell Jim  &quot;. For Lucy, the day's nagging to-and-fro had come to an abrupt end.
As she hung up, she <head>saw</head> through the hall's open window the purple-black flying of the cowbirds ' wings, and heard their grotesque singing. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.021">
<answer instance="see.021" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
There was an assertive maleness in his grinning refusal  to pick them up. Half slyly he enjoyed  seeing her stoop  to lift the things.
He remembered the first time he <head>saw</head> her, standing across the room at a party. 
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<instance id="see.024">
<answer instance="see.024" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
While  giving the Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills to ninth graders at Greenville High School last March 16, she spotted a student looking at crib sheets.
She had <head>seen</head> cheating before, but these notes were uncanny. 
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<instance id="see.025">
<answer instance="see.025" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; My mother never wops me. I 've got this leg brace &quot;.
She seemed so unimpressed that he was obliged to roll up his blue jeans so she could <head>see</head> his brace. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.026">
<answer instance="see.026" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; Snakes are ugly &quot;, he said  again. &quot; You saw the colors of it, didn't you? ?
Have you ever <head>seen</head> anything like it around here &quot;? ? 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.029">
<answer instance="see.029" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
When radio came in , it continued the misplaced modifier in its routines as a standard device. &quot; Do you see that pretty girl standing next to the car  with slacks on &quot;? ?
&quot; I <head>see</head> the girl but I don't see the car with slacks on &quot;. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.031">
<answer instance="see.031" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
She would see them, looking just as they had  in the books, and this would make up a part of her delight. Moreover,  nursing various Stubblefields -- her aunt, then her mother, then her father -- through their lengthy illnesses (everybody could tell you  the Stubblefields were always sick ), Theresa had had a chance   to read quite a lot .
England, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy had all been rendered for her time and again, and between the prescribed hours of pills and tonics, she had conceived a dreamy passion by lamplight, to <head>see</head> all these places with her own eyes. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.035">
<answer instance="see.035" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
I had a lot   to be thankful for . A profession that  brought me as good an income as mine wasn't  to be sneezed at .
Maybe I didn't <head>see</head> as much of Gladdy as I 'd like, but how much worse it would have been if I 'd had to board her out somewhere after Alice went -- send my daughter to an orphanage or a boarding-home. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.039">
<answer instance="see.039" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
The fire of the colors was gone; ; there was a contorted ugliness now; ; the colors of its back were dull and gray-looking, torn and smashed in, and dirty from the boy's shoes. The beautifully-tapered head, so delicate and so cool, had been flattened  as if in a vise, and the forked tongue splayed out of the twisted, torn mouth.
The snake was hideous, and I remembered, even then, the cool, bright fire of it only a little while before, and I thought perhaps the boy had always <head>seen</head> it dead and hideous like that, and had not even stopped to see the beauty of it in its life. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.040">
<answer instance="see.040" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
The boy was there at the lower corner of the field, and he was in the plowed earth,  stamping with ferocity and a kind of frenzied impatience. Even at that distance, with no sound but the sound of the tractor, I could tell the fierce mark of brutality on the boy.
I could <head>see</head> the hunched-up shoulders, the savage determination, the dance of his feet as he ground the snake with his heels, and the pirouette of his arms as he whipped at it with the stick. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.043">
<answer instance="see.043" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
I decided  thirty-five was the best estimate of her age. She had a funny little scar on her stomach, on the left side.
I think we were very tired, for we awoke at the same moment, deeply rested, surprised to <head>see</head> the late morning sun on the windows, which were wet where the rime had melted. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.046">
<answer instance="see.046" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
And you didn't see her much at Longue Vue or anywhere, for John had drifted away from the gang. Mousie said  it was because he was too proud  to stand pity.
Others thought he couldn't stand <head>seeing</head> Linda, Mrs. Bobbie Evans, still so beautiful, so much in command of everything. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.047">
<answer instance="see.047" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Johnnie was a trucker with a small lumber outfit in a town about twenty miles away, and he was also pretty good at anything in the carpentry line. It was a vivid, sharp February morning that Johnnie first made his appearance in my back yard,  bringing some stuff  Dad had ordered .
I wasn't in the habit of batting my eyes at delivery men, but the moment I <head>saw</head> Johnnie, I knew he was different. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.057">
<answer instance="see.057" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; Snakes are ugly and bad &quot;. &quot; This snake was very beautiful.
Didn't you <head>see</head> how beautiful it was &quot;? ? 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.069">
<answer instance="see.069" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
The tractor was heavily loaded  with the weight of the plow turning the earth, and the tractor stopped instantly. The snake slid slowly and with great care from the new ridge  the plow had made , into the furrow and did not go any further.
I had never liked snakes much, I still had that kind of quick panic that I 'd had as a child whenever I <head>saw</head> one, but this snake was clean and bright and very beautiful. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.070">
<answer instance="see.070" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
I had my back to the corner of the triangular field that  pointed towards the house. The earth was a little heavy and I had  to stop once and clean the plowshares because they were not scouring properly, and I did not look back towards the place until I had turned the corner and was plowing across the upper line of the large field, a long way from where I had stopped because of the snake .
I <head>saw</head> it all at a glance. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.074">
<answer instance="see.074" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
When radio came in , it continued the misplaced modifier in its routines as a standard device. &quot; Do you see that pretty girl standing next to the car  with slacks on &quot;? ?
&quot; I see the girl but I don't <head>see</head> the car with slacks on &quot;. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.075">
<answer instance="see.075" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
John was good at his job. It  probably wasn't hard for him to keep his nose to the grindstone with nothing but Edythe   to come home to .
Though that may be unfair since Ben Cooper, John's first son, came along early in 1938, the cutest baby you ever <head>saw</head> and a blessing that he looked all Cooper from fontanel to pink toes, nary a trace of Edythe. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.080">
<answer instance="see.080" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
This was her first day in Rome and it was June. An enormous sky of the most delicate blue arched overhead.
In her mind's eye -- her imagination responding fully, almost exhaustingly, to these shores ' peculiar powers of stimulation -- she <head>saw</head> the city as from above, telescoped on its great bare plains that the ruins marked, aqueducts and tombs, here a cypress, there a pine, and all around the low blue hills. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.090">
<answer instance="see.090" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
In the torrent of replies that  followed, one woman ringer from Solihull observed that &quot; the average male ringer leaves quite a lot   to be desired:  badly dressed, decorated with acne and a large beer-belly, frequently unwashed and unbearably flatulent in peals. &quot; Another women wrote from Sheffield  to say that in her 60 years of ringing, &quot; I have never known a lady to faint in the belfry.
I have <head>seen</head> one or two men die, bless them. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.094">
<answer instance="see.094" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Meanwhile, he had this miserable cold, and as he leaned against the refrigerator,  watching the rain make sandy puddles at his feet, the doctor's prescription for lots of sun seemed like a hollow mockery. In these damp circumstances, he was an odds-on bet   to develop pneumonia .
He looked up to <head>see</head> Mrs. Kirby, awesome in a black-and-yellow polka-dotted slicker, bearing down on him. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.096">
<answer instance="see.096" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Quint glared. He always did when people asked .
&quot; Holy mackerel, that's the most unique dog I ever <head>saw</head> &quot;, she said firmly. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.100">
<answer instance="see.100" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Her hair never seemed  to be in place and her skirts were never quite the correct length. She didn't have a bad shape when you caught her at the pool at Longue Vue , but her bathing suits were far from smart.
And you didn't <head>see</head> her much at Longue Vue or anywhere, for John had drifted away from the gang. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.102">
<answer instance="see.102" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
He paid little attention to her because she was a redhead and because she was wearing white -- one of those bulky, turtle-neck sweaters. On the beach, there were pale girls and not-so-pale girls.
And he <head>saw</head> them all as he walked up and down. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.104">
<answer instance="see.104" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
In this manner, he seeks  to expunge from his own soul the guilt pangs caused  by his personal assaults against the English at Dunkirk. As we find out at the end, it is not the stool (symbolizing Doris, therefore the English) that he is punishing  but the piece of Venetian blind.
And, when the slat finally shatters, we <head>see</head> him count the fragments, all the while muttering, &quot; He loves me, he loves me not &quot;. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.106">
<answer instance="see.106" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
I told Miss Groggins  to move her down the hall where we had an examining table . &quot; Better do a Papanicolaou &quot;, I told Pete .
It was only a few moments before Miss Groggins had her in the proper position for a vaginal, but I couldn't <head>see</head> anything wrong on gross examination. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.107">
<answer instance="see.107" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Class Three, they said . Do you want  to talk to her, Doctor &quot;? ?
&quot; Well &quot; -- I didn't -- I didn't ever want to <head>see</head> that woman again. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.108">
<answer instance="see.108" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
He was awarded  a fellowship  to continue his studies in Tokyo and he packed up his clothes, the biwa upon which he had been practicing  and his image of Acala, and left  to spend a week at home before  leaving the country. The week at home was not comfortable.
His mother, who had <head>seen</head> little of him for four years, appeared worried about his sailing off by himself for an Orient which, she herself having slight knowledge of it, had to be distrusted. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.111">
<answer instance="see.111" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
But it  was fun those first days,  kidding about the trail of garments  he left  littered across the rug. There was an assertive maleness in his grinning refusal  to pick them up.
Half slyly he enjoyed <head>seeing</head> her stoop to lift the things. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.116">
<answer instance="see.116" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
During these first days of the trial I didn't have as much time   to commiserate with Viola  as I should have liked . In the first place, it  was difficult for us to meet.
We couldn't be <head>seen</head> together, for the tongue of Scandal was ever ready to link our names, and the tongue of Scandal finds but one thing to say of the association of a man with a girl, no matter how innocent. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.119">
<answer instance="see.119" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Clearly, two damp days with the Bobbsey Twins had done him no good. The sun, blazing hot as  prophesied , was far from kind to Mrs. Kirby's varicolored properties.
When Charlie came up from the beach for his four-o'clock pill, the whole establishment (gaudy enough when <head>seen</head> through mist and fog) looked like a floodlit modern painting -- great blocks of dizzy color, punctuated at regular intervals by the glaring white of five community refrigerators. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.121">
<answer instance="see.121" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
The fire of the colors was gone; ; there was a contorted ugliness now; ; the colors of its back were dull and gray-looking, torn and smashed in, and dirty from the boy's shoes. The beautifully-tapered head, so delicate and so cool, had been flattened  as if in a vise, and the forked tongue splayed out of the twisted, torn mouth.
The snake was hideous, and I remembered, even then, the cool, bright fire of it only a little while before, and I thought perhaps the boy had always seen it dead and hideous like that, and had not even stopped to <head>see</head> the beauty of it in its life. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.124">
<answer instance="see.124" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
At the State University of New York at Brooklyn, researchers flash two groups of different letters on a computer screen in front of human guinea pigs. Between flashes, certain areas in subjects ' brains are jolted  with a magnetic stimulator.
When the jolt is timed just right, the subjects don't recall <head>seeing</head> the first group of letters. 
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<instance id="see.131">
<answer instance="see.131" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
Finally, at Ye Olde Gasse Filling Station on Avocado Avenue, they learned that their man,  having paused  to get oil for his car, had asked about the route to San Diego. They headed in that direction and, at San Juan Capistrano By-the-Sea came upon Barco sitting in the quaint old Spanish Mission Drive-in,  eating a hot tamale.
At the moment, Barco's back was to the road so he didn't <head>see</head> the detectives close in on his convertible which, in their quest for the stolen lap rug, they proceeded to search. 
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<instance id="see.134">
<answer instance="see.134" senseid="see%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
There were pink bathing suits on blondes, and browny-haired girls in red or black or green bathing suits. There were a sprinkling of daring bikinis and a preponderance of glorified tank suits.
Up on a dune, he <head>saw</head> a girl, all by herself, sitting on a camp stool before an easel and absorbed in her painting. 
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<instance id="see.044">
<answer instance="see.044" senseid="see%2:41:11::"/> 
<answer instance="see.044" senseid="see%2:41:12::"/> 
<context>

A half-dozen Soviet space officials, in Tokyo in July for an exhibit, stopped by to <head>see</head> their counterparts at the National Space Development Agency of Japan. 
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<instance id="see.110">
<answer instance="see.110" senseid="see%2:41:11::"/> 
<context>
Her eyes opened as soon as she heard me, though, and once again, I felt an inward shiver. &quot; I sure can't complain about the service in this place &quot;, she said .
&quot; I just got through <head>seeing</head> one of you guys. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.199">
<answer instance="see.199" senseid="see%2:41:11::"/> 
<context>
It 's probably true that many salarymen put in unproductive overtime just for the sake of solidarity, that the system is so hierarchical that only the assistant manager can talk to the manager and the manager to the general manager, and that Sony was chary of  letting a young, short-term American employee take on any responsibility. All of this must have been enormously frustrating to Mr. Katzenstein, who  went to Sony with degrees in business and computer science and was raring  to invent another Walkman.
But Sony ultimately took a lesson from the American management books and fired Mr. Katzenstein, after he committed the social crime of making an appointment to <head>see</head> the venerable Akio Morita, founder of Sony. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.037">
<answer instance="see.037" senseid="see%2:39:13::"/> 
<context>
Nissan will build only about 3,500 of the $38,000  Infiniti Q45 sedans each month,  sending about 2,000 of them to the U.S. and keeping the rest for sale in Japan. Toyota wants  to sell about 49,000 Lexus LS400 sedans next year in the U.S. alone.
&quot; When I <head>saw</head> the Lexus sales projections, I got worried, &quot; confesses Takashi Oka, who led the Infiniti development team. 
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<instance id="see.060">
<answer instance="see.060" senseid="see%2:39:13::"/> 
<context>
The court noted the new USIA position but, just in case, officially found &quot; that Congress did not intend  to preclude plaintiffs from  disseminating USIA information domestically. &quot; -- The USIA said that, on reflection, anyone  could view the VOA materials, not just the reporters, scholars, researchers and congressmen who  are mentioned  in the statute.
&quot; The USIA publicly and officially stated in the litigation that all persons are allowed access to the materials, notwithstanding the statutory designations, because the USIA has determined that it will not check the credentials of any person appearing and requesting to <head>see</head> the materials, &quot; Mr. McCormick noted. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.128">
<answer instance="see.128" senseid="see%2:39:13::"/> 
<context>
Investors, who  took profits Friday, mostly took a wait-and-see attitude Monday amid uncertainty in the foreign-currency market and New York stocks, traders said  . Takamori Matsuda, an analyst at Dresdner-ABD Securities, said  fading expectation for lower interest rates made investors step back from real-estate shares, which  advanced last week.
Some traders said institutions were waiting to <head>see</head> the U.S. jobless rate to be issued Friday. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.032">
<answer instance="see.032" senseid="see_through%2:40:00::"/> 
<context>
The only boy, the family darling. Together with her mother, both of them tense with worry lest things should somehow go wrong.
Theresa had <head sats="see_through.032:0">seen</head> him <sat id="see_through.032:0">through</sat> the right college, into the right fraternity, and though pursued by various girls and various mammas of girls, safely married to the right sort, however much in the early years of that match his wife, Anne, had not seemed to understand poor George. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.051">
<answer instance="see.051" senseid="see%2:41:00::"/> 
<context>
But the only love  I was giving him  was the pure kind. It was weeks before we even kissed for the first time.
Against my folks ' wishes, we 'd been <head>seeing</head> each other for short rides in the truck. 
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<instance id="see.066">
<answer instance="see.066" senseid="see%2:41:00::"/> 
<context>
He shrugged noncommittally. &quot; I might  &quot;.
And now he was <head>seeing</head> her. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.001">
<answer instance="see.001" senseid="see%2:41:14::"/> 
<context>
I was busy the rest of the day. Late in the afternoon, I was up on Seven again.
One of my private patients was being admitted and I went in to <head>see</head> her settled. 
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<instance id="see.002">
<answer instance="see.002" senseid="see%2:39:03::"/> 
<context>
Soaring to stardom along with him, Margo Felicity Brighetti, a luscious and curvaceously beguiling Italian starlet, turns in a creditable performance as an airplane mechanic. The battle of the drib-drool continues, but most of New York's knowing sophisticates of Abstract Expressionism are stamping their feet impatiently in expectation of V (for Vindication) Day, September first, when Augustus Quasimodo's first one-man show opens at the Guggenheim .
We have heard that after <head>seeing</head> Mr. Quasimodo's work it will be virtually impossible to deny the artistic validity and importance of the whole abstract movement. 
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<instance id="see.010">
<answer instance="see.010" senseid="see%2:39:03::"/> 
<context>
The sound mockery of sheep is like the salubrious horse laugh &quot;. &quot; That is only partly non-nonsense &quot;, he began .
&quot; If you <head>saw</head> the drama called Rhinoceros &quot;, I said, &quot; think of the effect it would have on an audience of rhinos when the actor on stage suddenly begins turning into a rhinoceros. 
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<instance id="see.022">
<answer instance="see.022" senseid="see%2:39:03::"/> 
<context>
The effect,  needless  to say, is almost terrifying, and though at times a bit obscure, the film is certainly a much-needed catharsis for the &quot; repressed &quot; movie-goer. The music of Bini SalFininistas, capital LP Ab63711-r, one of the rare recordings of this titanic, yet unsung, composer.
Those persons who were lucky enough to <head>see</head> and hear the performance of his work at the Brest-Silevniov Festival in August, 1916, will certainly welcome his return to public notice; ; and it is not unlikely that, even as the great Bach lay dormant for so many years, so has the erudite, ingenious SalFininistas passed through his &quot; purgatory &quot; of neglect. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.049">
<answer instance="see.049" senseid="see%2:39:03::"/> 
<context>
Electronic gimmicks are key. Premark International Inc., for example, peddles the M8.7sp Electronic Cycling Simulator, a $2,000  stationary cycle.
On a video screen, riders can <head>see</head> 30 different &quot; rides, &quot; including urban, mountain and desert scenes, and check how many calories are burned a minute. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.055">
<answer instance="see.055" senseid="see%2:39:03::"/> 
<context>
Old Order, acted  and atonally sung  by Grunnfeu Arapacis, the lovely Serbantian import, then entered and delivered the well-known invocation to the god Phineoppus, whereupon the stage is quite unexpectedly visited  by a company of wandering Gorshek priests, symbolizing Love, Lust, Prudence and General Motors, respectively . According to the myth, Old Order then vanishes at stage left and reappears at extreme stage right, but Director Shuz skillfully sidesteps the rather gooshey problem of stage effects by  simply having Miss Arapacis walk across the stage.
The night he <head>saw</head> it, a rather unpleasant situation arose when the soloist refused to approach the armadillo, complaining -- in ad-lib -- that &quot; it smelled &quot;. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.056">
<answer instance="see.056" senseid="see%2:39:03::"/> 
<context>
While  sipping a beer after practice, he vividly recounts  getting the Red Sox's Carl Yastrzemski to pop out  to end the 1975 World Series, and repeating the feat against the Yankees ' Roy White in 1976. Some of the game's reigning philosophers dislike the idea of middle-aged men attempting a young man's sport.
&quot; I personally don't enjoy <head>seeing</head> players who I remember vividly from their playing days running about and being gallant about their deficiencies, &quot; says Roger Angell, New Yorker magazine's resident baseball sage. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.122">
<answer instance="see.122" senseid="see%2:39:03::"/> 
<context>
Most of the picture is taken up with endless scenes of many people either fighting or eating and drinking  to celebrate victory. I mention the picture only because many bad movies have a bright spot, and this one has Gregory Peck, in a marvelously loose and energetic portrayal of an old man who  wants  to die the way  he wants  to die .
Video Tip: Before <head>seeing</head> &quot; Sidewalk Stories, &quot; take a look at &quot; City Lights, &quot; Chaplin's Tramp at his finest. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.132">
<answer instance="see.132" senseid="see%2:41:10::"/> 
<context>
In her mind's eye -- her imagination responding fully, almost exhaustingly, to these shores ' peculiar powers of stimulation -- she saw the city as from above, telescoped on its great bare plains that the ruins marked , aqueducts and tombs, here a cypress, there a pine, and all around the low blue hills. Pictures in old Latin books  returned to her: the Appian Way Today, the Colosseum, the Arch of Constantine.
She would <head>see</head> them, looking just as they had in the books, and this would make up a part of her delight. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.000">
<answer instance="see.000" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
A. Donald Anderson, a 59-year-old Los Angeles investor who  says  the stock market's &quot; fluctuations and gyrations give me the heebie-jeebies, &quot; doesn't see much point in  outlawing program trading. Those who  still want  to do it &quot; will just find some way   to get around &quot; any attempt  to curb it .
Similarly, Rick Wamre, a 31-year-old asset manager for a Dallas real-estate firm, would like to see program trading disappear because &quot; I can't <head>see</head> that it does anything for the market or the country. &quot; 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.011">
<answer instance="see.011" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; The aftershocks of Oct. 13 (when the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 190 points ) are still reverberating. &quot; Certainly, the Oct. 13 sell-off didn't settle any stomachs.
Beyond that, money managers and analysts <head>see</head> other problems. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.030">
<answer instance="see.030" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; I don't think  anyone is now immune from takeover, &quot; said  Robert Schneider of Duff &amp; Phelps Inc., Chicago. He added: &quot; Every paper company management has  to be saying to itself, ` Before someone comes after me, I'm going  to go after somebody. ' &quot;
Prudential-Bache's Mr. Rodgers said he doesn't <head>see</head> the industry's capacity-expansion program hindering takeover activity. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.033">
<answer instance="see.033" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
The average of estimates of the 10 economists polled  puts the dollar around 1.8200 marks at the end of November and at 141.33 yen. By late January, the consensus calls for the dollar to be trading around 1.8200 marks and near 142 yen.
Those with a bullish view see the dollar trading up near 1.9000 marks and 145 yen, while the dollar bears <head>see</head> the U.S. currency trading around 1.7600 marks and 138 yen. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.036">
<answer instance="see.036" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
In 1953, James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid ), the genetic key to heredity. Twenty years later, two California academics, Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer, made &quot; recombinant &quot; DNA,  transplanting a toad's gene into bacteria, which then  reproduced toad genes.
When Boyer met Robert Swanson, an M.I.T.-trained chemist-turned-entrepreneur in 1976, they <head>saw</head> dollar signs. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.048">
<answer instance="see.048" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
That pattern hasn't always held, but recent strong growth in dividends makes some market watchers anxious. Payouts on the S&amp;P 500 stocks rose 10% in 1988, according to Standard &amp; Poor's Corp., and Wall Street estimates for 1989 growth are generally between 9% and 14% .
Many people believe the growth in dividends will slow next year, although a minority <head>see</head> double-digit gains continuing. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.050">
<answer instance="see.050" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
Most of the 10 analysts polled  last week by Dow Jones International News Service in Frankfurt, Tokyo, London and New York expect the U.S. dollar to ease only mildly in November. Opinion is mixed over its three-month prospects.
Half of those polled <head>see</head> the currency trending lower over the next three months, while the others forecast a modest rebound after the New Year. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.059">
<answer instance="see.059" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
He didn't know what  was so tough about Vivian's world,  slopping around Nassau with what's-his-name. Suppose  what's-his-name got a sunburn? ?
Charlie couldn't <head>see</head> Vivian offering any hand lotion. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.098">
<answer instance="see.098" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
The show runs the gamut, from a blender to chairs to a model of the Citicorp building. The event continues into next year and includes an exchange program  to swap design teachers at Carnegie-Mellon and Leningrad's Mutchin Institute.
Dan Droz, leader of the Carnegie-Mellon group, <head>sees</head> benefits all around. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.125">
<answer instance="see.125" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
West German interest rates, he said  , will remain unchanged. &quot; But I'm not one of these great dollar bears  you see more of  these days, &quot; Mr. Zapfel said .
&quot; I can't really <head>see</head> it dropping far below 1.80 marks. &quot; 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.130">
<answer instance="see.130" senseid="see%2:36:00::"/> 
<context>
The pair of white cotton shorts ruled his life.
Lying awake at night, he could <head>see</head> them, laid out on the floor of his mind. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.068">
<answer instance="see.068" senseid="see%2:31:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; If you continue  to do this, the investor  becomes frightened -- any investor: the odd lotter, mutual funds and pension funds, &quot; says  Larry Zicklin, managing partner at Neuberger &amp; Berman. But many experts and traders say that program trading isn't the main reason for stock-market gyrations.
&quot; I have not <head>seen</head> one iota of evidence &quot; to support restrictions on program trading, says a Vanderbilt University finance professor, Hans Stoll, an authority on the subject. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.077">
<answer instance="see.077" senseid="see%2:31:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; You just wait, Dad. When you get back  I 'll probly be swimming better than Victoria.
Wait and <head>see</head>, Dad &quot;. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.139">
<answer instance="see.139" senseid="see%2:31:02::"/> 
<context>
Consider the fact that a mere 2% drop in ozone would increase birth defects and mutations by  allowing solar radiation to alter the DNA structure. Even a small reduction is unacceptable and  to suggest otherwise is penny-wise and pound-foolish.
The reason environmentalists &quot; don't mind <head>seeing</head> new crises arise &quot; is because there are new crises. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.101">
<answer instance="see.101" senseid="see%2:31:08::"/> 
<context>
Freddy's solution doesn't appeal to me. In addition to other defects, I'm a stubborn man and hate  to admit to the common garden variety of bad judgment.
Will you <head>see</head> if you can help me &quot;? ? 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.150">
<answer instance="see.150" senseid="see%2:31:13::"/> 
<context>
But as advertisers latch onto disasters with increasing frequency, they risk  hurting themselves as much as  helping the cause. They chance  alienating the customers  they hope  to woo  by  looking like opportunistic sharks.
&quot; People <head>see</head> extra messages in advertising, and if a manufacturer is clearly trying to get something out of it ... if it's too transparent ... then consumers will see through that, &quot; warns John Philip Jones, chairman of the advertising department at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.064">
<answer instance="see.064" senseid="see_through%2:39:00::"/> 
<context>
But as advertisers latch onto disasters with increasing frequency, they risk  hurting themselves as much as  helping the cause. They chance  alienating the customers  they hope  to woo  by  looking like opportunistic sharks.
&quot; People see extra messages in advertising, and if a manufacturer is clearly trying to get something out of it ... if it's too transparent ... then consumers will <head sats="see_through.064:0">see</head> <sat id="see_through.064:0">through</sat> that, &quot; warns John Philip Jones, chairman of the advertising department at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.005">
<answer instance="see.005" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
The Babelists of the United Nations are experts at obfuscation. This can have its purposes at times, but there's no reason   to cloud the importance and allure of Western concepts of freedom and justice .
We can <head>see</head> plenty of reasons to stay out, and none to rejoin UNESCO. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.007">
<answer instance="see.007" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
More he could take  at leisure. All  Martin thought  he needed  was time: to what better use could time be put  ? ?
He <head>saw</head> later that they had made their marriage too quickly. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.009">
<answer instance="see.009" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
The rest of the bedroom had been groomed  to a superhuman neatness, but in the middle of the carpet lay the disheveled shorts. They gave the room a strange note of incongruity, like a mole on a beautiful face.
He <head>saw</head> that Dolores intended to wait until the last minute, thinking he would get nervous. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.019">
<answer instance="see.019" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
They shredded it simply because it contained financial information about their creditors and depositors. &quot; Mr. Meek said  his suspicions were aroused  by several foreign investments by Lincoln, including $22 million  paid  to Credit Suisse of Switzerland, an $18 million  interest in Saudi European Bank in Paris, a $17.5 million  investment in a Bahamas trading company, and a recently discovered holding in a Panama-based company, Southbrook Holdings.
Mr. Bickwit said, &quot; I can <head>see</head> why an S&amp;L examiner would regard these as unusual activities, &quot; but said the overseas investments &quot; essentially broke even &quot; for the S&amp;L. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.038">
<answer instance="see.038" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
&quot; I'm going  to tell everybody how big a snake I killed  &quot;. &quot; Don't you see what you have done  &quot;? ? I said .
&quot; Don't you <head>see</head> the difference now &quot;? ? 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.054">
<answer instance="see.054" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
Mr. Achenbaum, too, delves into his clients ' business. &quot; Carl has a much higher degree of intimacy with his clients than  is ordinary for an agency his size.
And with Al's record of being a delver and a detail guy, you can <head>see</head> how the two fit, &quot; said Alan Gottesman, an analyst with PaineWebber. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.058">
<answer instance="see.058" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
Miami Dolphins owner Joe Robbie disagrees, and he can prove it. Several years ago he gave up  trying  to persuade Miami  to improve its city-owned Orange Bowl, and instead built his own $100 million  coliseum with private funds.
He didn't <head>see</head> why the taxpayers should help build something he would then use to turn a healthy profit. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.079">
<answer instance="see.079" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
&quot; It's a big snake, isn't it &quot;? ? He said . &quot; I'm going  to tell everybody how big a snake I killed  &quot;.
&quot; Don't you <head>see</head> what you have done &quot;? ? I said. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.085">
<answer instance="see.085" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
She laughed a little and tossed the dregs rakishly around in her glass. &quot; You what &quot;? ?
She could <head>see</head> that Mr. Gorboduc was intrigued; ; the hostess in her took over. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.093">
<answer instance="see.093" senseid="see%2:31:01::"/> 
<context>
The stocks of banking concerns based  in Massachusetts weren't helped  much by the announcement, traders said  , because many of those concerns have financial problems tied  to their real-estate loan portfolios,  making them unattractive takeover targets. But speculators,  anticipating that Connecticut will approve a law permitting such interstate banking soon, immediately bid up shares of Connecticut banks on the news.
&quot; A lot of the stocks that have been under water finally <head>saw</head> a reason to uptick, &quot; said George Jennison, head trader of banking issues in Shearson Lehman Hutton's OTC department. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.012">
<answer instance="see.012" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
But yesterday's factory orders report had good news on that front: it said  factory inventories fell 0.1% in September, the first decline since February 1987. &quot; This conforms to the ` soft landing ' scenario, &quot; said  Elliott Platt, an economist at Donaldson, Lufkin &amp; Jenrette Securities Corp.
&quot; I don't <head>see</head> any signs that inventories are excessive. &quot; 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.014">
<answer instance="see.014" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
The service -- which  costs the caller from 30 cents to $25  a minute -- currently is dominated  by celebrity chatter, horoscopes and romance lines. But more serious applications are in the wings, and that is where the future growth is expected  .
&quot; I'm starting to <head>see</head> more business transactions, &quot; says Andrea West of American Telephone &amp; Telegraph Co., noting growing interest in use of 900 service for stock sales, software tutorials and even service contracts. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.018">
<answer instance="see.018" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
Municipal bonds were little changed to 1 2 point higher in late dealings. &quot; We were oversold  and today we bounced back.
Some accounts came in for some blocks in the secondary  , which we haven't <head>seen</head> for a while, &quot; said one trader. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.027">
<answer instance="see.027" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; We are prepared  to pursue aggressively completion of this transaction, &quot; he says . But a takeover battle opens up the possibility of a bidding war, with all  that implies .
If a competitor enters the game, for example, Mr. Hahn could face the dilemma of paying a premium for Nekoosa or <head>seeing</head> the company fall into the arms of a rival. 
</context>
</instance>
<instance id="see.034">
<answer instance="see.034" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; We thought  it was awfully expensive, &quot; said  Sterling Pratt, wine director at Schaefer's in Skokie, Ill., one of the top stores in suburban Chicago, &quot; but there are people out there with very different opinions of value. We got our two six-packs -- and they're gone. &quot;
Mr. Pratt remarked that he thinks steeper prices have come about because producers don't like to <head>see</head> a hit wine dramatically increase in price later on. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.042">
<answer instance="see.042" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
In and around all levels of government in the U.S. are  groups of people who  can best be described  as  belonging to a political insider commercial party. They know that whenever government is redistributing wealth, regulating commerce or maintaining a large defense establishment , there is big money   to be made  in  influencing, brokering or selling the processes and decisions of government.
They are our version of the East bloc's Nomenklatura and they have absolutely no wish to <head>see</head> anything change. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.045">
<answer instance="see.045" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
Treasury bonds got off to a strong start,  advancing modestly during overnight trading on foreign markets.
&quot; We <head>saw</head> good buying in Japan and excellent buying in London, &quot; said Jay Goldinger, market strategist and trader at Capital Insight Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.065">
<answer instance="see.065" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
She was trying  to make a hole in my armor, and I didn't want it. &quot; Is it a woman &quot;? ? She asked  gently.
She must have <head>seen</head> the ring on my left hand. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.073">
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It has been targeted  by Japanese investors as a good long-term play tied  to 1992's European economic integration. And several new funds that  aren't even fully invested yet have jumped  to trade at big premiums.
&quot; I'm very alarmed to <head>see</head> these rich valuations, &quot; says Smith Barney's Mr. Porter. 
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<instance id="see.076">
<answer instance="see.076" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
As a result, Fed officials may be divided  over whether  to ease credit. Several Fed governors in Washington have been pushing for easier credit; but many of the regional Fed presidents have been resisting such a move.
Mr. Black said he is &quot; pleased &quot; with the economy's recent performance, and doesn't <head>see</head> &quot; a lot of excesses out there that would tilt us into recession. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.082">
<answer instance="see.082" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; I think  there's overwhelming evidence   to indicate probable criminal activity, &quot; said  Mr. Meek, who  participated last year in an examination of the Irvine, Calif., thrift. He said  the evidence pointed to wrongdoing by Mr. Keating &quot; and others, &quot; although he didn't allege any specific violation.
Richard Newsom, a California state official who last year examined Lincoln's parent, American Continental Corp., said he also <head>saw</head> evidence that crimes had been committed. 
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<instance id="see.083">
<answer instance="see.083" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
&quot; There are certain cult wines that  can command these higher prices, &quot; says  Larry Shapiro of Marty 's, one of the largest wine shops in Dallas. &quot; What 's different is that it is happening with young wines just coming out.
We're <head>seeing</head> it partly because older vintages are growing more scarce. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.084">
<answer instance="see.084" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
An American student named  Charlotte Adams had refused  to take notice of his evident aversion to people and had at last succeeded in  getting him to talk to her. He had nothing much   to say  to her but that he said anything seemed  to please her and he accompanied her on some of her unusually searching tours of Tokyo.
In Charlotte, Richard <head>saw</head> a frankness and a zest for doing things which, after a fashion, he envied. 
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<instance id="see.086">
<answer instance="see.086" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
All four areas had higher revenue for the three months ended Sept. 30. For the year, electronics emerged as Rockwell's largest sector in terms of sales and earnings,  muscling out aerospace for the first time.
The graphics business, which also was singled out by the chairman as a positive, <head>saw</head> its operating earnings for the quarter jump 79% to $42.1 million from $23.5 million. 
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<instance id="see.087">
<answer instance="see.087" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
Hours after the announcement, representatives of the Orange County Register were in a bar across the street  recruiting. The reaction in the newsroom was emotional.
&quot; I 've never <head>seen</head> so many people crying in one place at one time, &quot; said Bill Johnson, an assistant city editor. 
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<instance id="see.088">
<answer instance="see.088" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
While she applauds the fact that more Americans are getting up from the television  to stroll or garden, she says  the percentage of Americans who  do &quot; real exercise   to build the heart &quot; is only 10% to 20% . So many people  fudge on answers about exercise,  the president's council now uses specific criteria  to determine what  is considered  vigorous: It must produce contractions of large muscle groups, must achieve 60% of maximum aerobic capacity and must be done three or more times a week for a minimum of 20 minutes.
One of the council's goals, set in 1980, was to <head>see</head> more than 60% of adults under 65 years of age getting vigorous exercise by 1990. 
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<instance id="see.105">
<answer instance="see.105" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
Scott Greene, chief foreign exchange dealer with Julius Baer &amp; Co. in New York, fits the description of a &quot; great dollar bear. &quot; He predicted  the U.S. unit will skid below 1.80 marks to around 1.78 marks this month and 1.75 marks by the beginning of the new year.
&quot; We're finally <head>seeing</head> the culmination of all the recessionary buildup of the last few months, &quot; he said, noting a continuing downward trend in U.S. interest rates, a shaky stock market and &quot; gloomier economic times ahead &quot; all signal a significantly lower dollar. 
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<instance id="see.112">
<answer instance="see.112" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
But market activity was energized  as investors started  to view the lower price levels as attractive. And the Treasury's $17.6 billion  auction of short-term bills, which  generated strong buying interest, helped  to lift the bond market out of the doldrums.
&quot; We <head>saw</head> good retail demand by small banks, individuals and institutions and that is one reason why the market advanced &quot; late in the day, said Sung Won Sohn, senior vice president and chief economist at Norwest Corp., Minneapolis. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.133">
<answer instance="see.133" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
A. Donald Anderson, a 59-year-old Los Angeles investor who  says  the stock market's &quot; fluctuations and gyrations give me the heebie-jeebies, &quot; doesn't see much point in  outlawing program trading. Those who  still want  to do it &quot; will just find some way   to get around &quot; any attempt  to curb it .
Similarly, Rick Wamre, a 31-year-old asset manager for a Dallas real-estate firm, would like to <head>see</head> program trading disappear because &quot; I can't see that it does anything for the market or the country. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.135">
<answer instance="see.135" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
It 's interesting  to find that a lot of the expensive wines aren't always walking out the door. In every major market in the U.S., for instance, you can buy '86 La Tache or Richebourg, virtually all of the first growth Bordeaux (except Petrus ), as well as Opus One and Dominus from California and, at the moment, the Stag's Leap 1985 Cask 23.
With the biggest wine-buying period of the year looming as the holidays approach, it will be interesting to <head>see</head> how the superpremiums fare. 
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<instance id="see.143">
<answer instance="see.143" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
It rose 7 8 to 18 1 4. First Constitution has signed a merger agreement  with WFRR L.P. and GHKM Corp., under which all of its common shares will be acquired  for $25  each, or $273.5 million  .
Among other Connecticut banks whose shares trade in the OTC market, Society for Savings Bancorp, based in Hartford, <head>saw</head> its stock rise 1 3 4 to 18 1 4. 
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<instance id="see.144">
<answer instance="see.144" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
I could see the ancient cynicism reinforce itself in her eyes, and I wondered how many men she had picked  up with this same gambit. Anyway, I pulled a bottle of Remy Martin out of my topcoat, drew the cork, and passed it to her.
I could <head>see</head> she was shocked. 
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<instance id="see.145">
<answer instance="see.145" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
HE RODE HIS HOBBY, but he couldn't milk it, the Tax Court says  . The court often weighs deductions of sideline-business costs: Do they stem from a profit-seeking activity or a nondeductible hobby?
But it's rare to <head>see</head> both functions in one case. 
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<instance id="see.146">
<answer instance="see.146" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
In point of fact, volatility as  measured  by the annualized standard deviation of daily stock price movements has frequently been much higher than it is  today. Periods before the advent of futures or program trading were often more volatile, usually when fundamental market conditions were undergoing change  (1973-75, 1937-40, and 1928-33 for example ).
It is interesting to <head>see</head> the fundamental stock pickers scream &quot; foul &quot; on program trading when the markets decline, while hailing the great values still abounding as the markets rise. 
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<instance id="see.153">
<answer instance="see.153" senseid="see%2:39:02::"/> 
<context>
Letting officials express their own nuances can be educational. We note that in Rome yesterday Defense Secretary Cheney said that European euphoria over Mr. Gorbachev is starting  to be tempered  by a recognition of &quot; the magnitude of the problems  he was trying  to deal with . &quot;
It is in the Western interest to <head>see</head> Mr. Gorbachev succeed. 
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<instance id="see.015">
<answer instance="see.015" senseid="see%2:38:00::"/> 
<context>
There was a fellow named  Blatz over Smithtown way. Nobody liked  to hire him because you never could tell when he was going  to be taken  drunk .
Mr. Crumb would probably <head>see</head> him at Lodge Meeting the next night. 
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<instance id="see.067">
<answer instance="see.067" senseid="see%2:38:00::"/> 
<context>
He stuck his head in Mrs. Kirby's little rental office. &quot; I guess  that redhead next to me took your advice.
I haven't <head>seen</head> her on the beach &quot;. 
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<instance id="see.115">
<answer instance="see.115" senseid="see%2:38:00::"/> 
<context>
I come early in the morning &quot;. &quot; So do  I.
<head>See</head> you around, Mister Squint &quot;. 
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<instance id="see.008">
<answer instance="see.008" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
Maybe the Chinese, maybe even the Indians. &quot; On economic consequences of a diminished U.S. presence: &quot; America is the only major power in recent history that  has used its military might  to sustain a system that  enables all participants to equally benefit without her as the provider of the security taking royalties. &quot;
Asked why so few nations seem to share his views of America, he said, &quot; Many people <head>see</head> it that way. 
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<instance id="see.028">
<answer instance="see.028" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
Mr. Trotter's painting showed a wall of wood boards with painted ribbons tacked down in a rectangle; tucked  behind the ribbons were  envelopes, folded, faded and crumpled papers and currency. Mr. Trotter's fake Haberle was offered  at a bargain price of $25,000  with a phony story that it belonged to his wife's late aunt in New Canaan, Conn.
The dealers immediately showed their new acquisition to an expert and came to <head>see</head> it as a fake. 
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<instance id="see.052">
<answer instance="see.052" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
The U.S. wants the removal of what it perceives  as barriers to investment; Japan denies  there are real barriers. The heated talk stirred  up by recent Japanese investments in the U.S. is focusing attention on the differences in investment climate, even though it's only one of many subjects   to be covered  in the bilateral talks, known  as the Structural Impediments Initiative.
The Japanese &quot; should <head>see</head> this rhetoric as a signal of the need for a change in their own economy, &quot; says Charles Dallara, U.S. assistant Treasury secretary, who has been in Tokyo this week informally discussing the impending negotiations with government and business leaders. 
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<instance id="see.053">
<answer instance="see.053" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
And when they lose , then we can expect China to stop aid.  Let's put it bluntly.
The Chinese can not be <head>seen</head> to have made use of the Khmer Rouge and then discard them. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.061">
<answer instance="see.061" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
The survey also detected a bit more interest in golf, a positive sign for country clubs and golf club makers. The survey's findings certainly aren't encouraging for marketers of health-club memberships, tennis rackets and home exercise equipment, but people's good intentions, if not their actions, are keeping sales of some fitness products healthy.
For instance, sales of treadmills, exercise bikes, stair climbers and the like are expected to rise 8% to about $1.52 billion this year, according to the National Sporting Goods Association, which <head>sees</head> the home market as one of the hottest growth areas for the 1990s. 
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</instance>
<instance id="see.072">
<answer instance="see.072" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Campbell's shares rose $3.375   to close at $47.125 . &quot; The profit motive of the major shareholders has clearly changed for the better, &quot; said  John McMillin, a food industry analyst for Prudential-Bache in New York.
Mr. McGovern was widely <head>seen</head> as sales, and not profit, oriented. 
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<instance id="see.089">
<answer instance="see.089" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
An increasing number of references by the Soviet press to opposition groups now active in the U.S.S.R., particularly the Democratic Union, allege that they show &quot; terroristic tendencies &quot; and claim that they would be prepared  to kill in order  to achieve their aims. It  is possible that, in  perpetuating such myths, the ground is being laid  for the arrest of opposition activists on the ground of terrorism.
Mr. Gorbachev would appear to <head>see</head> his central task, however, as that of ensuring that foundations of an alliance among labor, capital and the state are properly laid before the demands for a multiparty system reach a crescendo. 
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<instance id="see.092">
<answer instance="see.092" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
Georgia Gulf said  it hasn't eliminated any alternatives and that &quot; discussions  are being held  with interested parties, and work  is also continuing on other various transactions. &quot; It didn't elaborate.
Analysts <head>saw</head> the latest offer as proof that Mr. Simmons, an aggressive and persistent investor, won't leave Georgia Gulf alone until some kind of transaction is completed. 
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<instance id="see.095">
<answer instance="see.095" senseid="see%2:31:00::"/> 
<context>
I believe  the U.S. is becoming more patient and circumspect, &quot; he said . &quot; It's the total relationship that  is important. &quot;
The total relationship, as Mr. Lee <head>sees</head> it, is &quot; the flow of dollars to the U.S. to fund the deficits, the investments the Japanese are making in the U.S. in order to satisfy American demand that American products consumed in America should be made as much as possible in America by Americans with Japanese technology and capital. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.023">
<answer instance="see.023" senseid="see%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>
Wants  to  get to her booze, I guess   &quot;. I grimaced in distaste.
&quot; Well, better <head>see</head> what I can do &quot;. 
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<instance id="see.081">
<answer instance="see.081" senseid="see%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>

They wanted to <head>see</head> what his back felt like -- the General 's. 
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<instance id="see.091">
<answer instance="see.091" senseid="see%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>
About 11.6% of all program trading by New York Stock Exchange firms in September took place in foreign markets, according to Big Board data. Yet it  is difficult  to imagine Japan racing  to introduce Chicago-style stock-index futures.
Japan's Finance Ministry already is scrutinizing institutional investors ' activity to <head>see</head> whether policy changes are needed to cope with the current level of program trading, said Makato Utsumi, vice minister for international finance. 
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<instance id="see.113">
<answer instance="see.113" senseid="see%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>
They were inseparable, not because they were fond of each other, but because they wanted  to keep an eye on each other, as they were keen rivals for social leadership. Grazie was mean: quietly mean, and bitterly, unfunnily sarcastic.
She it was who had looked to <head>see</head> if I was wearing shoes upon learning that I couldn't drive. 
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<instance id="see.114">
<answer instance="see.114" senseid="see%2:32:00::"/> 
<context>
You can do all this even if you're not a reporter or a researcher or a scholar or a member of Congress. And my newspaper can print the text of those broadcasts.
Until the other day, you as an ordinary citizen of this democracy had no right to <head>see</head> what your government was telling your cousins around the world. 
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<context>
The governor and his retinue thoughtfully brought with them a glorious silver punchbowl which  is still one of the cherished possessions of the college. The exuberance on this occasion set a standard for subsequent Dartmouth gatherings.
A student orator &quot; produced tears from a great number of the learned &quot; even before the punch was <head>served</head>. 
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<instance id="serve.003">
<answer instance="serve.003" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; We are directed  to develop a sense of proportion , sir, which  contributes the same effect &quot;. The good man chortled appreciatively and decided  the trip was worth his time.
If the investigation committee spent months digesting the thoughtful food <head>served</head> them at the Laboratory School, they left Helva with a morsel as well. 
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<instance id="serve.009">
<answer instance="serve.009" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
The dinner hour there was twelve noon. If this woman had delayed until after 11:20  to start her shopping, she would have had little time in which  to prepare the substantial meal that  was eaten  at dinner in those days .
It is possible that Morse told the woman it was 11:20, but it could have been earlier, since she did <head>serve</head> dinner on time. 
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<instance id="serve.010">
<answer instance="serve.010" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8kz0a4sx-a-13
What flights     are there   from Nashville to Houston tomorrow evening that  <head>serve</head> dinner 
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<instance id="serve.011">
<answer instance="serve.011" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8l0051sx-d-8
Does the ten thirty five flight <head>serve</head> lunch 
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<instance id="serve.012">
<answer instance="serve.012" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@g01062sx-d-6
Which of these flights  <head>serve</head> dinner 
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<instance id="serve.014">
<answer instance="serve.014" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8kr031sx-d-5
Does that flight <head>serve</head> dinner 
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<instance id="serve.017">
<answer instance="serve.017" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
It's been a steadily improving relationship, &quot; says  Mr. Carpenter. Still, without many actual deals   to show  off, Kidder is left  to stress that it finally has &quot; a team &quot; in place, and that everyone works harder.
A month ago, the firm started <head>serving</head> dinner at about 7:30 each night; about 50 to 60 of the 350 people in the investment banking operation have consistently been around that late. 
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<instance id="serve.020">
<answer instance="serve.020" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
I went and,  mum and nervous, all but made a fool of myself. Again among those jubilantly reunited bunkmates, I was shy with Jessie and acted as I had  during those early Saturday mornings when we all seemed  to be playing for effect,  to be detached and unconcerned with the girls who  were properly our dates but about whom, later, in the privacy of our bunks, we would think  in terms of the most elaborate romance.
I remember standing in a corner, watching Jessica act the hostess, <head>serving</head> soft drinks to her guests. 
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<instance id="serve.027">
<answer instance="serve.027" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
Very old red wines often require several hours of aeration, and any red wine, brought  from the cellar within half an hour of mealtime, should be uncorked  and allowed  some air. But white wines never ! !
White wines should be opened when <head>served</head>, having been previously chilled in proportion to their sweetness. 
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<instance id="serve.029">
<answer instance="serve.029" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
A white wine, already at cool cellar temperature, may be adequately chilled  in a bucket of ice and water or the freezing compartment of a refrigerator (the former is far preferable) in about fifteen minutes; ; for those who  live in a winter climate, there is nothing better than a bucket of water and snow. Though by no means an ideal procedure, a red wine may similarly be brought  from the cellar to the dining room and opened  twenty minutes or so before serving time.
It may be a bit cold when poured; ; but again, as one will have observed at any restaurant worth its salt, wine should be <head>served</head> in a large, tulip-shaped glass, which is never filled more than half full. 
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<instance id="serve.032">
<answer instance="serve.032" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@g08011sx-a-14
 Show me the earliest flight from San Jose to Pittsburgh that  <head>serves</head> a snack 
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<instance id="serve.040">
<answer instance="serve.040" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
There are many grammatical misconstructions other than dangling modifiers and anatomicals which  permit two different interpretations. At the home of a gourmet the new maid was instructed  in the fine points of serving.
&quot; I want the fish <head>served</head> whole, with head and tail &quot;, the epicure explained, &quot; and serve it with lemon in mouth &quot;. 
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<instance id="serve.043">
<answer instance="serve.043" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@g01032sx-d-7
 Show me these flights that  <head>serve</head> dinner 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.047">
<answer instance="serve.047" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
There are many grammatical misconstructions other than dangling modifiers and anatomicals which  permit two different interpretations. At the home of a gourmet the new maid was instructed  in the fine points of serving.
&quot; I want the fish served whole, with head and tail &quot;, the epicure explained, &quot; and <head>serve</head> it with lemon in mouth &quot;. 
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<instance id="serve.048">
<answer instance="serve.048" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8kz034sx-d-5
Does this flight <head>serve</head> dinner 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.049">
<answer instance="serve.049" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@g010k2sx-d-6
Which of these flights  <head>serve</head> dinner 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.052">
<answer instance="serve.052" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
They all bowed low as I approached them. &quot; All right, you bastards &quot;, I said , &quot; the great actor is about  to buy a drink &quot;.
I laid a tenspot on the bar and motioned to the bartender to <head>serve</head> a round. 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.053">
<answer instance="serve.053" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8kz044sx-d-11
Is dinner <head>served</head>  on the first leg or the second leg 
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<instance id="serve.066">
<answer instance="serve.066" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8k1021sx-d-6
I need  to have dinner <head>served</head>  
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.070">
<answer instance="serve.070" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8k9013sx-a-33
I would like  to find a flight that  goes from Boston to Orlando I would like it to have a stop in New York and I would like a flight that  <head>serves</head> breakfast 
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<instance id="serve.076">
<answer instance="serve.076" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
He was smooth and civil spoken but it seemed to me  there was something tough under his selfeffacing manner. Still he let Eileen treat him like a valet.
Whenever the place was cleaned or a meal <head>served</head> it was Precious who did the work. 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.083">
<answer instance="serve.083" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
It  was enjoyable  to hear accomplished jazz without  having  to sit in a smoke-filled club, but like the first half, much of it was easy   to take  and ultimately forgettable. Is this the future of chamber music?
Managers and presenters insist that chamber music concerts are a hard sell, but can audiences really enjoy them only if the music is purged of threatening elements, <head>served</head> up in bite-sized morsels and accompanied by visuals? 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.085">
<answer instance="serve.085" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8ka041sx-d-5
Does that flight <head>serve</head> dinner 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.092">
<answer instance="serve.092" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
@8kz084sx-d-8
Does American's flight eighteen twenty five <head>serve</head> dinner 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.093">
<answer instance="serve.093" senseid="serve%2:34:00::"/> 
<context>
&quot; Every woman in the block has tried that &quot;. &quot; What about a tea room, then? ?
You could set up tables in the front room and <head>serve</head> salads and your baked beans and brown bread and Grandma could dress like a gypsy and tell fortunes &quot;. 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.059">
<answer instance="serve.059" senseid="serve%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
Winslow, as his daughters Eleanor and Margaret recall, used  to characterize her as &quot; our iron sister &quot;. There is reason   to suppose that Lucy would have made a record as publicly distinguished as her brother had it not been that her mother's death occurred just as she was about  to enter college .
As a matter of fact, Albert S. Flint expressed his conviction that &quot; her physical strength, her mental power, her lively interest in all objects about her and her readiness to <head>serve</head> her fellow beings &quot; would have led her &quot; to a distinguished career amongst the noted women of this country &quot;. 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.079">
<answer instance="serve.079" senseid="serve%2:41:02::"/> 
<context>
Section 605 also imposes unconstitutional conditions on the president's ability  to nominate candidates of his choosing. The language of the appropriations rider implies that any nomination to any position of a rejected nominee will result in the president being denied  funding   to pay that person's salary .
The president could probably not avoid this restriction by choosing people willing to <head>serve</head> without pay, because the Anti-Deficiency Act prohibits voluntary service to the government. 
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</instance>
<instance id="serve.080">
<answer instance="serve.080" senseid="serve%2:41:02::"/> 
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Only in one instance have we moved purposively and effectively  to dislodge existing Communist power: in Guatemala. And contrary to what  has been said  recently, we did not wait for &quot; outside pressures &quot; and &quot; world opinion &quot; to bring down that Communist government; ; we moved decisively  to effect an Anti-Communist coup d'etat.
We <head>served</head> our national interests, and by so doing we saved the Guatemalan people the ultimate in human misery. 
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He had thought that the suggestion of taking it himself would tip the colonel in the direction of <head>serving</head> his own order, but the slip of paper was folded and absently thrust into the colonel's belt. 
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Here was  a cause  she believed in . After correspondence with Miss Packard and to the joy of Miss Packard and Miss Giles, she came to Atlanta, in the fall of 1888,  to help wherever  needed  , although there was then no money available   to pay her a salary .
She <head>served</head> for a number of years without pay beyond her travel and maintenance. 
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God knew  his tears were his   to shed  if he so desired, for it had not been with an egotist's rage for fame that he had held precious his naval career. Another field had given him fame enough   to satisfy any egotist.
It was for love that he had <head>served</head> the Navy. 
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To this we of course agree &quot;. Jack felt a wave of complete elation, but in a second it had vanished without a trace.
What Gabriel was asking was that mankind forego all its parochial moral judgments, and contract to let the Angels <head>serve</head> on Earth as it is in Heaven regardless of the applicable Earth laws. 
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As factors contributing to the temporary slowdown, he cited one-time rate reductions prescribed  by California regulators as a prelude to a new framework that  removes profit constraints . He also mentioned increased capital investment by Pacific Bell for network improvements.
Mr. Ginn said the company's cellular operations now <head>serve</head> about 341,000 customers, up 46% from a year ago. 
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Terms on both deals weren't disclosed . The media company said  it purchased Cable USA Inc., a privately held cable television system in Carroll County, Ga., a suburb of Atlanta.
The system is still under construction and will <head>serve</head> a market of 7,600 homes. 
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Mrs. Kennedy shows a determination  to change all this. Not long after  moving in she turned up a richly carved desk, hewed  from the timbers of the British ship H.M.S. Resolute and presented  to President Hayes by Queen Victoria.
It now <head>serves</head> the President in his oval office. 
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ABB Asea Brown Boveri is the Dutch unit of the Swedish-Swiss electrical engineering group ABB Asea Brown Boveri AG. ABB said  a significant portion of the order will be placed  with Dutch subcontractors,  adding that a group has been set up  for this purpose.
The Dutch utility firm <head>serves</head> the Amsterdam and Utrecht areas. 
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But at a time when the White House wants  to kill the entire program , Republicans have been among its leading champions. Sen. Pete Domenici (R., N.M. ), the ranking Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, used his influence  to preserve more than $132,000  in subsidies for air service to Sante Fe, N.M., and more than $2.1 million  would go for service to eight communities in the western Nebraska district of GOP Rep. Virginia Smith on the House Appropriations Committee.
GP Express, an independent airline <head>serving</head> much of Nebraska, estimates that nearly 40% of its revenues come from the subsidies that, in some cases, exceed the cost of a ticket. 
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During the summer, Legal Services Corp., a Florida legal aid group, filed a petition with the Fed on behalf of residents in four Florida counties. The petition challenged First Union's lending record in the state,  saying that the bank-holding company had &quot; shut itself off from contact with the low-income community and is redlining almost every black neighborhood that it serves  in the state. &quot;
In deferring action on the merger, the Fed said, &quot; The Board does not believe that there is sufficient information in the record at this time to allow   to reach a final conclusion on First Union's record of helping to meet the credit needs of the communities it <head>serves</head> in Florida and North Carolina, including low to moderate-income neighborhoods in those communities. &quot; 
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It said  financing would consist of $250 million  from a private placement obtained  through Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. and a $150 million  revolving credit line underwritten  by Chase Manhattan Bank. In addition to Unocal's 153,000 barrel-a-day refinery near Lemont, Ill., the new venture would control 17 distribution terminals, a lubricating-oil blending and packaging plant, and 131 company-owned Unocal service stations.
It said the venture, expected to take control of the facilities Dec. 1, would also <head>serve</head> another 3,300 independent Unocal gasoline stations. 
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The earnings drop appears particularly steep in comparison with last year's unusually strong third quarter, when the company was riding an industrywide boom in demand and pricing . However, third-quarter operating profit fell 14 %, as USX sold sizable chunks of its diversified and steel segments,  eliminating income from those operations.
Among segments that continue to operate, though, the company's steel division continued to suffer from soft demand for its tubular goods <head>serving</head> the oil industry and other markets. 
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Her immediate predecessor suffered a nervous breakdown. Prior to his term, a teacher bled to death in the halls,  stabbed  by a student.
Academically, Mrs. Ward says, the school was having trouble <head>serving</head> in harmony its two disparate, and evenly split, student groups: a privileged white elite from old monied neighborhoods and blacks, many of them poor, from run-down, inner city neighborhoods. 
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Let us look for a moment at another type of non-violent civil disobedience that  only harms other people indirectly, yet does irreparable damage to the nation as a whole. I am referring to those young men who  chose  to disobey their country's call to arms during the Vietnam war and fled to Canada or some other sanctuary  to avoid combat.
Their cowardly acts of civil disobedience, which they tried to hide under the cloak of outrage at a war they characterized as &quot; immoral, &quot; weakened the national fabric and threw additional burdens on those who <head>served</head> honorably in that conflict. 
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Today a battle cry may seem an anachronism, for in the modern Army, esprit de corps has been sacrificed  to organizational charts and tables. But  don't tell that to a veteran of the Fighting Seventh, especially in a saloon on Saturday night.
Of all the thousands of men who have <head>served</head> in the 7th Cav, perhaps no one knows its spirit better than Lieutenant Colonel Melbourne C. Chandler. 
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&quot; As you know, General McClellan has been occupying Beverly. He has notified me that he has orders  to go to Washington  to take over the Army of the Potomac.
I am to go to Washington to <head>serve</head> with him &quot;. 
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They differed in the balance  they believed  essential to the sovereignty of the citizen -- but the supreme sacrifice  each made  served  to maintain a still more fundamental truth: That individual life, liberty and happiness depend on a right balance between the two -- and on the limitation of sovereignty, in all its aspects, which this involves . The 140,414 Americans who  gave &quot; the last full measure of devotion &quot;  to prevent disunion, preserved individual freedom in the United States from the dangers of anarchy, inherent in confederations, which throughout history  have proved fatal in the end to all associations composed  primarily of sovereign states, and to the liberties of their people.
But the fact that 70,524 other Americans gave the same measure of devotion to an opposing concept <head>served</head> Liberty-and-Union in other essential ways. 
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Faulkner traces, in his vast and overpowering saga of Yoknapatawpha County, the gradual changes which  seep into the South,  building layer upon layer of minute, subtle innovation which  eventually tend largely  to hide the Old Way. Thus Faulkner reminds us, and wisely, that the &quot; new &quot; South has gradually evolved out of the Old South, and consequently its agrarian roots persist.
Yet he presents a realm of source material which may well <head>serve</head> other writers if not himself: the problems with which a New South must grapple in groping through a blind adolescence into the maturity of urbanization. 
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But if the Fed eases too soon, Mr. Greenspan fears  , prices may begin  to accelerate again next year. Moreover, if the Fed holds tight, it may be able  gradually to reduce inflation,  moving toward the zero-inflation goal that the Fed chairman embraced  in testimony to Congress last week.
So far, Mr. Greenspan's cautious approach to policy has <head>served</head> both him and the nation well. 
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Microsoft is up more than 50% this year, while Intel is up more than 40 %. The technology group is also split between large companies and small, with the biggest stocks trading as blue-chip issues in the institutional marketplace, while the smaller stocks churn on their individual merits or faults, analysts say .
The volatility of smaller technology companies has <head>served</head> the group well overall in recent stock trading, according to Hambrecht &amp; Quist's technology stock indexes. 
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<answer instance="serve.077" senseid="serve%2:42:02::"/> 
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Mr. Leon of Bear Stearns speculated that McCaw, in an attempt  to buy time, might consider  filing an antitrust suit against BellSouth with the Justice Department and U.S. District Judge Harold Greene, who  oversees enforcement of the consent decree that  broke up the Bell system in 1984. Indeed, McCaw seemed  to hint at that option in a brief statement.
Urging LIN directors to conduct &quot; a fair auction on a level playing field, &quot; McCaw asked how well the public interest would be <head>served</head> &quot; with the Bell operating companies controlling over 94% of all cellular   in the nation's top 10 markets. 
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More than 70,000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress. It was considered  South Africa's largest opposition rally.
Walter Sisulu, the ANC's former secretary general who <head>served</head> 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago, urged peace, negotiation and discipline. 
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Besides  being a &quot; minority-owned company &quot; Wedtech was located  in the South Bronx, a blighted area, made  famous by Jimmy Carter in his 1976 presidential campaign. The company plugged itself right into Carter campaign rhetoric about  rebuilding the South Bronx and kept  using the minority -- South Bronx angle through the Reagan '80s.
Starting with Congressman Mario Biaggi (now <head>serving</head> a jail sentence ), the company began a career of bribing federal, state and local public officials and those close to public officials, right up to and including E. Robert Wallach, close friend and adviser to former Attorney General Ed Meese. 
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Under the proposed combination, Marsh &amp; McLennan would gain a majority stake in Gradmann &amp; Holler that  would increase over time to the rest of the remaining 85 %. The three managing general partners would receive a &quot; significant &quot; number of Marsh &amp; McLennan shares, said   Walther L. Kiep, a partner who  would also join Marsh &amp; McLennan's board.
Mr. Kiep said he sought the combination because &quot; all our large clients in Germany are becoming European companies or multinational companies and they expect an insurance broker &quot; to <head>serve</head> them as well in Paris as in Germany. 
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Peter Marshall noted that Bang-Jensen had later referred to his two interviews with the Gross group as &quot; unfortunate experiences &quot;, and after his second meeting on the sixteenth the Dane refused  to attend further hearings without legal counsel. Marshall pondered the reason for this, and pondered too the replacement of one member of the three-man group.
J.A.C. Robertson, after <head>serving</head> Gross one week, left for England. 
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If the Legislature doesn't repeal the law, due for revision in 1990, Mr. Jones says  Humana may move its insurance operations, including 3,000 jobs in Louisville, to another state. The company complains that it paid $10 million  to non-Humana hospitals in its latest fiscal year for services provided  to its insurance plan members.
But Humana says its own facilities could <head>serve</head> its insured for less if they were properly equipped. 
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At the same time he started walking the streets,  peering at the people passing or shopping at the stalls, storing up fresh impressions of what they looked like , how they moved . In particular he sought the gentle, sweet-faced nuns, with head coverings and veils coming to the middle of their foreheads,  remembering their expressions until he reached home and set them down on paper.
Discovering that draperies could be designed to <head>serve</head> structural purposes, he began a study of the anatomy of folds. 
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He chuckled and gave the signal for the dance to start. The slaves ran gaily to the center of Congo Square and gathered around a sweaty youth  they called  Johnny No-Name.
Johnny vigorously pounded two bleached steer bones against the gourd which <head>served</head> as his drum. 
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The second stage is  to retain the nominal classification of &quot; neutralist &quot;, while in fact  turning the country into an active advocate and adherent of Soviet policy. And this may be as far as the process will go .
The Kremlin's goal is the isolation and capture, not of Ghana, but of the United States -- and this purpose may be <head>served</head> very well by countries that masquerade under a &quot; neutralist &quot; mask, yet in fact are dependable auxiliaries of the Soviet Foreign Office. 
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That test, as President Kennedy forthrightly depicted it in his State of the Union message, will determine &quot; whether a nation organized and governed  such as ours can endure &quot;. It  is well then that in this hour both of &quot; national peril &quot; and of &quot; national opportunity &quot; we can take counsel with the men who  made the nation.
Incapable of self-delusion, the Founding Fathers found the crisis of their time to be equally grave, and yet they had confidence that America would surmount it and that a republic of free peoples would prosper and <head>serve</head> as an example to a world aching for liberty. 
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Index-arbitrage trading is &quot; something  we want  to watch  closely, &quot; an official at London's Stock Exchange said  . &quot; We don't think  there is cause for concern at the moment. &quot;
London <head>serves</head> increasingly as a conduit for program trading of U.S. stocks. 
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The values and talents which  made the tile and the dome, the rug, the poem and the miniature, continue in certain social institutions which  rise above the ordinary life of this city, as the great buildings rise above blank walls and dirty lanes. Often, too, the social institutions are housed  in these pavilions and palaces and bridges, for these great structures are not simply &quot; historical monuments &quot;; ; they are the places where Persians live .
The promenade, for example, continues to take place on the Chahar Bagh, a mile-long garden of plane and poplar trees that now <head>serves</head> as the city's principal street. 
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A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases, from arson to securities fraud, without  missing a beat. But even on the federal bench, specialization is creeping in, and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court.
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to <head>serve</head>, among other things, as the court of last resort for most patent disputes. 
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Within a few years the Scots, engaged  in  breaking the thick sod and stirring the rich soil of the valley, were joined  by a group called  Meurons. The latter, members of two regiments of Swiss mercenaries transported  by Great Britain to Canada  to fight the Americans in the War of 1812, had settled in Montreal and Kingston at the close of the war in 1815.
Selkirk persuaded eighty men and four officers to go to Red River where they were to <head>serve</head> as a military force to protect his settlers from the hostile Northwest Company which resented the intrusion of farmers into the fur traders ' empire. 
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It  is often stated  that Copernican astronomy is ' simpler ' than Ptolemaic. Some even say that this is the reason for the ultimate acceptance of the former.
Thus, Margenau remarks: &quot; A large number of unrelated epicycles was needed to explain the observations, but otherwise the (Ptolemaic) system <head>served</head> well and with quantitative precision. 
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Discovering that draperies could be designed   to serve structural purposes, he began a study of the anatomy of folds. He improvised as he went along,  completing a life-size clay figure, then bought yards of an inexpensive material from a draper, wet the lightweight cloth in a basin and covered it over with clay that Argiento brought  from the bank of the Tiber, to the consistency of thick mud.
No fold could be accidental, each turn of the drapery had to <head>serve</head> organically, to cover the Madonna's slender legs and feet so that they would give substantive support to Christ's body, to intensify her inner turmoil. 
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Nonetheless, each has too much potential value to the system  to be banned  by legislative fiat before the CFTC carefully considers all the consequences of a ban and what the regulatory alternatives are . The markets are complex, as is  the environment in which they function .
When problems surface, the temptation becomes strong to summarily overhaul a market system that has <head>served</head> for more than 100 years. 
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The relationship between surface release of CFCs and global stratospheric ozone loss was identified  back in 1974. Although, like all scientific theories, it had its initial opponents, few experts question the connection now.
The discovery of the ozone &quot; hole &quot; over Antarctica and the results of ground-based and high-altitude aircraft experiments conducted over the past several years <head>serve</head> as evidence that ozone depletion is related to CFC concentrations. 
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&quot; I 'll find out, eventually, who  pushed the state police buttons into action. &quot; Even if only some of the allegations stand up, however, they provide ample testimony to the awesome power of judges in rural communities.
That power can sometimes be abused, particularly since jurists in smaller jurisdictions operate without many of the restraints that <head>serve</head> as corrective measures in urban areas. 
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The rocking, I realized  , is the single element in the story that  carries the erotic message, the unspoken and unconscious undercurrent that  would mar the innocence of a child's fantasy and disturb the effects of the work if it were made  explicit. The rocking has the ambiguous function of  keeping the erotic undercurrent silent and  making it present; ; it conceals and yet is suggestive; ; a perfect symbol.
And if we understand the rocking as an erotic symbol we can also see how well it <head>serves</head> as the symbol of impending tragedy. 
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Anyone's identification with an international struggle, whether warlike or peaceful, requires absurd oversimplification and intense emotional involvement. Such identification comes for each group in each crisis by  rewriting history into legend and developing appropriate national heroes.
In America, such self-deception has <head>served</head> a particularly useful purpose. 
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I had no doubt that it was .
During the rest of the summer my scholarly mania for making plaster casts and spatter prints of Catskill flowers and leaves was all but surpassed by the constantly renewed impressions of Jessica that my mind <head sats="serve_up.087:0">served</head> <sat id="serve_up.087:0">up</sat> to me for contemplation and delight. 
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President Bush should set things straight. If he does not, he will help  realize Madison's fear in The Federalist No. 48 of a legislature &quot; everywhere extending the sphere of its activity and drawing all powers into its impetuous vortex. &quot;
Mr. Sidak <head>served</head> as an attorney in the Reagan administration. 
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He was also at this time, although not so interwoven in high politics and the rackets as Torrio and Capone, the most powerful and most dangerous mob leader in the Chicago underworld, the roughneck king. O'Banion  was born  in poverty, the son of an immigrant Irish plasterer, in the North Side's Little Hell, close by the Sicilian quarter and Death Corner.
He had been a choir boy at the Holy Name Cathedral and also <head>served</head> as an acolyte to Father O'Brien. 
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Mr. Jordan has <head>served</head> as executive director of the United Negro College Fund, director of the Voter Education Project of the Southern Regional Council and attorney-consultant to the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity. 
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Franklin retired from editing and publishing at the age of 42, and for the next forty-two years devoted himself to public, scientific, and philanthropic interests. Washington never had a chance  to work for an extended stretch at the occupation  he loved  best, plantation management.
He <head>served</head> as Commander in Chief during the Revolution without compensation. 
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The dispute has hampered the administration's efforts  to recruit prominent doctors   to fill prestigious posts at the helm of the NIH and the Centers for Disease Control. Several candidates have withdrawn their names from consideration after administration officials asked them for their views on abortion and fetal-tissue transplants.
Antonio Novello, whom Mr. Bush nominated to <head>serve</head> as surgeon general, reportedly has assured the administration that she opposes abortion. 
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There was nothing wrong with her job. Tommy had been assigned  to the psychopathic ward.
There were no depressingly serious cases: the ward doctor sometimes teamed up with the chaplain to <head>serve</head> as a marriage counselor -- sometimes the Navy sent people back to the States to preserve a marriage -- but mental health as a rule was very high. 
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His bold fiscal program and his broad interpretation of the Constitution stand as durable contributions.  Less dazzling than Hamilton, less eloquent than Jefferson, John Jay commands an equally high rank among the Founding Fathers.
He <head>served</head> as president of the Continental Congress. 
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During his tenure, Mr. Corr attempted through a series of meetings  to inform managers of some of the company's future plans, traveled widely  to talk to employees and backed training sessions designed   to improve the carrier's image. Mr. Foret is one of a handful of executives  Mr. Lorenzo has relied on  over the years.
Previously, he had <head>served</head> in financial planning positions at the company's Eastern Airlines unit. 
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Wiry and burr-headed, with steel blue eyes and a chest splattered  with medals, Chandler is the epitome of the old-time trooper. The truth is, however, that when Mel Chandler first reported to the regiment  the only steed  he had ever ridden  was a swivel chair and the only weapon  he had ever wielded  was a pencil.
Chandler had been commissioned in the Medical Service Corps and was <head>serving</head> as a personnel officer for the Kansas City Medical Depot when he decided that if he was going to make the Army his career, he wanted to be in the fighting part of it. 
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Michael R. Bromwich, a member since January 1987 of the three-lawyer trial team in the prosecution of Oliver North, became a partner in the Washington, D.C., office of the 520-lawyer firm. He will specialize in white-collar criminal defense work.
Mr. Bromwich, 35, also has <head>served</head> as deputy chief and chief of the narcotics unit for the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, based in Manhattan. 
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During last year's campaign, Kennedy asked Walton, an utter novice in organization politics,  to assist him. Walton dropped everything  to serve as a district co-ordinator in the hard-fought Wisconsin primary and proved so useful that he was promoted  to be liaison officer to critically important New York City.
Walton, who <head>served</head> as a correspondent with General James Gavin's paratroopers during the invasion of France, combines the soul of an artist with the lingo of a tough guy. 
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There was another family interest also. Winslow had musical talents, as had  his father before him.
At different times he <head>served</head> as glee-club and choir leader and as organist. 
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Justice Rubin, a state judge since 1969, said  the mandatory-retirement age hurts the court system because it deprives the state of experienced judges still capable of  serving on the bench. &quot; The issue isn't age -- age is just a number.
The issue is one of a judge's experience, his competence and his physical ability to <head>serve</head> on the bench, &quot; Justice Rubin said. 
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The New York suit was filed  on behalf of Justice Isaac Rubin, whose appointment to the state appellate division  expires at year end, and all other judges hurt  by the alleged age discrimination. The suit, assigned  to federal Judge Kimba Wood, seeks a permanent injunction, back pay for judges who  have been forced  to retire, reinstatement of retired judges and &quot; other affirmative relief necessary  to eradicate the effects of (New York's) unlawful employment practices. &quot;
Justice Rubin, a state judge since 1969, said the mandatory-retirement age hurts the court system because it deprives the state of experienced judges still capable of <head>serving</head> on the bench. 
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A second decision, handed  down in August by the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, is another blow against scholarship. Janet Malcolm, a professional writer on psychiatric matters, wrote a series of articles for the New Yorker, later published  in book form by Knopf under the title &quot; In the Freud Archives. &quot;
The articles were largely based on interviews Ms. Malcolm had taped with Jeffrey Masson, a psychoanalyst who had <head>served</head> as projects director of the Freud Archives. 
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Quiet and energetic, cheerful and calm, she too was a power in the development of the seminary. Miss Giles always used  to refer to her as &quot; Sister &quot;.
She <head>served</head> as secretary in the Seminary office for 25 years, and was in charge of correspondence, records, and bookkeeping. 
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Udall argues that Interior affairs should cover a great deal more than dams and wildlife preserves. After  promoting Frost's appearance at the Inauguration, he persuaded the poet  to return several months later  to give a reading to a select audience of Cabinet members, members of Congress, and other Washington notables gathered  in the State Department auditorium.
The event was so successful that the Interior Secretary plans to <head>serve</head> as impresario for similar ones from time to time, hoping thereby to add to the cultural enrichment of the Administration. 
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U.S. Trust also created a four-member office of the chairman, effective Feb. 1. It will include Messrs. Schwarz and Maurer.
Donald M. Roberts, 54, treasurer, and Frederick S. Wonham, 58, who takes responsibility for the funds-service group, were named vice chairmen and will <head>serve</head> in the office of the chairman. 
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He flexed his muscles for several minutes, got into the tub, and then grew self-conscious of  splashing as he washed. In the small gallery used  as the guests ' dining room, Meredith sat down at his place and, as always, began  teasing the young waitress.
He was asking had it been she who left the love note in his sheets (she also <head>served</head> as maid) when he saw the Grafin followed by a stately blond girl approaching his table. 
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If the political establishment is reluctant  to forgive sexual misadventures, the private sector sometimes will . John Tower was accused  of womanizing and boozing during his unsuccessful bid  to win confirmation as secretary of defense earlier this year.
Now he is writing a book, <head>serving</head> on an elite foreign policy advisory board and consulting for an array of corporate clients, including British publishing mogul Robert Maxwell. 
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Nonetheless, they found common interests. During last year's campaign, Kennedy asked Walton, an utter novice in organization politics,  to assist him.
Walton dropped everything to <head>serve</head> as a district co-ordinator in the hard-fought Wisconsin primary and proved so useful that he was promoted to be liaison officer to critically important New York City. 
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The Angels in turn would exercise similar restraints in respect for the natural preferences and natures of the Earthmen -- but they had no faintest notion of man's perverse habit of  passing and enforcing laws which  were contrary to his own preferences and violations of his nature. The simple treaty principle that Gabriel was asking him  to ratify , in short, was nothing less than total trust.
Nothing less would <head>serve</head>. 
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The careless writing was in keeping with his mood of savage discontent. On all sides doors were being slammed  in his face.
The previous scandals, gaily diverting as they were, had only <head>served</head> to increase his popularity. 
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The media's treatment of the Defense Department during the Vietnam War, the Carter administration's denigration of the military, and the public scapegoating of Lt. Col. Oliver North have all <head>served</head> to emasculate the poor souls who live there. 
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The fact is due mainly to international wars, both hot and cold. In every war of the United States since the Civil War the South was more belligerent than the rest of the country.
So instead of being tests of the South's loyalty, the Spanish War, the two World Wars, and the Korean War all <head>served</head> to overcome old grievances and cement reunion. 
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Warren eased his rifle's safety off and gently, slowly sneaked another clip of ammunition from one of the cloth bandoleers that  marked the upper part of his body with an A . This he placed  within quick reach.
The walk and his fears had <head>served</head> to overheat him and his sweaty armpits cooled at the touch of the night air. 
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Clapping spurs to the bronc he set off at a sharp canter, with growing alarm. His first glimpse of the ranch house across the brushy swells told him nothing.
Still a quarter-mile away, the fresh clap of guns only <head>served</head> to increase his speed. 
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So great a man could not but understand, too, that the thing that  moves men to sacrifice their lives is not the error of their thought, which their opponents see and attack , but the truth which the latter do not see  -- any more than they see the error which  mars the truth  they themselves defend . It  is much less difficult  now than in Lincoln's day  to see that on both sides sovereign Americans had given their lives in the Civil War  to maintain the balance between the powers  they had delegated  to the States and to their Union.
They differed in the balance they believed essential to the sovereignty of the citizen -- but the supreme sacrifice each made <head>served</head> to maintain a still more fundamental truth: That individual life, liberty and happiness depend on a right balance between the two -- and on the limitation of sovereignty, in all its aspects, which this involves. 
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Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary, according to U.S. officials who  attended the talks. The U.S. had been under pressure  from several Cocom members, especially France, West Germany and Italy,  to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools, which those countries argued   were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non-Cocom members.
For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions <head>served</head> more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security. 
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It is one of the world's most unequal societies, with rich landowners on the fertile lowlands and illiterate Indians  about half of the population, speaking 20 separate languages scraping a living in the Mayan highlands. There is economic growth and American agricultural investment, but little justice. Left-wing guerrillas think their cause worth killing for, and better-armed right-wingers <head sats="strike_back.136:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_back.136:0">back</sat>. The United States can influence Guatemala's government and restrain its army by the aid it gives. The upshot of President Bush's efforts to exercise this influence is a cut in 1990 of 68% in Guatemala's military aid and of 23% in economic aid. Mr Stroock may be visiting Washington again soon. Ivory Coast Worn out 

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John joined the plant in the days of British Celanese when he was just 16. His father Arthur, who had played for Blackburn Rovers, Derby County and Portsmouth, worked there at the time. But within six months John was spotted by a Luton talent scout while playing in a county schools match and moved south to Kenilworth Road. He played in the days when the maximum wage was in force for professional soccer players and, unlike his modern counterparts, never grew rich on the game. But he said: `I am not bitter about it, I would not have missed my time in football for the world, it was wonderful. &quot; Chef Jerry <head>strikes</head> gold 
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A specific element which has <head sats="strike_a_chord.004:0 strike_a_chord.004:1">struck</head> <sat id="strike_a_chord.004:0">a</sat> <sat id="strike_a_chord.004:1">chord</sat> with community educators is the encouragement to involve parents. Expand this to encourage involving other adults, and we should feel in tune with the NCC. But two features strike me as being particularly significant: cross-curricular themes and the planning of syllabuses from 5 16. Cross-curricular themes were welcomed by Cornall, Lawton and Hewlett, but we were sceptical. For NCC to continue to reiterate the theme and amplify the idea of cross-curricular themes in official documentation is very encouraging: it is a definite step forward and one which I would want to secure. 
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One way it can start is through a childhood trauma   a sudden unpleasant shock involving a cat or a kitten. When we are very young we see a fluffy kitten as something especially soft and cuddly and we have a strong desire to pick it up and hold it tight. Kittens sometimes take badly to this over-zealous embrace and <head>strike</head> out with their sharp claws. The idea that something so apparently soft and harmless has pain-inflicting daggers on the ends of the feet is enough to disturb certain infants and to make them distrust the approaches of all felines. 
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Thus events occurred, and victims changed in appearance, and new ones arrived. Sometimes B'dikkat took the new ones, resting in the everlasting sleep of their burned-out brains, in a ground-truck  to be added  to other herds.
The bodies in the truck threshed and bawled without human speech when the dromozoa <head>struck</head> them. 
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The guard stood in the shadow of the stockade wall just out of reach of the moonlight. Mike kept  walking and got within arm's reach before the man became suspicious and straightened from his lax slouch.
Mike <head>struck</head> with the muzzle of the pistol. 
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Impatiently. &quot; Are you a poor dumb Canadian or a smart aleck from the States &quot;? ?
Vince lifted his hand as if to <head>strike</head>, but his thin lips spread in a smile. 
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Open palm  slapping: the same movement as the punch but use a whipping motion as you hit. Protect your throat and yell Some people prefer to yell at the start of their movement to frighten their opponent and increase their own confidence. They still breathe out when they <head>strike</head>, forcing the air out of their body and tensing their muscles. The martial arts call this `focusing your blow &quot; and it really makes all the difference. That, along with the kicks and punches shown, has to be practised, and there is no better place to do it than in a kick-boxing or Thai boxing class. These rely on actual physical contact. 
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However, this very reasoning was abjured in Lowe  1973, where D failed to ensure that medical help was summoned to his child, and it died. The Court of Appeal held that a manslaughter verdict would not necessarily follow from a conviction for wilful neglect: if I <head>strike</head> a child in a manner likely to cause harm it is right that if the child dies I may be charged with manslaughter. If, however, I omit to do something with the result that it suffers injury to health which results in death, we think that a charge of manslaughter should not be an inevitable consequence, even if the omission is deliberate. 
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The question is, how do you disguise the elbow flexion? One answer is to open with a reverse punch to the mid-section. Flex your elbow strongly as the punch thrusts out, then use its subsequent pull-back to help unroll the strike. Your stance will lift as this happens. Then <head>strike</head> into the opponent's face, slide forwards once more and deliver a final reverse punch to the mid-section, to complete a highly effective sequence. Back fist will out-range a reverse punch from an opponent of similar size 
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A young Derry woman was walking past a group of police who were pushing and kicking a man. As she passed, she said, a policeman had struck her in the face with a baton, `and I hadn't opened my mouth to him &quot;. John Ryan MP claimed to have seen a policeman remove a woman's glasses and then <head>strike</head> her on the head; she had appeared, to him, to be over sixty years of age and a bystander. Other stories of bystanders who suffered included that of a man going home from his work in a bookmaker's shop in the Waterside when he was set upon and batoned. 
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Pets as Therapy is, of course, nothing new. But Joan ventures where few other dog owners would dare to tread and her marvellous Labrador, Beth, has scars to prove it. To become a PAT pet, dogs have to pass a temperament test. `The vet might put his hand into the dog's mouth or pull its ears and there must be no aggressive or nervous response from the animal, &quot; Joan explained. `Beth taught herself how to sit because on her very first session she was kicked violently in the chest. Someone wanted to <head>strike</head> her and then their mood turned and they shouted, `Get rid of the dog &quot; and kicked out. 
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The door was locked . A single kick made it spring  open,  shuddering.
Pat saw Gyp Carmer staggering forward, a half-filled bottle upraised as if to <head>strike</head>. 
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At the point where in her first aria the prima donna expected from him an angry gesture, he exaggerated his anger so much that he looked as if he was about to box her ears and <head>strike</head> her on the nose with his fist. This made the audience laugh. Signora De Amicis, carried along by her own enthusiasm, did not realise why they were laughing, and, being thus taken aback, did not sing well for the rest of the evening. 
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After I looked in at Francie, I went into the living room and waited. I must have dozed off, because I came to with a start at the sound of voices.
Nadine 's, shrill with anger -- Wally's loud and thick -- As I went to the door I heard the clock <head>strike</head> two. 
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`Is she attractive? &quot; says Fred, when Sarah Cracknell's voice comes in. `She hasn't quite got it right, but if she wants to come round my flat &amp; hellip &quot; `This is flattering, &quot; says Rob, of Flowered Up. `More drugs? &quot; `Spoons ! &quot; exclaims Rob, approvingly, after the Rockingbirds <head sats="strike_up.064:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_up.064:0">up</sat>. `This lot don't sound like they're on drugs. &quot; And for about five minutes they rave about how flattered they are, a little bemused but clearly touched. Right Said Fred are making a fairly robust attempt not to become too aware, but they do have the odd theory, the odd observation. 
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No sense in it, is there? I'm full of useless bits of knowledge like that. Well, not even knowledge really, is it? You can't call it knowledge. I must tell Ma about the spider, she 'd like that. &quot; `Is she the same? &quot; `Yes, but she has a better memory than me, even. Things <head>strike</head> her and she remembers them. She can't ever get over some of the things people do, things that happen, every day. Just casually, you know. She reads them out, never stops being amazed. &quot; `That is a splendid thing. &quot; Mrs Ames said firmly. `It is? &quot; `Oh, yes. 
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Shouldering the load he peered from the door. His looting of the orderly room had taken only a minute or two and the vicinity was still clear of guerrillas.
He looked at the looming hoods of the supply wagons, <head>struck</head> by a new inspiration. 
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A black, snake-like object swayed eerily in front of him,  spewing bubbles from its flat cobra head. The air hose was free ! !
The discovery <head>struck</head> Nick like a blow. 
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But the lot might split into crevasses, so I had better stand on my car, which  probably was wider than the average crevasse. Fortunately, the quake was over before I managed  to run out and stand  naked on the hood.
At the Stick, while the world shook, I thought of that morning and then it <head>struck</head> me that this time was different. 
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Concerned for her state of mind, I dropped them -- and the market instantly began its steady climb back to health. Perhaps most dramatic was  the performance of the metropolitan New York real-estate market, which  was booming until I entered it in late 1988, at which time it posted the first negative compound annual growth rate in years .
Disgusted, I cast around for a different way to plan my asset distribution, and with hardly any heavy breathing the answer <head>struck</head> me: I was doing it already ! 
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He was interrupted  by a crash from the deck and sprang toward the ladder, with Gansevoort and Heiser behind him. A glance revealed that the main topgallant mast had been carried  away.
The aimless milling about of what had been a well-trained, well-organized crew <head>struck</head> Alexander with horror. 
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He 'll know what to do. &quot; `And then what? &quot; `Don't know. I might go round to Bella's. She's one of the old ladies I go to see for my Community Care Course. You know, the one I told you about   She asked me to cut her toenails and give her feet a wash. &quot; `Euch, &quot; said Simon, `doesn't it turn your stomach?   Come here, Ben ! Here ! We're off now. &quot; He turned back, as if a thought had just <head>struck</head> him. `Just check up about those keys, will you? &quot; `What keys? &quot; `Those keys that Gazzer was supposed to give to Madge. 
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In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made  in the same court yesterday, GE asserted that &quot; prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses, distorted documents and ignored important facts. &quot; The company attacked the government's allegations as &quot; reckless and baseless mudslinging, &quot; and said  its management &quot; promptly and accurately reported &quot; to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices.
The case <head>strikes</head> at the corporate image of GE, which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative, and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance. 
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Each time you pick one up you will be checking which rod it is and adjusting your actions to suit that particular rod. Sometimes you have to strike very quickly, such as when fish are finicky and you have to respond to twitch bites. In this case you have no time to check which rod you are <head>striking</head> with and it could lose you fish if you strike too hard with the stiffer rod and break off, or too gently with the softer rod and fail to sink the hook. It is not quite so important to duplicate the reel, but it is still wise, if only for the fact that your spare spools are interchangeable on both reels. Any angler who specialises in big fish always weighs his fish. 
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When all the line is used up I <head>strike</head>, and the solidness that stops the strike in mid-sweep is a tremendous feeling. I pull hard, but the fish pulls back even harder. The line whistles like a taut bow-string in a fierce gale and I suddenly feel apprehensive. Will the line hold? I pull harder. To hell with it, I 'll go down fighting, it will break me on my terms if it breaks me at all. The fish gives a little, so I give a little, which is a mistake, for the fish takes advantage of my generosity and dives again for whatever refuge it seeks under the raft. 
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The foreign affairs committee rushed out its revised report, supporting the Government's closed-door policy towards immigration, but saying more emphasis should be placed on introducing democratic government. The latter view might have been applauded a year previously: after Tiananmen, it sounded merely cynical. A member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council, Nellie Fong, said the British were `trying to wash their hands in the mantle of democracy &quot;. Another, Selina Chow, said the MPs had `an unwavering determination to ignore the single most urgent problem that our people are facing   fear &quot;. But the question which <head>struck</head> at the heart of the matter was put to Sir Geoffrey on 5 July in the Commons by Jim Sillars, the Scottish Nationalist. 
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Each time you pick one up you will be checking which rod it is and adjusting your actions to suit that particular rod. Sometimes you have to <head>strike</head> very quickly, such as when fish are finicky and you have to respond to twitch bites. In this case you have no time to check which rod you are striking with and it could lose you fish if you strike too hard with the stiffer rod and break off, or too gently with the softer rod and fail to sink the hook. It is not quite so important to duplicate the reel, but it is still wise, if only for the fact that your spare spools are interchangeable on both reels. Any angler who specialises in big fish always weighs his fish. 
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On the next cast I touch-leger again, only with a fairly long loop of line pulled out from between butt-ring and reel  see pages 15 17. When that bite comes again I go with it, paying out line as the fish pulls. When all the line is used up I <head>strike</head>, and the solidness that stops the strike in mid-sweep is a tremendous feeling. I pull hard, but the fish pulls back even harder. The line whistles like a taut bow-string in a fierce gale and I suddenly feel apprehensive. Will the line hold? I pull harder. To hell with it, I 'll go down fighting, it will break me on my terms if it breaks me at all. 
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Rahab tells them, `I know that the Lord has given you the land, and that the fear of you has fallen upon us, and that all the inhabitants of the land melt away before you. &quot; In return for her help, the spies <head>strike</head> a bargain with her: she must tie a scarlet cord in the window so that the Israelites can identify her house, and she must gather her whole family together, so that when the city is taken, they can all be spared. The reports duly brought back to Joshua by the spies are very different from those of their ill-fated counterparts in Numbers 13. 
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A particularly vicious back-cast entangled her cast, high in the branches of a nearby, unclimbable tree. Not having taken any spare flies, Mother determined that the only thing to be done, was to get the cast down, somehow. Pondering, she <head>struck</head> upon a brilliant idea. Reverse the rod, hook the reel over the branch, then pull it down. Two minutes later, Mother was holding half a trout rod. The butt section, having separated from the rest, complete with reel, was hanging above her head, next to the cast, out of reach. In a final, ill-considered act of desperation, she tried to knock the butt section clear, using the remaining two sections as a spear. 
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Giving the other a dark look, he hauled his bronc around and trotted down off the street. Pat let him go,  following more leisurely.
At the first restaurant he sensibly pulled up to go in for his dinner, and as a consequence did not see Cobb <head>strike</head> the open range at the mouth of the canyon and head straight across the swells for Antler. 
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More provocatively, some conservative legal theorists have begun  arguing that Mr. Bush doesn't need  to wait for a law giving him the veto because the power already is implicit in the Constitution. They base their argument on a clause buried  in Article I, Section 7, of the Constitution that  states: &quot; Every order, resolution, or vote to which the concurrence of the Senate and House of Representatives may be necessary  (except on a question of adjournment) shall be presented  to the President of the United States; and before the same shall take effect, shall be approved  by him or ... disapproved  by him .... &quot;
This clause, they argue, is designed to go beyond an earlier clause specifying that the president can veto a &quot; bill, &quot; and is broad enough to allow him to <head sats="strike_out.022:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_out.022:0">out</sat> items and riders within bills. 
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They too had suffered at Fedorov's hands. He had killed three French officers in cold blood. They would never stop looking for him now. One way or another, the fräulein would be avenged. The irony of his code name occurred to him. Orestes. The Avenger. How did it go? Something about `when the avengers <head sats="strike_down.089:0">strike</head> this monster <sat id="strike_down.089:0">down</sat> in blood, that they avenge as well, a simple slave who died   a small thing, lightly killed. &quot; Only a small thing. Karelius was aware of a most painful sensation stabbing into the back of his eyes. 
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With his right fist, and nearly all his weight behind it, he smashed at the bloodstained face. Roberts careened backward, his back arched , fought for balance and,  failing, stumbled against the newel post at the foot of the stairs.
The sound of his head <head>striking</head> the solid wood was an ultimate, sudden-end sound. 
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The first participant: energy from space The radiation that strikes the Earth   or at least gets as far as the outer atmosphere   is of two main kinds. Some of it consists of streams of charged particles, fragments of atoms that carry an electric charge. These streams are known as cosmic rays, and come from various parts of the Universe. Cosmic rays <head>strike</head> against atoms in the atmosphere as they pass through, and thus generate more charged particles and other forms of energy, and it is these secondary radiations that reach the Earth's surface. Individual particles in cosmic radiation have extremely high energy, which implies that they are potentially damaging. But fortunately the total amount that reaches the Earth is not great. 
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With quibs and gibes, the policemen again started  digging. Welch was on edge.
The captain was remarking that it was a nice day for a picnic when finally one of the shovels <head>struck</head> an object. 
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AN UNRESOLVED two-year-old dispute stemming from an Alaskan oil spill has helped  spur a drive for tougher federal laws   to protect victims of such accidents. The class-action suit highlights shortcomings of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Liability Fund, which  gets its money from oil companies using the pipeline and compensates those harmed by oil spills.
On July 2, 1987, the tanker S.S. Glacier Bay <head>struck</head> a rock and spilled almost 150,000 gallons of oil into the Cook Inlet. 
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As photographers know, a great deal can happen in periods of time as long as a hundredth of a second. What is apt to happen when we <head>strike</head> a solid is that a whole series of stress waves radiate from the point of impact and move off into the body of the material. They reach the further boundaries of the solid in a time which is probably between a ten-thousandth and a hundred-thousandth of a second and are reflected back, as a kind of echo, very little attenuated or diminished in intensity. 
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The primary and secondary pair of rails are parallel to each other, gradually deviating to equal extends from the normal plane of the incline, but displaced a distance equal to the distance between the leading and trailing wheels. Thus the leading wheels  the outer pair begin to move over the curve on the outside rails at the same time as the trailing wheels <head>strike</head> the curve, and the tank remains correctly orientated. The profile of the vertical curve is so calculated as to correspond with the gradually diminishing hauling effort of the descending tank as it enters the water. Figure 6 Abutments between tank and upper channel. 
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In this, and their inability yet to give colour, these small CRTs compare with LC TVs  1. Size is not the only requirement for portability   battery power is important. The screen is bright enough at these lower voltages because the viewer watches from the side that the electrons <head>strike</head> the phosphor. On a large TV light is lost going through the phosphor layer and the set's glass faceplate. Sinclair claims his flat TV gives three times the brightness of a normal tube of the same size with one tenth the power. Larger, flat CRTs are being developed in different ways. 
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They realized the truth. Bullets began  to snap past him.
One <head>struck</head> the muzzle of one of the rifles that projected from the shoulder pack. 
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But, please, not for twentieth century media conferences. Finally, go to the place yourself. I know this sounds obvious but it's surprising how many organisers depend on brochures, models and plans  it's fine to have those as well, of course or even their recollections of a place five years ago  when it and your needs were different. <head sats="strike_up.059:0">Strike</head> <sat id="strike_up.059:0">up</sat> some personal rapport with the person in charge Of the centre so that he or she is more likely to go that extra mile for you. Make sure they know what's really going on in your mind, and what your objectives are. 
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&quot; The fact of the matter is,  I am a marketer. That's another reason  .
It <head>struck</head> me as a way to get back to what I really want to do. &quot; 
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She always did before, and showed the utmost confidence in whatever we advised  &quot;. The inspector nodded,  doubting this.
Mrs. Meeker hadn't <head>struck</head> him as ready to seek anyone's advice, least of all Garth 's. 
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All social researchers will benefit also from using Social Trends, which is published annually and is an excellent source book, interestingly produced, for a wide range of social topics. From this brief résumé of the sources available to social researchers it should now be very clear that a vague wander through the bookshelves of the library is inefficient and time-wasting. Librarians have produced some magnificent bibliographical tools for the use of social researchers; they should be used more. CONCLUSIONS Looking back over this chapter I am <head>struck</head> by the dreadful pitfalls which seem to beset every step which the sociologist might contemplate taking in documentary research. 
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What is pertinent is the calmness of that beauty, its sense of restraint. It is as though the land knows of its own beauty, of its own greatness, and feels no need to shout it. In comparison, the sorts of sights offered in such places as Africa and America, though undoubtedly very exciting, would, I am sure, <head>strike</head> the objective viewer as inferior on account of their unseemly demonstrativeness. This whole question is very akin to the question that has caused much debate in our profession over the years: what is a `great &quot; butler? I can recall many hours of enjoyable discussion on this topic around the fire of the servants ' hall at the end of a day. 
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You may remember Bill from M5  i `What is quality? &quot; who liked this aspect of task allocation. He felt embarrassed using a urinal when nobody else was doing so. Clients may also find it reassuring to know what is going to happen, as a matter of routine, at a particular time. ACTIVITY 3 5 10 mins Note down the points that <head>strike</head> you about this delivery system, the good as well as the bad. Task allocation also means that nurses become very familiar with doing particular procedures, even though they may not give much thought to why they are doing something. 
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The thrust of the pamphlet is the urgent requirement for both state and citizenry to rebuild a healthy sense of social citizenship. But did the concept of citizenship really <head>strike</head> to the very vitals of Britain's political parties? In April 1990 the Guardian carried a leader in which it described the ideal citizen as conjured up by Mr Hurd as `active but elusive &quot;: `Apart from a minor sighting in a speech by John MacGregor, the Active Citizen has vanished from public debate as if he had never been. &quot; 
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The poem's most crucial cry is that of the cock. It comes from Rostand's Chantecler, a play which Eliot recalled in 1919, probably having seen it in Paris where it had been a hit in the winter of 1910. This play which was in Boston in 1911 is set in a farmyard. The actors dress in animal or bird costumes. A nightingale is one of the chief characters. The play must have <head>struck</head> Eliot as fitting in perfectly with intichiuma ceremonies and with the general idea of drama evolving from primitive ritual. Vain Chantecler refuses to recognize that it is not his own crying of `Cocorico &quot; which causes the sun to rise. 
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You must understand that, upon discovery of such an unsavoury correspondence, your master and mistress could not possibly take the risk of leaving their young children in your hands. I hope your new duties are not too disagreeable. Your master has persuaded me that you found our correspondence helpful, and that I should resume it. You <head>strike</head> me as a basically good-natured and decent girl, and if I can be of assistance in putting you back on the right path, I shall be happy to oblige, so long as you do not expect too lengthy or too frequent an exchange. You can not imagine how overwhelmed I feel with duties sometimes. Sincerely yours, Prof. R. von Krafft-Ebing Frankfurt Dear Professor, I don't deserve your kindness. 
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Everyone that would beautifully imitate nature should well consider the diversity of trees, the size and shape of leaves and the many shades of green. To know properly to mix them in planting is another matter of painting with living pencils, for greens properly disposed throw in a mixture of contrasts of lights and shades which wonderfully enliven the pictures and which insensibly <head>strike</head> the senses with wonder and delight. 
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I was <head>struck</head> a couple of years ago by the drug-interdiction effort in the Bahamas. 
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Opera in the Grand Tradition, along with mah-jongg, seems  to be staging a well-deserved comeback. In this country, the two guiding lights are, without doubt, Felix Fing and Anna Pulova.
Fing, a lean, chiseled, impeccable gentleman of the old school who was once mistaken on the street for Sir Cedric Hardwicke, is responsible for the rediscovery of Verdi's earliest, most raucous opera, Nabisco, a sumptuous bout-de-souffle with a haunting leitmotiv that <head>struck</head> me as being highly reminiscent of the Mudugno version of &quot; Volare &quot;. 
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He devotes several paragraphs to a hatchet job. There is `a kind of cumbrous splendour which we wish away &quot;. The odes are `marked by glittering accumulations of ungraceful ornaments; they <head>strike</head> rather than please; the images are magnified by affectation &quot;. But after this devastating exercise Johnson turns to concur with the popular acclamation accorded to the `Elegy in a Country Churchyard &quot;: `The Churchyard abounds with images which find a mirror in every mind, and with sentiments to which every bosom returns an echo. &quot; 
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Contents of subject syllabuses It is neither possible nor practicable to attempt a critique of syllabus content in all subjects in African primary schools. The most I can do is to offer a very brief and personal view of some of the recent changes in emphasis drawing from the syllabuses of ten countries and to isolate a few of the new approaches which <head>strike</head> me as particularly interesting and exciting. In most cases I instance one or two well designed syllabuses which exemplify these. CULTURAL SUBJECTS   ART AND MUSIC Main trends: Integration of separate subjects and inclusion of dance, mime and drama have already been noted  Nigeria. 
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A specific element which has struck a chord with community educators is the encouragement to involve parents. Expand this to encourage involving other adults, and we should feel in tune with the NCC. But two features <head>strike</head> me as being particularly significant: cross-curricular themes and the planning of syllabuses from 5 16. Cross-curricular themes were welcomed by Cornall, Lawton and Hewlett, but we were sceptical. For NCC to continue to reiterate the theme and amplify the idea of cross-curricular themes in official documentation is very encouraging: it is a definite step forward and one which I would want to secure. 
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The U.S. is submitting the proposal today in Geneva,  hoping that the initiative will spur members of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade to reach agreement on new trade rules before their current negotiating round concludes in December 1990. Another U.S. proposal filed  Monday urges more &quot; fair play &quot; in services trade, including predictable and clear rules and equality in the treatment of foreign and domestic service companies.
Unlike the earlier U.S. farm-trade proposal which <head>struck</head> European countries as too extreme, the latest plan would provide some room for maneuver. 
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Hospital staff were particularly suspect: a riot took place in Manchester in 1832 after surgeons removed the head of a dead child, and three years later in Oxford only 16% of cholera victims could be induced to enter hospital at all. Out of this noisome soil grew some of the funerary customs of the upper classes, which today <head>strike</head> us as so exaggerated. The hideous iron railings round the tombs of the more opulent dead were intended to protect them against the depredations of body-snatchers. In the new cemeteries, which came into existence to relieve overcrowded churchyards, gatehouses were often provided for watchmen. 
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Whosoever  violates our rooftree, the legend states , can expect maximal sorrow. The teeth will rain from his mouth like pebbles, his wife will make him cocu with fishmongers, and a trolley car will grow in his stomach.
Furthermore -- and this, to me, <head>strikes</head> an especially warming note -- it shall avail the vandals naught to throw away or dispose of their loot. 
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&quot; That's not possible. &quot; On U.S.-Japan relations: &quot; I'm encouraged.
I think the earlier strident notes <head>struck</head> by   Mosbacher and   Carla Hills have been more rounded. 
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Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency, thus  saving Americans the headaches of pounds, shillings and pence.
But he <head sats="strike_out.170:0">struck</head> <sat id="strike_out.170:0">out</sat> with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented. 
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Fort up ! ! There's a large war party on their way &quot; ! !
For a second, engages, cooks, voyageurs appeared <head sats="strike_dumb.011:0">struck</head> <sat id="strike_dumb.011:0">dumb</sat>. 
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The FCC took three specific actions regarding AT&amp;T. By a 4-0 vote, it allowed AT&amp;T to continue  offering special discount packages  to big customers, called  Tariff 12,  rejecting appeals by AT&amp;T competitors that the discounts were illegal.
Then by a separate 4-0 vote, it chose the narrowest possible grounds to <head sats="strike_down.139:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_down.139:0">down</sat> a different discount plan, called Tariff 15, that AT&amp;T offered to Holiday Corp. 
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Our guest columnist this week is &amp; hellip Mick Jagger WHAT A DRAG IT IS GETTIN ' OLD &amp; hellip that was one of mine, right? I mean, I think it was but I can't remember, 'cos, like, I can't remember the Sixties at all, man. Well, as I say to me old mate Keef  cor, <head>strike</head> a light, there's a crazy geezer an ' no mistake ! &amp; hellip If you can remember the Sixties, you weren't there, man. Keef always laughs at that, an ' then 'e wheezes a bit an ', like gasps for breath an ' falls over. But once 'e's come round we talk about the good old days, an ' how they're a complete blank. 
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Gala Ball at Grosvenor House tonight. Got sat between Lady Antonia Fraser and Viscount Linley   worst luck ! Wed 30. Woken up by an inner-city riot. Again ! Hendon's not the area it used to be. Scrounged a kipper off our tour manager Tel for breakfast, and then went about cleaning some chimneys for the nobs up West. Cor, <head>strike</head> a light ! It ain't easy making an honest bob these days. Second album went platinum in Uruguay, which sparked off further offers from Hitachi Records plc. We're not interested, frankly. Let them pay for the kebabs anyway. Got a fax of the latest front cover   Crazy Golf Monthly. Used it to patch up the hole in our roof. 
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Jist  stay where you are &quot;. I jist stayed where I was while he fumbled around and then walked away.
A moment later he <head>struck</head> a match and lighted a candle, and I could see. 
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But in terms of how it happens, it is not that simple. For doubt, full grown, is not a lapse of memory but a wilful refusal to remember. How can it be made to do what it will not do? When a person's doubt is well-developed, it needs a special confrontation, one that is designed to disturb complacency and <head sats="strike_a_blow.037:0 strike_a_blow.037:1">strike</head> <sat id="strike_a_blow.037:0">a</sat> <sat id="strike_a_blow.037:1">blow</sat> at self-sufficiency. Doubts of this type are a form of games-playing which must stop. The person in doubt can choose, but his choice must be made in the full light of knowing what he is doing   disbelieving, not doubting. Gently and skilfully he must be challenged to think back and think deeply. Who is God and what difference does it make if God is not there? 
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Beneath the quirks of arrangement on this second album, D'Arby delivers resounding pop songs, some great vocal performances, and an idiosyncratic vision which will help him go far. Guns'N'Roses-Appetite For Destruction  Geffen, 1987. AXL ROSE and Co have worked hard at being the bad boys of metal, but their screams of anguish and unleashed hedonism from LA's underbelly <head sats="strike_a_blow.042:0 strike_a_blow.042:1">strike</head> <sat id="strike_a_blow.042:0">a</sat> <sat id="strike_a_blow.042:1">blow</sat> for freedom from the hegemony of the American mainstream. Sordid and diseased, perhaps, but there's already a compelling and coherent vision at work. John Cale-Music For A New Society  Ze, 1982. THIS fractured and desolate album is often unbearably intense, and you sincerely wouldn't want to be in its author's shoes. 
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While the Tigreans are communists, like the Eritreans they are among the most anti-Soviet guerrillas in the world,  having suffered more than a decade of aerial bombardment by the Soviet-supplied Mengistu air force. What this all means  in shorthand is that Soviet dominance in Ethiopia is collapsing as fast as President Barre's regime in Somalia is .
The U.S., therefore, has a historic opportunity both to <head sats="strike_a_blow.131:0 strike_a_blow.131:1">strike</head> <sat id="strike_a_blow.131:0">a</sat> <sat id="strike_a_blow.131:1">blow</sat> for human rights in Somalia and to undo the superpower flip-flop of the late 1970s on the Horn of Africa. 
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The company is negotiating with the Soviets  to build a Thermo King truck-refrigeration plant that  would produce about 10,000 units annually. Mr. Marous said  Westinghouse would own 70% of the facility.
The deal, which will involve an initial $20 million investment, was <head>struck</head> with a handshake, he added. 
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A month later we all met again at London Airport. Clare looked incredibly fit and had had a wonderful time. She is saving for another trip, probably in an informal group of friends. The advantage of having trekked with a World Challenge Expedition is that another time she will know how things ought to be planned. Their treks cost a lot of money, but <head>strike</head> a good balance between looking after people and keeping planning flexible enough to take advantage of unforeseen opportunities: on the Borneo trip some of them camped by a waterfall and, instead of eating dried provisions, cooked a deer shot by one of their guides. The calibre of the expedition leaders ensures that these young travellers are able to complete trips that would be too complicated to organise for themselves. 
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This is one of the first bids under new takeover rules aimed  at  encouraging open bids instead of gradual accumulation of large stakes. Some financial sources said privately that Paribas blundered in  failing  to move sooner for the insurance and industrial group,  bidding only after speculation had pushed up the price.
Mr. Francois-Poncet responded that his group initially intended to take only a minority stake, <head>striking</head> an alliance with current management. 
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The price of goods varies for the same item, in fact Birkbeck noted as many as ten different prices for the same type of waste paper. The price is more likely to relate to the individual picker and the regularity with which he sells to the warehouse. Buyer and seller <head>strike</head> a bargain with each individual purchase. It is difficult to assess the number of garbage pickers, because this fluctuates seasonally and because they are not really enumerated in official statistics, but Birkbeck estimates that at the time of the study, there were between 1, 200 and 1, 700 garbage pickers in Cali. 
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TIME TO GO PRO? NICK FARR-JONES ON THE SPOT World Cup 7's QUALIFIERS Supplement sponsored by THE FAMOUS GROUSE FINEST SCOTCH WHISKY SCOTLAND &amp; ENGLAND `B &quot; Down Under NEW LAWS DEATH OF THE GAME WIN a Camcorder COVER END As the Wallabies, fresh from beating Scotland, <head>strike</head> a deal with sports marketing agency IMG, skipper Nick Farr-Jones speaks of his desire to speed up what he sees as the game's inevitable move to semi-pro status. Why not introduce retainers of say, £8, 000 for three months of the year, asks Farr-Jones. On the air &amp; hellip WITH NIGEL STARMER-SMITH Put in our place ! 
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Brassnose was strangely silent. The big man with the whitened hair murmured something: his words sounded as if they were in the Manu tongue, which I recognized ,  having studied the dialect in my Anthropology 6, class at the University of Chicago.
He then said something which <head sats="strike_a_chord.036:0 strike_a_chord.036:1">struck</head> <sat id="strike_a_chord.036:0">a</sat> <sat id="strike_a_chord.036:1">chord</sat> in my memory. 
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The relatively high latitude of the islands means that days in midsummer are long, with very long twilights, with correspondingly short days in winter. The latitude also reduces the angle at which the sun's rays <head>strike</head> the earth, lengthening shadows and increasing the filtering effect of atmospheric haze  Green 1964. Steep-sided, north facing corries such as Coire Roineabhail in South Harris may be in perpetual shadow in winter and receive very little sunshine even in summer. 
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The first participant: energy from space The radiation that <head>strikes</head> the Earth   or at least gets as far as the outer atmosphere   is of two main kinds. Some of it consists of streams of charged particles, fragments of atoms that carry an electric charge. These streams are known as cosmic rays, and come from various parts of the Universe. Cosmic rays strike against atoms in the atmosphere as they pass through, and thus generate more charged particles and other forms of energy, and it is these secondary radiations that reach the Earth's surface. Individual particles in cosmic radiation have extremely high energy, which implies that they are potentially damaging. But fortunately the total amount that reaches the Earth is not great. 
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Members put their particular sartorial and dimensional problems to the speakers. The talk was one of the many social activities which include visits to Exbury Gardens, Bournemouth and Haslemere Theatre. The talk at the next meeting at Liphook Village Hall on April 9th is `Wild Flowers Abroad &quot; by Mr. H. Ward. Tile thieves <head>strike</head> DID you see anyone on the roof of The Venue, formerly The Spaniard Inn, at Bramshott Chase during Thursday/Friday night? Some 1, 000 roof tiles, valued at about £300, were stolen. Whitehill police would like to hear from anyone who saw someone on the roof   a ladder was left behind. The building is empty and boarded up. 
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Even the courts are beginning  to recognize the link between jobs and stress-related disorders in compensation cases, according to a survey by the National Council on Compensation Insurance. But although 56% of the respondents in the study indicated that mental-health problems were fairly pervasive in the workplace, there is still a social stigma associated  with people seeking help.
The disorders, which 20 years ago <head>struck</head> middle-age and older people, &quot; now strike people at the height of productivity, &quot; says Robert M.A. Hirschfeld, of the National Institute of Mental Health, who spoke at the presentation of the study's findings. 
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But, at least, the law of averages should have swung to the favorable side. It  may seem trivial  to worry about the World Series amid the destruction to the Bay Area wrought  by Tuesday's quake, but the name of this column is &quot; On Sports, &quot; so I feel obliged  to do so.
You might be interested to know that baseball, not survival, appeared to be the first thought of most of the crowd of 60,000-odd that had gathered at Candlestick at 5:04 p.m. Tuesday, a half-hour before game time, when the quake <head>struck</head>. 
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&quot; In terms of coverage, it was a disaster equal to the earthquakes, &quot; said  Eric Premner, president for broadcasting of King Broadcasting Co., which  owns the NBC affiliate in Seattle, Wash.
While rival ABC News outstripped the competition in live coverage of the event by sheer luck -- the network was broadcasting the World Series from Candlestick Park when the quake <head>struck</head> -- NBC News was unable to get its signal out of San Francisco for the first hour after the quake. 
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In the wake of the earthquake in California and the devastation of Hurricane Hugo, many companies in disaster-prone areas are pondering the question of preparedness.
Some, particularly in West Coast earthquake zones, are dusting off their evacuation plans, checking food stocks and reminding employees of what to do if emergency <head>strikes</head>. 
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In the aftermath of the California earthquake, President Bush and his aides flew into a whirlwind of earthquake-related activity yesterday morning. Some of it was necessary  to get federal help flowing to victims, but some seemed designed  mostly  to project an image of a White House in action.
Mr. Bush and his aides were accused of responding too slowly after the Exxon Valdez oil tanker split open in Alaskan waters and Hurricane Hugo <head>struck</head> the Carolina coast, and they clearly don't want a repeat of those charges now. 
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Evidence  now is emerging that the p53 suppressor gene is involved in other cancers, too. Researchers in Edinburgh, Scotland, have found that in 23 of 38 breast tumors, one copy of chromosome 17 was mutated  at the spot where gene p53 lies .
The scientists say that since breast cancer often <head>strikes</head> multiple members of certain families, the gene, when inherited in a damaged form, may predispose women to the cancer. 
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Not even an earthquake. On the afternoon of Oct. 17, after hours of  haggling with five insurance-claims adjusters over  settling a toxic-waste suit, four lawyers had an agreement in hand.
But as Judge Thomas M. Jenkins donned his robes so he could give final approval, the major earthquake <head>struck</head>, its epicenter not far from his courtroom in Redwood City, Calif. 
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They peck away at the 1 1 2-mile section of rubble,  searching for more of the 250 people thought  to have died here. About 20 other deaths were also attributed  to the earthquake.
The heart of the earthquake, 6.9 on the Richter scale, was 50 miles to the south, near Santa Cruz, but its terrible fist <head>struck</head> here on the Nimitz Freeway, a major artery serving the Bay Bridge between Oakland and San Francisco. 
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It is a thousand pities that the writ of praemunire which Henry VIII used against Wolsey etc. was no longer available to prevent them; for despite the fair-seeming terminology of Human Rights, the result is incompatible with the elementary principles of justice and of democracy as we understand them. The consequences <head>strike</head> at the right of the people of this country to live under the laws made and altered by their representatives in Parliament. This ceases to be possible where a document accepted as binding is bindingly interpreted by an external court. 
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Thousands remained homeless. Bush is  to visit the area today, and officials in Washington estimated that emergency assistance would total at least $2.5 billion .
A series of earthquakes <head>struck</head> northern China, killing at least 29 people, injuring hundreds and razing about 8,000 homes, the Xinhua News Agency said. 
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Just a short span across the bay to the west, the quake also showed its mettle: A four-square-block area of the Marina District lies  smoldering under a steady stream of seawater being pumped  onto rubble  to prevent it from  blazing anew. Many of the buildings, mostly condominiums and apartments, were flattened  almost instantly as the underlying soil -- much of it landfill -- was literally turned  to ooze by the quake's intensive shaking,  rupturing gas lines.
Onlookers say three persons died when one of the buildings exploded into a fireball shortly after the quake <head>struck</head>. 
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Of course, the quake was the worst since the emergence of the computer era turned Silicon Valley into the nation's capital of high technology. Like other major American cities, the San Francisco -- Oakland area owes its current prosperity more to its infrastructure of fiber-optic cables linking thousands of computer terminals and telephones than to its location astride one of the world's great natural harbors.
When the tremors <head>struck</head>, the region's largely unseen high-tech fabric held up surprisingly well despite the devastation visible from the air. 
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If an author quotes &quot; more than minimal amounts &quot; of unpublished copyrighted materials, as the Salinger decision had it, &quot; he deserves  to be enjoined . &quot; The courts have not defined &quot; minimal amounts, &quot; but publishers, I understand  , take it to mean about 50 words.
The &quot; Bare-Faced Messiah &quot; decision <head>strikes</head> a blow against the whole historical enterprise. 
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He was all too aware of how a large, inadequately supervised NSC staff had spun out of control and nearly wrecked President Reagan's second term . So,  following both the style  he pursued  as President Ford's national security adviser and the recommendations of the Tower Commission, Gen. Scowcroft has pruned the NSC staff and tried  to ensure that it sticks to its assigned tasks -- namely,  gathering the views of the State Department, Pentagon and intelligence community; serving as an honest broker in  distilling that information for the president and then making sure  presidential decisions are carried  out.
The Tower Commission specifically said that the NSC staff should be &quot; small &quot; and warned against letting &quot; energetic self-starters &quot; like Lt. Col. Oliver North <head sats="strike_out.034:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_out.034:0">out</sat> on their own rather than leaving the day-to-day execution of policies to the State Department, Pentagon or Central Intelligence Agency. 
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`Do you want to go back? &quot; he asked anxiously. `Pushing and shoving among that lot, no fear, &quot; I said as we <head sats="strike_out.073:0">struck</head> <sat id="strike_out.073:0">out</sat> for the woods. A myriad becks tumbled down from the hills into the valleys and dales below, cutting a gorge here or following the old meltwater channels there. Time for a wash and a paddle and another sandwich. `That's the old bobbin mill down there. &quot; Tumbleweed pointed along the edge of the wood. `Made of birchwood they were   this wood's mostly oak and birch giving way to conifers as we come out, with a view of the foothills. &quot; I listened carefully as I want to learn all the green I can in case Maggie comes our way. 
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Not only is it raining, it's 5 o'clock, and though I'm not defeatist by nature I don't even bother looking for a taxi, deciding instead to walk the two miles back to the London flat. Though my head is uncovered, I'm wearing a huge black rubber raincoat   my favourite   and slinging my holdall over my shoulder, tuck my cold blue hands into the wide warm sleeves and <head sats="strike_out.075:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_out.075:0">out</sat> towards home. I squelch upstairs to the flat after my half-hour walk, and Kenneth answers the door with his specs on the end of his nose and the now permanent book in his hand. He stands in the doorway, forcing me to continue dripping in the hall, and says: `Hello. 
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Management of things Transport, buildings and resources: We could share and network these better than we do. We need to check whether our decisions are made on the basis of making our resources available to others and sharing theirs wherever possible before we <head sats="strike_out.110:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_out.110:0">out</sat> independently. We should question whether the readiness is there, and if not, why not? Is it a matter of equality: What does the management of mission mean? Is the church going to be self-preserving or self-sacrificing? DEVELOPING STRATEGIES: THE PEOPLE, THE PROCESS, THE OUTCOMES The People: 
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The breakthrough comes when acceptance and relaxation come. It may be during your first week at work when a colleague asks you to join him or her in a group activity, such as a drink after work with friends. It may be that you receive praise for a piece of work well done, and suddenly you feel that you made the right decision to leave the family home and <head sats="strike_out.141:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_out.141:0">out</sat> on your own. THE HERMIT COMPLEX It is an ideal situation, when living alone, that you should enjoy your own company, but you should also balance this with forays into the outside world, otherwise solitude becomes loneliness and seclusion becomes a state of imprisonment. 
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As a result, both may now have virtual veto power over any UAL transaction. One reason: banks -- likely  to react to any new UAL deal with even more caution than the first time around -- probably will insist on labor harmony before they agree  to put up cash for any new bid or even a less-ambitious recapitalization plan.
&quot; United pilots have shown on a number of occasions they are willing and able to <head>strike</head>, &quot; said an executive at Fuji Bank, one of UAL's large lenders. 
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A recent attempt  to resume operations was cut  short quickly by these attacks. However, traders disregarded a potential production disruption in Chile and a continued drop in inventories.
Workers at two Chilean mines, Los Bronces and El Soldado, which belong to the Exxon-owned Minera Disputado group, will vote Thursday on whether to <head>strike</head> after a two-year labor pact ends today. 
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These figures aren't seasonally adjusted. A Labor Department spokesman said  the unusually high number of initial claims for state unemployment benefits reflects the impact of Hurricane Hugo on southern states, particularly North Carolina and South Carolina.
The figure also may reflect initial claims filed by <head>striking</head> Nynex Corp. workers who have become eligible for unemployment benefits, the official said. 
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The spokesman said  the vote at Sochaux is expected  to be followed  by a similar move at the company's assembly plant at Mulhouse, where the number of strikers has been whittled  down to 80 . About 8,000 National Union of Mineworkers members resumed their strike against De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd. after further negotiations  to settle a wage dispute broke down.
Striking workers, who began <head>striking</head> five diamond mines on Oct. 13, had returned to work last week when the union and De Beers arranged to reopen negotiations. 
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The spokesman said  the vote at Sochaux is expected  to be followed  by a similar move at the company's assembly plant at Mulhouse, where the number of strikers has been whittled  down to 80 . About 8,000 National Union of Mineworkers members resumed their strike against De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd. after further negotiations  to settle a wage dispute broke down.
<head>Striking</head> workers, who began striking five diamond mines on Oct. 13, had returned to work last week when the union and De Beers arranged to reopen negotiations. 
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Blood donation sessions in College Street headquarters, Belfast  10am to 1pm and 2.30 to 5pm; Ballroom, Bostock House, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast  10am to 12.30pm and 2 to 4.30pm; 2nd Limavady Presbyterian Church Hall  2 to 4.30pm and 6 to 8pm; Ballyclare Presbyterian Church Hall  10am to 12.30pm and 2 to 4.30pm Millions <head>strike</head> against new tax MILLIONS of black South Africans went on strike yesterday in what anti-apartheid movements called the biggest stoppage in the country's history. The two-day protest against the introduction of Vat was baptised in blood as an eve-of-strike battle between rival black factions on a gold mine killed 15 and wounded 43. 
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We need alternative plans of action. We need alternative ways of looking at things. We may need alternative explanations or interpretations. We may need to find alternative means achieve some end. Few people realise just how basic is the need deliberately to look for alternatives. As a pattern making and using system the mind must accept the first acceptable answer. So unless we <head>train</head> ourselves to find alternatives then the better answers that might be hidden behind the first answer are lost to us. It is not a matter of looking for an alternative when the present answer or proposal is unsatisfactory. What is much more important is deliberately to look for alternatives even when the present answer or proposal seems highly satisfactory. 
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I wanted to <head>train</head> a bird of prey from scratch. Ever since we 'd moved to Cornwall I 'd been reading more and more about birds of prey, and by this time I was pretty sure that falconry was the ideal career for me. Falconry has been defined as `the taking of wild quarry in its natural state with trained hawks and falcons &quot;. In other words, you train a bird of prey to do under your control what it would do naturally in the wild. It's one of the oldest sports in the world and was the `sport of kings &quot; in England long before horse-racing took hold. Nowadays, it's probably the only profession that enables you to spend time close to birds of prey and watch them in action. 
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Some people don't train other people to do their jobs because they want to keep their jobs for themselves otherwise they start to lose their control. Alright so fear of loss of control. Do you think that's justified No bad reason not training. Yes. So I think you know the more you <head>train</head> people, that really gives you greater power doesn't it? Also what about the fear that somebody's gon na not gon na do it as well as you? Anybody come across that? Yeah Andrew. Yes 
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Then he speared a square of fried bread and dipped it in, turning it about until it was yellow all over. Very carefully, concentrating on what he was doing. Now, he asked himself as he chewed the bread, doI always do it like that? He fixed his mind deliberately on the question, not letting it wander. Yes, he probably did. He liked to eat methodically and tidily, not picking and leaving bits on his plate. Eating was part of the serious business of <head>training</head> your body and keeping it fit. Still, he could not bequite sure that he always did that with his bread. Not sure enough to write it on his precious list. 
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A very high proportion of prisoners come from a background of grossly limited educational and economic opportunity. Before reaching the status of adult prisoner, many have trod a path of minor delinquency which involved time spent in residential care. These junior institutions are the preparatory schools of the prisons, not because they train criminals, but because they <head>train</head> youngsters to cope with a regime which denies tenderness, warmth and the right to weep with and for your own pain. This style fits too well into the values and expectations most will have encountered from male relatives and heroes. `Real &quot; men in the world of the socially deprived don't show feelings, especially feelings of tenderness or tearfulness, in public. 
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1 daytime bladder control 2 night-time bladder control 3 bowel control. There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet <head>train</head> their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. 
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A bad driver who drives too fast around corners, or brakes too suddenly will <head>train</head> horses to avoid being floated again ! And what of the horse that is to be shod? Perhaps it is used to us picking out its feet, and filing them, and yet it will not stand still for the farrier. We can see the horse's corners of the mouth pull up higher and higher, and the muscles in the face take on more and more definition. The horse is going to do a lot worse than just wrench its leg from the farrier's grasp ! We have been talking to the horse, stroking it, and trying to reassure it. We 've even growled at the horse, and threatened it with a fate worse than death, but to no avail ! 
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night-time bladder control 3 bowel control. There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet <head>train</head> their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to train their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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You go away for thirteen weeks on a course with the dog, you're introduced to the dog you're gon na work with, yeah? Yeah. And if you pass that test you go back to your police force and you are evaluated and having tests all the time. Well that's how they <head>train</head> them, they train them in er what they call public order work, in the case of chasing people and all that, they also have tracking and all kinds of things, okay? Mm. Is that i does that answer your question? Yeah. Alright. How many of you have seen policemen wor 
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Of course not. Why then should I subsidise the choices of others? Don't force taxpayers to fund career mums I WAS an infant teacher for 38 years and it always makes me angry when anyone says that a mother who stays at home caring for her child is `wasting her talents &quot;. To care for, teach and <head>train</head> a child, giving them the love and discipline they need in a secure home, requires all the intelligence and skill a woman possesses. It is also hard work, which is why some women want creches, after school care and the like. 
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Children may learn to pass urine and faeces in it but accidents will still happen when they are preoccupied in play or are in a place where they do not know where the lavatory is. By the age of 3 years most children can voluntarily initiate emptying a full bladder and later a partly full bladder. The age at which a mother starts to toilet train her child is unlikely to have much effect on the age at which the child will be fully trained. Drillien  1964 found that children at 2 years of age who were potted early were neither wetter nor dryer, cleaner nor dirtier than children <head>trained</head> later. Similarly the Newsons  1965 could find no relationship between early or late training and reliability or unreliability at 4 years of age. 
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Injected into the brain in high enough doses, such antibiotics will also stop most of the brain's RNA or protein synthesis for a period of some hours. Thus two types of experiment are in principle possible. In the first, sometimes called a correlative approach, one can inject a radioactive precursor of protein or RNA synthesis into an animal, <head>train</head> it on a task, and ask if the amount of radioactivity in the protein or RNA has increased by comparison with that in appropriate control, `non-learning &quot; animals. In the second approach, described as interventive, one injects an antibiotic inhibitor of RNA or protein synthesis, trains the animal and asks if it can still remember the task. 
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I 'd say, eat up boy. Yes. I never used to say that, I used to keep my mouth shut and say put a cross against his name, see not to be trusted see the, you 've got ta do it yourself see. Go round, and that's how you find them out. And that's how you train horses. That's why trainers are are good to everybody. See? Mhm. Like Reg's good to me. Let me see. But's lads, you can't <head>train</head> horses, you 've got ta tell them, tell him everything exactly. Yeah. 
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I wanted to train a bird of prey from scratch. Ever since we 'd moved to Cornwall I 'd been reading more and more about birds of prey, and by this time I was pretty sure that falconry was the ideal career for me. Falconry has been defined as `the taking of wild quarry in its natural state with trained hawks and falcons &quot;. In other words, you <head>train</head> a bird of prey to do under your control what it would do naturally in the wild. It's one of the oldest sports in the world and was the `sport of kings &quot; in England long before horse-racing took hold. Nowadays, it's probably the only profession that enables you to spend time close to birds of prey and watch them in action. 
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&quot; Law school teaches wonderful theory, but it doesn't teach the nuts and bolts of practical lawyering, &quot; says  Aaron Weitz, head of a New York County Lawyers ' Association committee that  sponsors such a course. In the past, associates learned the basics from senior lawyers who  acted as mentors.
But these days, large firms hire as many as 30 new associates a year, and it's impossible to personally <head>train</head> everyone, says Joel Henning of Hildebrandt Inc., a consulting firm that runs training classes. 
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&quot; What, on child-care, do you mean? I certainly have plenty to learn on that subject. I don't know a bottle from a safety-pin. &quot; &quot; No, I meant   this other business, this relaxing thing. I 've read about it, you do exercises and <head>train</head> yourself, and then when the time comes you pop behind a bush and reappear with the baby slung on your hip, and go on toiling in the paddy-fields as if nothing had happened. &quot; &quot; There are no bushes in paddy-fields. &quot; &quot; Well, behind a rice-stook, then   don't quibble. The point is, it doesn't hurt. &quot; 
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By all the flies in his teeth. AT THE FRONT DOOR Knock ! Knock ! jokes are okay in small doses   like one every second leap year. Choose your Knock ! Knock ! jokes with great care and use them sparingly otherwise your friends will lay land mines in the garden path when they know you're coming or <head>train</head> sabre-toothed ninja attack sparrows. And watch out for cunningly disguised snipers. Knock knock ! Who's there? Wendy. Wendy who? Wendy bell break, then? Knock knock ! Who's there? Yah. Yah who? Calm down, you nutter ! Knock knock ! Who's there? 
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Canine behavioural problems are well recognized, and a specialist in this field may also be able to help you with a specific concern. If your vet recommends contacting such a specialist, you may well be in a position to recover the cost from a pet health insurance plan, depending on the wording of the policy. You can also turn to a professional dog trainer, who will take your dog and train it for you. Unfortunately, this is not always as successful as it might be, largely because your dog comes to relate to the trainer's commands and so then proves more reluctant to follow your instructions. Some trainers offer residential courses, however, where you can enjoy a holiday at the same time as <head>training</head> your dog under expert guidance. Breed differences 
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Often children need to realize where their urine comes from. Being well encased in a nappy for most of their lives they are often surprised when they first see the urine coming out. Learning to pass urine in the correct place is the next stage of awareness and learning. Once a child is maturationally ready to toilet <head>train</head> the process usually only takes one or two weeks, but the teaching still has to come from the mother and she may be very uncertain about when to do it. A recent study has shown that with very careful training over the course of five months, babies between 8½ and 10½ months of age can be taught to indicate their need to defecate or pass urine  Sweets et al. 1985. 
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night-time bladder control 3 bowel control. There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately <head>train</head> their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to train their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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I 'd say, eat up boy. Yes. I never used to say that, I used to keep my mouth shut and say put a cross against his name, see not to be trusted see the, you 've got ta do it yourself see. Go round, and that's how you find them out. And that's how you <head>train</head> horses. That's why trainers are are good to everybody. See? Mhm. Like Reg's good to me. Let me see. But's lads, you can't train horses, you 've got ta tell them, tell him everything exactly. Yeah. 
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These are just the sort of qualities that Orcs really admire ! Orc war boar riders are rough, tough and very determined. Breaking in a war boar can be a long and dangerous business, but fortunately Orcs have thick skulls and don't feel pain much. In fact you never really <head>train</head> a war boar, you just learn to hang on better while the creature goes crazy, goring and stamping, twisting and biting, and generally causing as much damage as it can. Thanks to their size, toughness, and extreme ferocity war boars make excellent mounts for Orc warriors. They can also be harnessed to pull chariots. 
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You go away for thirteen weeks on a course with the dog, you're introduced to the dog you're gon na work with, yeah? Yeah. And if you pass that test you go back to your police force and you are evaluated and having tests all the time. Well that's how they train them, they <head>train</head> them in er what they call public order work, in the case of chasing people and all that, they also have tracking and all kinds of things, okay? Mm. Is that i does that answer your question? Yeah. Alright. 
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There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately <head>train</head> their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to train their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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night-time bladder control 3 bowel control. There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to <head>train</head> their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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There is no need to make a long speech, though. Give your praise immediately after the desired behaviour. Praise every instance when your child is learning something new  e.g. remember to say `thank you &quot;. Providing cues In order to teach your child how to act under one set of circumstances but not another, <head>train</head> her to identify the cues that differentiate between the appropriate and inappropriate circumstances. Reward her only when her action is appropriate to the cue   for example, praise her for crossing the pedestrian crossing when the correct signal is given. Shaping 
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There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet <head>train</head> their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to train their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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This denial of feeling is not difficult to achieve. A very high proportion of prisoners come from a background of grossly limited educational and economic opportunity. Before reaching the status of adult prisoner, many have trod a path of minor delinquency which involved time spent in residential care. These junior institutions are the preparatory schools of the prisons, not because they train criminals, but because they <head>train</head> youngsters to cope with a regime which denies tenderness, warmth and the right to weep with and for your own pain. This style fits too well into the values and expectations most will have encountered from male relatives and heroes. `Real &quot; men in the world of the socially deprived don't show feelings, especially feelings of tenderness or tearfulness, in public. 
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`It must be wonderful to be a father, wake up on Xmas morning and say, `What have we bought everybody? &quot; `Good luck to women who can <head>train</head> their husbands. I 've tried it and decided he's got different genes and will never change. It's up to mothers to try to change the next generation   I will be teaching my son to wash, iron and darn. &quot; M. Shirley Emerson, a GP from Cambridge married to another GP, writes: `On the whole I think women whinge too much about the inability of men to cope, but probably give them little chance to practise. 
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It all depended on the availability of goods trains in any particular station at any particular time. Hans and he had spent the last winter in Nice and it was the only place he wanted to avoid; the memories were still too painful. Perhaps the following year. His only concern right now was to board the Berne-bound goods train within the next few minutes. It was a matter of dodging the security guards then hiding in one of the freight cars. Although he had done it countless times before there was always a risk involved, especially since the introduction of guard dogs <head>trained</head> to sniff out illegal stowaways like himself. 
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Snotlings live around Orcs and Goblins, infesting their caves and huts, scavenging amongst their rubbish piles, and stealing anything they can get their hands on. Their larger relatives regard Snotlings with a certain amount of affection and treat them as wayward and rather mischievous pets. Sometimes an Orc or Goblin will capture a few Snotlings and <head>train</head> them to perform entertaining tricks, or to perform simple tasks. Snotlings are great mimics and are fascinated by the activities of their larger relatives, which, although their actions are completely inexplicable to Snotlings, they will often cheerfully imitate. 
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They can fetch and carry for other Goblin or Orc races, and do other rather limited tasks, but they are little use for any real work. Snotlings live around Orcs and Goblins, infesting their caves and huts, scavenging amongst their rubbish piles, and stealing anything they can get their hands on. Their larger relatives regard Snotlings with a certain amount of affection and treat them as wayward and rather mischievous pets. Sometimes an Orc or Goblin will capture a few Snotlings and <head>train</head> them to perform entertaining tricks, or to perform simple tasks. Snotlings are great mimics and are fascinated by the activities of their larger relatives, which, although their actions are completely inexplicable to Snotlings, they will often cheerfully imitate. 
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This Sparky can rack and single-foot and he's the fastest thing in Washoe County. I figure  if I can get any kind of publicity campaign going, I 'll land him on TV -- you know, one of those favorite horses for some Western hero.
I once <head>trained</head> a horse for Hoot Gibson, but nothing like Sparky. 
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As soon as Moby was too old for puppy classes, he went to the bigger-dog classes, run by Jenny, to reinforce what he 'd been taught at puppy classes and, most importantly, what he 'd learned at home. A bad training class, of which there are sadly too many, could have set Moby's development back months, or even permanently ruined his character. I 've seen so many clients <head>train</head> dogs in classes too large and too loud, where the pup becomes confused and unsure of what is expected of him. Others have been half-trained on slippery floors, where they worry about keeping their feet, yet are yelled at for failing to respond quickly enough to commands. 
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This mixture of sizes did nothing to detract from the overall beauty of the place; rather they gave interest, drawing the eye to different shapes and heights. `Servants &quot; quarters, stables, storehouses and so on, &quot; Felipe de Santis pointed out. `And that? &quot; Maggie indicated a large building almost as big as the main house itself. `That? It is where we train the horses. &quot; He said nothing more and Maggie shot him an intrigued look. Was this where he had <head>trained</head> as a young man? Had the brilliance he had shown been nurtured here? She stared at his profile, trying to see in him her old hero, and he shot her an intrigued look as he felt her eyes on him. 
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Theory and Practice in adult second language teaching Several more generic issues emerge, however. It is interesting to note that we often refer to the training rather than education of language teachers. Equally, we tend to see the learning of a foreign language as mastering a skill, thereby perhaps doing ourselves a disservice. We <head>train</head> to do something for a particular purpose, to develop the performance of specific tasks or skills. 
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But the ballplayers disagree. Most are trim.
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They tell Michael they are looking for new ways of using or acquiring skills. They feel that working alongside disabled students gives a particular significance to their teaching and learning. Like the scheme's two part-time tutors  who are absent from the meeting because they're attending courses in Sign Language and Counselling they <head>train</head> as much by `doing and reflecting &quot; as by attending specific courses.  Incidentally the two part-time tutors were both volunteer support workers the year before. Several of the students, like himself, are in wheelchairs through some form of cerebral palsy. Felix and Gerald, whom he recognises from his special school, have spina bifida and hydrocephalus. 
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The Aerospatiale Gazelle forms a large part of the Regiment and thus is the real workhorse. In peacetime the Gazelle earns its living on such tasks as ferrying VIPs around the country. When not involved in tasking, we <head>train</head> for our wartime roles such as observation and reconnaissance, or Air Observation Post work. On top of all this the pilots need to reach certain training levels, for example night or instrument flying, thus enabling us to fly twenty-four hours a day and in poor weather. Most Army helicopters now operate with a crew of two, and the Gazelles of 658 Squadron are no exception. 
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Our mime is not silent, we integrate movement and text. It's exciting, challenging and totally experimental. HOW DID THE WOMEN 'S GROUP COME ABOUT? Denise Wong: Mime is such a male dominated art form that I decided to develop a women's group, to encourage more black women into mime. The women <head>train</head> by themselves, tackle issues which are women based and are developing a voice that is her own creation. Sky Hunt: That voice is ever changing as we learn and develop our technique as a group. It requires total support and trust. There are so many styles in mime. What we are trying to do is to excite, giving black women a voice, in mime. 
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There are also opportunities to <head>train</head> in central government and commerce and industry. The Training Contract You will enter a two-year training contract with your chosen employer. You will be offered training in at least three different areas of law, taken from a list laid down by the Law Society. The type of work offered will depend very much on the employer you train with. It may include matters such as landlord and tenant work, tax work, probate and wills work, matrimonial law, civil litigation, planning work or crime. Some firms only offer commercial work, others concentrate on private client work and some may offer a mixture. 
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His boyhood was first spent in Guildford and then, from 1856 to 1862, in Chelsea, in the house next door to Thomas and Jane Carlyle  , who became close friends. Despite his literary and artistic upbringing, Percy Gilchrist embarked upon a scientific career. Unlike his cousin, Alexander's nephew, Sidney Gilchrist Thomas  , with whom he was to collaborate, Percy received a complete education, first at Felsted School, and then at the Royal School of Mines  1868 71, where he <head>trained</head> as a metallurgist and analytical chemist and was Murchison medallist in July 1870. He subsequently gained membership of the Institutes of Civil and Mechanical Engineers. His first post was that of analytical chemist at an ironworks at Cwm Avon in Glamorgan. 
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Things should be made easier; after all actors come from all walks of life and we shouldn't keep them out. They should have a provisional card for Equity at the beginning of their career. A.R. You mean that drama students who are graduating from training should have the chance to join Equity? P.S. Certainly they should. Actors who <head>train</head> and go to drama school are usually on grants from local education authorities and to deny them the chance to join the profession   or at least compete properly   is ridiculous. After all, becoming a provisional member of Equity doesn't give them work, it merely gives them the opportunity to work in the career for which they have trained. A.R. 
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And my parents, who, as Dad put it, &quot; have quite enough to see you right &quot; from the sale of used cars in Dad's showroom, had paid the deposit for us as a wedding present. And I? I had passed my A-levels very nicely, thank you, and perhaps one day. I might be able to make use of them and <head>train</head> to be a teacher when my own child was at school. That was what Mum said, anyway. Meanwhile, we had a house. &quot; You 've no imagination, &quot; Graham said the other day, as we stood at the window of what was going to be the baby's room, and looked out at the muddy patch behind our house. 
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Moving an otherwise redundant conveyancing secretary is not the answer, at least, not without paying proper attention to their training needs. Staff development We all need training and it is the key to starting or sharpening up your personal injury department. How you <head>train</head> will depend very much on the area of the country in which you are practising. If you are fortunate enough to be in one of the large metropolitan areas training will be available without the additional burden of travel. If, as will often be the case, you are in a country area miles from London, Birmingham or Manchester, the cost of training can prove a severe burden on a practice. 
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As long as his material is Americana, can in some way be ascribed  to the masses and appears &quot; democratic &quot; to his audience, he remains satisfied. From all this we can now see that two streams of development run through the history of twentieth-century American folklore.
On the one side we have the university professors and their students, <head>trained</head> in Teutonic methods of research, who have sought out, collected and studied the true products of the oral traditions of the ethnic, regional and occupational groups that make up this nation. 
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While Bob Payton was the creative genius that brought the My Kinda Town style to Europe, Peter Webber believes that his contribution has been to maintain it. `They were strong brands when I arrived so I haven't created anything new. But I like to think that I have kept them up to date. We now bring in young graduates and <head>train</head> them in every part of the organisation to the My Kinda Town culture. I have also systemised the business and built an in-depth team which can live without Bob Payton. `I would like to think it's a bit like Disney   it keeps going without its creator. &quot; 
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10. The arrangement with Argiento was working well, except that sometimes Michelangelo could not figure who  was master and who apprentice.
Argiento had been <head>trained</head> so rigorously by the Jesuits that Michelangelo was unable to change his habits: up before dawn to scrub the floors, whether they were dirty or not; ; water boiling on the fire for washing laundry every day, the pots scoured with river sand after each meal. 
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Any foolish young woman can like clothes. You have to teach yourself to understand them. You have a great opportunity here, my dear, if you care to take it. Learn to observe. Train your eyes not merely to look but also to see. Notice our customers. Some of the most elegant women in London come through these doors. Understand how they dress. Taste is inborn, little can be learned without it, but everything can be developed if you have it and the discipline to <head>train</head> your eye. That is all I need to tell you. &quot; As Constance walked to the door, he added, `Thank you for yesterday. Tell your aunt that I am very pleased with you. &quot; Constance could have wept with happiness. 
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First, we realize that a pure specialist does not exist. But, for practical purposes, we have people who  can be considered  as such.
For example, there are persons who are in physical science, in the field of mineralogy, <head>trained</head> in crystallography, who use only X-rays, applying only the powder technique of X-ray diffraction, to clay minerals only, and who have spent the last fifteen years concentrating on the montmorillonites; ; or persons in the social sciences in the field of anthropology, studying the lung capacity of seven Andean Indians. 
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HANGING GARDEN You can make a lovely garden from an old bird cage or small animal cage. Ask a grown-up to attach a hooked chain to the centre top bar. Suspend a cage from a strong hook in the ceiling and fill it with potted plants, preferably the trailing kind. As the leaves grow, <head>train</head> them through the bars for a lovely effect. TRAY GARDEN Ask a grown-up for a shallow plastic container   a seedling tray from a garden centre or a pasting tray from a decorator's shop would be ideal. It must have holes. 
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No. No. the responsibility where it Terry. I I rests as a shared one it's not just ours. I I don't dispute anything that say there, but what I would suggest is that if we do this, if we actually train up, pay for a number of our staff to be <head>trained</head>, we have a unique selling point. Yeah. I couldn't agree more. And it down our vision aims doesn't it? It does indeed. 
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paying for the bloody machine that er Yeah. Mm. I mean we're paying I mean forty five percent There's no way we 'll sit back and let him continue in this way. So we 've got to tell him what the options are. Somebody has suggested that we <head>train</head> some of our staff up to use their machine. And I think it came out of the print room. What a good idea. No. It's not a good idea. There are all sorts of health and safety implications to messing about with erm erm Oh. Well. We 'll get a core erm what do you call it? 
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She said  there is &quot; growing realization  &quot; around the world that denial of intellectual-property rights harms all trading nations, and particularly the &quot; creativity and inventiveness of an   country's own citizens. &quot; U.S. trade negotiators argue that countries with inadequate protections for intellectual-property rights could be hurting themselves by  discouraging their own scientists and authors and by  deterring U.S. high-technology firms from  investing or marketing their best products there.
Mrs. Hills lauded South Korea for creating an intellectual-property task force and special enforcement teams of police officers and prosecutors <head>trained</head> to pursue movie and book pirates. 
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&quot; But in the real world, you learn that speed and quality are not a trade-off. Speed is a component of quality -- one of the things  we must deliver   to satisfy customers. &quot;
Companies that actually market speed as part of their service <head>train</head> their managers to lead and participate in teams that increase speed and improve quality in everyday operations. 
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When one is young and brash   and I think I was brash   one is inclined to brush people aside because you know what you want and you are determined to get it, whereas when one has seen some of the problems of the world, I think one is probably more tolerant. Motivating employees is another issue to which Laing has given much thought. `Choose people well, <head>train</head> them well, give them their heads, but you have to monitor their performance as well, , he advises. `I'm a great delegator, but it is important to delegate to those who are capable of carrying through the task and you must have a good report-back system. &quot; Communicating well to the troops is another important aspect of senior management, in Laing's opinion. 
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The business achieved BS 5750 in 1987 and because of a strict programme of quality awareness and quality management, customers do come back. Blindcraft employs 85 registered blind or disabled people who were referred to the firm by disability employment advisors in local Jobcentres. Bob said: `When we need someone to do a job, we hire a disabled person and train them. Skills people bring in are not necessarily the ones they will use as they have to be <head>trained</head> in the needs of the business. `We can train people in anything from basic literacy and numeracy to trade skills like welding. Training and development of people is part of the Blindcraft ethos. &quot; 
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At its most extreme form it was expressed by J. B. Watson in 1925: `Give me a dozen healthy infants, well formed, and my own specified world to bring them up in, and I will guarantee to take any one at random and <head>train</head> him to become any type of specialist I might select   doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant chief, and yes, even beggarman and thief, regardless of his talents, penchants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and the race of his ancestors. &quot; 
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Their routine is quite demanding and in some ways it expects a level of determination on the part of the rehabilitee that would probably be high enough to get him back to work without a course of formal rehabilitation. Criticism of the retraining schemes is often that they <head>train</head> people for jobs that are not always available to them and they expect too much mobility from people who have further reasons, in their disability, for being reluctant to move from their familiar surroundings. 
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You know this Appraisal interviews, things. Well appraisal training. Which you know I know Mm. Harrogate have they 've done theirs. Mm. But I don't think anybody else has. I'm not gon na do it like that because, if I train everybody, some people might be <head>trained</head> and it's a y a years before they're appraised. I'm gon na do it in small groups, as we get to people. So you're still gon na do that sort of three hour training I don I don't know if it 'll be three hours I mean ideally I know it should be it just depends how we we can fit it in. 
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The training could be technical or non-technical, enabling people to help, for example, in hospitals and so on. We should look seriously at such ideas, because, unless we say that everybody should be in work at the same time, we can not just forget the pool of unemployed. We must consider how to look after them, <head>train</head> them and give them the self-esteem and confidence they deserve. They would obtain that more readily if they were involved in some sort of community task force. The employment reserve of which I spoke would help them to contribute to society and to their personal future and well-being. 
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did Can I can I give you a scenario? say it would start ju just re recap Mm. We did say at the discussion, that we did a four and a half day or a five day construction site safety Yeah. course. We <head>train</head> our people in C S S Well that's construction safety isn't it? That's nothing to do with whether Yeah. or not w w we should be having a bridge or a I'm sorry because 
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We want value for money, We come to watch work We are dressed in our best boxing suits This is Legal And we seek entertainment. There is still great White hope Until then Black on Black is fine, We took these lads from the streets If it wasn't for us he would starve. We feed him We <head>train</head> him We cheer him on We pat his back, There is no one like him Or him Or him If it wasn't for us he would rob you, Ask him. A right and a left A left and a right, We get so carried away So much tension it hurts. 
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Yeah I, I he doesn't have to put Colin in an M S three just because you 've got a vacancy. Hang on. I'm c look let me just give him the two options. The two options are, one you <head>train</head> somebody so that you give them additional training so they Yeah. can do the job. Or two you take the 
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But he said  Dentsu hasn't looked seriously at Saatchi. Though Dentsu says  it has no concrete acquisition plans or deadlines, it is laying the groundwork for international growth.
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Mr Chairman, this, in actual fact, I can put a little bit of light on to this, I mean, having had two of my children, erm, attended this, Air Training Corps. Basically th there are two members that come over to Ottery, and pick the kids up in their own transport, when the A T C transport is unavailable, which they. They take them there, they <head>train</head> them and they bring them back again in the evenings as well. I might, my children in actual fact have been flown around Scotland in the Nimrods and such like. They do do a lot, they travel all over the country, er, and I think it's a worthwhile thing, I mean, you see the kids dressed up smart. 
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The institutions offer a service in that they <head>train</head> graduates whom many large employers and some small ones recruit, often on the basis of a degree   content, quality and grade. Employers may find that supporting educational institutions is good for their public image and even direct advertising. 
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defines TQM as follows: `Total means involving everyone, Quality means delighting the guest, and Management involves organising rather than supervising. `The Total element covers communication, training, recognition, reward and empowerment. We <head>train</head> the staff to know how to do their job, and we tell them what is going on elsewhere in the Hotel. Each member of the staff is empowered to do anything to ensure the guest returns. They now listen to the customer and report back, and we are improving our market research and developing guest databases. We also have guest relations staff to greet all first-time guests. 
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Mr. Bush had been holding out for a bill boosting the wage floor to $4.25  an hour by the end of 1991, coupled  with a six-month training wage for workers newly hired  by any employer. Under the compromise, the $4.25  level would be reached  nine months earlier, while the training subminimum would be shorter, unless it is tied  to a training plan.
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This occurs not so much because the engineers are callous, but because of a blinkered approach by all parties. The water decade has succeeded in forcing engineers, both in consultancies and in governments, to question whether their designs and ideas are meeting the needs of people in developing countries. Engineers have invariably passed through Western universities and polytechnics, which <head>train</head> them more to run projects for the Thames Water Authority than for undertakings in the Third World. Foreign students who return home rise through the ranks quickly, but are often more familiar with activated sludge treatment, as used in Britain, than with simple ponds for the stabilisation of waste. However, most engineers now agree that low-cost systems are better. 
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You know this Appraisal interviews, things. Well appraisal training. Which you know I know Mm. Harrogate have they 've done theirs. Mm. But I don't think anybody else has. I'm not gon na do it like that because, if I <head>train</head> everybody, some people might be trained and it's a y a years before they're appraised. I'm gon na do it in small groups, as we get to people. So you're still gon na do that sort of three hour training I don I don't know if it 'll be three hours I mean ideally I know it should be it just depends how we we can fit it in. 
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This research is known to have caused the Commission great concern and the Society has told the Royal Commission that it is determined to deal with the problem. The Scheme will ensure that all solicitors ' representatives who give police station advice do so to an agreed standard of competence. To help solicitors ' firms <head>train</head> their representatives to meet acceptable standards, the Society is producing comprehensive training material which should be available by October 1993. The Legal Aid Board, which administers legal aid, proposes to stop paying for work carried out by unaccredited solicitors ' representatives after 1st October 1994. 
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`He's causing a bottle-neck. Terry   see to it, will you? &quot; Terry, a heavily built man smoking a pipe, took it out of his mouth and said, `We haven't got a basis to fire him. &quot; `Rubbish. He's been <head>trained</head>, hasn't he? &quot; `I'm not sure. &quot; `Check it out. If he has n't, train him, even if he can't grasp it. Are you with me? &quot; Terry nodded. `Then each time he fails to set the machine properly, you give him a proper warning. On the third warning, he's fired. Shouldn't take more than a fortnight. All right? &quot; `Right, &quot; said Terry, putting his pipe back between his teeth. 
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Feminist psychology also tends to concentrate on traditional, male-oriented psychological themes. It is particularly interested in fashionable mainstream topics, like attribution theory and new technology. In applied contexts, feminist psychologists frequently <head>train</head> women in male-identified management skills like problem-solving and assertion. Feminist counsellors and therapists often adopt similar concerns. Feminist psychologists acknowledge that low-status, female-identified traits, like nurturance and sociability, are also important for both sexes; but they do not spend much time comparing men with women on these traits. 
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Onlookers say  three persons died when one of the buildings exploded into a fireball shortly after the quake struck . Efforts  to fight the blaze were hampered  because water mains were severed  as well.
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He strolled back to the door,  whistling softly, hands still clasped  behind him. He left the house and almost certain death without  even increasing his pace and wondered by what remarkable stroke of Providence he had been allowed  to come out  alive .
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I think the British end somehow managed to start itself up   though I'm damned if I see how. &quot; `What's the problem? &quot; `Because that's exactly what Charlie wouldn't want them to do: start anything without a clear directive from over here. And there's only one sure way to do that: recruit and <head>train</head> them individually or in pairs but never let any one of them see the whole list. &quot; `So somebody must have got hold of the list. &quot; `That could be our strongest point: that things are running out of control. But it depends on how much control the Company wants to have now &amp; hellip &quot; `Not just a list though &quot; Maxim went on. 
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The martial arts are unique. One trains in the arts of war, yet the ultimate goal is peace. One of the vehicles for that inner peace and tranquillity is the Chinese cultural legacy known as kung fu. Many people, both men and women, take up kung fu, not all of them for the same reasons. Some see it as the perfect exercise for keeping fit; others <head>train</head> purely for self-defence purposes. But whatever it is that they seek, this Chinese martial art will, somewhere along the road of disciplined training, provide it. Because it places little emphasis on sheer physical strength, kung fu is a discipline open to young and old alike. Beginning a martial art such as kung fu has many pitfalls. Each individual experiences his own problems. 
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`Michael Chang has the top championship qualities of `heads and feet &quot;. Chang thinks on the court. He adjusts. He plays smart tennis on the move. &quot; Higueras says Chang inherited his competitive ability. `That's hard to teach, &quot; he admits, `and probably a family quality. However, if you <head>train</head> with a coach who's been under pressure conditions, it can make a difference in your own performance. &quot; Higueras fondly remembers what he considers to be Chang's greatest match. `Michael was only seventeen years old when he played Ivan Lendl in the French Open in 1989. Lendl was the number one player in the world at the time. Michael was down two sets to love. 
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With Christie, you feel you are getting a real human being, who races like he lives, courageous and effortful and defiant. The statement about needing to win felt to me more like an oblique comment upon himself than a philosophical comment upon Olympic sprinting. `I train hard, I hurt when I <head>train</head> and my motto is: because I hurt so much somebody has to pay. I don't want to be one of the best in the world, I want to be the best in the world, and everyone I come up against is a stepping stone to me getting over that bridge. That's what I'm striving for. &quot; 
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Everything I subsequently achieved in 1988 is owed in substantial measure to Daley. We made our usual visit to Lanzarote in 1988, but the place had changed. There was a new management, who were eager to use top-class athletes for publicity purposes but appeared to want to give nothing in return. They invited the Spanish and local press to watch us train, which is exactly the opposite of what we were hoping for. I do not <head>train</head> specifically for the indoor season, but continue to carry out my normal programme of track endurance running, tyre-pulling and weight-training. 
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1 If you can get a coach or supervisor then go for it ! Listen and do as you are told and you 'll never regret it. 2 If you enjoy a drink  and most of us do watch your total for the week and don't be heavy-handed if you pour your own. 3 If you are coming back from injury or lay-off, go slowly   <head>train</head> progressively and do not expect to be doing the same times as you were before. 4 If you're a Vet remember the good times  sub-56 minutes for me, but don't chase them when they are far out of reach. Keep ambitions realistic. &quot; Good luck to Hugh. 
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Some almost see him as a non-playing captain. An Irish audience saw the All Blacks for the first time when they <head>trained</head> at Donnybrook on Monday, and the first impression of Mick Quinn, the former international fly-half, was: `The omens are not good. They train harder than we play. &quot; A good international season is essential if Irish rugby is to regain lost ground, improve its image and win back popular support. But in the present climate that is a somewhat pious hope. Dawson must know how Montezuma felt as his Aztec empire began to crumble around him. 
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Jonny says: `Rowing is the sort of sport that, if you're tall enough and weigh enough, you can get pretty good at it   if you're willing to put all the hours into training. I was no good at rugby so I took up rowing. I train for the pain. Actually, the pain is there all the time even when you're <head>training</head> in a boat. So when it comes to a race like the Olympic final it's no different. That's why, with three strokes to go, I knew we 'd win. &quot; All this winter training is to prepare them to win more gold at next August's World Championships. 
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Train for this with bent-leg sit-ups, changing the angle of the knee from nearly straight to heels tucked in tightly against the buttocks. Aim to curl up with your head and shoulders lifting clear of the mat. Increase the work-load by holding a weight against your chest as you sit up. Exercises such as one-legged bounds <head>train</head> the leg muscles for explosive power delivery Bent leg sit-ups strengthen the abdominals. Change the training effects by varying your knee angles Agility training Train for agility with fast shadow-boxing, or work on the punch bag. 
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However, I also do many activities in my own time, out of school hours. These range from homework to hockey and cricket to climbing. On Mondays I play football after school. I am in the under sixteen boys football team. The team has only been going for one term and we have only played two matches against other schools. When we <head>train</head> we go through many moves and set pieces but we also have a joke. I quite enjoy training. Also on Mondays is Venture Scouts. There are seven venture scouts and one leader. We organise everything for ourselves at venture scouts. This means that some of us are on an, `executive committee. &quot; We have a secretary, treasurer, and chairperson. 
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With Christie, you feel you are getting a real human being, who races like he lives, courageous and effortful and defiant. The statement about needing to win felt to me more like an oblique comment upon himself than a philosophical comment upon Olympic sprinting. `I train hard, I hurt when I <head>train</head> and my motto is: because I hurt so much somebody has to pay. I don't want to be one of the best in the world, I want to be the best in the world, and everyone I come up against is a stepping stone to me getting over that bridge. That's what I'm striving for. &quot; It is the sense of striving that makes him interesting. 
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Take off the coloured belt after you leave the area so that you won't have stewards chasing after you for it ! Protective equipment You must wear white fist protectors of an approved type. These have only one centimetre of padding and leave the thumb free to fold in safely. Always train with these mitts to get used to the additional range they allow, and to experience what an acceptable impact feels like. Never <head>train</head> with heavily padded mitts or you will come to rely upon the extra cushioning effect which is not there with the competition version. Some competition organisers allow shin/instep protectors. 
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`My contract is up in May but I'm happy at the club and would love to stay next season if I'm wanted that is, &quot; he said from his home in East Kilbride. McLean joined the Showgrounds scene at the start of the season together with Derek Cook and Alan Ewing after spending three and a half years with Hamilton Accies. `I still <head>train</head> with Hamilton every day and also with an under 21 team, &quot; added the fitness fanatic whose progress with Coleraine has been carefully monitored by his former club. `Even if anyone came in for me I wouldn't want to go before the end of the season. Reaching the cup final is the best thing ever to happen to me. It has given us all a lift. &quot; 
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Further details and entry forms for the RUNNING Magazine trophy will appear in future issues. But if you wish to receive a priority entry, just fill out and return the coupon left to RUNNING Magazine/National Fun Run, 67 71 Goswell Road, London EC1V 7EN. Billy Dee is among the dozens of athletes who <head>train</head> at Brache Estate &gt; o 
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Eubank isn't a fucked-up man venting aggression in the ring, he's a skilled professional, although he has the punch to destroy anyone in his division. `My power is not something I want to portray. I don't care much for knocking people out   that is not the craft. I <head>train</head> to go into the ring and have a boxing match, not just take an opponent out. I knocked the guy out in my last fight in 20 seconds and that's good promotion   but I don't care for it. No one has come near to me when it comes to boxing skills, and that's what I'm interested in. 
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Protective equipment You must wear white fist protectors of an approved type. These have only one centimetre of padding and leave the thumb free to fold in safely. Always train with these mitts to get used to the additional range they allow, and to experience what an acceptable impact feels like. Never <head>train</head> with heavily padded mitts or you will come to rely upon the extra cushioning effect which is not there with the competition version. Some competition organisers allow shin/instep protectors. Check early on whether these will be allowed; the information is normally contained in the details which accompany the application form. If the information is missing, when contact the organiser to find out. 
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Chapman said it would depend on how well he did on the Saturday. Hulme scored twice in a handsome win and confidently expected his leave to be granted. `What about the three goals you missed? &quot; was Chapman's response. Hulme didn't get his weekend, and was ordered to <head>train</head> for a third team match the following Wednesday. Such action was not taken out of spite. Chapman's handling of players was based on a calculated appraisal of each man's temperament, and in Hulme's case he obviously considered that a sharp rebuff and a spell in the third team would boost his determination to improve his game. With another player it could have been different   as it was with George Male: 
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Charles was happy too. He did a little planning and on the next afternoon, in spite of the restrictions on his movements, he was able to keep his word. `Putney Heath, but I couldn't tell you on the telephone. &quot; `That's only across the Common. &quot; `I know. We <head>train</head> on the Common. I'm supposed to be attacking the Windmill at this moment   with my platoon. &quot; `Then why are you here? &quot; `You have to make a reconnaissance before you attack. &quot; He took both her hands and gazed lovingly. `I shall remember every feature. &quot; `Oh, darling, don't go getting into trouble again. &quot; 
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Take off the coloured belt after you leave the area so that you won't have stewards chasing after you for it ! Protective equipment You must wear white fist protectors of an approved type. These have only one centimetre of padding and leave the thumb free to fold in safely. Always <head>train</head> with these mitts to get used to the additional range they allow, and to experience what an acceptable impact feels like. Never train with heavily padded mitts or you will come to rely upon the extra cushioning effect which is not there with the competition version. Some competition organisers allow shin/instep protectors. 
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`We beat Newcastle at their place and Kevin Keegan said nice things about us afterwards. `He didn't have to do that, but what he said was true. They play good football but we were better than them on the day. `There's no team in the Leagues that tries to play football more than us. I guarantee that. That's how we <head>train</head> here, we play football   all the time. &quot; Now he wants to test himself at the top: `I'm as ambitious as the next man. I 'd like to manage at the very highest level and pit my wits against the best. `I love working with players, and I 'd like to do that with the best, though I 've got smashing players here. 
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Both initiatives seek to add a more practical element to teacher training. Both point to the need to give students experiences which will give life to the theoretical elements which are also essential parts of their course. In all educational practice lies a vision of the future. The future of our primary schools is rooted in the institutions which <head>train</head> our teachers. Fashions in education will come and go, politicians, local and national, will peddle their transitory wares, but the long-term effectiveness of our schools will depend ultimately upon there being sufficient teachers of quality to work in the nation's classrooms. 
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But even in a decentralised company, says Mr Chandler, bigness is better. First movers, then, are not always the entrepreneurs who invent a product; but they will be the first to build an organisation which can fully exploit its economies of scale and scope. To compete globally with established first-movers, newcomers have to build plants of comparable size, invest in a similar distribution network and <head>train</head> a rival managerial hierarchy: a tall order. This argument, however, ignores the effects of new technologies on markets. The West's mechanical-typewriter makers were dethroned when Japanese companies like Brother poured electronic models  which employed wholly different manufacturing technologies into the previously unassailable typewriter markets. 
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Most of all, it was suggested, these explanations have placed most of the blame for quality deficits onto teachers themselves or those who <head>train</head> them, instead of examining the characteristics of the environment in which teachers operate and trying to understand and interpret the ways in which teachers make sense of, and adjust to, that environment. Official explanations of deficiencies in teaching quality have tended to equate such deficiencies with tendencies to adopt transmission patterns of teaching. 
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They are both ways of discouraging firms from taking additional people on to their payrolls. I applaud Nissan for having a high training budget, but decisions of that type must be taken by companies. The Government can encourage firms to <head>train</head> more, but for the Government to impose taxes on companies to insist that they train more does not take into account the effects, demands and needs of different industries. People who see that high training encourages success, as obviously it does for Nissan, will follow the designs and needs of the marketplace and will themselves introduce high training. Levies on the payroll will not have that effect. 
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It's difficult to make a living as a guide in the UK. Most guides work independently, taking clients climbing wherever they want to go. Others work at outdoor centres, particularly the two national mountain centres, Plas y Brenin and Glenmore Lodge. Some guides use their climbing and rope skills to work on oil rigs or construction sites. Others <head>train</head> police and service people. I'm not sure what I 'll do when I finish. NN1-VVB &gt; damage as it can. Thanks to their size, toughness, and extreme ferocity war 
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Among the company's current efforts:  repairing old parts at 25% of the cost of  replacing them. UNC also is selling new parts, if  needed , directly to the military instead of through a prime contractor.
At as little as one-third of the government's cost, the company is running a program to <head>train</head> Army helicopter pilots. 
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That's not a way of fudging some other cost, the retained fire fighters are recompensed when we provide training for them, because they normally have to lose work or whatever. They are very, very expensive to train because of that. We <head>train</head> whole-time fire fighters cheaply, but we pay the retained people compensation for loss of earnings. That figure is the majority, the majority of that figure is compensation for loss of earnings. That's the trouble, you get cheap service from retained personnel, but they're incredibly expensive to train. But absolutely essential. That's the only time you pay loss of earnings? 
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An exception to that is the past few years when we have made significant progress. This White Paper is another jump forward. Does my right hon. and learned Friend further agree that the Opposition spokesman showed his lamentable inexperience of industry when he talked about poaching? In fact, companies which <head>train</head> properly and successfully over several years bitterly resent other companies which do not indulge in training taking their workers. That is a problem with which my right hon. and learned Friend is trying to cope. The example shows exactly that the Opposition are not in touch with what is going on. Mr. Howard I am grateful to my hon. Friend for his support. 
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Many of the service professions are now addressing this issue in their own training and might be glad of the help of specialised linguists. The most effective strategy which has been found so far is to involve as many as possible of the key local service providers in the interpreters ' training, so that during the repeated role plays they learn to work together. 3 to collaborate with each other and with the relevant other disciplines to develop a co-ordinated professional structure for community interpreters. Professional training can not take place in a vacuum. One can not <head>train</head> students and then let them fall off the end of the course into a professional abyss. In the established professions, there are clear structures to support, maintain and develop professional practice. 
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In fact the channelling of reports and dissertations towards educationally productive goals is merely part of a wider and far more important issue, that of establishing a new climate of opinion among teachers and those who <head>train</head> them which regards enquiry about the learners and the environment in which they learn as an important part of a teacher's professional life, which seeks to develop interests and provide skills for them to do so as part of their training and retraining and which rewards initiatives undertaken in college and subsequently. AFTER RESEARCH WHAT? 
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As the UN concludes, this is outdated, for the service multinationals bring in the `soft technology &quot; and skills required to run an efficient business. They <head>train</head> the labour they need rather than import it  but note the exceptions like the Korean expatriate workers and often give these workers the sorts of skills that can usefully be hired by indigenous rivals  UNCTC, 1988a. 
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Both these explanations are broadly psychologistic in nature. They appeal to the characteristics of individuals   to competence, skill and personal qualities   as determinants of teaching quality. And it is on these individuals and those who <head>train</head> them that responsibility for the identification of such qualities and the development of such competences is placed. Poor teaching quality, it is implied, results from an absence of the required competences and qualities. 
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But frequently there isn't much choice. Thus, Europe has begun the recent crusade   to produce more worthy shows of its own, programs with broader appeal.
&quot; We 've basically got to start from scratch, to <head>train</head> writers and producers to make shows that other people will want to see, &quot; concedes Colin Young, head of Britain's National Film Theatre School. 
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Transnational companies, particularly those with international reputations, have less difficulty in recruiting the available staff, either from indigenous firms or from other foreign companies. Indeed, there is some evidence of a transnational staff circuit as random conversations in airports and more systematic interviews with TNC executives confirm. The larger transnationals commonly <head>train</head> key staff at headquarters  usually US and European and for some, a job in the factory of such a parent is the first step in a global career. 
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You trust her completely? &quot; `Trust her? Lorna saved me from blowing everything when I got back to New York last week. That son of a bitch Brimmer had sent me out to South Yemen. I didn't object to that. I 've been in Libya, Chad, Lebanon, Zaire, Tanzania, the Sudan. Politics? No interest. I <head>train</head> soldiers, I'm worth my hire. That's that. But in Yemen   &quot; Moore's sudden anger almost choked him. `In Yemen, I wasn't instructing a bunch of camel drivers in how to handle grenades and antitank guns. I was given a bunch of goddamned know-it-all terrorists yapping about ideals with murder in their eyes. 
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Some of the answers are revealed in this study, which was based on a project originated by the Sheffield Branch of Cruse. The book also shows how sensitive preparations and aftercare can help ministers overcome some of the difficulties of a funeral. The book will be of interest to bereavement counsellors, sociologists and, of course, to ministers and those who <head>train</head> them. One theme constantly emerges: that a funeral should be as personal an event as possible, and should reflect the unique nature of human life. Making the Most of a Funeral is available direct from the publishers: price £3.25 plus £1 p &amp; p. John Davis takes on Midland School of Embalming 
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This is a much more subtle  though politically more contentious diagnosis that those which rest on notions of teacher burnout or personality deficiency and which individualize professional failure and blame individual teachers for it  or those who <head>train</head> and employ them. 
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This relative generality of development is of great sociological importance, by contrast with the much more uneven and often specialized and exclusive development of forms of cultural production which depend on the use or transformation of non-human resources. In complex societies there is a significant and often decisive unevenness, as the systems which <head>train</head> these inherent and constituted resources become more professional and more masterly. But  the more so while elements of the most general training persist certain crucial human and social connections, or potential connections, are still there, in the shared resources of which these are developments. 
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You sort of And you as well. Right erm all the rules people are tired etcetera so their rates of and knowledge is probably downhill anyway and then we talk about thirty five minutes just to speed up make sure we <head>train</head> them, we 've given them all the input. What happens? You test it out the next morning isn't it interesting you remembered as proof of the pudding. What did you remember? the training side, it's pretty well the objectives. 
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In a typical year, up to 20% of the work force goes to personnel specialists with complaints of unfair treatment. In a large company that means many hundreds of complaints for personnel   to handle .
2. Formally or informally, <head>train</head> all your managers and supervisors in the company's due-process approach. 
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Keyence's achievement depends upon its concentration on non-manufacturing skills like research and sales. To excel in these areas, Keyence has had to cultivate an individualist meritocracy unlike that found in most Japanese companies. Big Japanese firms like to recruit graduates straight from university, then <head>train</head> them in their own image. Mr Takizaki prefers to poach from other firms, saying that people of varying backgrounds help his company to be creative. He also promotes his staff according to merit, rather than by pursuing the traditional path of steady, age-linked advancement. One board director is just 41   startling in Japan. These approaches are complementary. 
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It's in part a government, and partly E C funding programme, and er the rules on that have been changed which will make many more people eligible for assistance with er, er insulation on their houses. Trained people are on the way, and many of the people that we <head>train</head> go onto work college, other commercial agencies. So there are successes in Horizons Agency, you just have to at the moment by the difficulties in finding the necessary funding to cater for people who are not great achievers in terms of output funding. Right. I 'll be happy to answer any questions, Chair. Thank you. 
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Some LDCs have also experienced a `brain-drain ' as professional and skilled workers migrated to the North to seek out better opportunities and higher incomes. It has to be recognised that LDCs face a difficult choice on how to spend educational funds   whether to erase illiteracy or <head>train</head> a small number of scientific and technical specialists. The problem is made more difficult by the expense of education and the long pay-off time involved. Despite these problems, most LDCs are increasing their education expenditures as the lack of skills and knowledge acts as a barrier to economic progress. 
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These include bans on the use of abortion for birth control and sex selection, and the public funding of alternatives for abortion. &quot; Those who  are on the other side can hardly oppose alternative funding if they continue  to insist on  calling themselves ` pro-choice ' rather than ` pro-abortion, ' &quot; says  Mary Spaulding, the group's associate state legislative coordinator.
Over the weekend, the National Abortion Rights Action League singled out eight politicians, including Pennsylvania's Mr. Freind, as 1990 targets and held a Washington seminar designed to <head>train</head> its leaders in political techniques, including how to put the anti-abortionists on the defensive in state legislatures. 
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This denial of feeling is not difficult to achieve. A very high proportion of prisoners come from a background of grossly limited educational and economic opportunity. Before reaching the status of adult prisoner, many have trod a path of minor delinquency which involved time spent in residential care. These junior institutions are the preparatory schools of the prisons, not because they <head>train</head> criminals, but because they train youngsters to cope with a regime which denies tenderness, warmth and the right to weep with and for your own pain. This style fits too well into the values and expectations most will have encountered from male relatives and heroes. `Real &quot; men in the world of the socially deprived don't show feelings, especially feelings of tenderness or tearfulness, in public. 
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The Air Force is looking  to buy 540 new primary jet trainers, with a total value of $1.5 billion  to $2 billion , between 1994 and 2004.
The aircraft would replace the T-37, made by the Cessna Aircraft Co. unit of General Dynamics Corp., which the Air Force uses to <head>train</head> jet pilots. 
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A very high proportion of prisoners come from a background of grossly limited educational and economic opportunity. Before reaching the status of adult prisoner, many have trod a path of minor delinquency which involved time spent in residential care. These junior institutions are the preparatory schools of the prisons, not because they <head>train</head> criminals, but because they train youngsters to cope with a regime which denies tenderness, warmth and the right to weep with and for your own pain. This style fits too well into the values and expectations most will have encountered from male relatives and heroes. `Real &quot; men in the world of the socially deprived don't show feelings, especially feelings of tenderness or tearfulness, in public. 
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Hino was the fourth son of an elderly farmer who  lived on the coast, in Chiba, and divided his life between the land and the sea,  supplementing the marginal livelihood on his small rented farm with seasonal employment on a fishing boat. Without exception Hino's brothers turned to either one or both of their father's occupations, but Hino showed a talent for neither and instead spent most of his time on the beach where he repaired nets and proved immensely popular as a storyteller .
He had gone into the Japanese navy, had been <head>trained</head> as an officer, had participated in one or two battles -- he never went into detail regarding his military experience -- and at the age of twenty-five, quite as a bolt out of the blue, he had walked into the mission as if he belonged here and had become a Christian. 
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For in English-speaking African countries there can be found many strands and many contradictions. In each case we may trace from them important effects on learning in schools today on the curriculum plans, on policy and programmes for teacher training and, most significant, on the attitudes of teachers themselves and of those who <head>train</head> them. In the briefest analysis the following may be identified as particularly significant. INFLUENCES OF INDIGENOUS EDUCATION These are evident in attitudes to authority and in learning styles used or preferred. Oral explanations and discussion may convey a meaning and a depth lacking in written explanation which may tend to be accepted at an uncritical and somewhat superficial level. 
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In its defensive formulations, the theory will attack conscious change on the grounds of the independent existence of the community. In its dynamic form, it visualizes the community as the embodiment of an ontological force -- the race, for instance, which  unfolds in history.
In both cases the individual tends to be <head>treated</head> as an instrument of the organic reality. 
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Such phrases as `loss of temper &quot; or `heat of passion &quot; are treated as useful synonyms, for which angry or apparently uncontrolled reactions may be treated as evidence. One matter which is viewed as significant is a short space of time between the provocation and the killing, and there are some judicial statements which <head>treat</head> this as a matter of law: the loss of self-control must, it is sometimes held, be `sudden and temporary &quot;. Thus in Ibrams  1982 there had been considerable ill-treatment and violence by the deceased towards D and his girlfriend, and this led them eventually to plan and carry out a night-time raid on the deceased's flat, during which they attacked and killed him. 
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Both are young, one twenty odd, the other thirty odd. The older one looks like a member of the jury for a literary award, the younger one looks like a novelist.
It is evident that their conversation runs more or less on the following lines: &quot; I 've submitted the manuscript of my novel under the title ` Teresa de Cepeda, ' and in it I 've <head>treated</head> a few neglected aspects of that eternal problem which ... &quot; 
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Faulkner culminates the Southern legend perhaps more masterfully than it has ever been , or could ever be , done . He has made it his, and his it remains , irrevocably.
He <head>treats</head> it with a mythological, universal application. 
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Not only a great conditioner but a superb skin moisturiser and it's perfect for shaving ! STYLE FILE If you're fed up with giving him heart-shaped chocolates on St. Valentine's Day, why not <head>treat</head> him to one of these delicious haircuts ! IAN DUNCAN AT PARTNERS FOR PAUL MITCHELL RITA RUSK INTERNATIONAL ARTISTIC TEAM DAYWEAR FROM THE GUS CATALOGUE HAIR CUT AND STYLES BY WELLA BY RONNIE MARSHALL AT DOM MIGELE STYLES BY HAIR ON BROADWAY RITA RUSK INTERNATIONAL ARTISTIC TEAM JUMPER FROM A SELECTION AT TESCO 
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The initial fireball was caught  by cameras in downtown Houston, about 10 miles away. Nearby Pasadena, Texas, police reported that 104 people had been taken  to area hospitals, but a spokeswoman said  that toll could rise.
The injured, including three in critical condition, were <head>treated</head> for burns, breathing problems and cuts from flying glass, hospital officials said. 
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In addition, Delmed, which makes and sells a dialysis solution used in <head>treating</head> kidney diseases, said negotiations about pricing had collapsed between it and a major distributor, National Medical Care Inc. 
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In addition to the forecast, the company also said  it is examining potential cost cuts and reductions in overhead. The spokeswoman said  the exchange would resume trading of Delmed stock today.
Delmed, which makes and sells peritoneal dialysis products used in <head>treating</head> kidney disease, on Tuesday announced the resignations of Robert S. Ehrlich, chairman, president and chief executive officer, and of Leslie I. Shapiro, chief operating officer and chief financial officer. 
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The patent covers BMP-1 type proteins and pharmaceutical compositions and methods for  treating bone or cartilage defects, Genetics Institute said  . The company added that it has filed patent applications &quot; on a large number of different BMP proteins &quot; and the patent on BMP-1 is the first  it has received .
BMP products may be useful in fracture healing and in <head>treating</head> bone loss associated with periodontal disease and certain cancers, the company said. 
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She learns how  to relax them  to accept  -- instead of  contracting them  to repel  -- the entering object . Apart from the standard problem of  controlling the vaginal muscles, other serious barriers  may exist that  need special gynecological treatment.
It is far better to have such conditions <head>treated</head> in advance than to have them show up on the honeymoon where they can create a really serious situation. 
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Lopid sales are expected  to be about $300 million  this year, up from $190 million  in 1988. In Morris Plains, N.J., a spokesman for the company said  the analysts ' projections are &quot; in the ballpark. &quot;
Squibb's profit, estimated by analysts to be about 18% above the $123 million, or $1.25 a share, it earned in the third quarter of 1988, was the result of especially strong sales of its Capoten drug for <head>treating</head> high blood pressure and other heart disease. 
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Dr. Kitamura said  about 35 projects are currently under way in Japan, and that Japanese researchers in the past year have made available   three possible cures to American researchers for clinical tests. He said that when scientists from the two countries meet again in January in New Orleans , the Japanese will present at least three more drugs for human testing.
AZT is the world's only prescription medicine approved for <head>treating</head> the disease. 
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The patent for Interleukin-3 covers materials and methods used   to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology. Sandoz Ltd. has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin-3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it.
Interleukin-3 may help in <head>treating</head> blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment, bone marrow transplants and other blood-cell disorders, Genetics Institute said. 
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Mr. Kageyama is accurate  to deny a specific anti-American bias. It  is more difficult  to deny a general bigotry in  seeing things only the Japanese way.
When the response to criticism is only a better explanation of policies without altering the reasons for the criticism, I am convinced that Mr. Kageyama has still failed to attack the root cause of the problem and is simply <head>treating</head> symptoms. 
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The increased demand would normalize trading and stabilize prices.  Stabilizing the derivative markets would tend  to stabilize the primary market.
The Fed would eliminate the cause of the potential panic rather than attempting to <head>treat</head> the symptom -- the liquidity of the banks. 
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Having confidence in any proffered help is the key. Trained and experienced counsellors are the people the emerging survivor most urgently needs. Doctors, maybe? Psychiatrists? `No, &quot; the women have all said. `They may be sympathetic and may want to try to help, but we know that they <head>treat</head> the symptoms and not the cause. &quot; Some more personal stories, told hesitantly to me &amp; hellip Jean is right now making a go of a job that is about caring for others and often in emergency situations. it has career potential. 
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Cetus Corp. said the government of Spain approved the marketing of its Proleukin interleukin-2 drug to <head>treat</head> kidney cancer. 
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More than eight in 10 respondents reported such a stress-provoking situation in their company. Mid-sized companies were most affected  by talk of layoffs or plant closings.
The study, which received funding from Upjohn Co., which makes several drugs to <head>treat</head> stress-related illnesses, also found 47% of the managers said stress, anxiety and depression contribute to decreased production. 
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And the Pentagon said  dozens of additional crews and transport aircraft were on alert &quot;  awaiting orders  to move emergency supplies. &quot; Two Air Force facilities near Sacramento, and Travis Air Force Base, 50 miles northeast of San Francisco, were designated  to serve as medical-airlift centers.
Some victims also were <head>treated</head> at the Letterman Army Medical Center in San Francisco and at the Naval Hospital in Oakland. 
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It was almost 2215, and 300 cases had been <head>treated</head> on the first day. Would they survive another three days of marching? That didn't bear thinking about. It was time to join the Zommerfest in town. Every year, the Nijmegen Marches are accompanied by a carnival in the town. A band plays at every street corner, crowds drift from bar to beer stand to disco and back to bar. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly as the marchers and their supporters wind down after a hard day. The field ambulance minibus ran the boys down into town, and brought them back to camp in hourly shuttles until 0300 hours. 
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&quot; I hate  to call the doctor but if this keeps up I 'll just have  to  ! ! Can you think of anything   to do  &quot;? ?
&quot; You might <head>treat</head> it like the hiccups &quot;, said Papa. 
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Interleukin-3 may help in  treating blood cell deficiencies associated  with cancer treatment, bone marrow transplants and other blood-cell disorders, Genetics Institute said  . The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein-1, a substance that  can induce formation of new cartilage.
The patent covers BMP-1 type proteins and pharmaceutical compositions and methods for <head>treating</head> bone or cartilage defects, Genetics Institute said. 
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&quot; That's a lot of hard-earned money   to lose  &quot;, he says  today. &quot; Neither me nor my wife were helped  by that chiropractor's treatments &quot;.
And there was the case of Tom Hepker, a machinist, who was referred by a friend to a health machine quack who <head>treated</head> him with a so-called diagnostic machine for what Doctor Fraud said was a system full of arsenic and strychnine. 
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They drank half a cup of this morning and night, and they also washed and soaked their hands in the same solution. Six treatments cured one case which  lasted a month and had defied other remedies.
Frostbite was <head>treated</head> by putting the feet and hands in ice water or by rubbing them with snow. 
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The Bush administration is preparing  to extend a ban on federal financing of research using fetal tissue, government sources said  . A temporary prohibition was imposed  in March 1988.
While anti-abortion groups are opposed to such research, scientists have said transplanting such tissue could be effective in <head>treating</head> diabetes. 
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For erysipelas a mixture of one dram borax and one ounce glycerine was applied  to the afflicted part on linen cloth. Itching skin, considered  &quot; just nerves &quot;, was eased  by  treating with whiskey and salt.
Winter itch was <head>treated</head> by applying strong apple cider in which pulverized bloodroot had been steeped. 
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You might even try walking to work in them. If you feel a `hot spot &quot;   a sure sign of a blister beginning to form, change into your normal footwear and let your feet recover before having another go. You should not get blisters if you have taken the trouble to fit your boots as we have suggested. However if you are prone to sore feet, <head>treat</head> them in the old-fashioned way by rubbing the soles and heels with surgical spirit to harden the skin. Then powder them afterwards when the skin is dry, with a good quality talcum powder. There are also special protective plasters which can be used to cushion vulnerable spots. CONSTRUCTION 
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Type of services provided It is noted above that the main planning focus for suppliers will be business planning to enable them to secure and fulfil contracts. Except in those cases where contracts are population-based, which is not apparently envisaged in the new proposals, providers will have a responsibility only to the patients they <head>treat</head> and will have no responsibility for any particular population. As Troop &amp; Zimmern  1989 express it, `at the hospital or service end the objective is entirely different. Its aim is efficient and effective service provision. It is the `provider &quot; of services. 
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The company expects  to achieve the 20% increase in full-year earnings per share, as it projected in the spring, the spokesman said  . Meanwhile, analysts said  Pfizer's recent string of lackluster quarterly performances continued, as earnings in the quarter were expected  to decline by about 5 %.
Sales of Pfizer's important drugs, Feldene for <head>treating</head> arthritis, and Procardia, a heart medicine, have shrunk because of increased competition. 
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In burns   any third degree burn  see below, any second degree burn  blistering and loss of the top surface of the skin   very sore and painful occurring on sensitive skin  face, hands, genitals or second degree burn larger than a hand size occurring anywhere else. In electrical burns remember to isolate the power before touching the person, otherwise pull them off using some insulating material such as rubber, plastic or dry wood. Third degree burns involve the full thickness of the skin and are likely to be less tender than first or second degree burns so do not be fooled into underestimating the severity of a serious burn by the lack of pain. Do not dress or interfere with severe burns until expert help is available but do <head>treat</head> the shock.
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Exxon Corp. filed suit against the state of Alaska, charging state officials interfered with the oil company's initial efforts to <head>treat</head> last spring's giant oil spill. 
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I want you to find Monsieur Prieur at once and give him this money for the boy's purchase. There's $600  in gold in this chamois sack.
If the old fool argues about the price, tell him I shall order my husband not to <head>treat</head> him as a patient any longer. 
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A genetically engineered version of the human protein developed  by Amgen Corp. of Thousand Oaks, Calif., recently has been marketed  by the Ortho Pharmaceuticals division of Johnson &amp; Johnson. A competing version of EPO is being developed  by Genetics Institute Inc. in Cambridge, Mass.
The drug is being used primarily to <head>treat</head> anemias. 
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And now that returns must show dependents ' Social Security numbers, the IRS wants  to see which dependents  show up on more than one return -- and which dependents  turn out  to be deceased. Impetus for the direct-seller project came from a congressional hearing some years back.
It prompted an IRS study that found many sellers were concealing income and <head>treating</head> large amounts of nondeductible travel and other personal expenses as business costs, Mr. Washburn says. 
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These provisions would be difficult   to enforce  for a program intended  to provide a subsidy, but would be reasonable and effective devices for programs that  attempt  to offset market imperfections. 3.  Record the true costs of credit programs in the federal budget.
Since the budget measures cash flow, a new $1 direct loan is <head>treated</head> as a $1 expenditure, even though at least part of the loan will be paid back. 
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Property Capital, which  is based  in Boston, had told shareholders  it expected  to distribute at least $21  a share, or $229 million , in a liquidation, based on an expected asset sale price of $290 million or more . The company said  it didn't receive an offer  it wanted  to accept .
As a result of dropping the liquidation plan, shareholders will have to <head>treat</head> dividends received this year as ordinary income or capital gains rather than as tax free returns of capital, the company said. 
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Yet women drivers have the last laugh. They get cheaper insurance rates because their accident records are better; they have fewer problems with their cars because they don't thrash them; and they probably expend far less nervous energy when they are driving, because they <head>treat</head> it like any other domestic activity. `Basically, we are just much more tolerant than men, &quot; says Judith Jackson, one of the tiny minority of female motoring correspondents   she writes for The Guardian and Homes &amp; Gardens. `Women are less likely to react violently in a stressful situation. We're more patient, too. 
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7. 7. Chariots flee and pursue exactly like other troops. If forced to flee and subsequently caught by their pursuers they are destroyed. 8. 8. In the case of stone throwers and other war machines with a template, <head>treat</head> each individual part of the chariot as a separate target. TACTICS The Orc and Goblin army is a real gambler's army, an army with many, many different choices, but ultimately an army that favours aggressive play. 
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With membership of the Church of England steadily dwindling, strong-willed vicars are pressing equally strong-willed and often non-religious ringers to attend services. Two years ago, the Rev. Jeremy Hummerstone, vicar of Great Torrington, Devon, got so fed up with ringers who  didn't attend service  he sacked the entire band; the ringers promptly set up a picket line in protest.
&quot; They were a self-perpetuating club that <head>treated</head> the tower as sort of a separate premises, &quot; the Vicar Hummerstone says. 
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Keane left, within three days. All through Albany and Laramie counties, other men were doing the same.
Houses of settlers who 'd <head>treated</head> the company herds as a natural resource, free for the taking, were sitting empty, with weeds growing high in their yards. 
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The S&amp;P 500 index futures &quot; transferred the identity of 500 stocks into one unit -  making them a simple commodity   to trade , &quot; says  George Kegler, senior vice president at A. Webster Dougherty in Philadelphia. &quot; It took away the need  to know the bad third-quarter report of IBM, for example, &quot; Mr. Kegler says .
Of course, portfolio trading -- the increasingly common practice of buying or selling baskets of actual stocks -- also <head>treats</head> stocks as homogenous commodities. 
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But some anti-smoking activists disagree,  expressing anger at what they see  as the company's attempt  to purchase innocence by association. &quot; I'm outraged because this company is portraying itself at the heart of American culture and political freedom and in fact it's a killer, &quot; says  Michael Pertschuk, former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and a tobacco-industry critic.
&quot; It should be <head>treated</head> like the Medellin   mafia, not the Founding Fathers. &quot; 
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Such phrases as `loss of temper &quot; or `heat of passion &quot; are treated as useful synonyms, for which angry or apparently uncontrolled reactions may be <head>treated</head> as evidence. One matter which is viewed as significant is a short space of time between the provocation and the killing, and there are some judicial statements which treat this as a matter of law: the loss of self-control must, it is sometimes held, be `sudden and temporary &quot;. Thus in Ibrams  1982 there had been considerable ill-treatment and violence by the deceased towards D and his girlfriend, and this led them eventually to plan and carry out a night-time raid on the deceased's flat, during which they attacked and killed him. 
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No payments would be made  this year, but  beginning in fiscal 1991, the bill commits the government to annual payments of as much as $500 million  until the total liability of $1.25 billion  is met . The issue has assumed some of the character of past civil-rights debates and reopens old regional divisions in the Democratic majority.
As much as Republicans led the opposition, among the 53 Democrats voting against <head>treating</head> the payments as an entitlement, 42 came from the 13 states in the Old Dixiecrat South and its borders. 
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Of alcoholism and sex and dope and taking sweets from strangers But it's all water off a duck's back As well to save your breath Consideration of a Parent's Wishes Is a fate worse than death   Try and instil a sense of what's right And still they <head>treat</head> this house like a hotel   Day in day out, morning noon and night. Well a mother doesn't want to nag or harp on, or use clichés or run the risk of sounding shrewish But a mother whatever her colour and creed is fundamentally Jewish   She worries ! Usherette Scene 
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But U.S. officials said  representatives at the meeting decided that this was &quot; a matter for further discussion at future meetings. &quot; They added that &quot; all of us (Cocom members) look at the changes in Hungary and Poland in a positive way, but a question of this scope deserves further discussion and study. &quot;
The officials also said the meeting agreed to continue <head>treating</head> China as a special case, despite the recent repression of dissent there, but to offer no further concessions. 
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The Tax Court recently denied business deductions by Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Rubin of Cherry Hill, N.J., who  both were part-time distributors of Amway products in addition to their regular jobs as sales people in other fields. For 1984, they reported gross income of $1,647  from Amway sales, offset  by expenses totaling $16,746  -- including car costs of $6,805  and travel and entertainment costs of $5,088 .
The Tax Court didn't believe that the Rubins, who earned $65,619 in their regular jobs, <head>treated</head> the sideline as a real business and derived &quot; merely incidental elements of recreation and other personal pleasure and benefits &quot; from it. 
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Such phrases as `loss of temper &quot; or `heat of passion &quot; are <head>treated</head> as useful synonyms, for which angry or apparently uncontrolled reactions may be treated as evidence. One matter which is viewed as significant is a short space of time between the provocation and the killing, and there are some judicial statements which treat this as a matter of law: the loss of self-control must, it is sometimes held, be `sudden and temporary &quot;. Thus in Ibrams  1982 there had been considerable ill-treatment and violence by the deceased towards D and his girlfriend, and this led them eventually to plan and carry out a night-time raid on the deceased's flat, during which they attacked and killed him. 
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Otherwise, from the viewpoint of the local authority the head is <head>treated</head> as acting independently. Collegiality in management matters if its absence leads to signs of misunderstanding and discontent on the part of other staff, governors or parents. The style and method of management matter less than the question of whether the headteacher can collaborate with other schools and is prepared to make adjustments and concessions in the way the school is run in order to allow better pooling of time, staff or other resources. It can certainly happen that a head might at the same time be expected to manage the school democratically by the staff, deferentially by the governors, assertively by the local authority and pliantly by parents. 
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They might be surfers looking for surf, or spectators looking for surfers, but mostly they are just wave-watchers, bearing witness to the shifting moods of the ocean, timing the pulse of the patient. Hawaiians on the North Shore are the exegetes of the Pacific, expert in deciphering the ocean. They have given up reading texts and <head>treat</head> the water as their scripture, their Bible, their Koran, from which they are constantly teasing out ingenious interpretations of hidden, secret messages. If we live on continents, we tend to see the world as land inconveniently dissected by expanses of water. Islanders see it as water intermittently disrupted by unsightly deposits of earth. The sea is their kingdom, water their element. 
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She musn't annoy Gunny whose foal  was due then too ! !  Listening for hours to his laments that the war and &quot; Mist Fair's &quot; poverty afterwards had robbed the mare of many a racing triumph, and to his predictions of greatness for the procession of foals   to come, Jenny could look forward to years of conflict with an animal who  disliked her intensely and showed it.
Gunny symbolized so much that was unpleasant -- Tolley, the indifference with which the Fairbrothers and indeed the whole neighborhood now <head>treated</head> her and which she would die rather than acknowledge to her husband, his lack of understanding and sympathy in her present condition, her disgusting swollen stomach. 
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In front of Ruth an old woman, not moving quickly enough to please them, was thrown so heavily that she landed on her back on the deck and was too winded to rise. `Mind what you're doing ! &quot; Ruth shouted angrily to the sailor. His reply was to give her a sharp pull forward and then a shove in the back, which knocked her to her knees. `You <head>treat</head> cargo better ! &quot; she yelled furiously. He spat in her direction. `Cargo's valuable ! &quot; he sneered. `For heaven's sake, &quot; Ernest begged, `don't waste time arguing, Ruth. We must get to our bunks or they 'll be taken ! &quot; `How can they be taken? &quot; Ruth said. `We have them booked and paid for. 
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His wife had said to him: &quot; Nellie is in love with Clayton Roy. He wouldn't even dance with her at Gavin's party.
He <head>treats</head> her like she was dirt. 
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This is a similar distance as between Liverpool and Manchester, but without the benefit of a motorway. Public transport is a joke: you can't get a train home from Cambridge after about 10pm. Next time you do an article on the region, <head>treat</head> Ipswich equally to Cambridge and Norwich. Somebody who says Ipswich Town will slaughter Norwich City next season, Ipswich, definitely not Ilford Norwich ! What's that ever given to rock? Sale Of The Bloody Century, that's what. Ipswich has done even less. 
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However, Jenny explained that there were few feminists and a small number of women teachers who were involved in equal opportunities work, with the result that they were rarely <head>treated</head> seriously  cf Joyce, 1987. Jenny summed up the situation by saying: I know that I'm regarded as one  &lsqb; a feminist &rsqb;  because of the way they  &lsqb; the male staff &rsqb;  treat me. And they try to institutionalise it and put me down. And talk about me being an honorary man and you know, take the piss out of what I say, like how Geoff  &lsqb; the Head &rsqb;  did when I complained bitterly about that bloke  &lsqb; a workman who had whistled at her  &rsqb; . Now you see there aren't many women on the staff who would have done that. 
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But these days, large firms hire as many as 30 new associates a year, and it 's impossible  to personally train everyone, says   Joel Henning of Hildebrandt Inc., a consulting firm that  runs training classes. The Hildebrandt course enables students to brush up on negotiation skills by role playing in simulated deals.
Students also are taught to return clients ' phone calls immediately and to <head>treat</head> the support staff with respect. 
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-- &quot; The pressure  put  on us  to win at all times has resulted in physical violence, such as punching and slapping by coaches. Some days the coaches make you feel as though you are part of a large herd of animals.
In other words, they <head>treat</head> you like a piece of meat &quot;. 
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Her form was silhouetted  and with the strong light I could see the outlines of her body, a body that an artist or anyone else would have admired . As it is in so many affairs of the heart, a man and a woman meet and something clicks.
Something clicked in this instance, but I <head>treated</head> her circumspectly and I felt that she knew it, for we both kept our distance. 
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Let us begin by considering why we want to think of God in personal terms at all. One reason advanced by some is that we tend to value the personal above other things. We <head>treat</head> persons with a respect denied to animals and objects. In the terms of the old philosophical dilemma, most of us would save the endangered baby from the house before we 'd save the Mona Lisa   even if the baby were far more likely to grow up an art thief than another Michelangelo or Da Vinci ! 
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Snotlings live around Orcs and Goblins, infesting their caves and huts, scavenging amongst their rubbish piles, and stealing anything they can get their hands on. Their larger relatives regard Snotlings with a certain amount of affection and <head>treat</head> them as wayward and rather mischievous pets. Sometimes an Orc or Goblin will capture a few Snotlings and train them to perform entertaining tricks, or to perform simple tasks. Snotlings are great mimics and are fascinated by the activities of their larger relatives, which, although their actions are completely inexplicable to Snotlings, they will often cheerfully imitate. 
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Many parents find this change of role quite difficult. They know that their children are stronger than them in many ways and it is hard for them to come to terms with that and still keep their dignity and self-respect. Many family arguments are made worse because people are afraid of losing their dignity. It is possible, however, to disagree with people and still treat them with respect. Prayer Let us remember that parents are people too. Bringing up children is a difficult job and parents work very hard at it. May we <head>treat</head> our parents with respect and consideration, even when we disagree with them. Amen Day 2 The Rainbow Introduction 
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`A drink? &quot; Ellis did not want brandy at eleven o'clock in the morning. He said: `Yes, please   coffee. &quot; Boris gave him a hard, hostile look, then said,: `We 'll all have coffee, &quot; and went to the phone. He's used to everyone being afraid of him, Ellis thought; he doesn't like it that I <head>treat</head> him as an equal. Rahmi was plainly in awe of Boris, and fidgeted anxiously, fastening and unfastening the top button of his pink polo shirt while the Russian called room service. Boris hung up the phone and addressed Pepe. `I'm glad to meet you, &quot; he said in French. `I think we can help each other. &quot; Pepe nodded without speaking. 
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A magistrate had initially refused the request,  ruling that the attack had been a political act for which the man, Mahmoud El-Abed Ahmad, would be exempt from extradition . However, Judge Weinstein wrote in his opinion late last month that terrorism and acts of war against civilians can not be defined  as political acts.
Judge Weinstein also ruled that judges must consider prior to extradition whether the defendant will be <head>treated</head> fairly in a foreign court. 
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`There was not a shred of any sort of case against me, &quot; he says. Mr Anderson's MP, Charles Kennedy, took up his case. Viscount Cranborne, Parliamentary Under Secretary at the Ministry of Defence explained that Mr Anderson was only wanted `as a witness. &quot; Mr Kennedy says: `If that's how they <head>treat</head> a witness, I dread to imagine how they treat a suspect. &quot; VICTIM OF GOVERNMENT SMEAR?: John Anderson Hired hands BRITISH LAWYERS FLY OUT TO PROSECUTE TORTURE VICTIM TWO top British lawyers are off to Africa this month to prosecute a trade unionist imprisoned and tortured by a ruthless dictator. 
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That would be an ironic result of a case in which the Supreme Court expressly stopped short of  overruling Roe vs. Wade . In two other cases, the possible consequences of the Supreme Court ruling appear even more unintended.
In one, the lawyer for a 20-year-old resident of Columbia, Mo., who was charged with drunk driving, argued that his client should be <head>treated</head> as a 21-year-old adult because his actual age should be calculated from conception, not from birth. 
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They all flew into action. &quot; That was a terrible thing   to do  &quot;, I said  to Oso.
The Aricaras <head>treated</head> us like friends. 
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I 'd thought him a pimp or procurer but he didn't seem  to be . He was smooth and civil spoken but it seemed to me  there was something tough under his selfeffacing manner.
Still he let Eileen <head>treat</head> him like a valet. 
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I didn't understand why, Clay. They just all cleared out.
I <head>treated</head> them fair &quot; 
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It won't open from inside. Before we built the new jail, we used  to keep prisoners in here overnight sometimes when the old jail got too crowded .
Hirey <head>treats</head> himself a lot better than we do prisoners. 
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These splints should be taken off twice daily and the arms exercised and rubbed.  Liddiard, 1928 There is a sensible way of <head>treating</head> children. Treat them as though they were young adults. Dress them, bathe them with care and circumspection. Let your behaviour always be objective and kindly firm. Never hug and kiss them, never let them sit in your lap. If you must, kiss them once on the forehead when they say good night. Shake hands with them in the morning. Give them a pat on the head if they have made an extraordinarily good job of a difficult task. 
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Her story is partly one of personal downfall. She was an unstinting teacher who  won laurels and inspired students, but she will probably never teach again.
In her wake she left the bitterness and anger of a principal who was her friend and now calls her a betrayer; of colleagues who say she brought them shame; of students and parents who defended her and insist she was <head>treated</head> harshly; and of school-district officials stunned that despite the bald-faced nature of her actions, she became something of a local martyr. 
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However, Jenny explained that there were few feminists and a small number of women teachers who were involved in equal opportunities work, with the result that they were rarely treated seriously  cf Joyce, 1987. Jenny summed up the situation by saying: I know that I'm regarded as one  &lsqb; a feminist &rsqb;  because of the way they  &lsqb; the male staff &rsqb;  <head>treat</head> me. And they try to institutionalise it and put me down. And talk about me being an honorary man and you know, take the piss out of what I say, like how Geoff  &lsqb; the Head &rsqb;  did when I complained bitterly about that bloke  &lsqb; a workman who had whistled at her  &rsqb; . Now you see there aren't many women on the staff who would have done that. 
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It is not reasonable to suggest that hooliganism is merely inflated by the press and best <head>treated</head> by `radical non-intervention &quot;. The concentration of several thousand younger fans systematically chanting abuse and taunting one another, forcibly separated by the police and each threatening to attack the other is neither an imaginary problem nor simply a product of imitative behaviour picked up from incautious media coverage. Fans dress carefully in order to identify themselves within their group. The styles change with bewildering rapidity but the way of tying a scarf or the kind of boots and socks worn carry a message about the `hardness &quot; of the wearer. `Hardness &quot; is what much of hooligan behaviour is about. 
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`Italian security chiefs.. have pledged to lock up the yobs in Sardinia's notorious Buoncamino Prison and leave them there until AFTER the World Cup ends. &quot; Buoncamino, the Sun went on to warn its potential customers, is `a sinister survivor of the mediaeval past with few modern facilities &amp; hellip the Sardinians <head>treat</head> their criminals ruthlessly   and there will be no relaxation of their hard regime for the English. &quot; While the Daily Star held out the glittering prospect of `dark, damp, rat-infested dungeons in a medieval castle where troublemakers will be left to rot. &quot; But Sardinia is only the start. If Mr Moynihan is prudent, he will already be thinking ahead to the World Cup of 1994. 
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By what right of superior virtue, Southerners ask , do the people of the North do this ? ? The traditional strategy of the South has been  to expose the vices of the North,  to demonstrate that the North possessed no superior virtue,  to &quot; show the world that &quot; as James's Christopher Newman said to his adversaries) &quot; however bad I may be , you're not quite the people   to say it &quot;.
In the pre-Civil War years, the South argued that the slave was not less humanely <head>treated</head> than the factory worker of the North. 
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Ask each other what one manageable action you can perform which will bring the other happiness. Try doing it ! Do you know what pleases your partner most? Try finding out. But don't be hoodwinked into thinking that gifts and other offerings are the way to bring lasting happiness. Gestures help. But it is the way you <head>treat</head> each other which matters most. Try asking, `What can we do together that you would like to do? &quot; You both need to do this to work at the principle of conciliation. Work on ventilating long-term resentments or hurts by asking, `In what area would you like to see me change and why? &quot; 
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Not this year. The National Association of Manufacturers settled on the Hoosier capital of Indianapolis for its fall board meeting.
And the city decided to <head>treat</head> its guests more like royalty or rock stars than factory owners. 
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Just plain old black dirt was also used  as a pack  to relieve wasp or bee stings. Bedbugs were a common pest in pioneer days; ;  to keep them out of homes, even in the 1900 's, was a chore.
Bed slats were washed in alum water, legs of beds were placed in cups of kerosene, and all woodwork was <head>treated</head> liberally with corrosive sublimate, applied with a feather. 
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We review some of the materials available. If you have a good facing brick, it is generally best not to paint it or seal it with any kind of coating. Once on, paint is virtually impossible to remove. If you have a penetrating damp problem, <head>treat</head> brick with a silicone water repellent. TYPES OF PAINT Some water-basedemulsion paints are suitable for use outside. They must contain a fungicide for this use  to inhibit mould growth, and the surface needs to be clean, dry and free from cracks or blemishes. Most manufacturers describe their exterior wall paints asmasonry paint. 
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Check water quality and improve with partial change, extra filtration and extra aeration as necessary. Check that overfeeding is not a contributory factor. Check for aggressive behaviour. Remove affected fish to a small, clean tank or bucket containing aquarium water and treat as per manufacturers instruction with general antiparasite solution. Return fish to aquarium and <head>treat</head> entire system with general antibacterial such as New Technology Bactocide, Tetra General Tonic, KB6 General Medication. Fungus  external   saprolegniasis 
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The set us is run on a Fluval 4 internal power filter. Nitrite is nil and nitrate is very low. The pH is 7.8 8. I carry out a 25% water change every two weeks. My Mbuna keep flicking on the sand, heater, pump and sides of the tank   not constantly, but quite often. My dealer suggested I treat them for gill flukes, so I did this on two occasions but it made no difference. By this time I noticed that one of the electras and an exasparatus had a fungal growth on the whole body. I separated them but they died the next day. I <head>treated</head> the main tank for fungus. 
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CARE OF BOOTS Always wash dirty leather boots with clean water, using a brush to remove any mud. Dry them gently, with newspaper inside to take up excess moisture, and never subject them to direct heat. Do not try to force-dry them in front of a fire or on a radiator. When the boots are dry, treat them with a proprietary wax, such as Nikwax or Granger's G-Wax   both of these are recommended by the major boot manufacturers. Boots which have been factory-treated and given a waterproof finish should not normally be given a wax treatment when new, but should be <head>treated</head> with ordinary shoe polish. Always follow the manufacturers ' instructions. 
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Shingles were cured  by gentian, an old drug, used  in combinations. For erysipelas a mixture of one dram borax and one ounce glycerine was applied  to the afflicted part on linen cloth.
Itching skin, considered &quot; just nerves &quot;, was eased by <head>treating</head> with whiskey and salt. 
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While you are doing this, check that the impeller is clear and that hose connections are tight. The pump should sit on a firm support to keep it clear of the bottom of the pool, and a good idea is to use one of those ornamental concrete blocks that has a recess in its base. This gives small fish an ideal resting place: but please <head>treat</head> any concrete in contact with water with a sealing agent such as G4. While you have the tin to hand, go round any blockwork or crazy paving and make sure all the mortared joints are firm and tight. If frosts freeze water that has seeped into imperfect joints, the expansion will force them farther apart, with disastrous results. Current concerns 
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Now start repairing damaged areas which are to be painted. 1 Here, different timber was used to repair a damaged sill and, in time, the new timber has shrunk away, leaving an ugly gap into which water can soak. Dig out all loose and damaged timber and strip away old paint 2 Allow the wood to dry, then <head>treat</head> with a primer, such as Weatherproof Preservative Primer, allowing it to soak into the wood 3 When dry, fill the gaps with Weathershield Exterior Flexible Stopper. This is easy to apply, and it won't shrink when set. Take it just proud of the timber surface so you can smoother it back when hard 4 
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Ninety-nine per cent of the pesticide was found in the skin. So all those of us who have been taught it is healthy to eat potato skins had better think again. Toxic spray drift is another result of <head>treating</head> crops with pesticides. Minuscule droplets of the chemicals used can either drift during application, or evaporate after application and then drift onto neighbouring plants; alternatively granules and dust can be blown by strong gusts of wind onto other areas and into waterways. Spray drift can seriously damage neighbouring crops, livestock, wildlife and humans. 
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Begin treatment right away. The literature is full of remedies and assistance on this matter so it is always a good idea to read-up as much as you can to become familiar with this and other disease problems. Suggested treatment is as follows: Metronidazole  Flagyl available generally with a Veterinary prescription should be used as follows  see also Dimetridazole: <head>Treat</head> the entire aquarium at a dose rate of 5 7 mg per 1 Litre of water. Remove all charcoal/adsorptive filter media. Treat with full dose on day one. Treat with half dose  2 3 mg per litre on day two and three. Partially change the water on Day 4. If you are using undergravel filters you will need to increase the dose by 50 %. 
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Check water quality and improve with partial change, extra filtration and extra aeration as necessary. Check that overfeeding is not a contributory factor. Check for aggressive behaviour. Remove affected fish to a small, clean tank or bucket containing aquarium water and <head>treat</head> as per manufacturers instruction with general antiparasite solution. Return fish to aquarium and treat entire system with general antibacterial such as New Technology Bactocide, Tetra General Tonic, KB6 General Medication. Fungus  external   saprolegniasis 
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But then, when you stuck things into the holes , why didn't they come right out again ? ? It all seemed rather hopeless.
He <head>turned</head> his attention to the workbench. 
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But in Baltimore, Dr. Vogelstein, a young molecular biologist at Johns Hopkins Medical School, believed  Dr. Knudson was right, and set out  to repeat the Cavenee experiment in cells from other cancers. His was one of two research teams in 1984   to report dual chromosome losses for a rare childhood cancer of the kidney called  Wilm's tumor.
Dr. Vogelstein next <head>turned</head> his attention to colon cancer, the second biggest cancer killer in the U.S. after lung cancer. 
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Weight, 160. Health, excellent.
He <head>turned</head> back to the typewriter with a little more confidence. 
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No action of his could be interpreted  in his favor and four midshipmen, prior to their knowing the significance of the Greek paper, had seen it in Cromwell's hands while Spencer whispered explanations. &quot; I thought &quot;, Midshipman Rogers had told Alexander, &quot; that Spencer was teaching him geometry &quot;.
It was fantastic to <head>turn</head> from the seven men in shackles to the wardroom, where a class of apprentices awaited him. 
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The result: Kidder will focus on rich individual investors and small companies, much closer to the clientele of Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co. than a serve-the-world firm like Merrill Lynch or Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. Mr. Carpenter notes that these types of investors also are &quot; sophisticated &quot; enough  not to complain about Kidder's aggressive use of program trading.
As part of the upscale push, Kidder is putting brokers through a 20-week training course, <head>turning</head> them into &quot; investment counselors &quot; with knowledge of corporate finance. 
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It 's not uncommon  to wait three minutes for a dial tone after  picking up the telephone, and then to be interrupted  by a busy signal before  finishing dialing the number. Officials also say  a national electricity shortage might not be far off.
Economists, businessmen and some politicians agree that the answer is an orthodox economic austerity program including reduced state spending; focusing spending on vital areas such as education, health and welfare; <head>turning</head> state companies private; reforming the tax system, raising public service rates to match costs; and possibly a temporary wage and price freeze and a devaluation of the cruzado. 
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-- FINANCES. Emergency measures would be introduced   to ease the country's financial crisis, notably its $200 billion  budget deficit.
By the end of next year, all loss-making state enterprises would be put out of business or handed over to workers who would buy or lease them or <head>turn</head> them into cooperatives. 
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When she came back  Eugenia was sitting at the kitchen table with a pencil and envelope  jotting down words and figures. &quot; I have here that you could run a nursery of your own for working mothers &quot;, Eugenia said .
&quot; We could put up cribs on the second floor sleeping porch and <head>turn</head> the front bedroom into a playroom where it's nice and sunny, but of course it would entail quite a bit of running up and down stairs and Chris said you were to be careful about that &quot;. 
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Many plants that  used  to make military equipment are now being ordered  to produce televisions, videocassette recorders, small tractors and food-processing machinery. The Soviets also hope  to make better use of their considerable expertise in theoretical science, which  has helped them win twice as many Nobel science prizes as the Japanese.
Where they lag behind the Japanese is in <head>turning</head> the scientific inventiveness into improved production. 
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The demise of the 238,000-circulation Herald, once the nation's largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700,000, <head>turns</head> the country's second-largest city into a one-newspaper town, at least in some senses. 
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But we are not going back to 1970. &quot; Again and again, program-trading's critics raise the &quot; casino &quot; theme.
They say greedy market manipulators have made a shambles of the nation's free-enterprise system, <head>turning</head> the stock market into a big gambling den, with the odds heavily stacked against the small investor. 
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He said  there is &quot; no valid investment reason &quot;  for stock-index futures to exist . A program-bashing move is clearly on.
Charles Wohlstetter, chairman of Contel, who is helping organize the alliance of Big Board-listed firms, said he had no time to work yesterday because he received so many phone calls, faxes and letters supporting his view that the Big Board has been <head>turned</head> into a &quot; gambling casino &quot; by program traders. 
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&quot; Bookies, booze and babes &quot;, Momma said  bluntly. Her reply stung me, but this was too important  to let my hurt make any difference.
&quot; I can't <head>turn</head> the studio into a gambling hell or a saloon &quot;, I said. 
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So far, Wall Street's Old Guard seems  to be winning the program-trading battle,  successfully mobilizing public and congressional opinion  to bludgeon their tormentors. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, a major futures marketplace, yesterday announced the addition of another layer of trading halts designed  to slow program traders during a rapidly falling stock market, and the Big Board is expected today  to approve some additional restrictions on program trading.
Stung by charges that their greed is <head>turning</head> the stock market into a gigantic crapshoot, almost all the big investment banking houses have abandoned index arbitrage, a common form of program trading, for their own accounts in the past few days. 
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Senator Byrd is chairman of the Appropriations Committee. For Iowa, a $1.8 million  request became $12 million  for Senator Grassley, ranking minority member of a military construction subcommittee.
Rep. Jamie Whitten of Mississippi and chairman of House Appropriations <head>turned</head> a $20 million Bush request for his state into a $49.7 million bequest. 
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To date, scientists have fingered two of these cancer-suppressors. Dr. Dryja made his retinoblastoma discovery in 1986.
Then last spring, researchers reported finding a gene called p53 which, if impaired, <head>turns</head> healthy colon cells cancerous. 
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Japan's swelling investment in Southeast Asia is part of its economic evolution. In the past decade, Japanese manufacturers concentrated on domestic production for export.
In the 1990s, spurred by rising labor costs and the strong yen, these companies will increasingly <head>turn</head> themselves into multinationals with plants around the world. 
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The newly identified genes differ from a family of genes discovered  in the early 1980s called  oncogenes. Oncogenes must be present for a cell to become malignant, but researchers have found them in normal  as well as in cancerous  cells,  suggesting that oncogenes don't cause cancer by themselves.
In recent months, researchers have come to believe the two types of cancer genes work in concert: An oncogene may <head>turn</head> proliferating cells malignant only after the tumor-suppressor gene has been damaged. 
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The law sets a deficit target of $100 billion  for fiscal 1990. A partisan fight over  cutting capital-gains taxes has slowed the progress of 1990 deficit-reduction legislation almost to a halt,  triggering across-the-board spending cuts under the Gramm-Rudman law.
The White House and the Democratic leadership in Congress blame each other for <head>turning</head> capital-gains taxes into such a divisive issue this year. 
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If that happens, Chairman Greenspan could well become an open target. Already, Congress is toying with legislation   to curb the Fed's independence.
If the economy <head sats="turn_down.024:0">turns</head> <sat id="turn_down.024:0">down</sat>, such proposals could gain strong momentum. 
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We got some exposure ... and pretty much good will. &quot; The ads are just the latest evidence of how television advertising is getting faster on the draw .
While TV commercials typically take weeks to produce, advertisers in the past couple of years have learned to <head sats="turn_on_a_dime.093:0 turn_on_a_dime.093:1 turn_on_a_dime.093:2">turn</head> <sat id="turn_on_a_dime.093:0">on</sat> <sat id="turn_on_a_dime.093:1">a</sat> <sat id="turn_on_a_dime.093:2">dime</sat>, to crash out ads in days or even hours. 
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What  had caught his attention was obscured  by the car itself, so that neither the girl nor the truck drivers could see, but Benson knew what it was . The girl took a couple of steps toward the man in shorts when Benson, in that barefoot courtliness  Ramey could never decide   was real, said, &quot; You don't want  to go around there, Ma'am &quot; .
The girl stopped but did not <head>turn</head> her head or acknowledge that someone had spoken to her. 
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Their curiosity went happily out of bounds. Then, Arlene threw herself backwards and wiggled in a way that  was just wonderful.
She held herself that way and <head>turned</head> her head towards them and laughed and winked. 
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His black beard dripped down over the front of his coat. One white hand poised a stick above his desk.
He <head>turned</head> his surly, half-closed eyes toward us, stared for a second, then shouted in Yiddish, &quot; One, two, three &quot; ! ! Rapping the stick against the desk. 
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A glance revealed that the main topgallant mast had been carried  away. The aimless milling about of what  had been a well-trained, well-organized crew struck Alexander with horror.
He bellowed orders and watched the alert response of some of his men and watched, too, the way a dozen or more <head>turned</head> their heads questioningly toward the shackled figure as though for further instruction. 
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That's a good trunk. If you want  to get them aired  &quot;
She said without <head>turning</head> her head, &quot; After that rain beating in atop the dust, there isn't a thing that won't be streaked &quot;. 
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Dolores stood  motionless in the doorway. He could not cross the living room, brush past her, and bend down  to retrieve the shorts.
Martin <head>turned</head> his back. 
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Do not let the wicked spirits enter your brain &quot;. He sank back,  sighing, and was soon asleep again.
Outside, the old man, beyond all the curses of the spirits his daughter bore, went to her and twisted the gnarled talons of his fingers in her hair and <head>turned</head> her and pushed her rudely ahead of him into the trees where the moon sent out a thousand arms. 
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He told the woman's lawyer, Victor Blaine, that the short skirt was inappropriate for a court appearance. Despite Mr. Blaine's protests, the judge rescheduled her case for Nov. 27.
Kelly Siegler, an assistant district attorney who was in the courtroom, disputed suggestions the action was sexist, saying she had seen Judge Hancock <head sats="turn_away.105:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_away.105:0">away</sat> male defendants dressed in shorts, tank tops or muscle shirts &quot; many times. &quot; 
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For example, while the laws on individual labor activity allow a citizen to earn a living independent of the state, strict provisions  are attached  on how far this may lead  to the development of a free market. Before  becoming self-employed, or setting up a cooperative, workers must seek permission from the local soviet (council ).
Permission is far from automatic: The soviets have the legal right to <head sats="turn_down.059:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_down.059:0">down</sat> applications and impose conditions, and they appear to be exercising these powers. 
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As he drove home through the thinning traffic, Cady felt the unease growing. He hadn't told anyone, but he, too, had applied to five colleges for David.
They had all <head sats="turn_down.090:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_down.090:0">down</sat> his son. 
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Dave shrugged on his sports coat and picked up the car keys. &quot;  Don't be too sure, Dad.
Charles Burke got <head sats="turn_down.194:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_down.194:0">down</sat> by Dartmouth and he is a straight-A student &quot;. 
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My head was clear, my thinking sober and I was reconciled  to this Paris idea as a flop on top of all my others. A good binge has that kind of therapeutic value.
Sometime earlier the weather had <head>turned</head> cold and it was snowing. 
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I knew &quot; ! ! Everyone stared at me and drew back.
Their eyes <head>turned</head> cold and accusing, even Via 's. 
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Scientists call the new class of genes tumor-suppressors, or simply anti-cancer genes. When  functioning normally , they make proteins that  hold a cell's growth in check.
But if the genes are damaged -- perhaps by radiation, a chemical or through a chance accident in cell division -- their growth-suppressing proteins no longer work, and cells normally under control <head>turn</head> malignant. 
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&quot; Nobody gave me flowers before.  Thank you, Quint &quot;.
Her face <head>turned</head> pink with pleasure and a smothered cough. 
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He often groans, he says  , at the &quot; clutter &quot; of sports stories about drugs, alcohol, gambling and some player's lament &quot; about the miserly millions  he is offered    to play the game. &quot; His morning paper, the Washington Post, even carries a sports column called  &quot; Jurisprudence &quot; that  recounts the latest arrests and convictions of players and team managers.
Like many sports buffs, Mr. Engelken has <head>turned</head> cynic. 
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This Woman had no distinct shape or size and no particular face, but she radiated warmth, a sweet warmth; ; she would talk to him in a soothing voice about things  his mother would have said   were not nice and put her hands on him and kiss him passionately.
When she would do these things, he would <head>turn</head> blind for an instant and become sick at his stomach. 
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&quot; Except for Shabbat, when they are praying all day  &quot;. I rubbed my hands together.
They had <head>turned</head> numb and prickly in the classroom. 
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The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers <head>turn</head> into sellers. 
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&quot; You are a big muscle-bound ape and you got this idea about  setting a record. And you also got this little spark in your bird-brain that  tells you  to turn around before you drown yourself.
So you <head sats="turn_around.076:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_around.076:0">around</sat> &quot;. 
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Henrietta held her bouquet out of reach and said  it was for Doaty. &quot;  Rummaging in the dew &quot;, said  Rosa coldly.
&quot; Go change your shoes before you <head sats="turn_around.141:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_around.141:0">around</sat> &quot;. 
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Your Oct. 13 page-one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by <head sats="turn_down.009:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_down.009:0">down</sat> Alexander Graham Bell's offer to it of his invention, because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph. 
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Previously, watch imports were denied  such duty-free treatment. Timex had requested duty-free treatment for many types of watches, covered  by 58 different U.S. tariff classifications.
The White House said Mr. Bush decided to grant duty-free status for 18 categories, but <head sats="turn_down.069:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_down.069:0">down</sat> such treatment for other types of watches &quot; because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U.S. and the Virgin Islands. &quot; 
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For nearly a decade, banks have competed for customers primarily with the interest rates  they pay  on their deposits and charge  on their loans. The competitive rates were generally offset  by hefty fees on various services.
But many banks are <head sats="turn_away.126:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_away.126:0">away</sat> from strict price competition. 
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They said that we must not fight but wait for the Messiah &quot;. I was amazed .
You had to have convictions to lie down in the road in all those clothes and appear as though you might wish to <head sats="turn_out.174:0">turn</head> yourself <sat id="turn_out.174:0">out</sat> of your own home. 
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Among the targets of the Big Board companies ' campaign will be  some corporate pension funds that  use program-trading strategies  to maximize returns on their investments. For Contel's part, the company a month ago informed each of its money managers that it would drop them if they give business to program-trading firms.
It was just those kinds of ultimatums that last week succeeded in <head sats="turn_up_the_heat.037:0 turn_up_the_heat.037:1 turn_up_the_heat.037:2">turning</head> <sat id="turn_up_the_heat.037:0">up</sat> <sat id="turn_up_the_heat.037:1">the</sat> <sat id="turn_up_the_heat.037:2">heat</sat> in the debate. 
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He admits, though,  it isn't one of Campbell Soup's better products in terms of recyclability. Campbell Soup, not surprisingly, doesn't have any plans  to advertise in the magazine, according to its spokesman.
Some media experts question whether a young magazine can risk <head sats="turn_off.193:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_off.193:0">off</sat> Madison Avenue's big spenders. 
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Or those who  choose not  to farm can lease their lands and crop allotments for handsome sums. Farmers in the Midwest and other areas have suffered, but those along the Mississippi continue  to prosper with holdings that  were built  with the sweat of men and women living in economic slavery.
And when they were no longer needed, they were <head>turned</head> loose unprepared to build lives of their own. 
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It was five minutes after four. On some distant farm a rooster crowed and, far down the valley, an associate answered.
He <head sats="turn_over.072:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_over.072:0">over</sat> impatiently and pulled the sheet over his head against the treacherous encroachment of the dawn. 
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&quot; The stocks that  have been the best are having big pullbacks, and the ones that  have been the worst are getting clobbered , &quot; Mr. Mills said . He expects the market to sink further and to reach a low sometime next month or in December.
The selling by money managers and individual investors is <head>turning</head> traders bearish as well. 
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No, no it was an unfortunate resemblance, that was all  it was , and I turned to Dick,  forcing myself to put my disquiet out of my mind. In a low voice, Dick filled us in she 'd been picked  up downtown, passed out in the doorway.
Although quiet when they brought her in, she 'd suddenly <head>turned</head> violent and had to be knocked out. 
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For one of the superstars of glasnost, Vitaly Korotich, editor of the trail-blazing weekly Ogonyok, Friday, Oct. 20 was a somersaulting day that <head>turned</head> from tension to elation. 
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Texaco, thinking in terms of $18-to-$19  oil for 1990, may raise spending, especially for low-risk prospects, an official says  . Outside investors, scarce since '86, are edging back.
Although &quot; it's still difficult to raise money for a pure wildcat program, &quot; says William Thomas, a Texas Commerce Bank official in Houston, &quot; institutions are starting to see there are cycles to these things, and this one is beginning to <head>turn</head>. &quot; 
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Voters generally agree when they are given  a chance  to decide if they want  to sink their own tax dollars into a new mega-stadium . San Francisco voters rejected a new ballpark two years ago.
Last month, Phoenix voters <head sats="turn_thumbs_down.052:0 turn_thumbs_down.052:1">turned</head> <sat id="turn_thumbs_down.052:0">thumbs</sat> <sat id="turn_thumbs_down.052:1">down</sat> on a $100 million stadium bond and tax proposition. 
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Elemental, but sex. That's what  was on my mind.
I was <head sats="turn_over.004:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_over.004:0">over</sat> the idea of a good debauchery when I dozed off. 
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The ads are just the latest evidence of how television advertising is getting faster on the draw . While TV commercials typically take weeks  to produce , advertisers in the past couple of years have learned  to turn on a dime,  to crash out ads in days or even hours.
The big brokerage houses learned the art of the instant commercial after the 1987 crash, when they <head sats="turn_out.035:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.035:0">out</sat> reassuring ads inviting investors right back into the stock market. 
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And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what  was  to be a $1 billion  cereal plant. The company said  it was delaying construction because of current market conditions.
But the Memphis, Tenn., facility wasn't to begin <head sats="turn_out.042:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_out.042:0">out</sat> product until 1993, so the decision may reveal a more pessimistic long-term outlook as well. 
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&quot; I don't have a lemon &quot;. He had  to write very small  to get it on the bottom of the scrap of paper.
By the next morning, she had <head sats="turn_over.098:0">turned</head> the paper <sat id="turn_over.098:0">over</sat>. 
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I had turned at the corner of the field and I had  to look back  to raise the plow and then to drop it again into the earth, and I was thinking of the boy and the water anyway, and when I looked again down the furrow , the snake was there. It lay half in the furrow and half out, and the front wheels had rolled nearly up to it when I put in the clutch .
The tractor was heavily loaded with the weight of the plow <head>turning</head> the earth, and the tractor stopped instantly. 
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He said  the exchange is &quot; headed for a real crisis &quot; if program trading isn't curbed . &quot; I do not want my money invested  in what I consider  as nothing more than a casino, &quot; Mr. Bradley wrote .
The battle has <head>turned</head> into a civil war at some firms and organizations, causing internal contradictions and pitting employee against employee. 
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When U.S. trading began , Treasury bonds received an additional boost from news that sales of new single-family homes fell 14% in September. The contraction was twice as large as economists projected and was the sharpest decline since a 19% drop in January 1982.
Economists said the report raised speculation that the economic slowdown could <head>turn</head> into a recession, which would pave the way for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. 
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This test was the first   to predict reliably whether an individual could expect  to develop cancer. Equally important, the initial discovery of the gene that  controls retinal cell growth, made  by a Boston doctor named  Thaddeus Dryja, has opened a field of cancer study, which  in recent months has exploded.
&quot; It <head sats="turn_out.027:0">turns</head> <sat id="turn_out.027:0">out</sat> that studying a tragic but uncommon tumor made possible some fundamental insights about the most basic workings of cancer, &quot; says Samuel Broder, director of the National Cancer Institute. 
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Drug makers shouldn't be able  to duck liability because people couldn't identify precisely which identical drug  was used . But courts quickly tumbled down a slippery slope.
Just as all plaintiffs are not alike, it <head sats="turn_out.050:0">turns</head> <sat id="turn_out.050:0">out</sat> that DES defendants marketed the drugs differently and may have offered different warranties. 
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&quot; Giants fans went into euphoria, &quot; says  Mr. Engelken. And Bobby Thomson was made  a legend.
The same Bobby Thomson, it <head sats="turn_out.084:0">turns</head> <sat id="turn_out.084:0">out</sat>, who sells those paper-goods today. 
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The deletion  Dr. Vogelstein found  was in exactly the same spot as p53. But Mr. Levine had said  the p53 gene caused cancer by  promoting growth, whereas the Johns Hopkins scientists were looking for a gene that  suppressed growth.
Despite that, when the Johns Hopkins scientists compared the gene they had found in the human cancer cells with the Mr. Levine's p53 gene they found the two were identical; it <head sats="turn_out.113:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.113:0">out</sat> that in Mr. Levine's cancer studies, he had unknowingly been observing a damaged form of p53 -- a cancer-suppressing gene. 
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About 140 Mayan, Aztec, Mixtec and Zapotec objects, including some of Mexico's best-known archaeological treasures, were taken . The government offered a reward for the return of the antiquities, but routine police work led to the recovery.
As it <head sats="turn_out.118:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.118:0">out</sat>, Carlos Perches Trevino and Ramon Sardina Garcia had hidden the haul in a closet in the Perches family's home for a year. 
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( An actor must have discipline.) The film was called  The Diet of Worms, which I felt   was just what Letch deserved .
It <head sats="turn_out.146:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.146:0">out</sat> to be a life of Martin Luther, of all things ! ! 
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That was another reason  the Street loved Santa Fe . With real estate experts Olympia &amp; York and Samuel Zell's Itel owning close to 40% of Santa Fe's stock, management was under pressure -- in a favored phrase of Wall Street --  to quickly &quot; maximize values. &quot;
But value, it <head sats="turn_out.161:0">turns</head> <sat id="turn_out.161:0">out</sat>, is only what a buyer will pay. 
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Miami Dolphins owner Joe Robbie disagrees, and he can prove it. Several years ago he gave up  trying  to persuade Miami  to improve its city-owned Orange Bowl, and instead built his own $100 million  coliseum with private funds.
He didn't see why the taxpayers should help build something he would then use to <head>turn</head> a healthy profit. 
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Last year, earnings of the combined companies didn't cover debt service and Pinkerton's was forced  to borrow $20 million  of subordinated debt. &quot; We wouldn't have had  to refinance if a lot of the problems hadn't been there, &quot; Mr. Wathen says .
This year, Mr. Wathen says the firm will be able to service debt and still <head>turn</head> a modest profit. 
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But they have  to attract good senior bankers who  can bring in the business from day one. &quot; In 1988, Kidder eked out a $46 million  profit, mainly because of severe cost cutting.
Its 1,400-member brokerage operation reported an estimated $5 million loss last year, although Kidder expects it to <head>turn</head> a profit this year. 
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She had let Jim go with a chilly good-by, a chillier kiss. She was sorry, and angry at herself, because never in their life together had she done that.
She <head>turned</head> and began to walk toward the house. 
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Just as he knew that she had stopped  loving him. The Brahmaputra has its headwaters in the tableland of the world, the towering white headwalls of the Himalayas that  are unknown to man as any other space on the planet.
For a brief period each year, the rays of the sun are warm enough to melt some of the snows piled a mile deep at the base of the headwalls, and then the pinnacles glisten in the daytime at high noon, and billions of gallons of water begin their slow seepage under the glaciers and across the rockstrewn hanging valleys on their long, meandering journey to the sea -- running east past the sky-carving massifs of Gurla Mandhata and Kemchenjunga, then <head>turning</head> south and curling down through the jungles of Assam, past the Khasi Hills, and into Bengal, past Sirinjani and Madaripur, until the hard water of the melting snows mingles with the soft drainage of fields and at length fans out to meld with the teeming salt depths of the Bay of Bengal. 
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Ramey caught a glimpse of the insurance man. Some of the ruddiness was gone from his face and he stared at Ramey.
It's all over now, the driver thought as he saw the patrolman <head>turn</head> and walk rapidly down along the trailer toward them. 
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It gave him a chance  to unload the stuff and get it down to the cellar without a barrage of acid comments. He had made such a fuss about  buying that second car that he knew  he was vulnerable.
He piled everything neatly in a corner of the cellar and <head>turned</head> to stare at the blank stone wall. 
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Then he fled,  not waiting  to see if she minded him or took notice of his cry. But she heard him go.
Yet she did not hesitate and only <head>turned</head> slightly, her neck tall as she looked in his direction, and continued on her way toward the end of the camp. 
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He was very tanned -- big hands might have torn him from a Coca-Cola poster. &quot; He's dead, isn't he  &quot;? ? The man said .
He <head>turned</head> and bent over the body of the Indian. 
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Devout, orthodox and plain like a family  she might meet  in Brooklyn or Malta or Ireland. But Carla's eyes were on Agnese whose glowing face and softening eyes  gave her a look of warmth and happiness.
And Carla, watching in wonder, <head>turned</head> to Sam. 
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The two men in overalls stood just behind the blonde-headed man. He wore tennis shorts and a white sweater with a red V at the neck, the sleeves pushed  above the elbows.
He <head>turned</head> and looked at them with clear blue eyes, immaculate eyes. 
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The Ferraros offered them biscuits with the coffee.  Acting only as interpreter Carla, her hands folded  on her lap, was utterly impersonal.
She would <head>turn</head> to them, then turn to him, then turn again. 
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&quot; Oh, I forgot  to say that if one is taken  to the funny house in the funny wagon, he is removed  to a mental institution in an ambulance. Recently, by the way, I received a questionnaire in which I was asked  whether or not I was non-institutionalized  &quot;.
My host went over and stared out the window at his peacocks; ; then he <head>turned</head> to me. 
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He pretended that the lath was a tractor and he would drag it through the dirt and make buzzing, tractor sounds with his lips. I almost ran over the snake before I could stop the tractor in time.
I had <head>turned</head> at the corner of the field and I had to look back to raise the plow and then to drop it again into the earth, and I was thinking of the boy and the water anyway, and when I looked again down the furrow, the snake was there. 
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Their arms around each other, they had been talking of the present and the future; ; their talk and their feeling had been as deep and warm, as steeped in light, as the air around them. Then, from within the still, sleeping house, the telephone had rung; ; Myra, with her news, was on the other end of the line.
Jim <head>turned</head> back from the stairway and looked at her. 
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The Ferraros offered them biscuits with the coffee.  Acting only as interpreter Carla, her hands folded  on her lap, was utterly impersonal.
She would turn to them, then turn to him, then <head>turn</head> again. 
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Only at this moment -- perhaps because it was before dawn and she was lying in Doaty's bed -- she found herself examining how others might regard her . Perhaps they would argue that morality consisted just of that ability  to see a choice.
She <head>turned</head> on her side, finding the idea oppressive. 
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Now, some of the acknowledgments were cautious, but all were interested. An old man, sitting against the wall of a cottage and waiting for the sun to find him, gave her a more than reflective look as she passed, the sap still plainly rising in his branches.
On an impulse, she <head>turned</head> back and said good morning. 
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&quot; Sam, no one around here wears such heavy soles. Can't you get another pair &quot;? ?
&quot; Maybe I could &quot;, he said, surprised that she could <head>turn</head> from herself and notice anything about him. 
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The Ferraros offered them biscuits with the coffee.  Acting only as interpreter Carla, her hands folded  on her lap, was utterly impersonal.
She would turn to them, then <head>turn</head> to him, then turn again. 
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&quot; This afternoon let's take an air with them.  Let's be fine superior people of great dignity &quot;, he said  as if he were joking.
&quot; If you find it necessary, Sam, go ahead &quot;, she said, <head>turning</head> on the stair. 
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Why won't you give me a chance  &quot;? ? A silence fell.
Heads instinctively <head>turned</head> in Willis ' direction. 
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I was suddenly conscious of my bare arms. The girls in the market place wore long-sleeved dresses and covered their legs with cloth stockings.
I <head>turned</head> and watched him stride down the center of the road. 
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He was six feet one   like his father, with big hands and a hairy chest, a man  the weak and persecuted would turn to . Fearless.
Every night when he wanted a drink of water, didn't he practice being fearless by not <head sats="turn_on.021:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_on.021:0">on</sat> the bathroom light? ? 
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He was a florid, puffy man in his early sixties,  very natty in his yachting cap, striped jacket and white flannels. He went to Key West every fall and winter and was the only man in town who  did not know that his title of &quot; Commodore &quot; was never used  without irony.
Old Commodore Forsythe, who had once lost a fifty-dollar bet on whether he could get both motors started and <head sats="turn_on.046:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_on.046:0">on</sat> the running lights without accidentally turning on something else first. 
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They claimed that the Fed would first give a green light to the economy by making credit readily available and then <head sats="turn_on.065:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_on.065:0">on</sat> the red and bring growth to a screeching halt. 
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He was a florid, puffy man in his early sixties,  very natty in his yachting cap, striped jacket and white flannels. He went to Key West every fall and winter and was the only man in town who  did not know that his title of &quot; Commodore &quot; was never used  without irony.
Old Commodore Forsythe, who had once lost a fifty-dollar bet on whether he could get both motors started and turn on the running lights without accidentally <head sats="turn_on.087:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_on.087:0">on</sat> something else first. 
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He knew how  to spread himself against the borders of the space that  had  to separate them . Carrozza rides in the park, the Colosseum by moonlight, he specialized .
Theresa <head sats="turn_away.114:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_away.114:0">away</sat> to escape, and climbed to a higher landing where the steps divided in two. 
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The Golden Calf was dimly lit  with shaded neon. There were more women than men in the place, but he couldn't find a flowerpot.
They all had the hard look of gamblers who had stopped dreaming, who automatically <head>turned</head> the cards, hardly caring what showed up. 
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Matsuo took the small knife from its scabbard and laid it on the ground, out of the marine's reach and away from their shadows. He waited in his squat,  gripping the hair.
Every so often he <head>turned</head> the knife. 
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I grimaced in distaste. &quot; Well, better see what I can do  &quot;.
We 'd been standing right outside Miss Bancroft's door and as I went to <head>turn</head> the knob to enter, I was surprised to find that the door was slightly ajar. 
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&quot; She said something like ` You just want  to make it easy for the school. ' I was dumbfounded, &quot; Mrs. Ward recalls .
&quot; It was like someone had <head>turned</head> a knife in me. &quot; 
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Why, when I drove down to church , didn't it speak to me ,  seeing the lights still on and the day crisp and clear? ? Prisoners brought to the dock accused  of murder or accident say  they can not remember, and  reading the accounts of their testimony you can not believe that the mind can remove, absent itself, unsee.
When I came back from church at noon Mrs. Thaxter was <head>turning</head> into the Salter driveway. 
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I got on the tractor again and I had  to watch the plow closely because the field was drawn  across the long hillside and even in that good soil there was a danger of rocks. I had my back to the corner of the triangular field that  pointed towards the house.
The earth was a little heavy and I had to stop once and clean the plowshares because they were not scouring properly, and I did not look back towards the place until I had <head>turned</head> the corner and was plowing across the upper line of the large field, a long way from where I had stopped because of the snake. 
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In all, federal outlays amounted to $1.143 trillion  in 1989, up 7.5% from the previous year, the Treasury said  . Federal revenues rose 9% to $990.79 billion .
The Treasury said a surge in tax receipts noted earlier in the year didn't <head sats="turn_out.018:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_out.018:0">out</sat> to be quite as strong as it first appeared. 
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&quot; The ultimate punishment, &quot; he declared , &quot; will protect the law-abiding from the vicious, cruel individuals who  commit these crimes. &quot; There's just one problem: The law that Sen. Thurmond is pushing  would be irrelevant in the case of the Maryland restaurant murders and almost all other killings.
Most murders are state crimes, so any federal capital-punishment law probably would <head sats="turn_out.049:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_out.049:0">out</sat> to be more symbolism than substance. 
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At least, we were together and we had Mrs. Hodges,  bless her,  to look after us -- no mother could be fonder of Gladdy than Mrs. Hodges was . I was lucky in lots of ways, no doubt about it.
Especially in the way Gladdy had <head sats="turn_out.115:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.115:0">out</sat>. 
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All these vehicles have sharply improved Nissan's morale and image -- but haven't done much for its market share. Nissan had 29% of the Japanese car market in 1980 before  beginning a depressing eight-year slide that  continued through last year.
Strong sales so far this year are certain to <head sats="turn_the_tide.168:0 turn_the_tide.168:1">turn</head> <sat id="turn_the_tide.168:0">the</sat> <sat id="turn_the_tide.168:1">tide</sat>, but even the 25% market share that Nissan expects in 1989 will leave it far below its position at the beginning of the decade. 
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Intel was up 1 3 8 to 33 3 4. But traders who  watch the stocks warned  the rise may be yet another &quot; one-day phenomenon. &quot;
Technology stocks bore the brunt of the OTC market's recent sell-off, and traders say it's natural that they rebound sharply now that the market has <head sats="turn_around.127:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_around.127:0">around</sat>. 
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The decision in Los Angeles federal court stems from a 1985 Mercury Sable TV ad that Young &amp; Rubicam worked  up for Ford Motor Co. The ad agency had approached Ms. Midler about appearing, but she declined,  citing a longstanding policy of  refusing advertising work.
The agency then <head>turned</head> to a former backup singer for Ms. Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms. Midler's 1973 hit song &quot; Do You Wanna Dance. &quot; 
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But for small American companies, it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help.  Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp., a Wayland, Mass., manufacturer of high-tech medical devices, which three years ago  set its sights on Japan as an export market.
Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan, tiny Candela <head sats="turn_to.016:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_to.016:0">to</sat> Mitsui &amp; Co., one of Japan's largest trading companies, for investment. 
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&quot; I sense that some people are reluctant  to stick their necks out in any aggressive way until after the figures come out, &quot; said  Richard Eakle, president of Eakle Associates, Fair Haven, Campbell Soup jumped 3 3 8 to 47 1 8 as the resignation of R. Gordon McGovern as president and chief executive officer sparked a revival of rumors that the company could become a takeover target.
Prudential-Bache Securities boosted the stock's short-term investment rating in response to the departure; analyst John McMillin said he believes the company will <head>turn</head> to new management &quot; that's more financially oriented. &quot; 
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Insurers, such as Cigna Corp., Transamerica Corp, and Aetna Life &amp; Casualty Co., buy reinsurance from other U.S.-based companies and Lloyd's of London for one catastrophe at a time. After Hugo hit, many insurers exhausted their reinsurance coverage and had  to tap reinsurers  to replace that coverage in case there were any other major disasters before the end of the year.
After the earthquake two weeks ago, brokers say companies scrambled to replace reinsurance coverages again and Lloyd's syndicates <head>turned</head> to the London market excess lines for protection of their own. 
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Trading was muted  in part because of the observance of All Saints ' Day across much of Europe. Continued export demand also supported prices.
As an indicator of the tight grain supply situation in the U.S., market analysts said that late Tuesday the Chinese government, which often buys U.S. grains in quantity, <head>turned</head> instead to Britain to buy 500,000 metric tons of wheat. 
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Then the young man in the brown sports jacket spoke, and it was no different. &quot; Harro, girl-san &quot; ! !
He said, <head sats="turn_on.143:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_on.143:0">on</sat> what was meant to be charm. 
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Heiwa Real Estate gained 40 to 2210. Investor focus shifted quickly, traders said  .
Many of the morning-session winners <head sats="turn_out.015:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.015:0">out</sat> to be losers by afternoon. 
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Freddy's backing dropped away from him and Mr. Willis was forced  to make up the deficit. Adam, beset  by changing defense conditions and the open secret that he was part of the new corporation, couldn't deliver from his end.
The Wisconsin plant <head sats="turn_out.081:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.081:0">out</sat> to be a white elephant. 
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While competitors moved production offshore in response to the sagging competitiveness of Japanese factories, Sansui lacked the money   to build new plants  in Southeast Asia. &quot; Our company has not been able  to cope very effectively with &quot; changes in the marketplace, said  Ryosuke Ito, Sansui's president.
But even a Japanese company that looks like a dog may <head sats="turn_out.088:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_out.088:0">out</sat> to be a good investment for a foreign concern, some management consultants maintain. 
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October employment data -- also could <head sats="turn_out.102:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_out.102:0">out</sat> to be the most confusing. 
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I don't know that it was always as rewarding as I had expected it to be . Partly, it was because Pendleton himself wasn't what I anticipated .
I had come prepared to worship at the feet of this classic, and he <head sats="turn_out.122:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.122:0">out</sat> to be a rather bitter old man who smelled of dead cigars. 
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My friends and I come from a ship which  was destroyed  by fire. We are thirsty and hungry; ; our sore and burned hands and arms need attention &quot;.
The girl in the prow of the outrigger <head>turned</head> a smile like a beacon on me. 
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As a result, Judge John F. Keenan of New York ordered Mrs. Marcos  to turn over to the court all pleadings and documents  she may have filed  in foreign countries in opposition to U.S. requests for evidence.
Mrs. Marcos had claimed that she didn't have to <head sats="turn_over.048:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_over.048:0">over</sat> the documents because she was brought here involuntarily and because providing the materials would violate her marital privilege. 
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And Grandma isn't strong enough  to take on something like that, and  to tell you the truth neither am  I &quot;. Eugenia sighed.
She said, &quot; Well, those are the really interesting things, but if you don't like any of those I can <head sats="turn_over.095:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_over.095:0">over</sat> some of my extra typing jobs to you, if you think you can type well enough &quot;. 
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I didn't want  to stir things up. &quot; I drive my own car by courtesy of Via &quot;? ?
&quot; I'm sure she 'd <head sats="turn_over.109:0">turn</head> it <sat id="turn_over.109:0">over</sat> to you, if you 'd rather. 
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Much of the money was fraudulently concealed through purchases of prime Manhattan real estate, federal prosecutors have charged  . Mrs. Marcos's trial is expected  to begin in March.
U.S. law requires criminal defendants to <head sats="turn_over.121:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_over.121:0">over</sat> foreign documents such as those sought in the Marcos case. 
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It also plans  to add suits cut  for athletic men with broader upper bodies. Next spring, nearly 30% of its suits will have pleated pants, compared with virtually none a couple of years ago.
Says Mr. Roberti: &quot; We want to <head sats="turn_on.170:0">turn</head> the customer <sat id="turn_on.170:0">on</sat>. 
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These people have different agendas. And as a result -- as the recent vote  by the House  to undo Mr. Cheney's program terminations suggests   -- the preservation of jobs is becoming the real goal of defense &quot; strategy. &quot;
How can we <head sats="turn_around.040:0">turn</head> this situation <sat id="turn_around.040:0">around</sat>? 
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Each share point is worth about $60 million  in sales. Analysts say  much of Kellogg's erosion has been in such core brands as Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies and Frosted Flakes, which  represent nearly one-third of its sales volume.
Kellogg is so anxious to <head sats="turn_around.061:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_around.061:0">around</sat> Corn Flakes sales that it soon will begin selling boxes for as little as 99 cents, trade sources say. 
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Magna International Inc.'s chief financial officer, James McAlpine, resigned and its chairman, Frank Stronach, is stepping in to help <head sats="turn_around.073:0">turn</head> the automotive-parts manufacturer <sat id="turn_around.073:0">around</sat>, the company said. 
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&quot; Attitudes   are still negative, but they're becoming more positive, &quot; Mr. Murasawa said . &quot; In some industries, like pharmaceuticals, acquisitions make sense. &quot;
Whether Polly Peck's acquisition makes sense remains to be seen, but at the news conference, Mr. Nadir brimmed with self-confidence that he can <head sats="turn_around.094:0">turn</head> Sansui <sat id="turn_around.094:0">around</sat>. 
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Like Mr. Geffen's arrangement, the venture gives Mr. Azoff a link to the world's largest and most successful record distributor; in the U.S. alone, Warner has a 40% share of the market, about double its nearest competitor, Sony Corp.'s CBS Records. For Warner, meanwhile, it gives the company a second young partner with a finger on the pulse of the hottest trends in the music business.
The 41-year-old Mr. Azoff, a former rock 'n' roll manager, is credited with <head sats="turn_around.110:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_around.110:0">around</sat> MCA's once-moribund music division in his six years at the company. 
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And Early Spring seized the whip and said: &quot; If you must flog someone,  let it be her, your daughter.  Drive the demons out of her and teach her  to stay away from my husband &quot; ! !
But the old man <head sats="turn_on.131:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_on.131:0">on</sat> her, jerking the whip from her hand. 
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I tried  to believe that what  must have happened was that,  restless,  disturbed  by this telephone call or whatever, she walked out in the night, as she had a habit of  doing. Sometimes she took the path that  winds up around my cottage to the walk at the edge of the cliff.
It's so romantic up there, she <head>used</head> to say, with the broad river gleaming in its moontrack like an enormous dark mirror and all the sounds of the night, so poetic. 
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Not the kind of leadership  you mean ,  working with lots of people. All your wishful thinking won't change that.
Remember what you <head>used</head> to say in the Army? ? 
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But they never said anything, so he figured  it was all right. And so when Miss Langford came  to teach at the one-room Chestnut school, where Jack was a pupil in the eighth grade  , the Woman of Jack's mind assumed the teacher's face and figure.
He could not keep his eyes off her when at school; ; when he went home at night, he took her with him in his mind, and she did the things the anonymous Woman <head>used</head> to do, and he did the thing afterwards each time as he used to do. 
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It was strange stuff -- it reminded me of the pictures of a child, but a child who  has never played with other kids and has lived all its life with adults. There was the freshness of color, the freedom of perception, the lack of self-consciousness, but with a twist that  made the forms leap from the page and smack you in the eye.
We <head>used</head> to kid him by saying he only painted that way because he was so nearsighted. 
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Mr. Phelan is an adroit diplomat who normally  appears  to be solidly in control of the Big Board's factions. But he has been getting heat from all sides over program trading.
Mr. Phelan's recent remarks that investors simply must get <head>used</head> to the stock-market volatility from program trading have drawn criticism from both the exchange's stock specialists, who make markets in individual stocks, and from many companies that have shares listed on the Big Board. 
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&quot; So they were surprised and very disappointed by prepayment. &quot;  Compounding the trouble to Japanese investors, mortgage securities pay interest monthly, since most mortgages require homeowners to make monthly payments.
But Japanese institutional investors are <head>used</head> to quarterly or semiannual payments on their investments, so the monthly cash flow posed administrative problems. 
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The pipes burst and they all laughed and stood in ice water to their ankles while they swabbed the bathrooms. They lived mainly in the kitchen; ; they moved Maggie's bed and the baby's basket there, and the rest of them undressed by the stove and ran  groaning and shivering to the upper polar regions and plunged into icy beds.
Grandma said it was just like the early mining camp days, and it was the way people ought to live, only she was getting too old to take the pleasure from it that she <head>used</head> to. 
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I didn't like it one bit. But what could I do ? ?
A man had to have his release -- at least that's what the boys <head>used</head> to say in high school -- and I wasn't providing it for Johnnie. 
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He had taken her all right. Wednesday nights after youth fellowship.
Out of the church and into his big car, it tooling over the road with him driving and the headlights sweeping the pike ahead and after he hit college, his expansiveness, the quaint little pine board tourist courts, cabins really, with a cute naked light bulb in the ceiling (unfrosted and naked as a streetlight, like the one on the corner where you <head>used</head> to play when you were a kid, where you watched the bats swooping in after the bugs, watching in between your bouts at hopscotch ), a room complete with moths pinging the light and the few casual cockroaches cruising the walls, an insect Highway Patrol with feelers waving. 
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&quot; I 've got this cold &quot;, he wrote . Not that it was any of her business.
&quot; It's none of my business &quot;, said the next note, &quot; but my Aunt Elsie <head>used</head> to take lemon juice and honey in hot water for a cold, and she lived to be ninety-six. 
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I guess  you 'd better  go on in the morning &quot;. &quot; We 'll work for our keep &quot;, the boy said  eagerly.
&quot; I 've been mucking in a mine in the San Juan, but I <head>used</head> to work on a ranch. 
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Men who  have played hard all their lives aren't about  to change their habits, he says . Nonetheless, one can't help  wonder whether the game will be just a little bit slower.
At the weatherbeaten Pompano Beach municipal stadium, Mr. Blair, the 45-year-old former Oriole, knows his power isn't what it <head>used</head> to be. 
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In late May, Newmark &amp; Lewis announced a plan  to cut prices 5% to 20% and eliminate what it called  a &quot; standard discount-retailing practice &quot; of  negotiating individual deals with customers. The consumer agency also disputed Newmark &amp; Lewis's continuing strategy of  advertising &quot; new lower prices &quot; when allgedly there haven't been price reductions since June 1.
Richard D. Lewis, president of the 47-store chain, defended the company's pricing campaign, saying it didn't <head>use</head> &quot; the misleading expression ` reduced from original prices. ' &quot; 
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A few minutes later the insurance man, a road checker, drove up in the gray coupe with license plates on it from a far-away state. It was a trick  they used   to try and conceal their identity when they followed trucks  to check their speed .
Sometimes they just parked at the side of the road and <head>used</head> radar on the trucks as they passed. 
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Funded  by a $1 million  gift from Tokio Marine &amp; Fire Insurance, the service will follow Japanese medical protocols, including emphasis on preventative medicine. DIAPER SERVICES make a comeback amid growing environmental concerns.
Concerned about shrinking landfills and the safety of chemicals <head>used</head> in super-absorbent disposables, parents are returning to the cloth diaper. 
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&quot; Well, of course I do. I'm with the Bar-H,  pushing a horse called  Sparky.
He's my own horse, and what I collect from him I <head>use</head> on blackjack. 
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His open face seemed  to promise a sort of innocence, until one looked into his eyes, which  had no warmth  in them but only alert intelligence. Waddell had heard that he had been a commando in Rommel's Afrika Corps, and he said to himself: I 'd hate  to run into him in the desert on a dark night.
Aloud he had said, making conversation: &quot; Rob tells me he's <head>using</head> your Atlantis equipment on the dive &quot;. 
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&quot; A stockbroker is an example of a profession in trade and finance .... At the end of World War II, Germany surrendered before Japan ....
The Senate-House conference committee is <head>used</head> when a bill is passed by the House and Senate in different forms. &quot; 
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The closely held Sunnyvale, Calif., company also will announce an agreement  to supply computers to Control Data Corp., which  will sell Mips machines under its own label. The new Mips machine, called  the RC6280, will cost $150,000  for a basic system.
The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip, unlike many rival machines <head>using</head> several processors. 
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&quot; By the way &quot;, said  Mr. Blatz,  packing his tools into a battered carrier, &quot; them power tools needs extra voltage. I guess  you know about that.
Before you <head>use</head> 'em the light company's got to run in a heavy line and you 'll need a new fuse box for the extra circuits. 
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&quot; She did a lot of harm, &quot; says  Cathryn Rice, who  had discovered the crib notes. &quot; We work damn hard at what we do  for damn little pay, and what she did  cast unfair aspersions on all of us. &quot;
But several teachers also say the incident casts doubt on the wisdom of evaluating teachers or schools by <head>using</head> standardized test scores. 
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This one was actually more of a &quot; near miss &quot;. The bomb plunged into the ground near the Post, but not precisely into the Command room itself.
There was a shattering, cracking sound as the concrete started to buckle, the air filled with dust and flying debris, and everyone in the room -- men and women hit the floor and <head>used</head> the desks as turtlebacks, as ordered. 
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About 160 workers at a factory that  made paper for the Kent filters were exposed  to asbestos in the 1950s. Areas of the factory  were particularly dusty where the crocidolite was used  .
Workers dumped large burlap sacks of the imported material into a huge bin, poured in cotton and acetate fibers and mechanically mixed the dry fibers in a process <head>used</head> to make filters. 
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That would be a formula for  ensuring even more FHA red ink. Experience has shown that the most important element in  predicting a housing-loan default is the down payment.
Because a purchaser can <head>use</head> an FHA loan to finance all points and closing costs, the FHA can wind up lending more than a house is worth. 
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Since then, at least two commercial versions have been put  on the U.S. market, and an estimated 500 have been sold . In August, a Chicago conference on such devices attracted more than 100 researchers, who  reported studies on everything from brain mapping to physical therapy.
&quot; We don't feel we can <head>use</head>   routinely in surgery yet, but we're getting close, &quot; says Dr. Levy, who is now with the University of Pittsburgh. 
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I wanted  to paint again. I hadn't done a serious picture in almost a year.
It wasn't just the pressure of work, although that was the excuse I often <head>used</head>, even to myself. 
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James Linsey, a lawyer for the Air Line Pilots Association, said  the pilots were extremely pleased. &quot; This is a blow not only to Eastern but to the creditors committee, &quot; he said .
Eastern's creditors committee, along with the company, has consistently opposed the pilots ' claim, which if paid would have to come out of money both hope to <head>use</head> to pay off other bankruptcy claims. 
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He also asserted that exact questions weren't replicated . When  referred  to the questions that  matched , he said  it was coincidental.
Mr. Kaminski, the schoolteacher, and William Mehrens, a Michigan State University education professor, concluded in a study last June that CAT test versions of Scoring High and Learning Materials shouldn't be <head>used</head> in the classroom because of their similarity to the actual test. 
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Brian Thayer had a downtown address. He lived in an apartment house not over three or four years old, a reclaimed island of landscaped brick and glass on the fringe of the business district.
He occupied a two-bedroom apartment on the fourth floor, <head>using</head> the second bedroom as his office. 
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The patent for Interleukin-3 covers materials and methods <head>used</head> to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology. 
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&quot; We need  to clarify what exactly  is wrong with it. &quot; That process of  sorting out specifics is likely  to take time, the Japanese say  , no matter how badly the U.S. wants quick results .
For instance, at the first meeting the two sides couldn't even agree on basic data <head>used</head> in price discussions. 
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Correspondence passed back and forth. &quot; How's  your sunburn now? ?
The only thing, this lotion has glycerin in it, and that whitens the skin, so if you're so anxious to get a tan, you may not want to <head>use</head> it &quot;. 
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&quot; We flat ran out of financing resources, &quot; Mr. Jerritts said . &quot; We had  to do something structurally and radically different. &quot;
As a result, he said NBI will focus on servicing its installed base of systems, trying to provide maintenance for other manufacturers and expanding its software business, <head>using</head> some of the applications it developed for its hardware. 
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But now with real anger  at last, something proud and indignant, Early Spring stood like a she wolf before her den and cried, &quot; I will not shriek at you ! ! I will tell you  to go,  not begging. Telling you &quot; ! !
And unsheathing the knife she <head>used</head> for curing hides she stepped away from the lodge, holding the knife at her side. 
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Another obstacle was the grammatical construction of Siddo.  Consider the tense system.
Instead of inflecting a verb or <head>using</head> an unattached particle to indicate the past or future, Siddo used an entirely different word. 
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Similar levels hamstrung barge shipments last year in the wake of the worst drought in 50 years. So far, the grain industry's budding logistical problems haven't been a major factor in the trading of corn contracts at the Chicago Board of Trade.
Many grain processors and exporters <head>use</head> the price of the corn futures contracts traded there to calculate the price they offer to buy corn from farmers. 
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Astronomy. He was mad about stars at the age of nine.
Geology, You and Dave <head>used</head> his rock collection for the bottom of the fishpond six years ago ! ! 
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&quot; I'm not trying  to worry you &quot;. &quot; Well, all right then &quot;.
The cleansing tissues she had been <head>using</head> had been falling on the floor, and he got up and picked up one, then another, hoping she would notice what he was doing. 
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&quot; Morgan. Dan Morgan &quot;.
He was silent a moment, thinking he could <head>use</head> a man this time of year, and if the girl could cook, it would give him more time in the meadows, but he knew nothing about the couple. 
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Fed funds is the rate  banks charge each other  on overnight loans; the Fed influences the rate by  adding or draining reserves from the banking system. Mr. White also predicted a half-point cut in the U.S. discount rate in the near future.
The discount rate, currently 7 %, is the rate the Fed charges member banks for loans, <head>using</head> government securities as collateral. 
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He is innocent &quot;. Alexander shifted his gaze to Spencer.
The calmness and detachment of his tone suggested unawareness of how implicit was his own guilt in the words he had <head>used</head> to defend Cromwell. 
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Mary Beth Marchand, a Greenville 11th grader, also says  Mrs. Yeargin inspired her to go into education. &quot; She taught us more in Western Civilization than I 've ever learned in other classes, &quot; says  Kelli Green, a Greenville senior.
In the classroom, students say, Mrs. Yeargin distinguished herself by varying teaching approaches -- forcing kids to pair up to complete classroom work or <head>using</head> college-bowl type competitions. 
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&quot; Yes, because you didn't run off  to use that new toothbrush &quot;. I raised my eyes  to look at her in the mirror.
&quot; I didn't really <head>use</head> yours &quot;, she went on. 
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The night  he saw it , a rather unpleasant situation arose when the soloist refused  to approach the armadillo,  complaining -- in ad-lib -- that &quot; it smelled &quot; . We caught the early train to New York.
The Dharma Dictionary, a list of highly unusual terms <head>used</head> in connection with Eurasian proto-senility cults. 
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Some nights he slept under his desk. His boss complained about neglect of other chores.
The hacker was pawing over the Berkeley files but also using Berkeley and other easily accessible computers as stepping stones to the network of computers <head>used</head> by the military and national security agencies. 
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Some nights he slept under his desk. His boss complained about neglect of other chores.
The hacker was pawing over the Berkeley files but also <head>using</head> Berkeley and other easily accessible computers as stepping stones to the network of computers used by the military and national security agencies. 
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&quot; Why don't you paint it red and white like a barber pole  &quot;? ? &quot; Because maybe I won't have  to wear it always.
Dr. Fortman says if I exercise my leg more, maybe I can <head>use</head> a cane when I'm big &quot;. 
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Most of their original objections about &quot; shells &quot; were overridden  by the relief that these hideous (to them) bodies were mercifully concealed . Helva's class was doing Fine Arts, a selective subject in her crowded program.
She had activated one of her microscopic tools which she would later <head>use</head> for minute repairs to various parts of her control panel. 
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These fiscal pressures are also a factor in  shaping the Poland package, and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending, the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U.S. aid to Eastern Europe.  To accommodate the additional cash assistance, the House Appropriations Committee last week was required  to reallocate an estimated $140 million  from the Pentagon.
And though the size of the loan guarantees approved yesterday is significant, recent experience with a similar program in Central America indicates that it could take several years before the new Polish government can fully <head>use</head> the aid effectively. 
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Done  by a professional decorator, Madden thought  , and somehow as impersonal, as unremarkable as its occupant. In Dunston the rent would run close to two hundred a month; ; in Medfield, perhaps twenty-five less, not all of it paid  by Thayer, who  could charge off one room on his expense account.
He took Madden into the room he <head>used</head> as an office. 
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Before we get through he 'll have the Blackfeet hankerin ' for our hair and our goods. Well, talkin ' ain't goin '  to help --  let's fort up &quot; ! !
As I dug in behind one of the bales we were <head>using</head> as protection, I grudgingly found myself agreeing with Oso's logic, especially when I imagined what would have happened to Missy if Old Knife's large party of screeching warriors had overrun our company. 
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Chrysler Corp. estimates that health costs add $700   to the price of each of its cars, about $300 to $500  more per car than foreign competitors pay for health. &quot; The cost of health care is eroding standards of living and sapping industrial strength, &quot; complains  Walter Maher, a Chrysler health-and-benefits specialist.
Labor is upset because many companies are <head>using</head> higher employee insurance premiums, deductibles and co-payments to deflect surging medical costs to workers. 
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&quot; Rob's not going  to give up as easy as all that &quot;. He was a florid, puffy man in his early sixties,  very natty in his yachting cap, striped jacket and white flannels.
He went to Key West every fall and winter and was the only man in town who did not know that his title of &quot; Commodore &quot; was never <head>used</head> without irony. 
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Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said  any effort by President Bush   to claim authority for a line-item veto  would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors, as well as the views of previous presidents. A line-item veto is a procedure that  would allow a president to veto part of a big congressional spending bill without  having  to scuttle the entire measure.
Mr. Bush has said he would like to be able to <head>use</head> this procedure. 
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William Carmichael, Beatrice chief financial officer, said  favorable market conditions in September prompted the company to plan more debt than necessary. &quot; However, given the changes in the market conditions that  have occurred since then, we decided  to sell only the amount needed  to proceed with our contemplated recapitalization, &quot; he said .
Under the firm's original bank credit agreement, it was required to raise $250 million of subordinated debt to be <head>used</head> to repay some of the bank borrowings drawn to redeem $526.3 million of increasing rate debentures in August. 
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But since the 1990 model year began Oct. 1, Buick sales have plunged 33 %. For American Express, the promotion is part of an effort  to broaden the use of its card for retail sales, where the company expects  to get much of the future growth in its card business .
Traditionally, the card has been <head>used</head> mainly for travel and entertainment expenses. 
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The body continued to lash, but now Keith <head>used</head> the legs of the chair to fork the loathsome, bloody mass out of the bungalow. 
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I used yours &quot;. &quot; Oh &quot;? ? I said  with round eyes.
I wondered if I ought to go <head>use</head> the new one myself. 
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By 1997, almost all remaining uses of cancer-causing asbestos will be outlawed . About 160 workers at a factory that  made paper for the Kent filters were exposed  to asbestos in the 1950s.
Areas of the factory were particularly dusty where the crocidolite was <head>used</head>. 
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The Transportation Department, responding to pressure from safety advocates, took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements <head>used</head> for automobiles. 
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I was loaded  with suds when I ran away , and I haven't had a chance  to wash it off. Mmmm, it sure itches &quot;.
&quot; You might as well wait here while I'm gone, so you can <head>use</head> my shower if you 'd like &quot;. 
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&quot; That was a terrible thing   to do  &quot;, I said  to Oso. The Aricaras treated us like friends.
And here all the time you knew the Sioux would be <head>using</head> our rifles on them ! ! 
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The marine was still. He would soon die.
As Matsuo climbed by <head>using</head> the vines and kicking his feet against the trunk, a mood of gloom immersed him like a jungle shadow. 
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I suppose  sooner or later, the Japanese would have  to fill up a large part of the gap on the naval side. Maybe the Chinese, maybe even the Indians. &quot;
On economic consequences of a diminished U.S. presence: &quot; America is the only major power in recent history that has <head>used</head> its military might to sustain a system that enables all participants to equally benefit without her as the provider of the security taking royalties. &quot; 
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Market professionals said  London has several attractions. First, the trading is done  over the counter and isn't reported  on either the U.S. or London stock trading tapes.
Second, it can be <head>used</head> to unwind positions before U.S. trading begins, but at prices pegged to the previous session's Big Board close. 
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Eight aircraft in this small box. Please, dear God,  make my pilots good, he prayed .
He took a lead on the enemy, <head>using</head> a distance of five of the radii in his circular sight and then added another. 
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The most bizarre situation. We were up  to visit them and He had thought her exactly what he wanted .
Six weeks of marriage and I'm <head>using</head> the past tense, he told himself furiously. 
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And  to prove what you tell him  about me you suggest that he keep the date instead. You are both the same size.
He could <head>use</head> your clothes for a costume and a heavy veil for a mask. 
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&quot; The primary purpose of a railing is  to contain a vehicle and not to provide a scenic view, &quot; says  Jack White, a planner with the Indiana Highway Department. He and others prefer  to install railings such as the &quot; type F safety shape, &quot; a four-foot-high concrete slab with no openings.
In Richmond, Ind., the type F railing is being <head>used</head> to replace arched openings on the G Street Bridge. 
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Time Warner and Sony could end up  becoming partners in several business ventures as part of a settlement of their dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters. A bidding war for Jaguar became more likely as Britain unexpectedly decided  to end restrictions blocking a takeover of the luxury car maker.
Sea Containers plans to sell $1.1 billion of assets and <head>use</head> some of the proceeds to buy about 50% of its common shares for $70 each. 
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Totally absorbed, the ringers stare straight ahead,  using peripheral vision (they call it &quot; rope-sight &quot;)  to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls. Far above in the belfry, the huge bronze bells, mounted  on wheels, swing madly through a full 360 degrees,  starting and ending, surprisingly, in the inverted, or mouth-up position.
Skilled ringers <head>use</head> their wrists to advance or retard the next swing, so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change. 
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The May contract, which  also is without restraints, ended with a gain of 0.54 cent to 14.26 cents. The July delivery rose its daily permissible limit of 0.50 cent a pound to 14.00 cents, while other contract months showed near-limit advances.
According to reports carried by various news services, the Brazilian government told its sugar producers that they won't be allowed to export sugar during the current 1989-90 season, which began May 1, and the 1990-91 season so that it can be <head>used</head> to produce alcohol for automobile fuel. 
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That response annoyed Rep. Markey, House aides said  , and the congressman snapped back that there had been enough studies of the issue and that it was time for action on the matter. Fifteen of the 26 subcommittee members  attended the hearing, most notably Rep. John Dingell (D., Mich. ), the full House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman, who  has been willing  to let Mr. Markey carry the legislation in recent months.
Mr. Dingell expressed concern, sources said, about jurisdictional problems in regulating program trading, which <head>uses</head> futures to offset stock trades. 
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Come home or I 'll come  find you &quot;. &quot; I gotta  go.
Even though this is my rock, you can <head>use</head> it sometimes. 
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That year the Apple II, Commodore Pet and Tandy TRS-80 came to market. The computers were crude by today's standards.
Apple II owners, for example, had to <head>use</head> their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes. 
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&quot; The public didn't come to the market  to play a game; they can go to Off-Track Betting for that, &quot; says   A. Brean Murray, chairman of Brean Murray, Foster Securities, a traditional money management firm. The program traders, on the other hand, portray old-fashioned stock pickers as the Neanderthals of the industry.
Critics like Mr. Murray &quot; are looking for witches, and people who use computers to trade are a convenient boogieman, &quot; says J. Thomas Allen, president of Advanced Investment Management Inc., a Pittsburgh firm that runs a $200 million fund that <head>uses</head> index arbitrage. 
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Dig &quot;? ? I dug him, I saw his point; ; it made sense.
I took the piece of pipe from Charlie's hand and <head>used</head> it, harder than he had. 
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Meanwhile, stations are fuming because, many of them say  , the show's distributor, Viacom Inc., is giving an ultimatum:  Either sign new long-term commitments  to buy future episodes or risk  losing &quot; Cosby &quot; to a competitor. At the same time, Viacom is trying  to persuade stations  to make commitments to &quot; A Different World, &quot; a spin-off of &quot; Cosby &quot; whose reruns  will become available in 1991.
Viacom denies it's <head>using</head> pressure tactics. 
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A nude imaginary picture of Miss Langford flashed across Jack's mind. His heart beat faster.
&quot; Hell you say &quot;? ? He said, lapsing into the profanity he often <head>used</head> when away from his parents and especially when he was with Charles. 
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The asbestos fiber, crocidolite, is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs, with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that  show up decades later, researchers said  .
Lorillard Inc., the unit of New York-based Loews Corp. that makes Kent cigarettes, stopped <head>using</head> crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956. 
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The laws of heredity dictate that half of the plants springing from these greenhouse-produced seeds will be male sterile and herbicide resistant and half will be male fertile and herbicide susceptible. The application of herbicide would kill off the male-fertile plants,  leaving a large field of male-sterile plants that  can be cross-pollinated   to produce hybrid seed.
Mr. Leemans said the hybrid rapeseeds created with this genetic engineering yield 15% to 30% more output than the commercial strains <head>used</head> currently. 
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&quot; I'm not worried about you mis-reading the dials, Nogol, just about a lug like you reading them at all.  Remember, when the little hand is straight up  that's negative.
Positive results start when it goes towards the hand you <head>use</head> to make your mark &quot;. 
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A man like Jess would want  to have a ready means of escape in case it was needed . Probably his horse would be close to where he was hiding .
From the back of the barn it was a simple matter to reach Black's house without <head>using</head> the street. 
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In particular, Mr. Coxon says  , businesses are paying out a smaller percentage of their profits and cash flow  in the form of dividends than they have  historically. So, while stock prices may look fairly high relative to dividends, they are not excessive relative to the underlying corporate strength.
Rather than increasing dividends, some companies have <head>used</head> cash to buy back some of their shares, notes Steven G. Einhorn, co-chairman of the investment policy committee at Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co. 
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Thus committed , action might follow. He went down to Mills and Bradley's Hardware Store and bought a full set of carpenter's tools, including a rotary power saw and several other pieces of power machinery that Mr. Mills said   were essential for babbiting and doweling, whatever they were .
He also bought a huge square of pegboard for hanging up his tools, and lumber for his workbench, sandpaper and glue and assorted nails, levels and T squares and plumb lines and several gadgets that he had no idea how to <head>use</head> or what they were for. 
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Southern China, all of southeast Asia, southern India and Ceylon, these states of the Malay Federation spoke Bazaar. Siberia spoke Icelandic.
His mind turned the globe swiftly for him, and he visualized Africa, which <head>used</head> Swahili south of the Sahara Sea. 
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Nixdorf, Bull and others will also sell versions of the machine, said   Mips President Robert Miller. Mips will start  shipping its new machine in the first quarter of 1990, he said .
The machine uses a single processor, which makes it easier to program than competing machines <head>using</head> several processors. 
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They were running from something. He 'd be an idiot  to let them stay he thought  , but he couldn't send them on, either.
&quot; I could <head>use</head> some help &quot;, Morgan said finally, &quot; but I cann't afford to pay you anything. 
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The Nicaraguan president,  citing attacks by the U.S.-backed rebels, suspended a 19-month-old cease-fire and accused Bush of &quot;  promoting death. &quot; While he reaffirmed support for the country's Feb. 25 elections, Ortega indicated that renewed U.S. military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting.
He said U.S. assistance should be <head>used</head> to demobilize the rebels. 
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&quot; They got us thinking  maybe we should be helping U.S. companies improve existing products rather than  always developing new ones. &quot; Seed for Jail Solution Fails  to Take Root
IT 'S A TWO BIRDS with one stone deal: Eggers Group architects propose <head>using</head> grain elevators to house prisoners. 
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As a result, Ms. Ganes said  , it is believed that little or no sugar from the 1989-90 crop has been shipped  yet, even though the crop year is six months old. More than a half of all sugar produced  in Brazil goes for alcohol production, according to Ms. Ganes.
Also, there has been a switch in the past decade to planting of orange trees in areas that were previously <head>used</head> for cane, and this change is being felt now, she said. 
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And sales of test-coaching booklets for classroom instruction are booming. These materials, including Macmillan McGraw-Hill School Publishing Co.'s Scoring High and Learning Materials -- are nothing short of sophisticated crib sheets, according to some recent academic research.
By <head>using</head> them, teachers -- with administrative blessing -- telegraph to students beforehand the precise areas on which a test will concentrate, and sometimes give away a few exact questions and answers. 
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Gray Eyes attacked our camp just as the first pink threads stitched together the hills and the sky. Our camp was in the center of a wide valley.
Montero had set up a strong position, <head>using</head> every bale and box we had in addition to barricades of logs and brush. 
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In China, a great number of workers are engaged  in  pulling out the male organs of rice plants  using tweezers, and one-third of rice produced  in that country is grown  from hybrid seeds. At Plant Genetic Systems, researchers have isolated a pollen-inhibiting gene that  can be inserted  in a plant  to confer male sterility.
Jan Leemans, research director, said this gene was successfully introduced in oil-producing rapeseed plants, a major crop in Europe and Canada, <head>using</head> as a carrier a &quot; promoter gene &quot; developed by Robert Goldberg at the University of California in Los Angeles. 
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Miami Dolphins owner Joe Robbie disagrees, and he can prove it. Several years ago he gave up  trying  to persuade Miami  to improve its city-owned Orange Bowl, and instead built his own $100 million  coliseum with private funds.
He didn't see why the taxpayers should help build something he would then <head>use</head> to turn a healthy profit. 
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Families are very interesting. Nevertheless, there is no bath.
But a young American has a bath next to his room and I shall ask him if you might <head>use</head> it this once. 
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&quot; You are very tactful, do you know, Stephen &quot;, she remarked . &quot; Um &quot;? ? I grunted ,  sipping.
&quot; Yes, because you didn't run off to <head>use</head> that new toothbrush &quot;. 
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The less complicated version of  playing tunes on bells, as do  the carillons of continental Europe, is considered by the English  to be childish, fit only for foreigners. Change-ringing, a mind-boggling exercise  the English invented  380 years ago, requires physical dexterity -- some bells weigh more than a ton -- combined  with intense mental concentration.
Proper English bells are started off in &quot; rounds, &quot; from the highest-pitched bell to the lowest -- a simple descending scale <head>using</head>, in larger churches, as many as 12 bells. 
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He thought  the financing, the advertising, the production of new models, the founding of a nationwide chain of dealerships was simply too difficult. Then he caught fire.
If A-Z could buy Ticonderoga cheaply and <head>use</head> their presses and dies and other equipment, if William could hit precisely the right promotion note, if the money hurdle was not insurmountable. 
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In a labor-intensive process, the seed companies cut off the tassels of each plant,  making it male sterile. They sow a row of male-fertile plants  nearby, which then  pollinate the male-sterile plants.
The first hybrid corn seeds produced <head>using</head> this mechanical approach were introduced in the 1930s and they yielded as much as 20% more corn than naturally pollinated plants. 
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That package now sells for about $2,099 . A computer using the more-advanced Intel Corp. 386 microprocessor, with four megabytes of memory and a 100-megabyte hard disk now sells for $5,699 , down from $6,799 .
Personal computer prices for models using the Intel 286 and 386 microprocessors, which the Dell models <head>use</head>, generally have been coming down as chip prices have fallen. 
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The nonprofit, industry-supported group said  its Consumer Confidence Index was 116.4 in October,  barely changed  from a revised 116.3 in September. The index was 116.9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112.9 to a high of 120.7.
It <head>uses</head> a base of 100 in 1985. 
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The program not only offers a pre-approved car loan up to $18,000 , but throws in a special cash-flow statement   to help in  saving money. In September, Union Planters Corp. of Memphis, Tenn., launched The Edge account, a package designed  for the &quot; thirtysomething &quot; crowd with services that  include a credit card and line of credit with no annual fees, and a full percentage point off on installment loans.
The theory: Such individuals, many with young children, are in their prime borrowing years -- and, having borrowed from the bank, they may continue to <head>use</head> it for other services in later years. 
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&quot; We have no useful information on whether users are at risk, &quot; said  James A. Talcott of Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Dr. Talcott led a team of researchers from the National Cancer Institute and the medical schools of Harvard University and Boston University.
The Lorillard spokeswoman said asbestos was <head>used</head> in &quot; very modest amounts &quot; in making paper for the filters in the early 1950s and replaced with a different type of filter in 1956. 
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&quot; I ought  to &quot; -- he said . He was shaking with anger, his breath coming in long, painful gasps.
&quot; That quirt -- I ought to <head>use</head> it on you, where it would do the most good. 
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Campbell's international businesses, particularly in the U.K. and Italy, appear  to be at the heart of its problems. Growth has fallen short of targets and operating earnings are far below results in U.S. units.
For example, Campbell is a distant third in the U.K. frozen foods market, where it recently paid 24 times earnings for Freshbake Foods PLC and wound up with far more capacity than it could <head>use</head>. 
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Gun set the captain's fifth of Hiram Walker inside the safe before he reported to Lt. Killpath, though he knew that Killpath's ulcer prevented him from  making any untoward incursion on Herman Wolff's gift. It was more a matter of tact, and also it was none of Killpath's goddam business.
He walked up to the lieutenant's office, leaned wearily against the gun rack that housed four rifles and a gas gun nobody remembered having <head>used</head> and a submachine gun that was occasionally tried out on the Academy Range. 
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Japan's recent political turbulence, Mr. Lee said  , may mean  Japan will slow market adjustments. &quot; They 'll be more timorous in  tackling their own voters, like  opening up more to agricultural imports from America,  hurting their farmers. &quot;
On U.S. military presence in Asia: Asked if his offer to allow the American military to <head>use</head> facilities in Singapore would help preserve America's presence in the region at bases in the Philippines, he said, &quot; What we have done is make it easier for the Philippines to continue to host American bases without it being said they are lackeys of the imperialists and the only ones in Asia or in Southeast Asia. 
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So if all these beers was  to get me in bed, man, you just spent a lot of money &quot;. Ballet dancer: Protests, tears, and &quot;  take what you want , Nicolas, I am a dancer, you are a poet, it is all beautiful &quot;.
To this meek conjugation Nicolas had replied, &quot; O.K. I can <head>use</head> this blanket. 
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What type of aircraft  is <head>used</head>  on those flights 
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Medical researchers believe  the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help  treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer 's, Parkinson's and Huntington 's.
But anti-abortionists oppose such research because they worry that the development of therapies <head>using</head> fetal-tissue transplants could lead to an increase in abortions. 
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Labor unions and Democrats long fought the idea, but recently acceded to it in the face of Bush administration insistence. The compromise sets the training wage at $3.35  an hour next April, and at $3.61  an hour, or 85% of the minimum wage, in April 1991.
Employers can pay the subminimum for 90 days, without restriction, to workers with less than six months of job experience, and for another 90 days if the company <head>uses</head> a government-certified training program for the young workers. 
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Then an announcer interjects: &quot; It was Douglas Wilder who  introduced a bill   to force rape victims age 13 and younger to be interrogated  about their private lives by lawyers for accused rapists. So the next time  Mr. Wilder talks about the rights of women ,  ask him about this law  he tried  to pass . &quot;
Mr. Wilder did introduce such legislation 17 years ago, but he did so at the request of a constituent, a common legislative technique <head>used</head> by lawmakers. 
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&quot; Too long a waiting line &quot;, Ramey answered ,  pretending  to joke. A few minutes later the insurance man, a road checker, drove up in the gray coupe with license plates on it from a far-away state.
It was a trick they <head>used</head> to try and conceal their identity when they followed trucks to check their speed. 
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&quot; The trail of revenue is increasingly going away from pure advertising, and going towards other services, &quot; Mr. Spielvogel said . Instead of  being just an ad agency, he said : &quot; We have redefined our mission here.
Our mission is to help our clients grow, and to <head>use</head> every tool of marketing communications to accomplish that. &quot; 
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I was thoroughly startled  &quot;. Richard thought it a more promising remark than any made  during the last conversation, but Charlotte's manner during the gatherings was more flippant and superficial than when she was alone with him  and he was sure  her remark would lead to nothing much better than the pointless words which  had preceded it.
Three of the four persons present, all foreign students in Tokyo, had been playing a game of judging popular Japanese foods by the In and Out system, an equation in which Zen philosophy was <head>used</head> as the modifier. 
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Israeli officials confirmed that Energy Minister Moshe Shahal and his Canadian counterpart, Jake Epp, discussed a possible Israeli purchase of a $1.1 billion  Canadian nuclear reactor for  producing electricity. However, a Canadian Embassy official in Tel Aviv said that Canada was unlikely  to sell the Candu heavy-water reactor to Israel since Israel hasn't signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Israel has been accused in the past of <head>using</head> subterfuge to seek elements needed to develop nuclear weapons. 
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When necessary, it sought and received assistance from organized crime. Sometimes the bribed became partners in the company.
Wedtech management <head>used</head> the merit system. 
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This discovery caused Hal anxiety. His duty was  to write a school text and to teach the entire personnel of the Gabriel how  to speak Ozagen .
Yet, if he <head>used</head> all of the little means at his disposal, he would be instructing his students wrongly. 
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The company plugged itself right into Carter campaign rhetoric about  rebuilding the South Bronx and kept  using the minority -- South Bronx angle through the Reagan '80s.  Starting with Congressman Mario Biaggi (now serving a jail sentence ), the company began a career of  bribing federal, state and local public officials and those close to public officials, right up to  and including  E. Robert Wallach, close friend and adviser to former Attorney General Ed Meese.
Wedtech didn't just <head>use</head> old fashioned bribery. 
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&quot; Thrifty of her to <head sats="use_up.071:0">use</head> it <sat id="use_up.071:0">up</sat>. 
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At two that morning, he was still walking -- up and down Peony, up and down the veranda, up and down the silent, moonlit beach. Finally, in desperation, he opened the refrigerator, filched her hand lotion, and left a note.
&quot; I 've got this sunburn &quot;, said the note, &quot; and I <head>used</head> some of your hand lotion. 
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The Dallas oil and gas concern said that $10 million  of the facility would be used   to consolidate the company's $8.1 million  of existing bank debt, to repurchase 4 million of its 4.9 million shares outstanding of Series D convertible preferred stock, and to purchase a 10% net-profits interest in certain oil and gas properties from one of its existing lenders, National Canada Corp.
The remaining $40 million can be <head>used</head> over three years for oil and gas acquisitions, the company said. 
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Sea Containers Ltd., in a long-awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid, said it will sell $1.1 billion of assets and <head>use</head> some of the proceeds to buy about 50% of its common shares for $70 apiece. 
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As a result, Japanese investors steered clear of the mortgage securities. But they didn't lose touch with the U.S. issuers.
Since 1985, Japanese investors have bought nearly 80% of $10 billion in Fannie Mae corporate debt issued to foreigners, money that Fannie Mae <head>uses</head> to buy mortgages from U.S. banks. 
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Charlie couldn't see Vivian offering any hand lotion. She might peel him, once the worst of the agony was over.
Charlie spent the next two days in his pajama bottoms, waiting for the fire in his back to subside, and <head>used</head> generous quantities of the hand lotion. 
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By contrast, the Los Angeles Times, for example, <head>uses</head> 83% recycled paper. 
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Under the plan, DeSoto said  it will sell certain assets and businesses that  don't meet strategic and profitability objectives. The Des Plaines, Ill., chemical coatings concern, which  has about 2,000 employees world-wide, said  it plans  to sell its domestic rigid container packaging and flexible adhesives businesses, and its Chicago Heights, Ill., resin plant.
The company said it plans to <head>use</head> the sale proceeds to invest in business opportunities more closely identified with the company's &quot; refocused direction. 
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In a hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee, the General Accounting Office and the Congressional Budget Office, which  both are arms of Congress, advised the new S&amp;L bailout agency  to abandon plans  to raise temporary working capital through debt issued  from an agency that  wouldn't be counted  on the federal budget. Officials of the Resolution Trust Corp. have said privately that such a plan was the most likely alternative  to raise short-term cash for the bailout.
Instead, the GAO and the Congressional Budget Office said, the RTC should consider <head>using</head> Treasury debt, which is less expensive and subject to oversight by Congress. 
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Commercial gene-splicing was born . Genentech's first product, a brain protein called  somatostatin, proved its technology.
The next to be cloned, human insulin, had market potential and Genentech licensed it to Eli Lilly, which produced 80% of the insulin <head>used</head> by 1.5 million U.S. diabetics. 
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<context>
The Michigan Democrat's proposal, which  is expected  today, is described  by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration's plan  to cut utility emissions that  lead to acid rain.
The administration's plan could cost utilities, mainly those that <head>use</head> coal, up to $4 billion a year. 
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Courts made the assumption that all DES pills were essentially the same, and created a market-share test so that damages would be assessed  against drug makers in the proportion of their share of the original sales. This has some logic.
Drug makers shouldn't be able to duck liability because people couldn't identify precisely which identical drug was <head>used</head>. 
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Not gray like the dust that  collects in an unused room, but white. Women didn't use white face powder nowadays, he recalled  .
They <head>used</head> pink, tan, or cream powder. 
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The drug was approved  by the Food and Drug Administration and marketed  by some 300 pharmaceutical companies, often under generic labels. In the 1970s, scientists reported cancer cases among the daughters of DES users.
The cases quickly went to court, but the mothers of several thousand DES plaintiffs couldn't recall whose brand they <head>used</head>. 
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&quot; Sir. I would have been negligent and a goddam lousy cop to boot, if I 'd sat around this station all night when somebody got away with murder in my district .
It's too bad I didn't call you, and it's too bad I let Schaeffer <head>use</head> Accacia when he could have had a boy who 'd be glad to learn something of Homicide procedure. 
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And you know  you will always wonder all of your life whether it was because you wanted him so bad that you didn't get him, and you can feel nearly sorry enough  to cry when you think of that other guy, the chump who  begged you  to marry him, the one with the plastered hair and the car  he couldn't afford  and the too-shiny shoes . You think: &quot; Did he feel that way about me &quot;? ?
It comes to you that probably he did feel that way to let you <head>use</head> him like you did when you couldn't have Gratt Shafer; ; that he must have since he was there like the radio for you to turn on or snap off when you got tired of him, that other guy. 
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I guess  it  was at that moment that I realized what I was up against  in the person of Lucille Warren. But it didn't seem fair.
My love for Johnnie was young and clean -- how could I possibly compete with a woman like that, who didn't hesitate to <head>use</head> her sex. 
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&quot; Those who  testified   have consistently maintained that anyone who  didn't agree with them is part of a coverup, a whitewash, or the subject of excessive influence, &quot; Mr. Bickwit said . &quot; We simply don't agree with that or the findings of their investigation. &quot;
Mr. Wall's deputies complained that they hadn't been given an opportunity to respond to the criticism brought out during the Banking Committee's hearings, which Committee Chairman Henry Gonzalez (D., Texas) has <head>used</head> as a forum to flay Mr. Wall's handling of the affair and to demand that he step aside from his job. 
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Martin guessed that Dolores would not be so eager  to tell the next installment of her story. The tale, he thought  , would become less gay.
She had <head>used</head> his rumpled shorts as the very image of his childishness, his lack of control, his general male looseness, while she remained cool, airy, and untouched, the charming teacher who disciplined an unruly body. 
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Something  all of them would regret . He might tell her how sorry a spectacle  she was making  of herself,  pretending  to be blind to the way  Julia Fortune had taken Dean's affections from her .
And <head>using</head> him, Mike McLish, as a sop to her pride. 
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Probably the most egregious example is a proviso in the appropriations bill for the executive office that  prevents the president's Office of Management and Budget from  subjecting agricultural marketing orders to any cost-benefit scrutiny. There is something inherently suspect about Congress's prohibiting the executive from  even studying whether public funds are being wasted  in some favored program or other.
Perhaps none of the unconstitutional conditions contained in the appropriations bills for fiscal 1990 better illustrates Congress's attempt to usurp executive power than Section 609 of the executive-office bill: &quot; None of the funds made available pursuant to the provisions of this Act shall be <head>used</head> to implement, administer, or enforce any regulation which has been disapproved pursuant to a resolution of disapproval duly adopted in accordance with the applicable law of the United States. &quot; 
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Instead of 50 50 it became, on paper only, two-thirds Mariotta, one-third Neuberger, and they were in the program and off to the races. Besides  being a &quot; minority-owned company &quot; Wedtech was located  in the South Bronx, a blighted area, made  famous by Jimmy Carter in his 1976 presidential campaign.
The company plugged itself right into Carter campaign rhetoric about rebuilding the South Bronx and kept <head>using</head> the minority -- South Bronx angle through the Reagan '80s. 
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Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Robert Byrd (D., W.Va.) strongly resisted deeper cuts sought  by the House. But at a time when the White House wants  to kill the entire program , Republicans have been among its leading champions.
Sen. Pete Domenici (R., N.M. ), the ranking Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, <head>used</head> his influence to preserve more than $132,000 in subsidies for air service to Sante Fe, N.M., and more than $2.1 million would go for service to eight communities in the western Nebraska district of GOP Rep. Virginia Smith on the House Appropriations Committee. 
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From here on out, the Ariadne was going  to be hotter than any space cruiser  man had ever dreamed of . But since he had failed  to anticipate it, he lost the five minutes anyhow, in  plotting an intercept orbit.
&quot; Hesperus, don't <head>use</head> this t-tau vector trick of yours, please. 
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Now did Welch truly become the man of the hour, and everything that  followed in the procedure of Justice was a new triumph for him. It went to his head, and his ambition increased.
It was apparent that Welch was in cahoots with Marshall and would <head>use</head> his power as D.A. to drag every possible sensation into the case. 
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&quot; We must do more  to help the Japanese here in Baja if we want them to invest elsewhere, &quot; says  Mr. Ruffo, the governor-elect of the National Action Party and himself a succesful businessman. Plant operators are heartened  by Mr. Ruffo's pledge  to cut corruption associated  with the ruling party officials.
But Mr. Ruffo frets that an even bigger problem could be protectionism from the U.S., where some politicians oppose what they consider Japanese efforts to <head>use</head> maquiladoras to crack the U.S. market through the back door. 
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Sea Containers, a Hamilton, Bermuda-based shipping concern, said Tuesday that it would sell $1.1 billion of assets and <head>use</head> some of the proceeds to buy about 50% of its common shares for $70 apiece. 
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We are so sure of this that we go out confidently into the hills, or sail away in boats armed only with a magnetic compass, certain that it will always point in the same north-south direction, so we can judge our own direction of travel from it. Over the period of a man's life, small changes are in fact detectable   the magnetic poles <head>wander</head> very slowly around the geographic poles, so the direction of `magnetic &quot; north varies slightly from year to year. To all intents and purposes, though, magnetic north remains north. 
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That day she had <head>wandered</head> off between leaving her mother's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother's sitting-room. She was supposed to do this, unless it was raining, by going out the front door and down the area steps, rather than through her grandmother's bedroom. There seemed hardly time for anyone to wander off, but wander she had, and she had come to swinging happily on a swing in the park playground. As soon as she realised what had happened she had jumped down guiltily and run home. There was only one big road to cross, but it had a zebra crossing and she had been road-safe at Phoebe's insistence for years. 
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He couldn't see the grin that  split her mouth; ; the teeth that  shone into the phone were like a shark 's. &quot; You 'll just have  to risk it.
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But being the oldest swinger in a town a hot mile's walk away was a life Sombro was used to. In human terms, he 'd reached the age of about 30   a critical time for self-reflection, I remember ! Castration was what I would have recommended back in England, where there is less space for dogs to <head>wander</head> and where welfare considerations for a dog out on his own are obviously of prime concern. While I am the last to recommend such surgery unnecessarily, there's no doubt that in Sombro's case it would be for his own good. SUSPENDED SENTENCE Somehow, neutering and population control just aren't the same issues in Barbados as they are in Great Britain. 
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Well, now, my dear, I hadn't thought of that. Am I pissed off? No, I'm not. Tell you if I was I wouldn't see you. Which is true. Actually true. Goddawmighty ! Lady Jay the Impetuous discovers an instinct for a smidgeon of dignity ! So I drive back, pig out on a hi-cal breakfast, devour Sunday paper trash, <head>wander</head> home, hug the pillow you lay on, find a blonde hair or two, grin like an idiot, realise my hangover's gone, work like a trooper all afternoon, sip a little brandy come early evening, and raise my glass to your very good health. my dear Dionne &amp; hellip CHAPTER SEVENTEEN 
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The dog that had jumped over the fence into Jubilee Wood hadn't been wearing a collar. He was sure of it. He 'd seen it quite clearly. Caspar had had a collar. Lee had been right. It wasn't Caspar that had been after the lambs. It had been a dog just like him, a dog like Rebel. But it couldn't have been Rebel. Dogs didn't <head>wander</head> that far. Back at the dentist's the waiting-room was packed. His Dad came in with them into the entrance lobby. `You 'll phone the Agents, then, &quot; he said to his Mum. `Right now, &quot; said his Mum. `I 'll phone them right now. I didn't like what Joyce said about lots of people being interested in the house. 
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Back to the RSPCA campaign   while admirable, it does give the impression that the 1000 dogs destroyed daily are all good-tempered, potentially healthy young dogs who happen to be without a home. This is not so. A large number of dogs who end up in the rescue homes would be on the vet's euthanasia list if they 'd had different owners. Many are incurable strays which <head>wander</head> off time and time again, many are untrustworthy or dangerously aggressive dogs who may have been thrown out or dumped for this reason. To see a disturbed animal rehomed several times and to witness the disastrous consequences and schizophrenic mess of a dog which results, one soon realises there are worse things which can happen to a dog than to be humanely destroyed. 
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I would go and find a place that was open for business. A couple of miles up the road, a UDR patrol leaped out of a ditch and stopped us. The sergeant   his pace blackened with boot polish   assured me, `You 'll get through at Clones. &quot; `Are your sure? &quot; I pressed, for I had begun to wonder if we weren't doomed to <head>wander</head> Cavan until dawn. `Into Clones and turn left, &quot; he said. Well, that was all fine and dandy, except for the fact that there wasn't one sign in clones for the Kilturk checkpoint. Some joker had removed them all. Was this a political act? I wondered, driving round the utterly deserted town. Finally, I saw a young woman. 
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Next he addressed himself to our souls. A man has 32 souls, one for each part of the body.
Those souls like to <head>wander</head> off, and must be called back. 
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When you stayed away from me, I would try in vain to will you back beside me: then, long after the dinner I waited for you to share but had to eat alone, I would wander out into the stony streets, hoping to bump into you, to glimpse you sitting in a bar or on a park bench: <head>Wandering</head> alone at midnight Along the streets we walked together, I was a stranger once again, For everything was unfamiliar, Changed by the loneliness as much As by your presence at my side. 
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And how we coped with the return to our homes at the end of a day or a trip away. `I come in the door and do something immediately, &quot; said Sheila. `Just love coming in the door. Silence ! &quot; said Betty. I said I hated it. `Maybe that's why you still have to <head>wander</head>, &quot; said Betty. In my homeless state, I listened to these independent old ladies and vowed to remember both tactics when my time came. For the time being there was no problem. JTR and I had a new door to walk through practically every night. The journey from Crinan to Oban was quite hair-raising. 
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His hands sit farther apart on the keyboard. Seventh chords make you feel as though he may break into a (very slow) improvisatory riff.
The chords modulate, but there is little filigree even though his fingers begin to <head>wander</head> over more of the keys. 
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It would set you on your way. &quot; `That's most kind, but really, I feel I should continue. I 'd like to reach Salisbury in good time to take a look at the city's many charms. &quot; `Indeed, sir. Well, thank you again. &quot; I set off again, maintaining for some reason   perhaps because I expected further farm creatures to <head>wander</head> across my path   my slow speed of before. I must say, something about this small encounter had put me in very good spirits; the simple kindness I had been thanked for, and the simple kindness I had been offered in return, caused me somehow to feel exceedingly uplifted about the whole enterprise facing me over these coming days. 
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Several of the dormitories were flooded because of the water, including Endill 's, and he had to spend some nights sleeping in Mr Rumback's room. Afterwards Tock became suspicious of the world around him and refused to enter a room first until someone had checked it was safe. Also, he would not <head>wander</head> through the corridors on his own unless it was absolutely necessary. `Why me? &quot; he asked Endill one day. `I think there is something up. First pieces of the sky fall on my house, then I get attacked by bits of the sea. Why only yesterday I was cutting a piece of wood when my saw went straight through my shoes. Luckily I had taken them off. &quot; 
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I wished I had said nothing about Jordi. At times I would wake up in the night, streaming with sweat, from a nightmare in which I relived that terrifying night in Valladolid. I shall never forget Jordi's face, his rueful smile, his fatalistic shrug as he was pushed into the car. At times of the greatest mental stress I would <head>wander</head> into some cool church and try to pray in the dimness scented by peasant sweat, cold candle-grease and stale incense. Sometimes Dana would come and sit with me on the hard little chairs. Sometimes I would sit in the deserted church of San Madin, a small twelfth-century romanesque building just off the Plaza Mayor, on the Plaza Poeta Iglesias. 
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He got into the car.  Putting the key into the switch, pressing the accelerator with his foot, putting the car into reverse, seemed vast endeavors almost beyond the ability of his shaking body.
Once out in the street, the traffic was a gadfly maze in which he <head>wandered</head> stricken. 
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My next concern in this strange new land was how did Dr. Bach, when wandering the lanes near his cottage know the vibes that each flower, plant or tree emitted. At this point you have to suspend disbelief and take your faith in your hands. Apparently the worthy doctor would `will &quot; in his own self the feelings of a particular distress and then <head>wander</head> the lanes and fields until he was `led &quot; to a plant, flower etc. If that plant removed the distress and brought serenity to mind, then that was the plant to be used. In this way Dr. Bach built up a complete medicine chest of thirty-eight flowers to cover all known negative states of mind. I now looked up what I had been prescribed: 
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What they had in common was that they were all perceived by the development officers as requiring a good deal of care in order to be sustained at home, and as not having all those care needs filled by either informal or statutory carers. None of them was seen as capable of safely preparing a meal; seven would <head>wander</head> away from home if not watched; four were substantially incontinent; five were thought to be at risk with gas or fires; six were physically frail or had mobility difficulties. The kind of tasks carried out for them by the support workers is similarly hard to classify. 
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There's capuccino with proper croissants for breakfast, and Vivaldi on the sound system at the News Cafe on Ocean Drive. Hotel rooms are still quite reasonable   $90  £54 to $100  £60 a night. You can <head>wander</head> down small rinky-dink sidestreets, and check out the bikes in Wings of Steel, once a deli that sold matzoh-ball soup but is now offers Harley-Davidson memorabilia. Night on the red-painted sidewalks is the true time. 
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The gist of the parents ' complaints is that children were allowed too much freedom and that there was too little formal instruction in the three Rs. Terry Mulloy, chairman of the governors, who has a five-year-old son at Lady Jane Grey, says that if children, while being taught reading in a small group, got bored they would be allowed to <head>wander</head> off and do something else. After attending a local nursery school, some children had been able to write their own names. After a short period under Mr Nind's regime, they had started writing their letters backwards. Another parent, Susan Dungworth, transferred her two eldest boys, aged 10 and seven, to Martinshaw, another local primary. 
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As a result, life had become a kind of continuous make-ready. Once he disposed of these items which  screamed so harshly for attention, he could undertake the things which  really counted.
Then, at last, his day would fall into an ordered pattern and he would be free to read, or garden or just <head>wander</head> through the woods in the late afternoon, accompanied by his dogs. 
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`We think this depends above all on a different social structure in the villages of central and southern Italy. In that warmer climate, a great part of life takes place in the streets or in the piazza and the dogs are left to <head>wander</head> as they wish. &quot; Interchanges between free-ranging town dogs and countryside strays become common. The bitch that whelps her pups beyond the margins of village life has given birth to potentially feral dogs. All this is as old as history. What is new is that the controls which held this population in check no longer exist. 
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In their 1890s farmhouse near the sea in Southampton, New York, `the beach is the inspiration for everything   the relaxed atmosphere, the decoration, even what we eat, &quot; according to David Salomon, the guiding force behind what the farmhouse has now become. Though he does not wear white overalls and <head>wander</head> about with a paint brush in his hand, he insists on calling himself a decorator  Manhattan-English for interior designer. David designs for the rich and famous; his companions work in the art world. All avid travellers, they return from their journeys with yet more to add to their exotic collection of objects and furniture. 
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The vehicle tends to <head>wander</head> a lot and, with a caravan on the back, is even worse. The tyres are the original 6.00 x 160 pressured at 25 psi in the front and 30 psi in the back. All mechanical parts seem in very good order and the vehicle has not been in any accidents. It has never been off road, The Land Rover does tend to wander on 6.00 x 16 crossplies. The 205 x 16 radial tyres  as on Range Rover help in this respect. There may be a problem, however, with the steering relay having seized from lack of use. 17, 500 miles in ten years is hardly excessive and whilst standing inactive, the relay through the front chassis crossmember may have tightened up. 
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I certainly did, and I had the magenta bum-bag to prove it. Of course I was due for a humiliation. A friend and I were driving in spring to Crarae gardens near Inveraray so I could salivate over the rhododendrons, but we grew tired of travelling at seven miles an hour behind clods in caravans and on reaching the Rest And Be Thankful pulled into the side to <head>wander</head> about at the base of Beinn an Lochain. This is an interesting mountain, previously a Munro, but had its stripes ripped off when the tables were cruelly revised with more accurate measurements. 
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The ridge presents its craggy face to the north and rolls away in steep, but somewhat tamer, banks to the south. Unlike a ridge like the Aonach Eagach where escape is impossible until the end, it is not only feasible, but very tempting to come off the ridge and <head>wander</head> into the wild land of the Glenquoich forest that appears so inviting from the tops. On a summer's day, the sun glitters on Loch Quoich, back-lighting the lonely bridge that takes a single track road to the remote Kinloch Hourn. You can just make it out as you cross from Aonach air Chrith to Maol Chinn-dearg, with Loch Quoich sparkling behind Gleouraich, another fabulous mountain. 
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Beech: Critical and intolerant of others. Arrogant. Now I knew what the doctor at the Centre thought of me, and he wasn't far wrong. The only problem was, was Dr. Bach right? Was he really `guided &quot; in his wanderings or were they no more than the meanderings of an old man? Might I not go out and <head>wander</head> and be `guided &quot; to quite a different set of plants. What if Dr. Bach had lived in the desert and not in Oxfordshire with its lush fields and hedgerows. Would I now be taking the juices of cactus, date and fig? 
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I understand. Mummy visits from Norwich. Janey can visit too, from where she's retired to. It's all brilliant. I didn't even ask. Janey sends me Christmas cards. I think I w ill <head>wander</head> in round the lawn, out of the light. I send her cards. Last Christmas she sent me a bluetit and I sent her a robin redbreast, a bloody great Robin Redbreast. I raise my arm, my finger traces a bird on the shape of the moon over the trees in front of me. So, Jennifer, Ms. hypocrite, how d'you feel? Well, nothing. I feel, nothing. 
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`You 'd bloody better. &quot; And Maggie whisked herself down the stairs, out of the house and fifty yards along the street. She approached her home again, and entered noisily and tearfully. She took the punishments meted out to her without a murmur. Then, curled up in bed that night, she told Fenna that she must not do it anymore, she must not <head>wander</head> off, he must not let her. She must never ever do anything that might make them fight. She had to be careful and clever. So Fenna taught her how to fly. 
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Asked about research into immigration quotas, Josef Tiessing of the Adenauer foundation shifts uneasily on his leather sofa. `This is a political question, &quot; he says, `it is not a scientific question. &quot; Those tempted to <head>wander</head> over that dividing line can be forcefully reminded of it. One research project, into who would control Soviet nuclear weapons if the Soviet Union broke up, was abruptly abandoned last year. Too political. The distinction between `scientific &quot; and `political &quot; research is not just a dodge to help the big German foundations avoid embarrassing their patrons. 
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I'm sure the sticker pleading with us to save them is connected with these photos. It's asking us to save them from being depicted in overexposed snaps, and from being constantly pointed at by male senior citizens. They just didn't seem very exciting. Why would I want to go and <head>wander</head> around on these featureless big sods at the weekend, when I could be rollicking along a precipice on a terrifying, craggy west-coast mountain? 
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His heart leaped and his knees trembled with relief when he heard the unmistakable sound of her footsteps rounding the corner at the other side of the cinema building. `Frankie ! Oh, Frankie ! &quot; Her voice was high and anxious as she rushed towards him. `Oh, there you are, you naughty boy. How many times has Mummy told you not to <head>wander</head> off like that? &quot; She caught him up in a breathless embrace, then gave a little gasp of alarm as she seemed to notice the two policemen for the first time. `Oh dear. Good evening, officers. I do hope my son has not been making a nuisance of himself. &quot; The two men grinned broadly and shook their heads. 
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Female mammals are better at caring for their young without male assistance and, where it is necessary, there tends to be a larger group than just a single pair. Many animals, such as the puma, are solitary for most of the year, only coming together with other members of their species at mating time. For the rest of the year they <head>wander</head> their home ranges or defend their territories against all-comers. Family This is merely an extension of the pair. When the young arrive they often remain with the parents until they are fully, or nearly fully, grown. During the later stages of their development to adulthood they frequently move about with their parents and, at this stage, create a larger grouping. 
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He goes on to advise those still wrestling with uncertainty, `He or she ought to examine, with the help of others, what his or her own attitudes to sexuality really are. If there is no one to talk it through with, then there is the real risk of hopeless adventure. It is more helpful to meet real people who have come to terms with their lives, than to <head>wander</head> around lost and alone in a maze of fantasies. Solutions will not be discovered in solitary confinement. &quot; The spread of AIDS may have signalled the end of the gigantic sex trip that has been going on since the sixties. There is more chance that those who have an alternative and more satisfying philosophy of sex may now speak up and be heard. 
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A worry-gut with too many improbable questions but also   so far as most of the forty others in his class were concerned   shamefully many of the right answers when the tough old lady with tightly bobbed hair and long blackboard pointer came stalking in squeaky lace-up boots up the narrow aisles between the desks. A boy who used to <head>wander</head> off alone into the tall trees which threatened the village and, as though in insolent reminder of their dominance, sent long poking fingers of animated shrub foraging between the dumpy houses, the stone chapel and the corrugated band hot. 
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You burn 150 gallons of gasoline to arrive nowhere. &quot; This pattern of life was being copied in Britain and all over the motorized world with greater or less fidelity. Priestley's warning was that it was essentially a cheat. It did not offer more choice but less than there was before. The freedom to <head>wander</head> at will is illusory if all the destinations are indistinguishable. `The people who live there are dissatisfied, restless and bitter, &quot; he warned, `Especially the women   still girls in a mining camp. &quot; It may be unfair to picture the horrors of Texas as if they are worse than the horrors of industrial Britain. 
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Some managers encourage residents to keep ties with their local community. Manager `Some of the residents are still able to go over to the shops. The one worry of course, is the main road. Up until recently, we had a resident who went across on a regular basis but her health deteriorated, and we have at least three or four who do <head>wander</head> about the shops. One gentleman goes each day for a drink in the pub, and one of the ladies wanders around seeing people who she knows, because she's lived in the village all her life. `So we do have a few residents that still come and go as they please. 
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That day she had <head>wandered</head> off between leaving her mother's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother's sitting-room. She was supposed to do this, unless it was raining, by going out the front door and down the area steps, rather than through her grandmother's bedroom. There seemed hardly time for anyone to wander off, but wander she had, and she had come to swinging happily on a swing in the park playground. As soon as she realised what had happened she had jumped down guiltily and run home. There was only one big road to cross, but it had a zebra crossing and she had been road-safe at Phoebe's insistence for years. 
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But there's no way you can get round it with the way it was recorded. &quot; Gordon eats a pub lunch, meticulously coating everything in brown sauce, salt, pepper, vinegar and lemon juice to the amusement of all. When he's eaten, we amble out into a grey Glasgow afternoon and head for the Kelvingrove gallery and museum, a £2 taxi ride. Eventually we drift out into the leafy park behind the museum. Eugene remembers playing football here with various Pastels  Eugene's first `name &quot; band, Norman from the Fannies, and Bobby Gillespie, who he recalls as a good, surprisingly hard player. We sit on a bench beneath a tree as the sky begins to spit cool rain. People <head>wander</head> by with dogs of both varieties: devil and angelic. 
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I like men who look good, who wear nice clothes and smell nice, and have a decent haircut. I don't know why they imagine it's `poofy &quot; or we wouldn't find it attractive if they dressed up for us. There are some beautiful men's clothes around. Sometimes I look through the catalogue at the men's clothes, or <head>wander</head> into shops like Principles and look at the menswear. If I could afford it, I would buy some of their shirts and casual clothes, because often they're much better made than the stuff for girls. Manufacturers seem to think we 'll put up with any old crap ! 
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In the seclusion and safety of the Infirmary, its potency is assured. Mull does not feature large in JTR's text but there are several engravings in his book of the island. During his round trip `described to death &quot; the boat would have called in at ports on the way and the passengers would have had time to <head>wander</head> whilst goods were unloaded and loaded. There was no Honey Bee or Gas Guzzler to replicate the sea route for me, so buses and hitches and foot slog gave me more time on Mull than was strictly accurate. But who was caring? Unfortunately it was classic summer weather. 
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Ramsey loved the many-acred park with its structure to shelter deer, though there were no deer, and its grazing cattle and its river-banks. Since the twelfth century the Bishop of Durham had a manor, and lived here except during the Commonwealth when bishops were in exile and this was the seat of the general who governed the North. In spare half-hours he would <head>wander</head> in the market-place and streets and shops of Bishop Auckland and talk with the people. He liked to sit on a bench in the square and talk with, or rather be talked to by, the old retired miners. In 1954 he completed the restoration of the chapel, which was ravaged by death-watch beetle. 
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Then he would walk off for a few days alone in the direction of Europe. All his family  was dead, except for his son.
Your mother would always retrieve him when he <head>wandered</head> off, and she would send him home to his son. 
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I kept  circling the block  hoping  to see, from the street behind it, the rear of the hall. But it was not a tall structure and other buildings concealed it.
For weeks I <head>wandered</head> about this neighborhood of warehouses and garages, truck terminals and taxi repair shops, gasoline pumps and longshoremen's lunch counters, yet never did I cease to feel myself a stranger there. 
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Shortly afterwards they found the ideal spot. A small glade ablaze with sunbeams. They placed the baskets in a convenient hollow by a large pine and covered them with the blanket. The cider jar was placed in the cool shade. `Come on then you lot, &quot; shouted Yanto, `Let's have a wander and get ourselves an appetite. &quot; As they <head>wandered</head> happily through the sun dappled splendour of the woods, Yanto turned suddenly to the girls. `Would you like to see the fairy princess's castle?, &quot; he said with a grin. `You're kidding, &quot; Mary laughed `Come on, &quot; came the reply, `you 'll see. &quot; 
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The hair rig has been a great leveller of angling ability and because on most waters it is self-hooking this can often lead to complacency on the angler's part. No longer does he have to hover over the rod trying to strike at the slightest movement. Lack of takes may induce him to <head>wander</head> and do a complete tour of the lake whilst his rods are still `fishing &quot;. I am sure this would only be a minority but it is always the minority that spoil it for the majority. Looking at it from the club's point of view I can see how this ban arose in a situation like this. 
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To Catholics raised in the church immediately after the Second World War, as North was, Communism was the all-too-apparent enemy, the work of the devil. Pius XI had sanctioned for recital after Mass a special prayer to St Michael `for the conversion of Russia &quot;, imploring him to thrust down to hell `Satan and all wicked spirits who <head>wander</head> through the world for the ruin of souls &quot;. To those who heard and believed that, unvarying in their belief as the years passed, the contra cause was morally obvious. St Michael could not do it on his own. 
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Although bathed in a sentimentality of its own, the concept appeals to me because it reminds me of a trip I made as a student to the Maison Savoye in the summer of 1957, when this great Corbusier villa was a ruin surrounded by waist-high grass and nettles. At that time, one could enter the building easily, <head>wander</head> up and down the racked and discoloured ramp, contemplate the looting of one of the door handles, even find undrunk wine in a cupboard. Never was the enormous authority of this machine for living in ever so well expressed as in this scene of picturesque desolation. It was like stumbling upon a forgotten battlefield, which in a sense was exactly what it was. 
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I reckon it ain't a bad idea. I get to this big main road with a park on the other side, so I cross over careful and go in. I think I been here with Marie. I think it's where we watched the ducks once. I wish Marie was here now   she 'd know what to do about Mr Jackson and Combe Court and that. I <head>wander</head> round the park a bit looking at the trees and stuff. There ain't many people about   I suppose cos it's too cold. There's still some old leaves that ain't been brushed up yet, so I kick at them as I go along. It's great, this park. It's nearly like being in the country. 
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Manifestations can vary enormously from one individual to another; a sufferer may   or may not   forget how to wash, dress, eat, go to the lavatory, get up or go to bed; be disorientated in time and place  for example, may get up in the middle of the night, or may <head>wander</head> away from home and be unable to find his or her way back; forget the social conventions of politeness, and may therefore become aggressive or rude  or over-friendly; forget how to communicate, and even his or her own or other people's identity. 
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She knew that her grown-ups were frightened and she did not want them to be frightened, but she also knew that Fenna was a mightier protection than all their loving care could ever be. She could walk safely in the forest of city streets and that no harm could touch her. She would just <head>wander</head> off; and then later she would come to, wondering where she was and remembering that they would be angry with her again. That day she had wandered off between leaving her mother's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother's sitting-room. She was supposed to do this, unless it was raining, by going out the front door and down the area steps, rather than through her grandmother's bedroom. 
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As a child, even though my parents were divorced and my mother didn't have much money, I would scream and shout whenever she tried to put me in some of my sister's hand-me-downs. So, for me, the best thing about starting work was being able to go shopping every weekend and buy things without having to ask someone for money. I 'd <head>wander</head> down the high street, frittering away on whatever took my fancy. I 'd wear my shopping trophies on Saturday night, and over the next week &amp; hellip But the following weekend, I 'd have shopping fever again. `It was fine while I was on weekly wages. But then I got promoted at work and suddenly I had a salary to borrow against. 
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That day she had wandered off between leaving her mother's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother's sitting-room. She was supposed to do this, unless it was raining, by going out the front door and down the area steps, rather than through her grandmother's bedroom. There seemed hardly time for anyone to <head>wander</head> off, but wander she had, and she had come to swinging happily on a swing in the park playground. As soon as she realised what had happened she had jumped down guiltily and run home. There was only one big road to cross, but it had a zebra crossing and she had been road-safe at Phoebe's insistence for years. 
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`But it doesn't matter if you 've lost it. I 'll draw you another. &quot; `I can't lose what I didn't have, &quot; complained Blunset, scribbling on his piece of paper. Endill ignored his moans. The long stay in the corridors must have made him forgetful, he thought. He drew him another map and watched Blunset <head>wander</head> off into the darkness. Endill expected to bump into him again soon, but after several weeks had seen nothing of him and concluded he had finally found a way out. To make sure he asked Mr Litmus if he had seen or heard of a scientist being found coming out of the corridors. Mr Litmus was quite certain he hadn't and knew none of the other teachers had either. 
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In the parlance of Scotland's street   talk, Baxter was `dead gallus &quot;, everything had to be done with a swagger and a smile. He was a regular at fashionable Glasgow nightclubs like `La Ronde &quot; in Sauchiehall Street but when the mood took him, which was most nights ending with a `Y &quot;, he would <head>wander</head> into corner pubs and hold court. If Baxter's `gallus &quot; personality was his trademark it was also the seeds of his downfall. The warning signs were written large one famous night in Vienna in December 1964. With Rangers two goals up, Baxter was stamping his mazy authority on the game. 
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Sake. So that had been his difficulty.
Drunk on sake, he must have <head>wandered</head> off from his bivouac. 
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They are not speaking to each other, following a disagreement on the eighth night over whether or not Chris was going to have a third bottle of wine with dinner. He did. This disagreement led to a reconciliation on the tenth morning culminating in a bout of furious unaccustomed holiday sex  the kind you don't get anywhere else, which in turn led them to <head>wander</head> onto the beach much later in the day, feeling sheepish and rather pleased with themselves. This happy condition disintegrated on the eleventh night when Matty described Chris as vulgar, selfish, childish and dull, while he described her as self-righteous, holier-than-thou and hypocritical. The start of this disagreement? Chris's inability  or cussed refusal to bottle up his farts in the hotel bedroom. 
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There were opportunities to flirt with other passengers, moments when young American women returning from a long tour left mothers and aunts below deck, and, standing a few feet away from Edward, they stared out at the Atlantic. He could do little more than watch porpoises and gulls with them. He might have listened to complaints of how stifling an aunt could be when one wanted to <head>wander</head> around London alone, or how one got sick in Venice or Paris, but he could only touch an elbow with mock sympathy or pat a sea-sprayed hand. Ten days on the ocean gave him a few chances to visit the cabins of single women, but until they arrived in New York, there were no places to escape once the liaison ended, however passionately, half-heartedly, or ephemerally it had begun. 
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There must be a better way of spending life than what I'm doing. &quot; Mother also had her bad days, fishing. When she was new to the gentle art she spent a lot of her time climbing trees, to retrieve misjudged casts, rather than bother Father. Often, in order to preserve peace, she would <head>wander</head> off in the opposite direction, to keep out of trouble. Which is how she came to find herself in such an embarrassing position. As I told her later, she only had herself to blame. A particularly vicious back-cast entangled her cast, high in the branches of a nearby, unclimbable tree. 
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The status of SHE within the inquiry had also steadily risen. We were treated as an accepted channel of communication with the mass of independent objectors and were often the only other organization apart from the local councils ' consortium whom Michael Barnes asked to comment when dramatic announcements were made. Our relationship with the man himself also got closer; he would even <head>wander</head> into the objectors ' office to see how we were doing. The final accolade came in Barnes ' closing speech, when he announced that never in his experience, `and I think rarely if ever in anybody's experience, has a local group without legal representation appeared and presented their case so consistently over an enormously long inquiry such as this. &quot; 
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The vehicle tends to wander a lot and, with a caravan on the back, is even worse. The tyres are the original 6.00 x 160 pressured at 25 psi in the front and 30 psi in the back. All mechanical parts seem in very good order and the vehicle has not been in any accidents. It has never been off road, The Land Rover does tend to <head>wander</head> on 6.00 x 16 crossplies. The 205 x 16 radial tyres  as on Range Rover help in this respect. There may be a problem, however, with the steering relay having seized from lack of use. 17, 500 miles in ten years is hardly excessive and whilst standing inactive, the relay through the front chassis crossmember may have tightened up. 
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First of all, we can note that there is nowadays an increasing emphasis on the idea of `life-long education &quot;   that is to say education that continues through the whole of adulthood. One way in which adults can test their interest in some novel subject matter is to watch television programmes, or read books. A potentially much richer way is to <head>wander</head> through a learning environment, such as a science museum, that has been specially laid out to introduce visitors, in a systematic way, to particular kinds of subject matter. 
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This girl seemed as if she wanted to become our friend. We sometimes met her in the street on her way from classes, and she always stopped to talk to us. But we were beyond friendship. We were totally absorbed in one another and in our work. We used to take showers together in my apartment and then <head>wander</head> around naked until we were dry. We were still writing our own separate poems, and one I did started: The naked body turns a room To jungles where the panther prowls In black and green and yellow gloom And blood in walls of darkness growls. Within the hunter's furry loins The sun-flexed muscles play. 
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The danger of writing when you are abnormally tired   as well as bitterly cold   is that you can too easily lose control by digressing too far from the important things that need to be expressed free of any other clutter. Shivering at the table and peering down at the paper under the stumpy candle I allowed myself to <head>wander</head> off the straight path through the dark trees. But yet again instinct, or something even more mysterious, has sent up  or down that warning pulse which jerks me back into wary consciousness. Again the voice on the phone seemed to be directly in my ear. Again, as in the coffee bar, I almost turned round, so clear was the tone, so near. 
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&amp; hellip Like rejected lovers returning to a trysting place, they kept coming back to the areas surrounding the station. They would just stand there, motionless, their eyes fixed on the horizon, scarcely speaking to each other. Sometimes a little block of five or six men would detach itself from the larger mass and drift off in the direction of the track. For a few minutes they would <head>wander</head> along the rails and then, suddenly, as though seized with panic, they would hasten back to the safety of the group they had left. 
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If only such offenders were punished by having a Radio One DJ surgically joined to them at the hip, perhaps they would understand the crime of incongruous and pig-ugly extensions. It's a stroke of great fortune that the Cluanie Inn's proprietors are more enlightened, since the building dominates the eastern end of the glen. As you <head>wander</head> along the ridge, it's a long time before you lose sight of its neat white contours, and if you take a strong pair of binoculars on your walk, you can keep an eye on how the housemaid is turning your bed down. 
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Several people passed in the hall and stared as he slowly retreated,  trying  to close the door a little, and she slowly leaned toward him and raised her voice. &quot; How did you get by the desk  &quot;? ? He asked  curiously.
&quot; I'm sure the hotel doesn't know you're <head>wandering</head> around the corridors, knocking on strangers ' doors and talking down Eskimos &quot;. 
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Then, as I passed him, he would say: `Oh, Stevens, there was something I meant to say to you. &quot; And with that, he would <head>wander</head> back into his study, to all appearances still thoroughly engrossed in the volume held open in his hands. It was invariably embarrassment at what he was about to impart which made Lord Darlington adopt such an approach, and even once the study door was closed behind us, he would often stand by the window and make a show of consulting the encyclopedia throughout our conversation. 
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I got to be careful   cars just suddenly come out from nowhere and it's easy to have an accident. It's best if I don't go unless there's a proper green light thing. It's easy to have an accident, crossing the road. There's an underground thing   you know, steps going down to a station, so I go down there and <head>wander</head> around for a bit. Some of the lights in the tunnel are busted, and it smells of piss. There's loads of rubbish around   cardboard boxes and paper and stuff, and there's this man under one of the lights, blowing into a mouth organ thing. 
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In 1390 one of the major figures of the Reformation, Jan Hus, studied at the Carolinum and became rector in 1409, although he was later ordered to cease preaching and was excommunicated  see p.218. The Carolinum is a muddle of buildings from the Gothic period onwards. Much still remains of the earlier medieval university and downstairs you can <head>wander</head> through a maze of beautiful simple passages and rooms with quadripartite vaulting. By far the most interesting room in the complex is the Great Hall on the first floor, where degrees are conferred. It is basically 14C but was modified in the late 1940s by J. Fragner. The tapestry on the main wall depicts Charles IV in front of St Wenceslas. 
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Things like that. It's surprising how little even these country kids know about owls, although they must see or hear them every day. They learn a lot more at my talks, even though I'm just going over the very basics of the subject. It gets a little more difficult when eight-year-olds who 've seen me handling Dawn <head>wander</head> up and say they're going to get a barn owl and train it. Most of them think it's as easy as that and then I have to give them the `hard facts &quot; about cost and time. But   although this is very rare   you do sometimes come across one or two who seem to have a genuine interest and `feel &quot; for the birds; then, obviously, I try to give them all the advice and encouragement I can. 
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Like Smolensk, Kursk was a guberniia administrative centre in 1922 and also lay in a river-valley  the Seim amongst low hills. However surrounding agricultural conditions were very different. We shall not linger in Kursk itself but <head>wander</head> gently down a side road through this part of the Central Agricultural Region until we reach the Nikol'skaia volost '  cluster of villages roughly 40 km. to the south-east  Roslavl ' lay 110 km. from Smolensk. Here relationships between the local inhabitants and party members and agents will be examined without reference to Kursk, let alone to Moscow. 
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And covered with sugar as sparkling as ice. `My stars ! &quot; cried the mouse, while his eye beamed with glee, `Here's a treasure I 've found; what a feast it will be ! But, oh dear, there's a noise; it's my brothers at play; So I 'll hide with the cake, lest they <head>wander</head> this way. `Not a bit shall they have, for I know I can eat Every morsel myself, and I 'll have such a treat. &quot; So off went the mouse, as he held the cake fast, While his hungry young brothers went scampering past. He nibbled, and nibbled, and panted, but still 
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Although Mr. Krenz is dedicated  to East Germany's conservative vein of communism, there is much about his style that  sets him apart from his party comrades. Unlike Mr. Honecker, who  tended  to lecture people about socialist values, Mr. Krenz enjoys  asking questions.
Indeed, one of his first actions as leader was to visit a gritty machine factory on the outskirts of Berlin and <head>wander</head> among the workers -- a la Gorbachev. 
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The large and very enthusiastic entertainments team create a welcoming atmosphere and ensure that there are plenty of activities to keep everyone happy. But if all you want to do is sit in the gardens or laze by the pool, they will allow it ! That's the nice thing about Romantica &amp; hellip you can have a highly active holiday if you want to but if you do n't, you can <head>wander</head> around the Club and feel like you 've landed on a beautiful tropical island ! If, like me, you prefer the sporting life, then you are spoilt for choice here. There's tennis, windsurfing, volleyball and snorkelling to name just a few of the activities. And if you bring the children, they 'll be off enjoying fun and games with the other youngsters at the Pirates Club. 
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`Did I say that? Yes. One might labour for years and then discover that one's thoughts simply concealed some devilish machine. &quot; `That might not rob the thoughts of value. Artists, and great artists, are often in this dilemma. &quot; `I am not an artist. I require the clearness of truth and its simplicity. I need daylight. But I <head>wander</head> in the dark. &quot; Marcus now leaned forward, bowing his head and closing his eyes. A silence ensued. The window was closed, reducing the traffic to a river-like sound of which Ludens now became conscious. He wondered if Irina had gone out, perhaps to buy some more clothes. Or was she listening at the door? The room was tidy. 
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Descended from an Aztec mother goddess, Llorona is a long-suffering mother figure, symbolic in a wider sense of the trauma of the Spanish invasion. Driven mad with grief by the loss of her child, she is thought to <head>wander</head> the streets weeping and crying out a ghostly memory of the pre-Conquest past. At its most simple, La Chingada, as the mother of Mestizo culture is `the Mother forcibly opened, violated or deceived &quot;. The female soil possessed and misused by the masculine force of the Spanish invaders. The Indian Mexico raped and abused by the conquistador yet bearing his bastard child. 
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Every day he saw Arthur Greeves, who was still living next door, having studied art at the Slade School in London and returned to Belfast with no prospects. Arthur, who had followed so much of Jack's inner journey, was the perfect companion during those strange days. Much of the time, however, Jack was alone. When his father was tucked up for the night, the son would <head>wander</head> out into the garden and enjoy the cool air as a contrast to the fug of the sick-room. `My father and I are physical counterparts: and during these days more than ever I notice his resemblance to me &amp; hellip &quot; he mused. At the beginning of September, the doctors recommended an operation, and Albert was moved into a nursing home. 
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But that is the inevitable second phase. I have been at this job long enough, wrote Harsnet  typed Goldberg, to know in advance what the different phases will be. The second phase is: familiarity, friendliness. Wait for the third, he wrote, for the return of otherness, oddity, spikiness. Allowed my eyes to <head>wander</head> over the whole of it, he wrote, and almost with satisfaction. At least without pain. Sure to feel again soon that I 've botched it. My last chance and I 've made a mess of it. But may have been through that earlier. Decided on 300 as optimum print run for notes to go in Green Box. A hundred to send out to specific individuals and institutions. 
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Instead he decided to go and visit Mr Schofield off Jubilee Road. He was the one old man who was always glad to see Henry, and guess what   he 'd just found that gold watch, still in his jeans pocket. Good thing Mum hadn't washed them yet this week. He ought to go back to school, but he couldn't really <head>wander</head> along in the middle of lessons. He 'd got to go back and put his purple horrors on first, and he 'd be much less conspicuous turning up at dinner time when they were all in the play- ground, note or no note. He might as well go to Schofield's and see if the old man would give him anything for his watch. 
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Winston enjoyed  seeing him start out; ; he wore his clothes with style. When he was going to town , nothing was good enough -- he had cursed at Winston once for  leaving a fleck of polish on his shoelace.
At home, he wouldn't even wash his hands for supper, and he <head>wandered</head> around the yard in a pair of sweaty old corduroys. 
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Carried away by his success young Thomas Borrow had knocked down the officer, then aggravated his offence by twice striking to the ground his master, Mr. Hambly. Taking precipitously to his heels and hurriedly joining the Coldstream Guards, he eventually settled in East Anglia, where he married and where his literary son George was born in 1803. George Borrow was to <head>wander</head> many roads before being invited back to his father's home county. The invitation arose in a dramatic way, the sequel to a tremendous storm at Great Yarmouth where George Borrow was then resident. During its course Borrow was instrumental in saving at least one man from drowning and, as a result, was mentioned in the Plymouth press. 
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The houses are traditional Austrian with lovely wooden shutters and balconies; all the windows and balconies have boxes overflowing with bright flowers. Narrow streets wind their way through the houses and shops, and there are many restaurants and coffee houses with the tempting aroma of fresh coffee and baking air to entice you in. A pedestrian zone also gives you the opportunity to <head>wander</head> at your leisure through the wide selection of shops. If you enjoy walking, this could be heaven there are over 80 kms of marked paths to keep you occupied and walks are arranged weekly with an English speaking guide, both easy and strenuous. There are a wide variety of activities on offer, including cycling. 
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She knew that her grown-ups were frightened and she did not want them to be frightened, but she also knew that Fenna was a mightier protection than all their loving care could ever be. She could walk safely in the forest of city streets and that no harm could touch her. She would just wander off; and then later she would come to, wondering where she was and remembering that they would be angry with her again. That day she had <head>wandered</head> off between leaving her mother's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother's sitting-room. She was supposed to do this, unless it was raining, by going out the front door and down the area steps, rather than through her grandmother's bedroom. 
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If we attempt the role of bystander, then two dots are observed in reciprocal tension. The force between them has some correspondence with Newton's finding that the gravitational force is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. Perception of the two dots swings along the easiest path. The vision can <head>wander</head> about the void but one part of a void is like another and there can be no consciousness of movement until two locations have been defined, either by two dots or by the displacement of one dot, which requires memory of its path. The dots mark the extremities of countless possible paths which, if they were recorded, would become lines. The distance between two points 
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In the hope of rectifying this unsatisfactory state of affairs, Hobbes aimed to lay bare `elements &quot; or seeds from which `pure and true &quot; philosophy might grow, if carefully cultivated by a method which he will describe. `Most men <head>wander</head> out of the way, and fall into error for want of method, as it were for want of sowing and planting, that is, of improving the reason. &quot; Given a method, we can avoid mistaken ideas which, confirmed by the authority of the past, have taken deep root, like weeds in men's minds. 
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`Don't tell me, &quot; said Philip's Dad. `Mrs Wright. Senility, that's what it is. &quot; `What's senility? &quot; said Philip. He thought of Mrs Wright up in Jubilee Wood, looking for the fox. `Old age, &quot; said his Dad. `Your mind wanders. &quot; `Her mind doesn't <head>wander</head>, &quot; said Philip. She was sharp, Mrs Wright, in her own way. She never forgot to get the hen-food and she could shoot straight, even with her knobbled hands. There were no flies on her. She 'd get that fox if she could. `Her legs do, &quot; said his Mum. `Parks that car of hers on the roadside and just roams. 
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We oldies can find digging soothing and satisfying, even enjoyable   particularly if we take it in small doses and choose good weather and soil conditions. We need to be well clad, of course, well shod, and equipped with spades of good balance to suit our size. Thus occupied on this repetitive job, the mind is free to <head>wander</head> and daydream. The other day, for instance, it was the portrait of Miss Jekyll, the lady gardener, that flashed before my inner eye. She helped with the spadework in the early days of the Wisley garden, I had learned. And then it was the charming picture of her Gardening Boots that I saw. That picture I surmised, would look well if paired with Van Gogh's Chair. 
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It is also an ideal introduction to the scenery of the region, from tufa mounds and hot pools to the Virginia Falls, possibly the second best known falls in Canada, around which is a 2km portage trail, partly on wooden planks. The film has some drawbacks on the technical side. The cameraman's attention seems to <head>wander</head> at times, the water noise and sound of the wind blowing on the microphone could have been toned down before the commentary was added and the conversion to the PAL system has not enhanced the colour and focus. Nevertheless, it is good to see a film about a region which is often written about but rarely filmed. 
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The swimfeeder and baits suitable for it are ideal for this purpose. If, however, we have opportunities to fish midweek when most other anglers are at work, or fortunate enough to have access to a good piece of barbel river which is less frequently fished, then the best way of catching a big barbel is to stalk one. We can <head>wander</head> over all, or most, of the river bank and either look for the fish themselves or for swims where they are likely to be. If we spot the fish we can cast directly to them with strong tackle and a big bait, or we can move from swim to swim until we find where a big barbel or two are feeding. 
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Once ensconced in her burrow, the female mite will soon begin to lay eggs, which accumulate behind her at the rate of three or four a day. Unless she is scratched out, the adult female will remain in her burrow until she dies. If scratching by the human host removes the roof of the burrow, the mite will <head>wander</head> away until it finds another suitable site. When the nymphs are hatched into young males and females, they each make a shallow burrow from which they emerge at night to search for a mate. The male does not live as long as the female, and this would explain the relative paucity of males. 
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Large coach and car park off nearby High Street. Past &amp; Present AN EVENING TOUR OF HAUNTED NORTH YORKSHIRE In an area with the history and past of Ryedale in rural North Yorkshire it should come as no surprise that restless spirits wander abroad. We invite you to join us as we join them in their endless search for peace. The Grey lady. Said to <head>wander</head> through the Vale of York in search of her lost lover. The headless rider who haunts the country lanes. The five year old poltergeist of a 16th Century Local Coaching Inn. 
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A `chambermaid &quot; who looks about eighty goes from tent to tent with a wheelbarrow full of logs and lays all the fires in the dustbin-like metal stoves. We put a match to ours and it goes up with a rocket-like roar, heating the yurt in a flash. The reconditioned air attracts the flies so we <head>wander</head> round like lost nomads thinking about the next meal. There is not even a postcard to buy, let alone a stamp. If you follow the electricity poles over the steppe to the next village, the people there are partially settled inside bricks and mortar. Down by the river the boys fish with rods cut straight from the surrounding forest and grill their catches on an open fire. 
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After a &quot; busy &quot; overture, the curtain rises on a farm scene -- the Ranavan Valley in northern Maine. A dead armadillo, the sole occupant of the stage, symbolizes the crisis and destruction of the Old Order.
Old Order, acted and atonally sung by Grunnfeu Arapacis, the lovely Serbantian import, then entered and delivered the well-known invocation to the god Phineoppus, whereupon the stage is quite unexpectedly visited by a company of <head>wandering</head> Gorshek priests, symbolizing Love, Lust, Prudence and General Motors, respectively. 
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The major legal barrier is the principle that no one can be held  liable for an &quot; act of God. &quot; For now, says   Laurence Drivon, president-elect of the 6,000-member California Trial Lawyers Association, &quot; the last thing  we really need  to worry about  is whether anybody is going  to get sued, or whether they have liability or not.
We still have people <head>wandering</head> around in a daze in San Francisco worrying about whether it's going to rain tonight. &quot; 
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These apertures in the surface vary in size and character: no two are alike, some are open and vertical gulfs, others mere fissures in the surface rocks not easy to locate; many have cave entrances that invite a limited exploration. These openings can be found by ramblers who prefer daylight to darkness and, like me, like to <head>wander</head> in search of them, but the black labyrinth to which they lead, the complex network below ground, is reserved exclusively for those experienced in subterranean travel, hardy adventurers who risk rockfalls and flooding to satisfy an insatiable curiosity to go where few men have been before, to see what few men have seen before. 
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Mr. Cela himself was one of the lucky ones, his fortunes steadily increasing over the decades  he spent   putting out some 70 travelogues, novels, short story collections and poetry. These days, he is as known for his flamboyant tastes and the youthful muse who  shares his life as he is  for his books.
The man who wore out his shoes <head>wandering</head> around Guadalajara in 1958, describing in his travel book &quot; Viaje a la Alcarria &quot; how he scrounged for food and stayed in squalid inns, now tours Spain in a Rolls-Royce. 
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These include the interim administration led by Amos Sawyer, a medical doctor whom the West African peacekeepers back. He has achieved little since November besides getting to know the gadgets in the presidential motor cars. Neither he nor the exiles have done anything to help the starving people who <head>wander</head> the streets of the capital, Monrovia, looking for food and a future. Every month, say officials of the UN's World Food Programme, less than half the required 6, 000 tonnes of rice arrives in the city; Médecins Sans Frontières reports that 20 children die of starvation in the city's hospitals each day. The rich in Monrovia are better served. 
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` &quot; Yakovlev &quot;, &quot; provided the others in unison. `Deucedly good, &quot; agreed Aranyos. `Couldn't have done better myself. My only reservation is that it might be too good. The man's mind is in such a state that it might unhinge him completely. He could start thinking he's a poached egg and <head>wander</head> off looking for some toast to sit on. &quot; `Your ideas about such things are a little out of date, &quot; said Karelius drily. `I understand they all think they're Napoleon nowadays. Anyway, where do you suggest for the meeting? Anywhere in Vienna's out of the question of course, or we 'll finish up getting shot alongside him. &quot; `Quite. 
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Composts For the Nineties It's all change in the world of compost. Peter Thompson reviews what's happening and offers some timely advice. What is a Compost? In essence a compost consists of bulky material which provides congenial conditions for roots to <head>wander</head> in search of water, oxygen and nutrients. It must be dense enough to support the plant, porous enough to hold water, and open enough for air to diffuse through it to provide oxygen. Mineral salts are added to supply the nutrients on which the healthy growth of the plant depends. 
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Morse testified that while he was having breakfast in the dining room, Mrs. Borden told the servant, &quot; Bridget, I want you to wash these windows today &quot;. Bridget's testimony was in direct contradiction.
She said it was after she returned from her vomiting spell in the back yard that Mrs. Borden told her to <head>wash</head> the windows. 
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This woman repeatedly complained  she was &quot; too tired &quot; for marital relations.  To please her, her husband assumed some of the domestic chores.
Finally, he was cooking, <head>washing</head> dishes, bathing the children, and even ironing -- and still his wife refused to have relations as often as he desired them. 
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He met nobody  he knew  on this walk. There is no accounting of his movements in this long gap of time which  covers the early hours when Mrs. Borden was killed  .
Morse testified that while he was having breakfast in the dining room, Mrs. Borden told the servant, &quot; Bridget, I want you to <head>wash</head> these windows today &quot;. 
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In the kitchen, Leona, his little young wife, was reading the morning paper. Her legs hung down  long and thin as she sat on the high stool.
&quot; Here &quot;, Winston said gently, &quot; what's these dishes doing not <head>washed</head> &quot;? ? 
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It was meant  to insult him, and didn't quite succeed. He took the reins just below the bit and held them firmly, and it was his turn  to smile now.
&quot; I don't mind <head>washing</head> dishes now and then &quot;, he said pleasantly. 
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10. The arrangement with Argiento was working well, except that sometimes Michelangelo could not figure who  was master and who apprentice.
Argiento had been trained so rigorously by the Jesuits that Michelangelo was unable to change his habits: up before dawn to scrub the floors, whether they were dirty or not; ; water boiling on the fire for <head>washing</head> laundry every day, the pots scoured with river sand after each meal. 
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Flies swarmed around the bowl of lentils in which he mopped thick black bread . Half of it dripped down his chin.
He <head sats="wash_down.002:0">washed</head> it <sat id="wash_down.002:0">down</sat> with beer and produced a deep-seated belch. 
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It was the same bar, and it was two weeks later -- Saturday night, when he had an excuse  to drink heavier than usual. He had been sitting in the usual corner at the little table, as far as possible from any talkative, friendly lushes.
He was enjoying the weekly ritual of <head sats="wash_down.004:0">washing</head> <sat id="wash_down.004:0">down</sat> his pet grievance with bourbon slightly moistened with water. 
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There a dozen giant monitors played their seventy-five-foot jets of water against the huge seam of tertiary gravel which  was the mountainside. The gravel was the bed of an ancient river, buckled  in some prehistoric upheaval of earth.
It was partially cemented by ages and pressure, yet it crumpled before the onslaught of the powerful streams, the force of a thousand fire hoses, and with the gold it held <head sats="wash_down.021:0">washed</head> <sat id="wash_down.021:0">down</sat> through the long sluices. 
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They immediately termed the proposal inadequate and said  the restructuring would not solve the company's problems. &quot; I think  the current plan is sufficiently flawed in a sufficient number of bondholders ' eyes that substantial revisions will be required   to get it done, &quot; says  analyst Craig Davis of R.D. Smith &amp; Co. here.
Investors interpreted the KKR move as a desire by the firm to <head sats="wash_one-s_hands.007:0 wash_one-s_hands.007:1">wash</head> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.007:0">its</sat> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.007:1">hands</sat> of SCI TV. 
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It is the abstractionism, the unrealism, of the pure idealist. It ignores the sordid financial aspects (quite conveniently, too, for his audience, who  could indulge in moral indignation without visible, or even conscious, discomfort, their money from the transaction having been put  away long ago in a good antiseptic brokerage ).
Like Pilate, they had <head sats="wash_one-s_hands.015:0 wash_one-s_hands.015:1">washed</head> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.015:0">their</sat> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.015:1">hands</sat>. 
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&quot; Itch &quot;? ? &quot; Yes, I'm still all covered  with that soap.
I was loaded with suds when I ran away, and I haven't had a chance to <head sats="wash_off.037:0">wash</head> it <sat id="wash_off.037:0">off</sat>. 
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&quot; I know &quot;, Jones said  dejectedly. Morgan filled the fire box with wood again, then started supper and set the table.
When the meal was ready, he told Jones to <head sats="wash_up.019:0">wash</head> <sat id="wash_up.019:0">up</sat>, and going into the front room, woke the girl. 
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They used pink, tan, or cream powder. Alec glanced into the bathroom.
Blood in the bathtub where the murderer appears to have <head>washed</head> his hands. 
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Winston enjoyed  seeing him start out; ; he wore his clothes with style. When he was going to town , nothing was good enough -- he had cursed at Winston once for  leaving a fleck of polish on his shoelace.
At home, he wouldn't even <head>wash</head> his hands for supper, and he wandered around the yard in a pair of sweaty old corduroys. 
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Not any more. Not for years.
The first thing every morning when she <head>washed</head> her face she could see the scar on her chin where he 'd cut her with a boot cleat, and maybe she saw him heaving it again, the dirty sock popping out as it flew. 
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He drove sensual patterns off,  carefully shaving his long upper lip. It  is harder , he muttered ,  to meditate on man (or woman) than on God.
David finished shaving, <head>washed</head> his face clean of lather, and combed and retied his hair. 
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What Gov. Clinton is advocating , in effect, is  extending the educational system down to the pre-kindergarten years. Whether  desirable or not, this is a child-care program, not an educational program.
We know that very early exposure to schooling improves performance in the first grade, but afterward the difference is quickly <head sats="wash_away.029:0">washed</head> <sat id="wash_away.029:0">away</sat>. 
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They had spent a million dollars,  carving in a road, putting up buildings, drilling their haulage tunnel. Then the vein had petered out and the whole project had been abandoned .
&quot; The road's <head>washed</head> badly &quot;, said Dill, &quot; but there's a trail you can get over with a horse. 
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The surgeon carried a cage of live pigeons. He told Argiento  to take a bird out of the cage, cut a large vein under its wing, let the blood gush into Michelangelo's injured eye.
The surgeon came back at dusk, cut the vein of a second pigeon, again <head sats="wash_out.000:0">washed</head> <sat id="wash_out.000:0">out</sat> the eye. 
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To remove an insect from one's ear warm water should be inserted . A cinder or other small object could be removed  from the eye by  placing a flaxseed in the eye.
As the seed swelled its glutinous covering protected the eyeball from irritation, and both the cinder and the seed could soon be <head>washed</head> out. 
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Why not simply questions designed  to identify sources and causes of waste and inefficiency? Such as, what  happened when Congress wanted  to know about $400  toilet seats or whatever they supposedly cost  ?
No, Mr. Lantos's complaints simply won't <head>wash</head>. 
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<answer instance="wash.013" senseid="wash%2:29:00::"/> 
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Winter itch was treated  by  applying strong apple cider in which pulverized bloodroot had been steeped  .  To cure fungus growths on mouth or hands people made a strong tea by  using a handful of sassafras bark in a quart of water.
They drank half a cup of this morning and night, and they also <head>washed</head> and soaked their hands in the same solution. 
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Just plain old black dirt was also used  as a pack  to relieve wasp or bee stings. Bedbugs were a common pest in pioneer days; ;  to keep them out of homes, even in the 1900 's, was a chore.
Bed slats were <head>washed</head> in alum water, legs of beds were placed in cups of kerosene, and all woodwork was treated liberally with corrosive sublimate, applied with a feather. 
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A simpler method was  to tie a thread tightly around the wart at its base and wear it this way. I know  this worked.
One person recommended to me <head>washing</head> the wart with sulphur water; ; another said it should be rubbed with a cut potato three times daily. 
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He spent most of his career  formulating marketing strategies, but became best-known for  chipping away at ad agency compensation. Ad agencies typically earned a straight 15% commission; if a client spent $100 million  on TV time, the agency made $15 million .
But Mr. Achenbaum pioneered negotiated fees, which often <head sats="work_out.132:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_out.132:0">out</sat> to less than 15 %. 
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We're going  to get married . Do you approve &quot;? ?
Casey kept his smile fixed, but some small inner disturbance was <head>working</head> on him as he thought again about Needham, who was eight or ten years older than the girl. 
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Prior to his term, a teacher bled to death in the halls,  stabbed  by a student. Academically, Mrs. Ward says  , the school was having trouble  serving in harmony its two disparate, and evenly split, student groups: a privileged white elite from old monied neighborhoods and blacks, many of them poor, from run-down, inner city neighborhoods.
Mrs. Ward resolved to clean out &quot; deadwood &quot; in the school's faculty and restore safety, and she also had some new factors <head>working</head> in her behalf. 
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Walitzee  was among them, and Sarpsis, and they wore red blankets which  flew like broad wings in the air of their passing. And a very young one, Swan Necklace, tried  to emulate them and followed timidly.
Yellow Wolf was there, nephew of the young chief by an older brother long dead, in whom also the disordered chemistries of youth <head>worked</head>. 
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The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan's once-cozy financial circles.
Not only are Japan's financial institutions putting their enormous clout to <head>work</head>; increasingly they're squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion. 
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Yes ! ! But there is no use  causing him to worry at this time &quot;.
The German's words <head>worked</head> on the newspaperman like a reprieve from an odious duty. 
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&quot; They're too crowded, and everybody's showing off, &quot; says  Joel Bryant, a 22-year-old student from Pasadena, Calif. &quot; The guys are being macho, and the girls are walking around in little things.
They're not there to <head sats="work_out.021:0">work</head> <sat id="work_out.021:0">out</sat>. &quot; 
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And she was deeply thankful that she could see her now, out there in the midst of a gay, youthful circle,  skipping and singing, &quot; Farmer in the dell, Farmer in the dell, Heigh-ho the dairy-oh, the farmer in the dell &quot;. At the sight of Sally's happy face and carefree expression, Harmony's dark, brooding eyes quickly brightened with unshed tears.
She was glad, completely and unselfishly glad, to see that things were <head sats="work_out.006:0">working</head> <sat id="work_out.006:0">out</sat> the right way for both Sally and Dan. 
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The car lurched along at a snail's crawl, the left-front mudguard banging and scraping against the tire, occasionally scraping against the road itself. Lord whistled tunelessly as he fought the steering wheel.
He seemed very pleased with himself, as though some intricate scheme was <head sats="work_out.029:0">working</head> <sat id="work_out.029:0">out</sat> exactly as he had planned. 
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Even if that's all the promise  he ever gave  or ever will give , the giving of it once was enough and you believed it then and you will always believe it, even when it is finally the only thing in the world  you have  left  to believe, and the whole world is telling you  that one was a lie . Even when he is on the way to Memphis  you will still have the promise resting inside you like a gift, and it is he inside of you.
And in a way the promise <head sats="work_out.090:0">works</head> <sat id="work_out.090:0">out</sat> true, for whether he wants you or not, you go with him in your heart. 
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&quot; Yes, yes &quot;, he muttered impatiently. &quot; Of course it looked like an accident.
I always <head>work</head> it that way -- and always at a time when the customer has an alibi. 
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A NEW MINIMUM-WAGE PLAN has been <head sats="work_out.015:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_out.015:0">out</sat> by Congress and Bush, opening the way for the first increase in over nine years. 
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&quot; I know. I was thinking about that.
How will we <head sats="work_out.034:0">work</head> it <sat id="work_out.034:0">out</sat> &quot;? ? 
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In recent testimony on Capitol Hill, Treasury officials said  they were considering the new reporting requirements, and the expected publication of the proposal in the Federal Register today is the first official step toward  creating final regulations.
The Treasury is still <head sats="work_out.040:0">working</head> <sat id="work_out.040:0">out</sat> the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering. 
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( Theresa skipped a page of details about the house.) &quot; I hope  if you have any ideas along these lines you will write me about them.
I may settle on some makeshift arrangements for the summer and wait until you return in the fall so we can <head sats="work_out.047:0">work</head> <sat id="work_out.047:0">out</sat> together the best. &quot; 
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The discussions are still in preliminary stages, and the specific details haven't been <head sats="work_out.049:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_out.049:0">out</sat> between the Seattle aerospace company and Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. and Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. 
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&quot;  Trying  to answer that is suggesting all kinds of theories, &quot; such as precisely where and how the brain processes incoming signals from the eyes . He and others say that the machines are weak enough that they don't jeopardize the memory.
Both the SUNY team and researchers at the National Magnet Laboratory in Cambridge, Mass., are <head>working</head> with more potent magnetic brain stimulators. 
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Stern chase 10 Langer would have  to be headed  off, whether he knew where he was going  or not.
Almost surely he did; ; after all, he had had the same set of facts as Jack had had to <head>work</head> from, and he was an almost frighteningly observant man. 
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The Big Board wants  to keep such index funds from  fleeing to overseas markets, but only as long as it &quot; handles it intelligently, &quot; Mr. Phelan said . Despite what some investors are suggesting , the Big Board isn't even considering a total ban on program trading or stock futures, exchange officials said  .
Most revisions it will propose will be geared toward slowing down program trading during stressful periods, said officials <head>working</head> with the exchange. 
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Already, 10 local councils have refused  to honor fees and payments to banks incurred  during various swaps dealings. Other financial institutions involved  include Barclays Bank PLC, Midland Bank PLC, Security Pacific Corp., Chemical Banking Corp.'s Chemical Bank, Citicorp's Citibank and Mitsubishi Finance International.
If the banks exhaust all avenues of appeal, it is possible that they would seek to have the illegality ruling <head>work</head> both ways, some market sources said. 
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Still, Unisys said  its European business was weak during the quarter, a worrisome sign given that the company has relied on solid results overseas  to overcome weakness in the U.S. over the past several quarters. The company also reported slower growth in another important business: systems that  use the Unix operating system.
That would be a huge problem if it were to continue, because Unisys is betting its business on the assumption that customers want to move away from using operating systems that run on only one manufacturer's equipment and toward systems -- mainly Unix -- that <head>work</head> on almost anyone's machines. 
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He is 37, an astronomer with impressive credentials, and something of a genius at  making computers do his bidding. He once described himself as a &quot; Berkeley Hippie, &quot; and played the role  well; obligatory ragged jeans, a thicket of long hair and rejection of all things conventional, including, for a time at least, formal marriage to his &quot; sweetheart, &quot; Martha Matthews.
He also is an entertaining writer, combining wisecracks and wordplay with programmatic detail and lucid explanations of how computers <head>work</head>. 
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The decision in Los Angeles federal court stems from a 1985 Mercury Sable TV ad that Young &amp; Rubicam <head sats="work_up.115:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_up.115:0">up</sat> for Ford Motor Co. 
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Balanced properly between optimism and practicality, the nondefeatist attitude of the shell people led them to extricate themselves, their ships and personnel, from bizarre situations. Therefore to Helva, the problem that she couldn't open her mouth  to sing, among other restrictions, did not bother her.
She would <head sats="work_out.028:0">work</head> <sat id="work_out.028:0">out</sat> a method, by-passing her limitations, whereby she could sing. 
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While  admitting  such a move would be &quot; devastating &quot; to most creditors, Judge Abramson told a courtroom filled  with nearly two dozen attorneys that he was concerned  about the toll  mounting legal bills will take  on Mr. Hunt's shrinking estate and about the fact that, following voting by creditors, none of the reorganization plans appeared  to be viable in their present form. &quot; It  would be a shame  to have a Chapter 7 after all the progress in this case, &quot; said  Judge Abramson.
Under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code, a company continues to operate under protection from creditors ' lawsuits while it <head sats="work_out.073:0">works</head> <sat id="work_out.073:0">out</sat> a plan to pay its debts. 
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The company is operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code, giving it court protection from creditors ' lawsuits while it attempts to <head sats="work_out.077:0">work</head> <sat id="work_out.077:0">out</sat> a plan to pay its debts. 
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Most are trim. Some have been training for months; others only recently left active status.
( No one has <head sats="work_out.048:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_out.048:0">out</sat> the players ' average age, but most appear to be in their late 30s.) 
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The officials also said  the meeting agreed  to continue  treating China as a special case, despite the recent repression of dissent there, but to offer no further concessions. The U.S. officials said that despite the rapid changes under way in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, all the Cocom members agreed on &quot; the continuing need for this organization, &quot; which  was founded  40 years ago at the start of the Cold War.
The officials said the meeting agreed to continue <head>working</head> toward &quot; streamlining &quot; Cocom's restricted products list, and to improve procedures for punishing companies that don't comply with the export restrictions. 
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He took his mask from his forehead and threw it, unexpectedly, across the deck. &quot; Temper, temper &quot;, Mrs. Forsythe said ,  laughing uneasily.
A phony blonde hanging onto a bygone youth and beauty, but irreparably stringy in the neck, she was already <head>working</head> on her second gin and tonic, though it was not yet ten A.M. 
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It struck me as a way   to get back to what I really want  to do  . &quot; Mr. Spielvogel added pointedly: &quot; The pressure on commissions didn't begin with Al Achenbaum. &quot;
Mr. Spielvogel said Mr. Achenbaum will <head>work</head> with clients to determine the mix of promotion, merchandising, publicity and other marketing outlets, and to integrate those services. 
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A specialist is an exchange member designated  to maintain a fair and orderly market in a specified stock. Mr. Phelan's meeting with the floor brokers comes as he prepares  to explain the exchange's position on program trading to key congressional regulators in a closed session tomorrow, according to exchange officials.
A Big Board spokesman would only say, &quot; We're <head>working</head> the problem and looking at the issue and meeting with a broad number of customers and constituents to get their views and ideas on the issue. &quot; 
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He had dusted each of the books carefully and carried them all to the basement and,  trembling at  having  to open the big furnace, given them up to the flames. Then he sped from the dark basement and returned to his room and cried.
Richard left America with his clothes, his biwa and his image of Acala and, on the freighter which took him to Japan, he plucked at the biwa, trying to make the sounds he <head>wrought</head> resemble an ancient Japanese tune he had once heard. 
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Analysts generally applaud the performance of Campbell U.S.A., the company's largest division, which  posted 6% unit sales growth and a 15% improvement in operating profit for fiscal 1989. &quot; The way that we 've been managing Campbell U.S.A.  can hopefully spread to other areas of the company, &quot; Mr. Baum said .
In the interview at headquarters yesterday afternoon, both men exuded confidence and seemed to <head>work</head> well together. 
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Douglas Stoneman, vice president of Shell Canada, noted that producers would prefer  to avoid hearings into competing proposals that  would lengthen the regulatory review process and bog down development. Interprovincial Pipe Line Co., an oil pipeline operator rumored  to be mulling a gas pipeline proposal of its own, said  that isn't in the cards.
Instead, Richard Haskayne, president and chief executive of Interprovincial's Calgary-based parent, Interhome Energy Inc., said the company would prefer to <head>work</head> with other &quot; interested parties &quot; on a joint proposal. 
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This gentleman is a police officer. He is a fingerprint specialist.
Could your future, your immediate future, be made to include taking us upstairs, giving us a bit of space in which our friend can <head>work</head>, and making available to him your finger tips &quot;? ? 
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&quot; I 've been mucking in a mine in the San Juan, but I used  to work on a ranch. Sharon, she's cooked in a restaurant.
We 'll <head>work</head> hard, Mr. Morgan &quot;. 
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Mr. Phillips also hopes  to finally implement a reorganization announced  earlier this year but put  on hold by the WPP takeover. The reorganization is supposed  to make one-stop shopping --  buying advertising, public relations and design all in one place, or &quot; Ogilvy Orchestration &quot; in Ogilvyspeak -- a reality.
Under the reorganization, Ogilvy plans to name one executive on each account as a &quot; client service director &quot; to <head>work</head> as the client's single contact for all those services. 
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Secondly, the two companies found a similarity in their business and development philosophies and intend  to cooperate in a range of activities from real estate to telecommunications. Finally, Mitsubishi Estate has no plans  to interfere with Rockefeller's management beyond  taking a place on the board.
&quot; We 'll continue to <head>work</head> with them, in keeping with the reputation of the company, and we 'll rely very much on their leadership, &quot; says Mitsubishi Estate President Jotaro Takagi. 
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He would not ride the eight-thirty local to the city each morning. He would not carry a brief case.
Nor would he <head>work</head> at all. 
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It  isn't clear, however, whether support for the proposal will be broad enough  to pose a serious challenge to the White House's acid-rain plan. While the new proposal might appeal to the dirtiest utilities, it might not win the support of utilities, many in the West, that  already have added expensive cleanup equipment or burn cleaner-burning fuels.
Lawmakers representing some of the cleaner utilities have been quietly <head>working</head> with the White House to devise ways to tinker with the administration bill to address their acid-rain concerns. 
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The week at home was not comfortable. His mother, who  had seen little of him for four years, appeared worried about his  sailing off by himself for an Orient which, she herself having slight knowledge of it,  had  to be distrusted .
She seemed to <head>work</head> to grow close to her son in the few days he spent at home, talking to him about some of the more pleasant moments of his childhood and then trying to talk to him about those things in which he alone was interested. 
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If he was sober, which  was doubtful, he 'd have him get in touch with Mr. Crombie. Mr. Blatz had been at least sober enough  to remember  to telephone and he turned out  to be the greatest boon that  had come into Mr. Crombie's life since he moved to Highfield, in spite of the fact that he didn't work very fast or very long at a time, and he didn't like  to work at all unless Mr. Crombie hung around and talked to him.
He said he was the lonely type and <head>working</head> in a cellar you saw funny things coming out of the cracks in the wall if they wasn't nobody with you. 
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In a meeting in New York yesterday, the committee put on hold instructions   it gave  two weeks ago to its experts  to explore other options for Eastern's future, the sources said  .
The consultants had been <head>working</head> to finish a report this week. 
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He said  there is &quot; no valid investment reason &quot;  for stock-index futures to exist . A program-bashing move is clearly on.
Charles Wohlstetter, chairman of Contel, who is helping organize the alliance of Big Board-listed firms, said he had no time to <head>work</head> yesterday because he received so many phone calls, faxes and letters supporting his view that the Big Board has been turned into a &quot; gambling casino &quot; by program traders. 
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What we need  is  to get back to the group, to learning and apprenticeship, to the cafe and the school &quot;. He could certainly talk.
The upshot of the evening was that I got the address of Pendleton's studio -- or rather, of the studio in which he gave his classes, for he didn't <head>work</head> there himself -- and joined the life class, which met every Tuesday and Thursday from ten to twelve in the morning. 
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&quot; I'm behind John Cooper &quot;, Mr. Lovejoy said  finally. &quot; I think  we're agreed that he and Evans are equal in ability, so we have  to look at the thing in terms of incentive.
&quot; Now, I believe Poor John 'll <head>work</head> just a little harder. 
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These questions did not surprise me; ; I felt certain that the director, like the afternoon clerk, seldom moved beyond the counter, that the hall, to them, was a jungle, a dark and unwelcome place. Though I doubted that he would understand me, I told the director my motives for  applying.
I had always, I said, hankered after <head>working</head> hard with my hands. 
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The last federal execution before the Supreme Court's 1972 ruling banning the death penalty took place in 1963,  meaning that the federal government didn't exercise its execution authority for eight years. &quot; In that sense, the whole debate is sort of a fraud, &quot; argues  a Democratic Senate staff member.
&quot; It's distracting attention from serious issues, like how to make DEA, FBI and Customs <head>work</head> together &quot; on drug enforcement. 
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Solo woodwind players have to be creative if they want to <head>work</head> a lot, because their repertoire and audience appeal are limited. 
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&quot; I bought from willing shareholders. &quot; Nevertheless, Mr. Rey has been very careful since then  to make sure  his moves are welcome.
And he has <head>worked</head> to shed his raider image. 
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&quot; The fact that he is in the process of  defending himself against the present charges could conceivably have an adverse impact on Y&amp;R, &quot; Mr. Kroll wrote . He said  Mr. Klein will return to his post at the end of the trial &quot; at which he will be vindicated  . &quot;
Mr. Klein will <head>work</head> with Mr. Kroll on some of the agency's joint venture activities and acquisitions while the case is pending. 
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He declined  to elaborate, other than  to say, &quot; It just seemed the right thing   to do  at this minute. Sometimes you just go with your gut. &quot;
Mr. Bernstein said he will stay until Dec. 31 and <head>work</head> with his successor, who is to be named soon. 
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When I did  , she shrugged her shoulders and said that Reuveni wanted her to marry him. I asked her if she would , and she said  she would not .
He had known when he first helped her to meet the right people and <head>work</head> with them that she did not intend to marry him. 
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Could it  be that it speeded up for the aged in some mysterious way, as if a bored universe were skipping through the end of the chapter  just to get it over with? ? Or was the answer less metaphysical? ?
Did older people <head>work</head> more slowly? ? 
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The collective by which I address you in the title above  is neither patronizing nor jocose but an exact industrial term in use among professional thieves.
It is, I am reliably given to understand, the technical argot for those who engage in your particular branch of the boost; ; i.e., burglars who rob while the tenants are absent, in contrast to hot-slough prowlers, those who <head>work</head> while the occupants are home. 
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This will be his return on an original investment of between 50 million Swiss francs and 80 million Swiss francs. Mr. Rey bought a controlling stake in Inspectorate for 18 million Swiss francs in 1982,  building up the little-known engineering company with European and U.S. acquisitions.
&quot; I like to succeed, &quot; says Mr. Rey during a recent morning of <head>working</head> at home, which he also likes. 
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If it were not for an old professor who  made me read the classics I would have been stymied  on what  to do , and now I understand why they are classics ; ; those who  wrote them knew people and what  made people tick. I worked for my Uncle (an Uncle by marriage so you will not think  this has a mild undercurrent of incest) who  ran one of those antique shops in New Orleans ' Vieux Carre, the old French Quarter.
The arrangement I had with him was to <head>work</head> four hours a day. 
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Many colleagues are angry at Mrs. Yeargin. &quot; She did a lot of harm, &quot; says  Cathryn Rice, who  had discovered the crib notes.
&quot; We <head>work</head> damn hard at what we do for damn little pay, and what she did cast unfair aspersions on all of us. &quot; 
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It  is not unethical  to choose a higher-salaried job. Unfortunately, Japanese manufacturers have neither good working conditions nor good compensation packages.
I get the impression that some Japanese managers believe <head>working</head> harder for less money is beautiful. 
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There was a man here in town. He helped her meet people so she could go out and do the work  she wanted .
She <head>worked</head> very hard. 
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But as they hurl fireballs that  smolder rather than burn, and relive old duels in the sun, it 's clear that most are there  to make their fans cheer again or recapture the camaraderie of seasons past or prove to themselves and their colleagues that they still have it -- or something close to it. &quot; My fastball is good.
Real good, &quot; says 39-year-old Pete Broberg, <head>working</head> in the midday heat of the Tropics camp. 
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Bobbie, with Linda behind him, will have plenty of other opportunities. And also, the money can't mean as much to Bobbie.
&quot; Bobbie will take the job as his just reward and <head>work</head> hard at it; ; Poor John will take it as a miracle and have every other independent steel company sitting up nights worrying about us &quot;. 
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&quot; I will . You, also.
Don't <head>work</head> too hard &quot;. 
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The KGB has abolished a unit known  for  persecuting dissidents, the government newspaper Izvestia said  . The newspaper quoted KGB chairman Vladimir A. Kryuchkov as  saying  the definition of anti-Soviet crimes had narrowed, the laws had changed and people no longer have  to fear a simple slip of the tongue.
Mr. Kryuchkov was quoted as saying that in place of the infamous 5th Directorate a new unit would <head>work</head> &quot; to foil the conspiracies of foreign intelligence services to create and use organized anti-government groups in our country. &quot; 
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Pennzoil's poison pill covers five years in order  to give current management enough time   to put these proceeds to work in a prudent manner . Another interesting example is the poison pill adopted  recently by Pittsburgh-based National Intergroup Inc., a diversified holding company.
The State of Wisconsin Investment Board, which owned about 7% of the company's voting stock, <head>worked</head> with management to devise a time-limited poison pill. 
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Consider the experience of Satoko Kitada, a 30-year-old designer of vehicle interiors who  joined Nissan in 1982. At that time, tasks were assigned  strictly on the basis of seniority.
&quot; The oldest designer got to <head sats="work_on.104:0">work</head> <sat id="work_on.104:0">on</sat> the dashboard, &quot; she recalls. 
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Premark International Inc., for example, peddles the M8.7sp Electronic Cycling Simulator, a $2,000  stationary cycle. On a video screen, riders can see 30 different &quot; rides, &quot; including urban, mountain and desert scenes, and check how many calories  are burned  a minute.
Nancy Igdaloff, who <head>works</head> in corporate payments at Bank of America in San Francisco, may be a good prospect for such a gizmo. 
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Imagine a stag dinner with Toodle Williams &quot;. He laughed and laughed.
Owen wanted to be pleasant because Buzz <head>worked</head> the territory next to his, but he hadn't come to Reno for stag dinners. 
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The troubled West German computer company said, in a statement to its employees, that the number of persons <head>working</head> in product development will be reduced world-wide to 2,440 from 2,888 by the end of 1990. 
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If Rock shows up during the number -- or you hear anything --  give me the signal &quot;. Shirl Winter said, &quot; I 'll stay on the phone, Mr. Paxton.
There's a couple of call-backs I can <head sats="work_on.008:0">work</head> <sat id="work_on.008:0">on</sat> &quot;. 
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With congressional elections next year, GOP leaders have worried about  opposing a minimum-wage rise for low-paid workers at a time when Congress is moving toward a capital-gains tax cut that  would directly benefit wealthier taxpayers . Republicans have been imploring the White House  to compromise on the wage issue.
In the Senate, Edward Kennedy (D., Mass. ), chairman of the Labor Committee, and Pete Domenici, (R., N.M.) ranking minority member of the Budget Committee, have been <head sats="work_on.011:0">working</head> <sat id="work_on.011:0">on</sat> a compromise, and their soundings showed that the Senate appeared to be heading toward enough strength to override another Bush veto, a Democratic staff official said. 
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But both sides appear  to be more willing  now  to meet each other's terms  to resolve the issue. And although Warner has said  it wanted the producers to fulfill the terms of their contract, the producers said in sworn court declarations that they didn't believe  the relationship could be repaired  after the acrimony of the legal battle.
Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were <head sats="work_on.065:0">working</head> <sat id="work_on.065:0">on</sat> at Warner. 
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No, he didn't know of any handyman-carpenter. There wasn't any such thing any more.
Carpenters all wanted steady work and at the moment every mother's son for twenty miles around that could hammer nails for twenty-five dollars a day was <head sats="work_on.066:0">working</head> <sat id="work_on.066:0">on</sat> the school job. 
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He stood up and touched the girl's arm. &quot;  Come on, darling.
If you're really serious about <head sats="work_on.080:0">working</head> <sat id="work_on.080:0">on</sat> that story, I 'd better take you home &quot;. 
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How could anyone know what  to do  with an assortment like that ? ? Perhaps he had better  have someone  help him put up the pegboard and build the workbench -- someone who  knew what he was about .
Then at least he would have a place to hang his tools and something to <head sats="work_on.097:0">work</head> <sat id="work_on.097:0">on</sat>. 
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The insurance-industry association also strongly disagrees with the proposed community rating, which &quot;  doesn't save one dollar, &quot; argues  James Dorsch, HIAA's Washington counsel. &quot; It just makes healthy businesses subsidize unhealthy ones and gives each employer less incentive  to keep his workers healthy. &quot;
Mr. Dorsch says the HIAA is <head sats="work_on.141:0">working</head> <sat id="work_on.141:0">on</sat> a proposal to establish a privately funded reinsurance mechanism to help cover small groups that can't get insurance without excluding certain employees. 
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&quot; I tell people  it's the groundup bones of saints, &quot; he says . &quot; I sprinkle a little around and tell the demons  to leave.
It's reassuring, and it usually <head>works</head>. &quot; 
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Also, she lived in continual fear of  finding a white worm curled  up in a neat, mean little heap at the white center of the radish. She would try  to see over the bulge of her cheeks and somewhat under her teeth to the place where she was biting .
It never <head>worked</head>, naturally; ; but it made her look unusual. 
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He shrugged.
&quot; I asked her why she couldn't do it tomorrow, but it seems the muse is <head>working</head> good tonight and she's afraid to let it go &quot;. 
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He is a politician with the courage of true conviction, as in  summarily sacking exchange controls and in particular slashing the top rate of income taxation to 40 %.
But in the end his resignation as Chancellor of the Exchequer may be a good thing, especially if it <head>works</head> as he no doubt intends -- by forcing Prime Minister Thatcher and her counterparts elsewhere to confront the genuine intellectual issues involved. 
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She had used his rumpled shorts as the very image of his childishness, his lack of control, his general male looseness, while she  remained cool, airy, and untouched, the charming teacher who  disciplined an unruly body.  To have her underclothes linked with his on the floor would draw her visibly into a struggle both bitter and absurd.
Something in the back of his mind was aware that the magnificence of the plan lay in his faith, that the idea would <head>work</head> because he believed in it, since his courage and virility were involved, because it was truly his. 
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The newly identified genes differ from a family of genes discovered  in the early 1980s called  oncogenes. Oncogenes must be present for a cell to become malignant, but researchers have found them in normal  as well as in cancerous  cells,  suggesting that oncogenes don't cause cancer by themselves.
In recent months, researchers have come to believe the two types of cancer genes <head>work</head> in concert: An oncogene may turn proliferating cells malignant only after the tumor-suppressor gene has been damaged. 
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As she drove, she thought about her plan. It was really quite simple.
So simple, in fact, that it might even <head>work</head> -- although Pamela, now, in her new frame of mind, was careful not to pretend too much assurance. 
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If President Bush loses at the court, it might be disappointing, as Morrison v. Olson was  for the Reagan administration. But the presidency would be no worse off than it is  now.
Moreover, the electorate would have received a valuable civics lesson in how the separation of powers <head>works</head> in practice. 
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&quot; Until now, we 've had no objective way of  measuring motor function, &quot; says  Keith Chiappa, a neurologist conducting clinical tests with the devices at Boston's Massachusetts General Hospital. &quot; All  we could do  was tell a patient, `  squeeze my fingers as hard as you can  ' or `  raise your arm. '
&quot; Under the best circumstances such tests are subjective; when a patient is unconscious, they don't <head>work</head> at all. 
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Out of that agreement, though not by any easy road, eventually emerged  the present world hegemony of the United Nations; ; suspicion between member states still existed, but it was of about the same low order of virulence as the twentieth-century rivalry between Arizona and California over water supplies. Besides, agreements &quot; in principle &quot;, with the petty details to be thrashed  out later, were commonplace in diplomatic history.
The trouble with them was that they almost never <head>worked</head>, and in fact an agreement &quot; in principle &quot; historically turned out to be a sure sign that neither party really wanted the quarrel settled. 
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With such a lopsided book of options, traders say  , Chemical was more vulnerable to erroneous valuation assumptions. The Chemical spokeswoman said  the bank has examined its methodologies and internal controls.
&quot; We consider our internal controls to have <head>worked</head> well, &quot; she said, adding that some procedures have been strengthened. 
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Scientists call the new class of genes tumor-suppressors, or simply anti-cancer genes. When  functioning normally , they make proteins that  hold a cell's growth in check.
But if the genes are damaged -- perhaps by radiation, a chemical or through a chance accident in cell division -- their growth-suppressing proteins no longer <head>work</head>, and cells normally under control turn malignant. 
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Excerpts follow: On China's turmoil: &quot; It is a very unhappy scene, &quot; he said .
&quot; It took Zhao Ziyang (former premier and party chief) 10 years to build a team of economists who understood how the Western economies <head>work</head> and now that team is part in exile, part being rusticated and part missing. &quot; 
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Testifying before a House subcommittee, Mr. Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn't intervened in foreign-exchange markets in September and early October  to reduce the dollar's value, the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that  might have &quot; unhinged financial markets. &quot;
Mr. Mulford, responding to critics of intervention, also said intervention is &quot; highly visible, &quot; is taken seriously by financial markets and <head>works</head> better than &quot; was recognized some time ago. &quot; 
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Gen-Probe, an industry leader in the field of genetic probes, which  is a new technology used  in diagnostic tests, last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products  in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer. Chugai agreed then  to fund certain associated research and development costs.
That arrangement apparently has <head>worked</head> well, and Thomas A. Bologna, president and chief executive officer of Gen-Probe, founded in 1983, said the sale of the company means &quot; we will be able to concentrate on running the business rather than always looking for sources of financing. &quot; 
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This can not be solved  by  provoking a further downturn;  reducing the supply of goods does not solve inflation. Our advice is this:  Immediately return the government surpluses to the economy through incentive-maximizing tax cuts, and find some monetary policy target that  balances both supply and demand for money (which neither aggregates nor interest rates can do  ).
This was the version of supply-side economics that, in the late 1970s and early '80s, <head>worked</head> in America and world-wide to solve a far more serious stagflation than afflicts Britain today. 
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Those countries -- including Japan, Italy, Canada, Greece and Spain -- are still of some concern to the U.S. but are deemed  to pose less-serious problems for American patent and copyright owners than those on the &quot; priority &quot; list. Gary Hoffman, a Washington lawyer specializing in intellectual-property cases, said  the threat of U.S. retaliation, combined  with a growing recognition that  protecting intellectual property is in a country's own interest, prompted the improvements made  by South Korea, Taiwan and Saudi Arabia.
&quot; What this tells us is that U.S. trade law is <head>working</head>, &quot; he said. 
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By  concentrating all their resources on the pay raise, Wright and Tower, the networks actually overlooked some major stories that  showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution ....
An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast-moving and interesting piece about how Congress really <head>works</head> -- and why voters in, say, West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not. 
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Accord prices start at $12,345 . Nissan's risk is that its low-base-price strategy might get lost  amid the highly publicized rebates being offered  by Detroit's Big Three.
But &quot; on a new car, a rebate doesn't <head>work</head> well &quot; because it cheapens the vehicle's image, contends Thomas D. Mignanelli, executive vice president of Nissan's U.S. sales arm. 
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&quot; Okay, what  happened &quot;? ? &quot; About nine this morning Mrs. Buck phones me she's having trouble with one of her farm hands -- money trouble.
Colored fellow named Tim Williams -- only hand she has <head>working</head> for her now. 
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Years of  watching while Poor John struggled without the help and understanding of the kind of wife  a man needed   to get ahead. Of course, he had done wonders.
Alloy steels and regular steels had different sales departments at Smith &amp; MacIsaacs, where John and Bobbie both <head>worked</head>. 
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The ever-optimistic Mr. Wathen has learned that while  acquiring a big brand-name company can be a shortcut to growth, it can also bring a host of unforeseen problems. &quot; We cleared out a lot of rats ' nests, &quot; says  the 60-year-old security veteran.
Mr. Wathen, who started his career as an Air Force investigator and <head>worked</head> as a security officer for several large companies, built his California Plant Protection from a tiny mom-and-pop security patrol firm here in the San Fernando Valley. 
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The movie, he says  , is in its post-production stages of &quot;  cleaning up the film. &quot; He says  Mr. Peters and Mr. Guber, as the contractual producers with consultation rights, have been invited  to screenings and  to give their input on the film.
Dozens of Guber-Peters staffers are still <head>working</head> on the Warner lot and consulting on various projects on a &quot; daily basis, &quot; the attorney says. 
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Still, this doesn't mean that either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other. The government may ease repression in some areas, but it still keeps a tight grip in others.
For instance, it releases Mr. Sisulu without conditions, yet his son, Zwelakhe, a newspaper editor, is restricted to his home much of the day and isn't allowed to <head>work</head> as a journalist. 
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Some sort of nemesis was haunting his footsteps, he told us in a quavering voice   -- either an ape specter or Abe Spector, a process-server, we couldn't determine which. His eyes had the same dreadful rigid stare as Dr. Grimesby Roylott's when he was found  before his open safe  wearing the speckled band .
The grocery the youth <head>worked</head> for soon tired of his depressing effect on customers, most of whom were sufficiently neurotic without the threat of incubi, and let him go. 
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&quot; Maybe there isn't .  Speak to him again anyway.
Try talking to some of the fellows he <head>works</head> with, friends, anyone. 
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I guess  you 'd better  go on in the morning &quot;. &quot; We 'll work for our keep &quot;, the boy said  eagerly.
&quot; I 've been mucking in a mine in the San Juan, but I used to <head>work</head> on a ranch. 
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When she loved , it was with a passion that  drove her along and carried along with her those things  she loved . Nothing was too impossible  for her to do  when she wanted .
She stayed here to <head>work</head> for Aliah. 
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&quot; Your personal guard? ? You're pretty hard on him &quot;.
&quot; He <head>works</head> for my father &quot;, the girl said, and then seemed to change her mind. 
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In return, the Senate panel has dropped efforts  to enact legislation requiring the administration to inform it within 48 hours of the launching of any covert activity. It also has removed a ban on CIA use of a contingency fund for covert acts and has agreed  to wipe away some tortured and legalistic restrictions on coup planning put  in place  to ensure that the CIA didn't get back in the assassination game.
&quot; We 've finally been able to convince them that Casey and   North don't <head>work</head> here anymore, &quot; says one administration official. 
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Mr. Perry, who  runs Unilever Group's world-wide personal-care business, paused  to scan the crowd.
&quot; I see we have about half the audience <head>working</head> for us, &quot; he said, tongue in cheek. 
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Gavin's face was bloodless with excitement. He did not look back; ; he could feel more than hear the staccato beat of hoofs that  fanned out across the prairie to the north.
He knew who was riding after him -- the men he had known all his life, the men who had <head>worked</head> for him, sworn their loyalty to him. 
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Maggie started  laughing, and she laughed so hard  she couldn't stop, and she kept on  laughing while she lugged the clothes out to the yard  to hang them up while the sun was still shining. When she came back  Eugenia was sitting at the kitchen table with a pencil and envelope  jotting down words and figures.
&quot; I have here that you could run a nursery of your own for <head>working</head> mothers &quot;, Eugenia said. 
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And then there was Linda's engagement to Bobbie Evans. There was no connection between the two events, because Bobbie wasn't rich, either, though he was more aggressive than John.
He was a bright and handsome young man from New York, who <head>worked</head> for the same steel company as John did. 
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Signora Ferraro, bobbing her head encouragingly, asked Sam about Canada,  having a special interest. Carla translated.
The old woman had a nephew from North Italy, a poor boy from a lumber mill who had got tired of the seasonal unemployment, and who had migrated to Canada to <head>work</head> on the railway. 
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If it were not for an old professor who  made me read the classics I would have been stymied  on what  to do , and now I understand why they are classics ; ; those who  wrote them knew people and what  made people tick.
I <head>worked</head> for my Uncle (an Uncle by marriage so you will not think this has a mild undercurrent of incest) who ran one of those antique shops in New Orleans ' Vieux Carre, the old French Quarter. 
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Blanche couldn't remember when she had first arrived at this conclusion . She thought  it was sometime during the second week  she worked for Stanley .
It was nothing that he said or did, but it seemed so natural to her that she should be <head>working</head> for him, looking forward to his eventual proposal. 
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She had assumed before then that one day he would ask her  to marry him. Blanche couldn't remember when she had first arrived at this conclusion .
She thought it was sometime during the second week she <head>worked</head> for Stanley. 
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Without the Cray-3 research and development expenses, the company would have been able  to report a profit of $19.3 million   for the first half of 1989 rather than the $5.9 million   it posted . On the other hand, had it existed then, Cray Computer would have incurred a $20.5 million  loss.
Mr. Cray, who couldn't be reached for comment, will <head>work</head> for the new Colorado Springs, Colo., company as an independent contractor -- the arrangement he had with Cray Research. 
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State thrift examiner Eugene Stelzer said  he found the chief federal examiner Steve Scott to be totally uninterested in one allegedly fraudulent series of transactions. &quot; Frankly, it was like he worked for the Lincoln public-relations department, &quot; Mr. Stelzer testified .
And David Riley, a federal examiner who <head>worked</head> under Mr. Scott, said he found his chief oddly upbeat about Lincoln. 
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He felt  we should be giving something back. &quot; While the campaign was Mr. Gibbons's idea, however, he won't be paying for it: The donations will come out of the chain's national advertising fund, which  is financed  by the franchisees.
And by basing donations on BK Doubles, a new double-hamburger line the fast-food chain is trying to push, Burger King <head>works</head> a sales pitch into its public-service message. 
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She wiped it off with the sleeve of her coat. &quot; I 'll bet  that's as close as you 've been  to a man since you were a baby &quot;, Wilson said .
He saw her hand start to <head>work</head> down the leather thong toward the handle of the quirt, and he grabbed her wrist. 
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The body caressed through my hands like cool satin, and my hands, usually tanned and dark, were pale beside it, and I asked it where the fire colors could come from the coolness of that body . I lowered him so he would not fall and his body slid out onto the cool, newly-plowed earth, from between my pale hands.
The snake <head>worked</head> away very slowly and delicately and with a gorgeous kind of dignity and beauty, and he carried his head a little above the rolled clods. 
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